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Usually these expansions come in 2 year cycles. We're base game + 2 expansions and six years. World of Warcraft, Burning Crusade, Wrath of the Lich King.
The 6th anniversary message from Blizzard to the characters, found in the mailboxes this week, promises it will be an interesting year. "Year." Not "Couple of years."
And we are only getting half an increase, 5 levels rather than ten.
So, that tells me the next expansion will be this next year, when we go from 85 to 90 in the Emerald Dream. (Though apparently maybe Stormrage resolved all that Emerald Dream business in a novel taking place between Arthas and the Shattering without our knowledge, at least those who haven't read it.) So who knows what will be coming at us.
Which then ultimately leaves players going from level 90 to 100 fighting the Burning Legion across the universe. In two years time.
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Rise of the Guardians finds gamers joining mythical childhood figures as they fight to prevent the Boogeyman-like Pitch from cloaking the world in nightmares and darkness. Players take on the role of Jack Frost, North (Santa Claus), Bunnymund (Easter Bunny), Tooth (Tooth Fairy), and Sandy (Sandman) as they battle nightmares through 3D levels based on locations in the film. Each character has unique abilities and weapons that can be upgraded, and up to four players can drop in or out of the action whenever they please.
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Rise of the Guardians was released in North America on November 20, 2012. It was developed by Torus Games and received mostly mediocre to low critical reviews. Gameplay features five different playable characters, and you can switch characters at any time. On top of that, up to four players can play cooperatively at once. Multiplayer is drop in/drop out. Despite these features, which by themselves would indicate ease to pick up and play, most players have found out the hard way that the game is very repetitive and doesn't offer enough content to make a purchase a great idea.
The aggregate ratings site Metacritic gave the game a pretty low overall score of 44/100. Nine reviews were used to find the score. Out of the nine, four were mixed and five were negative.
Complaints centered around blandness. There is absolutely nothing to this game that sets it apart from the crowd. Although you can play as Jack Frost, Santa, the Easter Bunny, the Tooth Fairy and the Sandman, all of the characters are available at any time, making the decision relatively pointless. The characters offer differences in special moves and attacks, all of which can be upgraded via an in-game mechanic. Movement is relatively slow, which starts to become irritating pretty early on in the game.
Rise of the Guardians is certainly monotonous, and the way the levels are set up will show more than anything why this is so. During the course of the story mode, you will fight your way through the five Guardian realms. Each realm has six missions, and the six missions are always the same: Shadow Stompers, Protectors of Belief, Cage Break, Find Your Center, Gate Guardian and Treasure Collectors.
Each mission basically consists of fighting your way through a horde of enemies to complete your objective. On top of that, although the levels are superficially different, they are all very much the same. The frustrating sameness of it all really detracts from the experience of playing. Graphics and audio are both decent, but not great; there were equal or better titles on last-generation consoles.
The one positive thing that the game has going for it is the control scheme, which is simple and intuitive, allowing anyone to pick up on the controls fairly rapidly.
Overall, this game isn't recommended for any serious or even half-serious gamer. The only ones that will enjoy a title like this are the younger crowd, and even they will lose interest fairly rapidly when confronted with the end-game credits, as there is virtually no replay value to be found. Sadly, Rise of the Guardians has become yet another title that shows us that low-budget video games created from movies aren't usually any good. If you do happen to pick up a copy, it's recommended that you grab a couple friends and fight your way through the crowds of enemies on co-op mode, as that is probably the best (and possibly only) way to get any real entertainment out of it.
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Fla. Gov. Jeb Bush Says State Won't Appeal Judge's Ruling Allowing Abortion for 13-Year-Old Girl
By JILL BARTON
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May. 3, 2005 - A judge ruled that a 13-year-old girl at the center of an abortion fight with the state may terminate her pregnancy, and Gov. Jeb Bush said Tuesday that the state will not appeal further. Juvenile Judge Ronald Alvarez ruled Monday that the teen, who has been in state custody for four years, would not be physically or emotionally harmed by the procedure. Last week, Alvarez blocked the girl's abortion until a psychological evaluation was completed.
"He ruled that she is competent, that she has made a decision and that she has a right to act on that decision," said Howard Simon, executive director of the Florida American Civil Liberties Union, which represented the girl.
It was unclear Tuesday whether the girl, 14 weeks pregnant and known only as L.G. in court papers, had yet undergone an abortion. Calls to the girl's attorneys seeking an update were not immediately returned.
State Department of Children & Families spokeswoman Marilyn Munoz said the agency would "respectfully comply with the court's decision." She declined to provide further details.
"We are working for the best interest of the young girl," Munoz said.
The teen became pