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2014 Toyota Sienna Minivans Safety Recall
Toyota has issued a very small recall on some very new vehicles. Only 263 of the new Sienna minivans have been sold, but dealers have been ordered not to sell any on their lots until they have been repaired.
Simple Beginnings: The History of Honda
Honda has long been admired for their reliability and terrific build quality. But it's their attention to detail that endears the brand to its loyal owner base. Cars like the Honda Accord, Honda Civic, and Honda Odyssey are filled with little features that can make your life easier. And that's why your local Honda dealer is always packed with both new and returning customers. So let's find out where all of this 'love' comes from.
Posted In: Classics, Miscellaneous
Tags: honda, honda motor co, n600, civic, cvcc, accord, Motorcycles, history
Not Too Late for a Summer Road Trip
When my boys were small, the height of summer was going to the beach. We live in Florida so it may not seem like a big deal, but we are in the dead center of the state which means there are lots of beaches available and none of them are particularly close. We got up early on a Saturday and packed the picnic basket, put on our suits, grabbed a blanket and we were off. The salt air breeze was delicious, the water was chilly and refreshing, and the sand was made into the most pitiful sand castles imaginable. But we were in heaven. Coming home meant a car full of sand, pink noses, and Church's Fried Chicken bought on the way and eaten in the car. The grease and sand were reminders of the beach into the fall even after the car was "cleaned".
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Tags: summer, beach, road trip, car games
Colorado's Love Affair With New 4X4s Is As Strong As Ever
If you've bought a new car since the beginning of the year, you are a part of a healthy trend in Colorado auto sales—especially if that new vehicle is a Jeep.
Our Own Worst Enemy: Traffic Jams
I hate to drive on interstates. I never know when traffic will come to a standstill. I will brave the interstate that lies between home and Walt Disney World, but only because that destination is my favorite on earth. I go often, but it seems to happen pretty regularly that there will be traffic problems either coming or going. An accident will close a lane or two and vehicles will trickle through, adding an hour or more to the drive on occasion. But it really can't be helped. Or can it?
Posted In: Car News, Miscellaneous, Safety
Tags: traffic jam, accident, vanderbilt
BMW's Solution to Charging Problems
One of the major complaints of electric vehicle owners is the lack of convenient places to charge the battery of the vehicle. The landscape of available charging stations is growing but the cost is high and finding the space for them is difficult.
Posted In: Car News, Hybrid / Green, Miscellaneous, Technology
Tags: bmw, i3, tesla, electric vehicle, charging station
2015 KIA Soul Arriving Now
If you're out and about at your local KIA dealership, you should see the new 2015 Soul available for purchase or test drive any day now. Design-wise it hasn't seen any major changes, but there are some packages with cool upgrades and techy stuff that may attract buyers.
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Tags: kia, soul
Big, Brash, Brawny: History of Hummer
At one time, the Hummer was the ultimate American automobile. It was big, brash, and you didn't care about the gas mileage. Arnold Schwarzenegger had one. The Army had thousands. And even David Caruso drove one on the hit TV show CSI Miami. Then gas prices started to rise, and people had to trade their Hummer for a crossover. But let's take a trip down memory lane and see where this automotive icon began.
Cars That Go to the Dogs
Summer is the season for family road trips. We load up grilling supplies, bathing suits, pails and shovels, and the kids and head off for fun in the sun. Some of us take our pets along and we know they need some extra care when traveling. They need to be in the backseat, for instance. Putting your pet in the front seat can leave them vulnerable in an accident. The airbag alone can kill them when it deploys, since it was not made to protect small critters. We also never, EVER drive with our pets in our laps. It's both dangerous and illegal. And we ALWAYS put them in a safety harness.
Women...The Practical Car Buyers
When automobiles first hit the market they were driven mostly by men. Women could drive too. There was nothing saying they couldn't, but generally men piloted the new rage in transportation. All that has changed. Women drive to work, ferry the kids to school functions, do the shopping, and any number of other errands that men shirk if they can. They also have strong opinions on what they want in a vehicle.
Unrealistic Ambitions; The History of Daewoo
Although Daewoo cars aren't very interesting to look at or drive, they're a brilliant alternative to walking or taking the bus. The Daewoo Lanos is an affordable hatchback, with lots of room to carry your stuff around. The Daewoo Nubira offers plenty of passenger room, at a price that's much lower than its Japanese competitors. All of this affordability is interesting, as is the Daewoo story. Well, part of the story anyway...
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Just add HARRY POTTER!! Sophy is still making her way through Philosopher's Stone, whilst Heather and I continue to be all backseat driver about it. Operation Ropher….stronger than ever? Chapter 13 — Nicolas Flamel
Start the petition for Rin/Doorknob IMMEDIATELY.
No, really. Make it happen. Yes, somehow this is a blog post for a new HARRY POTTER recap! What's next on the horizon for our favourite boy wonder? wizard pornWell, you'll just have to click and find out. ( "What…
30 Days of Ladies – Day 28
Day Twenty-Eight: Favourite female writer (television, books, movies, etc.)
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Day Twenty-Six: Favourite classical female character (from pre-20th century literature or mythology or the like)
So Potter, So Rophy.
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Minnesota is closing a trout hatchery on Lake Superior, citing failing infrastructure and excessive energy consumption.
The Department of Natural Resources said Thursday it's closing the 1970s-era French River Hatchery near Duluth because it needs $8 million in upgrades and because it consumes 10 percent of all energy used by the DNR statewide.
The hatchery produces Kamloops trout for stocking in Lake Superior. It's a domesticated strain of rainbow trout that can't reproduce naturally in Lake Superior. The DNR says the hatchery is inefficient because it has to heat the lake's cold water to a temperature at which fish can be raised. Each fish an angler keeps costs around $160 to produce there.
Fisheries chief Don Pereira said production will switch to another hatchery until a new strategy is determined.
Read more about the DNR's Lake Superior fishery management here.


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|1994 Honda Accord LX 2.2L Battery, Fan VIN: JHMCD5636R
Hello all, I have a customer's 1994 Honda Accord LX that seems to keep draining the battery. When the car is jump started after the battery is dead, the main fan kicks on, then when the car is started, fan shuts off and resumes normal operation until the batte...
|1999 Honda Civic EX 1.6L Excessive Emissions VIN: 2HGEJ6581X
-Car came in for safety and emission test with check engine light on -Initial emission test failed on NOX -Safety and inspection found cracked exhaust manifold and code for O2 sensor heater circuit -Replaced manifold and Oxygen sensor at the same time. Had ...
|2004 Honda Pilot EX 3.5L No-Start VIN: 2HKYF18524
Vehicle runs and starts normally over 40 deg. When it sits overnite and goes below 30 it will not start right away in the morning. After cranking for a while it misfires a little then starts and sputters for a few moments then clears up and runs fine all day. ...
|2008 Kia Sportage EX 2.7L transmission,4wheel drive VIN: KNDJE72398
Car came in for tpms light on and 4 wheel drive light flashing.Car had multiple codes in it for can communication failure and speed sensor code on tire pressure monitor system and trans has speed sensor code.Went to check abs codes and can not communicate abs ...
|2002 Lexus ES300 3.0L Poor Idle Quality VIN: JTHBF30GX2
Thanks in advance. This Lexus sat for 6 weeks and the battery went dead. Charged battery that is 6 mos. old. Now the car will not hold idle. It drops to 150-200 rpm and eventually stalls. I do not see anything for idle reset procedures. Any help would be great...
|2002 Mazda Protege DX 2.0L Alternator
Attn Mazda Techs. I had a vehicle come in for a battery light on. I tested the alternator and found it to be charging at 12.8V under a load. I replaced the alternator only to find once I started it to test it that everything that receives electrical power is l...
|1995 Nissan Pathfinder LE 3.0L No Start, Hesitation VIN: JN8HD17Y3S
Hello folks, this Pathfinder has been an amazing headache. The complaint is an intermittent no-start and loss of power at times while driving on freeway. We eventually experienced the no-start, but have never had a problem on the road. It will pick random time...
|2006 Scion xB 1.5L MIL Lamp on VIN: JTLKT32456
This Scion came in with 5 evap codes, P043E, P043F, P0456, P2401 and P2402. Performed function test with scanner and everything passed, no problem found. Researched iATN and found that the evap canister assembly has been known to cause these codes so we replac... Trouble codes: P043E, P043F, P0456, P2401, P2402
|1993 Toyota MR2 Turbo 2.0L Hesitation, Stall, Misfire VIN: JT2SW22N9P
Got vehicle with a start and immediate stall if throttle wasnt depressed. Costumer claimed they installed alot of new parts, see repair history. I smoked the intake manifold and found leaking injector seals. I replaced the seals and the leak went away. Proble...
|2002 Toyota Tacoma Pre Runner 2.4L Mechanical VIN: 5TEVL52N32
Hello iATN, Well I have this truck that has me all confused. My customer brought it in for a CEL. The code was a misfire Cylinder #1. It's weird because the engine is not shaking tremendously, nor its stalling at idle. I can see the misfire happen with the sc...
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|2002 Honda Civic LX 1.7L Mechanical VIN: 1HGES16512
first off i would like to thank all 29 people who offerd help..the first problem was a code for the eld senser after reading the tsb i decided to repair per tsb and that fixed the code for the eld senser..the next code i had was a crank senser code after takin...
|2008 Honda Pilot EX 3.5L Immobilizer VIN: 5FNYF18588
Hi, Thanks to all who responded, and a special thanks to Jason and Darin. The iN is Honda's interactive network, the database for their dealers and techs. Programming the key was easy with the code number and the HDS. It takes you through it step by step. Than...
|2004 Infiniti QX56 5.6L No crank, abs light on, tcs light on, security VIN: 5N3AA08A74
I am going to call this one fixed. We sent this truck to the dealer to have the bcm replaced and programmed. The customer picked it up from them and we have not heard anything back.
|2005 Infiniti G35 X 3.5L Throttle VIN: JNKCV51F25
Turns out that the replacement TCM was incorrect for the vehicle. Tried to check the TCM calibration against current calibrations on the Infinity web site and the calibration did not show up. A second valve body was installed with the correct calibration and t...
|2006 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution MR 2.0L 1st gear VIN: JA3AH86C86
Hi there everyone. I need to close this one down but do not have a fix because the guy did not have the cash to do a clutch job or a bearing/gear job on this one. These are pretty harsh cost wise to get the trannies out of. From the info that we got, we are...
|1990 Nissan 300ZX 3.0L hot engine bay VIN: 1RZ24A0LX0
thanks to all that helped, the fix was shorten the clutch master cyl rod to clutch pedal so hot fluid in line behind engine can expand and return into the master resivor, if rod is to long fluid is traped in the slave cyl and line to master cyl. and releases ...
|2001 Nissan Pathfinder SE 3.5L low power
Nobody had the right answer on this one, and searching the iATN Knowledge Base with symptoms (there was no code) didn't locate anything, and Identifix was no help either. But some Web research came up with the right answer - what Nissan calls the "swirl valve...
|2006 Nissan Pathfinder SE Off-Road 4.0L Engine VIN: 5N1AR18W76
Thanks to all for the replies to my help request. Unfortunately, I have released this car back to the customer unrepaired. I followed all leads and lines of logic, but I just couldn't solve this problem. I purchased an EVA vibration analyzer and set it up...
|1988 Toyota Camry 2.0L No Start VIN: JT2SV24E8J
Well I took all the info, did some research and found out that Mitchell and All-Data are giving some bad info about the injector resistance. They state it should be 1.6 ohms which is wrong for this 88. There should be a resistor on the firewall for which this ...


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Authorities close investigation into death of Salma Hayek's dog: Report
An investigation into the death of Salma Hayek's dog at her Washington ranch has reportedly been closed by authorities.
When the actress' neighbor shot her 9-year-old pet, Mozart, the dog was allegedly trespassing on the neighbor's private property -- something the neighbor told police happened whenever Salma's caretaker walked the pooches, who purportedly had a habit of attacking the neighbor's dogs, according to TMZ.
The neighbor reportedly said he used a pellet gun to scare the animals off after spotting them in his garage; he said he had no intention of killing any of them.
Police tell TMZ the neighbor had a right to shoot the dog since it was on his property.
Mozart was discovered back on Salma's turf after the shooting. In a distraught post on Instagram, the actress said the dog bled to death from the pellet injury.
"I am hoping that the Washington State authorities do justice to this wonderful dog whom in 9 years never bit or attacked anyone," she wrote. "He loved his territory and never strayed away...he was the most loving and loyal companion. He didn't deserve a slow and painful death."
The devoted pet owner told Ellen DeGeneres in 2013 that her brood included "five horses, four alpacas, one cat, eight dogs, one hamster, five parrots, two fish," some turkeys, about 20 chickens and 20 rabbits.
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A while ago, I wrote a piece about the 10 key lessons I had learned as a filmmaker. Point seven was this:
Festivals are massively important and also highly irrelevant at the same time.
I then went onto explain the reasons for this oxymoron. And of course, part of that was informed from being on both sides of the film festival universe.
You see, from 2008, through till 2013, working with some incredible people, we headed up the Bootleg Film Festival?—?a traveling event that played at a variety of cities on both sides of the Atlantic. I retired the festival after it's last showing in NYC (that announcement is here), but for five years, along with an incredible team, we hustled hard.
During that time, we programmed hundreds of films from the many, many thousands of submissions we received. They truly ran the gamut from bad to the truly inspiring, to total brilliance. Through that period, I learned an awful lot about filmmaking as an art and a business, and these are the key things I discovered.
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Havana, Cuba.
Where the buildings look Peruvian and Italian, the music sounds Jamaican and Spanish, the weather feels Hawaiian and Brazilian, and the cars look, well, American.
Havana is, if anything, the most original and one-of-a-kind place you could ever be lucky enough to visit.
Back in October of 2016, I saw a sale for flights on the Flight Deal from LA to Havana from LAX, and I've never shelled out $300 so quickly. The flights were for January of 2017, meaning we would be among the first to legally travel from the US to Cuba.
Even with four months to study up and plan an itinerary, I was wildly unprepared for what lay ahead. I'll have more detailed posts in the future, but for now: thoughts.
It's pretty and dirty and friendly and loud and confusing — so. damn. confusing.
It's wonderfully diverse, from the locals that reside there to the tourists that visit. The only distinction is the signature glassy-eyed looks that follow tourists wherever they go; the cameras around the neck don't help either.
Oh, me? Guilty on both accounts. Especially the glassy-eyed look.
There's music and dancing at every turn, and whether that's the people to the palm trees, it doesn't matter. It happens with an acoustic guitar and a frisky salsa dancer who moves their feet faster than I can even clap my hands.
There are pathways leading you from Habana Vieja to Centro Habana, and even then to the sea.
The city is both crumbling and rebuilding, and even the ugly is beautiful. Wish I could say the same for photos of me in sixth grade.


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Madhya Pradesh Professional Examination Board MP VYAPAM Recruitment 2017 notification has been issued for the Recruitment of Staff Nurse through General Nursing Training Selection Test (GNTST) & Pre. Nursing (B.Sc. Nursing) Selection Test (PNST). Education Qualification, Experience Requirements, Method of application, Selection procedure and all other details of this MP VYAPAM Staff Nurse Recruitment 2017 has been explained below. Candidates are advised to read this MP VYAPAM Vacancies notification carefully before applying. Candidates interested in applying for these Staff Nurse jobs in Madhya Pradesh have to apply online
Details of MP VYAPAM Recruitment 2017
Name of the post – Staff Nurse
VYAPAM Exam – General Nursing Training Selection Test (GNTST) and Pre-Nursing Selection Test (PNST)
No of vacancies: 1210
a) GNST – 1040
b) PNST – 170
Salary – Rs.5200-20200 + Grade pay of Rs.2800/-
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Age Limit: As on 01-07-2017
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How will be the MP VYAPAM Staff Nurse Selection Procedure?
Selection for these Staff Nurse vacancies will be made on the basis of written exam and Interview. All the candidates those who apply will have to attend the written examination conducted by MP VYAPAM and on the basis of merit of marks scored in the written examination, Candidates will be called for Interview as per vacancy requirements.
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i found a mirror and i'm going to paint it to go above my bed
i'm going to blog about it today--
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Cancer is one of the most exciting specialties in medicine. This book aspires to convey the authors' enthusiasm for oncology and this new edition of Oncology Lecture Notes is a must for students and trainees.
There has been a revolution in the practice of oncology. The changes are due to amazing advances in basic science, and the development of new drugs and successful immunisation programmes that have followed. Cancer death rates have fallen and this is in part due to radical new treatments, effective screening programmes, and also, as a result of popular movements for change in patient care, and decreased exposure to carcinogens.
Completely revised and updated, this new edition of Oncology Lecture Notes describes advances in molecular biology research and highlights the importance of patient perspectives in cancer care. The text includes many new figures and tables, an update of molecular biology and highlights new treatments. With learning objectives and key point summaries in each chapter, Oncology Lecture Notes is an ideal introduction to the biological basis and principles of treatment in oncology.
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Titolo: Lecture Notes : Oncology
Autori: Bower - Waxman
Editore: Wiley
Volume: Unico
Edizione: III 2016
Collana: Lecture Notes
Lingua: Inglese
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I'm an avid baker, but I always hate using the built-in timer on my oven. For one, the buttons are at the back of the stovetop, which means I usually have to reach over boiling hot pans, fumble with buttons, and hope I remember to do this for each batch of whatever it is I'm making. This Epica Digital Timer is a seemingly simple, but wildly useful kitchen gadget to have handy for these occasions.
The numbers on this timer are huge and clear, easily visible from any vantage point. It is super simple to operate. There are minute and second buttons, which you just press until you reach the time you desire. Then you simply use the Stop/Start button to control when the timer starts, pauses and stops. It works for a maximum of 99 minutes and 59 seconds, which is more than sufficient for most tasks I can think of.
The alarm is also loud and clear, I could hear it all through the downstairs of my house. It continues to beep for a full minute until you shut it off. This means no more burned cookies!
I also love how flexible it is in terms of where you can place it. It has both a clip and a magnet so you can stick it on the fridge or clip it right onto your belt if you're extra forgetful and multi-tasking. It also has a built in stand so you can place it on any flat surface in the kitchen. It could obviously be used for many other activities outside of cooking- really anything that has a time-sensitive component.
This is a high-quality timer and worked well for my needs.
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What is the relationship between the current king of Thebes and the deceased king in Oedipus Rex by Sophocles?
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This question is in a certain way the crux of the play. The easy and obvious answer is that Oedipus, the current ruler of Thebes, is the son of Laius, the previous king. This answer masks, though, an essential shading in the correct Greek terminology.
Lauis was the king or "basileus" of Thebes, i.e. a legitimate hereditary ruler. When Oedipus arrives in Thebes, he is made a ruler by popular acclaim. The correct term for absolute ruler by popular acclaim in Greek is "tyrranos" (English: tyrant). The actual Greek title of the play is "Oedipus Tyrranos". The great irony of the play is that Oedipus only discovers that he was the legitimate king, or basileus, at the end of the play, when Oedipus renounces his role as tyrant and exiles himself for the city's good, saying:
But never let my father's city be condemned
to have me living here while I still live.
Let me make my home up in the mountains
Oedipus (current king) ws in fact the real son of the former king Laius


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LEWISTON, Maine (NEWS CENTER) --
For people sick of winter, a number of events this weekend are providing an escape.
Annual golf shows, boat shows and home shows are happening across the state.
The Bangor is hosting a boat show, Lewiston has the Maine Home Show and Portland has its Golf Expo.
All the shows continue Sunday.
Primarily, these shows are about getting consumers to pay for a service or product.
Visitors we talked to weren't just visiting to make a deal, they were going for a reminder that spring starts this Monday.
Many say they're looking forward to the snow melting so they can pursue their favorite summer hobbies.
"It kind of gets you in the mood and spirit that summer is coming," said Wendy Crocker who was looking for a "party boat" with her husband, in Bangor on Saturday
For planning purposes, the home show at the Colisee in Lewiston continues from 10AM to 4PM on Sunday, the Golf Expo runs from 9AM to 2PM at The Holiday Inn by the Bay and the boat show from 10AM to 4PM at the Cross Insurance Center.


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"I would lay down at night, and it's like the whole world would just rush in on me. It was just sitting on my chest. I didn't sleep. I just wanted it to stop. I just wanted everything to stop, but I didn't want to do anything to change it."
My name is Hope. I'm an alcoholic. My sobriety date is March 14th, 2014. My family life is wonderful. I had a pretty awesome childhood. I'm the youngest. I'm the only girl. My brothers were a little older than me. [I was] a little bit spoiled, but my parents protected me and took care of me. I can't say anything really bad about my childhood. We weren't necessarily poor, but we weren't rich, but I never wanted for anything. They were protective. They took me to church every time the doors were open. I was very active in church, and my faith was a big part of my life.
I remember looking at people and being able to spot the fake people, but spot the real people. I wanted what the real people had, but I didn't know how to get it. I couldn't quite figure it out. I felt like some sort of outsider, because I didn't want to be the fake person, but, basically, that's what I was doing. I was going through some motions trying to find some peace in my life, and, pretty much in the way I lived my life with relationships of any capacity is, "If you people just understood how much I loved you, your life would be so much better." I had no concept of that that was manipulation or control, [or] that I was trying to control things, because I didn't think that way. I thought I was just a good friend and always trying to be helpful.
"After the surgery and I was recuperating, I got depressed, and I started drinking secretly. Nobody knew."
I did not really start drinking until I was around thirty. I just turned fifty. I haven't really figured out all the connection in this. I think there's somewhat of a connection. I had surgery when I was thirty years old. I had a brain hemorrhage, and I had surgery on that. For brain surgery, it really wasn't that big of a deal, but it was brain surgery. Afterwards, I got depressed. I was taking some medication. I remember taking the pain medicine, and pain medication was not my deal. I never sought out drugs or anything like that, but I had never had any type of real pain medication until then.
I remember that one time they gave it to me, when I really didn't need it while I was in the hospital, and I thought, "Oh my, what have we got here?" I never sought out the pain medication after that, but I remembered how it made me feel. After the surgery and I was recuperating, I got depressed, and I started drinking secretly. Nobody knew. I would go home after work every night and drink. I watched movies or whatever and [would] go to work the next day.
One day, I decided to take a friend of mine to a twelve-step [meeting]. I sat there and listened to these people, and I felt like they were talking about me. So I decided that I was an alcoholic and I needed to quit drinking. I did. That lasted about a year. I think the reason, the only reason that lasted about a years is, at that point, I had had no consequences for my drinking whatsoever. None. I didn't do anything that was required to change. I didn't. Basically, I just quit drinking on self-will because it was bad and I needed to quit.
It was progressive for me because when I started back, I didn't care who knew that I drank, I didn't care where I drank, and it was on for me. I lost relationships. I lost jobs. I don't know how I drank so long without getting in trouble actually. I got married in my addiction. I got divorced in my addiction, because that's going to fix it, too. If you get rid of the relationship, that's going to fix me because I was in a cycle of blaming everybody else for my problems.
"I think we've all got that person in our life that we think, 'Well, that person's always going to be there for me.' When that person in your life says, 'I'm done,' things get real."
I got to that point where I drank so much I was on that merry-go-round where you drink because you have anxiety, and you have anxiety because you're drinking. I would lay down at night, and it's like the whole world would just rush in on me. It was just sitting on my chest. I didn't sleep. I just wanted it to stop. I just wanted everything to stop, but I didn't want to do anything to change it. I was just blinded. I couldn't see the truth at all. I could not see the truth. I wanted to blame everybody else.
A couple of encounters with the law opened my eyes a little bit, but I still drank for six more months. That was highly recommended that I seek treatment. I was going to do that because it was recommended, but I still wasn't serious about it. My best friend, basically, I'll say she saved my life. I think we've all got that person in our life that we think, "Well, that person's always going to be there for me," because I was so wrapped up in my own selfishness and my self-centeredness, "That person is going to be there for me."
When that person in your life says, "I'm done," things get real. She basically had an intervention with me via email. It was awesome. I keep the email and I read it. I actually read it yesterday. When you look in black and white at how sick we make other people, how sick I made the people in my life, just the stress and the anxiety and the worry and the guilt that I put other people in my life through, it was kind of the catalyst that was like, "Man, I got to do something. I've got to do something. This is not going to go away on its own. I've got to do something differently."
That's when I started taking my treatment seriously. I drank two days into treatment, pretty much like a jerk because there were these people, the outpatient people trying to get sober and, "Okay, well, I'm just not going to drink. I'm just not going to drink in treatment." I started trying to do the assignments they gave me and trying to grasp this understanding of giving up and being powerless over alcohol and I didn't. I couldn't. I wrote stuff down, and I thought it sounded pretty good, but then I started to talk about all this spiritual stuff and something bigger than me having to get me out of this, and I couldn't fake my way through it. All those fake people I talked about, I was like "I can't do that. I cannot do this."
I remember exactly where I was driving on my way back to work, and I just realized, "I don't understand." When I thought about my insanity, because that's what everybody kept telling me, "You got to let a higher power restore you to sanity," I didn't understand what my insanity was. To me, my insanity was all my problems. I can't fix it. How was I going to fix that? It was like somebody took a 10,000-piece puzzle, put it in the middle of the floor and said, "Put it together in five minutes," and it is not possible.
"It was like somebody took a 10,000-piece puzzle, put it in the middle of the floor and said, "Put it together in five minutes," and it is not possible."
As I prayed really for the first time to help me understand what I can't change, I understood that I was an alcoholic and I couldn't do anything about that. What can I do? I can give up. I got the connection that my insanity at that point didn't have to do with all this craziness in my head. It had to do with me not understanding that I can't even take one drink, and that's all God wanted me to grasp at that point, just the corner piece of the puzzle. It's all I had to do and, from thereon out, just one piece at a time and just that acceptance on my part. Just accepting that I was an alcoholic, that that's my insanity, was the greatest relief.
That day, when I was trying to work through that, I had had one of the worst anxiety attacks I can remember. It was horrible. The weight on my chest and on my shoulders, it was removed from me instantly. That was over two years ago. I haven't had an anxiety attack since that point. I know that might be unusual and I know that's not everybody's story, but it's mine. I realized that, for once, I could not control this thing. I had to give up.
I had to quit trying to make everything work my way, so I took some suggestions and, one of the most important things I did, I would get up every morning and I would pray, "God, show me what to do today and I'll do it," and I had to mean it. I didn't say, "God, show me what to do today and then I'll decide whether or not I want to do it." I had to mean it because, at that point, I finally grasped that my life depended on it, that if I didn't do things differently, if I didn't change the way I thought, that I was going to die.
I was already spiritually dead inside, and that was kind of my bottom. I had lost everything inside and I was eventually going to lose everything outside. Lots of people have to lose all the material things first. I was on my way to that, but [had] given up, doing things differently than I'd normally would, that felt so weird. It was so unusual doing that because I'm … I was used to doing things my way and pretend[ing] like I was doing something helpful. I mean, I could make you think that I was doing something really for you when, ultimately, all I was doing was looking for some sort of validation. That's the way I lived my life. Finally, I decided to take account for me, to look at me.
I was raised being taught grace is a free gift. I'm in the Bible Belt. Grace is a free gift. I think that's true, but the problem was I had never put myself in a position to receive that gift. It was like I had this gift and I carried it around, but I never opened it. Going through a twelve-step program was what taught me how to do that. One of the first things I had to do was to look at me, the way I felt about god and relationships, and everything.
"I was raised being taught grace is a free gift. I'm in the Bible Belt. Grace is a free gift. I think that's true, but the problem was I had never put myself in a position to receive that gift."
It was like I had a magnet in my chest, where my heart is. God and everybody around me was also a magnet, but mine was turned the wrong way. Have you ever tried to put the wrong ends of a magnet together? It's impossible. You can't do it. God felt out of my reach. People felt out of my reach. They were there. I could not connect, but, when I looked at me, I took responsibility for me, for my actions, not what anybody else had ever done for me, I looked at my character defects, I acknowledged my selfishness, my self-centeredness and quit blaming other people, it's like that magnet flipped. When that magnet flipped, it was like God just went, "Boom!" Then suddenly people were within reach, too, because that gift of self-examination gave me the ability to genuinely care for other people.
I never knew what it was like to really care for other people. I pretended like I did. I cared to the best of my ability, but I needed that validation. I needed other people to love me, to find my value. When I realized that I am valuable and that I have a purpose, I didn't know what that meant. There's lots of people that talk about, "If you get in recovery, you're going to get out of it which put into it." I don't believe that because I didn't have very much to give. I gave all I had, but it was like I said, "Here's a penny," and I got a million dollars in return. I can't even describe what I got out of it.
There's a lot of talk about promises and not regretting the past, and I don't. I don't. I did a lot of bad things when I was drinking, but I do believe, for the next person that walks in the door that wants to get sober, that those things have a purpose. People in recovery, we have a unique gift and ability that not a lot of people have. I have the opportunity and ability to relate to you and you to me that a normal person would never have. Every time somebody comes in that's a day sober or barely sober, I get excited because I know how much better it can be. I know how good it can be and I just want to take it and I just want to put it on. I was like, "Oh, just hang in there and give up at the same time." Some of the words we use seemed so strange. I was like, "Oh, it just sounds foreign. It doesn't make sense." It doesn't [make sense] until you do it. I got sober out of desperation, and it was a gift.
My life in the last two years, like I said, I didn't start drinking till I was thirty, but I have the peace and serenity that I've experienced from doing some very simple things—trusting god, cleaning house and helping others. That's it. That's the formula for me. That has given me the peace and serenity that I never knew in my life even before I started drinking.
Finally, what those other people got, I think I finally understood. I was like, "Oh, that's it. I was just over-complicating everything." It seems simple. It is simple, but I had to give it everything I had. I heard somebody say this week something about dipping their toe in the water. I'm just barely dipping my toe in the water. Dipping my toe in the water, all that entailed was just not drinking for a minute. I didn't get better until I started doing some things and I got busy. I had to jump in. It was all or nothing to me. I had to abandon myself to this thing. That's how bad I wanted to get better. I just had no idea how great the benefits were going to be.
"She had gotten her house key from me and then I realized why. That was in February. In December, for Christmas, we exchanged gifts, and the gift she gave back to me was the key to her house."
From somebody who couldn't not stop at the bar on the way home, I thought it was impossible. I mean, I remember thinking, "Well, I don't need to go today. I just need to go home," but I couldn't fathom being alone at my house. I would rather be at the bar drinking than be alone with me. I can't fathom going to drink today. That obsession is gone for me. Lots of people think, "Oh, we know you got sober. You must think about drinking every day." I don't. I never thought that would happen. I never thought that the way I think could genuinely change. It did.
The relationships that have been rebuilt, the trust that's been rebuilt, and that's one of the things I brought with me—my key chain. I've got a key on that key chain. Before my best friend kind of did her little intervention and said, "This is it. I can't do this anymore," she had gotten her house key from me and then I realized why. That was in February. In December, for Christmas, we exchanged gifts, and the gift she gave back to me was the key to her house.
There's lots of people, when they get sober, that get stuff back. Lots of times, we don't lose people's love, but we will lose their trust. When we start getting things like that back, that's amazing. I got things that I didn't even know that I wanted.
I was talking to my friend one day and I couldn't put my finger on this emotion that I was feeling, because there's so many feelings that we don't know. We've got to feel them. I've got to face them and figure out what they are and put them in their place and all that, and I finally figured out what it was. It was respect, and I thought, "I didn't even know that I wanted that. Somebody actually respects me?" I mean, I spent my life being a screw up trying to live up to other people's expectations or what I thought my expectations are, instead of just being exactly who I was supposed to be in the moment, learning to live in the moment, being who God designed me to be right now.
Trust God, clean house and help others, and that's just the key to my life today. That's all I have to worry about every day, and get to enjoy the moment and not worry about the past, not fret over the future, but live in the moment right now.
Photographs taken at Hope's home in Pearl, Mississippi.


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Neutral Metallic Manicure
I have tried to get into nail art in the past, and it's just not my thing (if you're interested in legit nail art, check out my friend Sara's YouTube channel - she's amazing!). However, I absolutely love nail polish, and every once in a while I'll do something pretty basic that I think is really pretty, and want to share it with you! So, that's what's going on today. I've been wearing a kind of fun, neutral nail look using some of my all time favorite nail polishes, and wanted to break it down for you.
So, I used three different colors. Two from OPI and a third from Strange Beautiful. Honestly, all three colors would have been from OPI, but the only gold color I have in my collection at the moment is the one from Strange Beautiful, which I received in a Boxycharm box a while ago. I would have preferred to use OPI's Glitzerland, since that's my absolute favorite gold nail polish, but Cricket broke it, and this one's really pretty, too (I even wore it for my engagement pictures!). I think this must have been kind of a Boxycharm exclusive, since that's the only place I've actually found where you can get this polish. If you're interested in it, you can check the link here. Anyway, I used this as an accent color on both ring fingers.
Then, I grabbed out my Did You 'Ear About Van Gogh, which I think I've talked about before, but I'm not sure where. It is honestly one of my favorite tan neutrals, and if I want something just nice and subtle, this is my go-to. I will admit that I picked this up because I love VanGogh the painter, but the color is awesome, too. I put this on my pointer finger and pinky.
Finally, I used OPI's Tickle My France-y, which I know I've talked about on this blog before, and put this on my thumb and middle finger just for a hint of color. I say hint, because this is kind of a pinky-purple-greige sort of shade that's still a light enough shade to be mistaken for tan at first glance. I absolutely love the versatility of this polish, and I imagine just the fact that this is my second bottle of this polish speaks volumes for how much I like it!
So, that's my current manicure! It's incredibly subtle at first, but then as you look at it, it starts to have a bit more depth while still looking polished and put together. Personally, I really like it, and I hope you do, too, even if it doesn't have all sorts of fun things going on!
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Early life (1875–1896)
He was born René Karl Wilhelm Johann Josef Maria Rilke in Prague, capital of Bohemia (then part of Austria-Hungary, now the Czech Republic). His childhood and youth in Prague were not especially happy. His father, Josef Rilke (1838–1906), became a railway official after an unsuccessful military career. His mother, Sophie ("Phia") Entz (1851–1931), came from a well-to-do Prague family, the Entz-Kinzelbergers, who lived in a house on the Herrengasse (Panská) 8, where René also spent many of his early years. The relationship between Phia and her only son was colored by her mourning for an earlier child, a daughter who had died only one week old. During Rilke's early years Phia acted as if she sought to recover the lost girl through the boy by dressing him in girl's clothing.[9] His parents' marriage failed in 1884. His parents pressured the poetically and artistically talented youth into entering a military academy, which he attended from 1886 until 1891, when he left owing to illness. From 1892 to 1895 he was tutored for the university entrance exam, which he passed in 1895. Until 1896 he studied literature, art history, and philosophy in Prague[10] and Munich.
Munich and Saint Petersburg
In 1897 in Munich, Rainer Maria Rilke met and fell in love with the widely travelled, intellectual woman of letters Lou Andreas-Salomé. Rilke changed his first name from "René" to "Rainer" at Lou's urging because she thought that name more masculine, forceful, and Germanic.[11] His relationship with this married woman, with whom he undertook two extensive trips to Russia, lasted until 1900. But even after their separation, Lou continued to be Rilke's most important confidante until the end of his life. Having trained from 1912 to 1913 as a psychoanalyst with Sigmund Freud, she shared her knowledge of psychoanalysis with Rilke.
In 1898, Rilke undertook a journey lasting several weeks to Italy. In 1899, he travelled with Lou and her husband, Friedrich Andreas, to Moscow where he met the novelist Leo Tolstoy. Between May and August 1900, a second journey to Russia, accompanied only by Lou, again took him to Moscow and Saint Petersburg, where he met the family of Boris Pasternak and Spiridon Drozhzhin, a peasant poet. Author Anna A. Tavis cites the cultures of Bohemia and Russia as the key influences on Rilke's poetry and consciousness.[12]
In 1900, Rilke stayed at the artists' colony at Worpswede. (Later, his portrait would be painted by the proto-expressionist Paula Modersohn-Becker, whom he got to know at Worpswede.) It was here that he got to know the sculptor Clara Westhoff, whom he married the following year. Their daughter Ruth (1901–1972) was born in December 1901.
Paris (1902–1910)
In the summer of 1902, Rilke left home and travelled to Paris to write a monograph on the sculptor Auguste Rodin. Before long his wife left their daughter with her parents and joined Rilke there. The relationship between Rilke and Clara Westhoff continued for the rest of his life; a mutually agreed-upon effort at divorce was bureaucratically hindered by Rilke's "official" status as a Catholic, though a non-practising one.
At first, Rilke had a difficult time in Paris, an experience that he called on in the first part of his only novel, The Notebooks of Malte Laurids Brigge. At the same time, his encounter with modernism was very stimulating: Rilke became deeply involved in the sculpture of Rodin, and then with the work of Paul Cézanne. For a time, he acted as Rodin's secretary, also lecturing and writing a long essay on Rodin and his work. Rodin taught him the value of objective observation, and under this influence, Rilke dramatically transformed his poetic style from the subjective and sometimes incantatory language of his earlier work into something quite new in European literature. The result was the New Poems, famous for the "thing-poems" expressing Rilke's rejuvenated artistic vision. During these years, Paris increasingly became the writer's main residence.
The most important works of the Paris period were Neue Gedichte (New Poems) (1907), Der Neuen Gedichte Anderer Teil (Another Part of the New Poems) (1908), the two "Requiem" poems (1909), and the novel The Notebooks of Malte Laurids Brigge, started in 1904 and completed in January 1910.
During the later part of this decade, Rilke spent extended periods in Ronda, the famous bull-fighting centre in southern Spain. There he kept from December 1912 to February 1913 a permanent room at the Hotel Reina Victoria[13][14] (built in 1906) where his room remains to this day as he left it, a mini-museum of Rilkeana. The hotel was recently renovated and the poet's room is no longer even marked. The furniture and personal effects are now relegated to a glassed-in niche near the hotel spa, but out on the terrace Rilke is commemorated by a bronze statue.
Duino and the First World War (1911–1919)
Between October 1911 and May 1912, Rilke stayed at the Castle Duino, near Trieste, home of Princess Marie of Thurn und Taxis. There, in 1912, he began the poem cycle called the Duino Elegies, which would remain unfinished for a decade because of a long-lasting creativity crisis. The outbreak of World War I surprised Rilke during a stay in Germany. He was unable to return to Paris, where his property was confiscated and auctioned. He spent the greater part of the war in Munich. From 1914 to 1916 he had a turbulent affair with the painter Lou Albert-Lasard. Rilke was called up at the beginning of 1916, and he had to undertake basic training in Vienna. Influential friends interceded on his behalf, and he was transferred to the War Records Office and discharged from the military on 9 June 1916. He spent the subsequent time once again in Munich, interrupted by a stay on Hertha Koenig's Gut Bockel in Westphalia. The traumatic experience of military service, a reminder of the horrors of the military academy, almost completely silenced him as a poet.
Switzerland and Muzot (1919–1926)
On 11 June 1919, Rilke traveled from Munich to Switzerland. The outward motive was an invitation to lecture in Zurich, but the real reason was the wish to escape the post-war chaos and take up his work on the Duino Elegies once again. The search for a suitable and affordable place to live proved to be very difficult. Among other places, Rilke lived in Soglio, Locarno, and Berg am Irchel. Only in mid-1921 was he able to find a permanent residence in the Château de Muzot in the commune of Veyras, close to Sierre in Valais. In an intense creative period, Rilke completed the Duino Elegies in several weeks in February 1922. Before and after, Rilke rapidly wrote both parts of the poem cycle Sonnets to Orpheus containing 55 entire sonnets. Both works together have often been taken as constituting the high points of Rilke's work. In May 1922, Rilke's patron Werner Reinhart bought and renovated Muzot so that Rilke could live there rent-free.[15]
During this time, Reinhart introduced Rilke to his protégée, the Australian violinist Alma Moodie.[16] Rilke was so impressed with her playing that he wrote in a letter: "What a sound, what richness, what determination. That and the Sonnets to Orpheus, those were two strings of the same voice. And she plays mostly Bach! Muzot has received its musical christening..."[16][17][18]
From 1923 on, Rilke increasingly had to struggle with health problems that necessitated many long stays at a sanatorium in Territet, near Montreux, on Lake Geneva. His long stay in Paris between January and August 1925 was an attempt to escape his illness through a change in location and living conditions. Despite this, numerous important individual poems appeared in the years 1923–1926 (including Gong and Mausoleum), as well as the abundant lyrical work in French.
In January and February 1926 Rilke wrote three letters to the Mussolini-adversary Aurelia Gallarati Scotti, in which he praised Benito Mussolini and described fascism as a healing agent.[19][20][21]
Death and burial
Shortly before his death Rilke's illness was diagnosed as leukemia. He suffered ulcerous sores in his mouth, pain troubled his stomach and intestines, and he struggled with increasingly low spirits.[22] Open-eyed, he died in the arms of his doctor on December 29, 1926 in the Valmont Sanatorium in Switzerland. He was buried on 2 January 1927 in the Raron cemetery to the west of Visp.[22]
Rilke had chosen as his own epitaph this poem:
Rose, oh reiner Widerspruch, Lust, Niemandes Schlaf zu sein unter soviel Lidern.
Rose, oh pure contradiction, delight of being no one's sleep under so many lids.
A myth developed surrounding his death and roses. It was said: "To honour a visitor, the Egyptian beauty Nimet Eloui, Rilke gathered some roses from his garden. While doing so, he pricked his hand on a thorn. This small wound failed to heal, grew rapidly worse, soon his entire arm was swollen, and his other arm became affected as well", and so he died.[22]


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Campus service remembering the late Lockerbie Scholar Andrew McClune will take place Feb. 18
Campus service remembering the late Lockerbie Scholar Andrew McClune will take place Feb. 18February 10, 2003Kevin firstname.lastname@example.com
A service celebrating the life of Andrew McClune will take place Tuesday, Feb. 18, beginning at 3 p.m. in the main chapel of Syracuse University's Hendricks Chapel. McClune, 18, died Dec. 13. A native of Lockerbie, Scotland, he was a 2002-03 Lockerbie Scholar at SU.
SU's Remembrance Scholars will serve as ushers, and SU's Air Force ROTC unit will provide a color guard that will carry the Scottish flag. Those in attendance will be invited to sign a memory book that will later be presented to the McClune family. The family will be in attendance.
The service will begin with a greeting from the Rev. Thomas V. Wolfe, dean of Hendricks Chapel. A chaplain will offer a reading and prayer, and several speakers will refect upon McClune.
Among the speakers: Chancellor Kenneth A. Shaw; Judy O'Rourke, senior administrator in the Office of the Vice President for Undergraduate Studies; Graham Herbert, rector of Lockerbie Academy; Ruth McNay, a 2002-03 Lockerbie Scholar; Samuel Gorovitz, professor of philosophy and public administration, who was dean of the College of Arts and Sciences at the time the special relationship between Syracuse University and Lockerbie was created; Newhouse professor Lawrence Mason Jr.; representatives from SU's Division of International Programs Abroad; and students from Sadler Hall and the SU Honors Program.
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Here we are: Tessa and me. Both of us heeling nicely. Her ears are up in radar mode and her eyes are fixed on Something In The Distance.
No doubt, her nose is working overtime.
She is ever vigilant.
Some dogs are like that.
For many reasons.
Which we won't get into here.
Not in this post.
That might come later.
When I'm (once more) climbing into her head to figure out Why She Does Things.
So that I can work with her to dial down her reactions.
But, not now.
For the moment, it's enough to see the two of us stepping out.
Side by side.
She's looking sleek and my hair looks pretty darn good.
Except for that tuft sticking out off to the side.
You can't see it?
Never mind then.
What was I thinking calling it to your attention?
Women will do that.
Struggle with that image-thing when it comes to how we think we look.
Ever notice how some of us can't accept a compliment?
Watch what happens the next time you tell one of your girlfriends that she looks radiant.
Or you compliment her on how put-together she looks when you unexpectedly run into her.
She won't know how to relax and accept the compliment.
She'll say something pitiful about herself. Because in her heart, she doesn't believe you.
That's a sad thing that we need to Stop Doing to Ourselves.
Because there are no ugly women.
Remember that.
Especially if you're having a not-so-good day.
Take yourself and your dog out for a walk.
And practice walking side by side.
Climb into your dog's head and figure out why she/he reacts to things.
Breathe deeply and fix your eyes on Something In The Distance.
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Chapter 37 Meat and Weapons
"Don't worry, it's gigantic. Cutting off such a small piece is just like pulling a single hair off of a person; it won't feel anything." Qing shui quickly put the small section onto the cloth and under the flashlight, both of them witnessed how the small piece of root struggled as if it was a tail that got cut off from a gecko. It splashed corrosive mucus from the cut and burned off a big portion of the cloth.
"Such an amazing plant…" Carefully observing every movement of the root, Qing shui looked at it as if he was holding treasure.
"Alright, we should really hurry up. I feel like you're getting crazier." Chang pulled Qing shui towards the iron ladder. "Let's get out of here, the tree might wake up any moment."
Qing shui didn't refute him this time. He carefully wrapped the small piece of root and put away his knife, then climbed up the iron ladder.
"Crazy." Chang sighed as he followed Qing shui. They returned to the world shrouded with red fog.
"Let's go back to the base." After they came out, Pangzi and Jing were relieved. Their faces showed a hint of relaxation. They also found those soldiers sitting on the ground ripping the plants.
"Those plants aren't edible." Qing shui patted their shoulders, "You'll have diarrhea that might even pull your bowels out."
"Oh…" They threw away the bok choy-like plants suspiciously, with voices filled of pity. "Let's go back then."
"Great," Chang nodded first. He didn't want to stay here a second longer.
The group travelled back to the base without speaking. Chang, Qing shui, Pangzi and Jing were led to an office under the guidance of those soldiers – someone that looked like a captain stood in the room, apparently having waited for them this whole time. Chang and Qing shui looked up and down at the soldier, and Chang realized he had seen him before – he was the person who handled the argument between Chang and his roommate.
"Captain." Chang had a good impression of him and hence, he greeted him first.
The captain's mind went blank for a second; obviously, he also remembered this young man.
"Good to see you again. Have a seat." The captain pointed to the chairs in front of his desk and said, "The main reason I called you here was because I wanted to talk to you about two things. First, I want to thank you for providing your food to the military, and second, I wanted to ask how you managed to get this meat."
While he spoke, he lifted a parcel from under his desk. "The dog you brought to us weighed 35 kilograms. I have asked my soldiers to leave the inedible parts, so there is about 25 kilograms left. If you agree, we will take 10 kilograms and you will have 15 kilograms, or we could split it differently."
"Of course, if you let us know how to hunt efficiently, not only will we not take any of your harvest, but we will also provide you extra hardtacks. What do you think?" The captain looked at Qing shui and Chang as he gave the two options.
"I wouldn't say we have experience to share with you. It was just how much attention we paid to our prey's sense of smell and hearing. It was something you can find in a book; I don't have anything to say." Noticing the captain looking at him, Qing shui added, "the rest was pure luck."
"Really?" The captain looked across the four one by one and said, "At least one of you are mutated, am I right?"
"Huh?" They were surprised.
"Don't give me that expression, I have seen some of them already. Our base has more than 1500 soldiers; it wouldn't be a surprise that a few of them mutated." The captain knocked on the table, "Have you ever considered serving the military?"
"We were just lucky." Qing shui murmured emotionlessly.
"Okay… you can come to me anytime if you change your mind. Let's switch topic and talk about how we should divide the meat."
"We want the 15 kilogram portion!" Chang said loudly.
"No problem." The captain nodded and pushed the 15 kilograms of meat to Chang. "Be careful when you eat; it might cause riots. I'll lend you our kitchen to cook and eat, so no one will know you have food. Also, it has been almost two hours since the dog died, and it is starting to smell bad. Don't save it for a next meal or something, since it'll rot quickly."
"We know." Taking over the chunks of meat, the bloody smell caused contractions in Chang's stomach. He didn't leave immediately, and instead asked, "Can I trade some of the meat we have for a gun?"
"A gun?" The captain frowned.
"Yes, a gun that we can use to hunt in the future." Chang said so while he held the meat, "We won't be able finish 15 kilograms of meat in one meal even though we've been starving for days, and what's left over will be wasted. I want to trade 5 kilograms of meat for a rifle so that we have a better chance of surviving…"
"I'm sorry, I don't have permission to do so!" The captain interrupted Chang. While Chang was disappointed and wanted to change his mind to trading meat for hardtacks, the captain spoke again, "I can't give you a rifle, but if you're looking for some hunting tools, a crossbow is a better choice."
The captain glanced at the soldier standing beside him, and the latter left the room as if he received an order from the captain.
A while later, the soldier came back with a dark green crossbow. He carefully put the crossbow on the table – it was coated with a camouflage pattern, making it easily hidden in the grassy bushes. The barrel of the crossbow was as long as an adult's arm and the limbs was twice as long as the barrel. It was made of fine metal; the crossbow was light enough to carry around, but heavy enough to make a stable shot.
"How is this? This crossbow is definitely a better weapon than guns and knives when it comes to hunting. It's flexible and makes almost no sound. In a close or mid-range attack, the arrow can cause more damage than a bullet or a rifle. Although you do need to refill the bow more frequently, it's not like you are using it for a mass killing, so I don't think there is another weapon more suitable for you." The captain ran his hand over the crossbow and said, "How's this? For 8 kilograms of meat, I'll give you seven large bolts and ten small ones."
"Deal!" Staring at the green crossbow, hope raised in Chang's eyes – with his vision and this weapon, in addition to Jing's ability and Qing shui's experience, he believed that the next hunt would be less difficult.
"Good." The captain ordered his soldier to take away half of Chang's portion of meat, and Chang received the weapon – the military trade was a complete success.
"You can leave if you have no other issues to discuss with me." The captain impatiently asked them to leave as the meat started smelling worse; he obviously didn't want to waste time either.
"Awesome, thank you." Chang lifted up the parcel of meat and the four left the room.
"This is my last reminder to you. Be careful when you walk back; a hungry crowd can be terribly aggressive, and riots are like a highly contagious disease."


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The main purpose of Looking To Eternity is to engage young people in a film school and then to film a feature film – to give them an opportunity to learn new skills and have a fun experience. North Breckland YFC also hope to release the final film as a resource for others to use alongside age relevant, topic based packs for youth groups, churches and other organisations.
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Release date: June 3, 2016
Jorn Lande has one of the strongest voices in metal. Since the 1990s he has been an active part of the global scene, fronting melodic power metal icons Masterplan, and adding vocals to Tobias Sammett's Avantasia albums. As a solo artist, Jorn has crossed the globe numerous times touring in support of albums that just don't get the respect they deserve here in the USA. Last year's Dracula: Swing of Death, created with fellow Norwegian rocker Trond Holter, was the most perfectly composed concept album since Queensryche's Operation: Mindcrime and the music was presented on a much grander scale. In this light, whether you like covers albums or not, Jorn's Heavy Rock Radio is a cause for excitement among the metal loving masses.
There are two kinds of covers albums out there: Those that create note for note copies of the original songs, played with all the precision and passion of a Xerox machine, and those that offer wild re-imaginings of classic songs. Jorn and company don't fall into either camp. Each song is treated with respect for the original version, but Jorn-ized into a melodic, power metal masterpiece. In most cases this works well. Queen's "Killer Queen" sees very few alterations, aside from some vocal expression. On the other end of the spectrum is Kate Bush's hit "Running Up That Hill (Deal With God)" which is transformed into a high energy, runaway train of a metal tune. Hands down, this is my favorite version of this song ever recorded. While the flow and melody of the song are kept intact, Jorn breathes new life into this track, giving it an aggressive facelift that is undeniably catchy. It's this mix of love for the original material and metal wizardry that gives these songs punch.
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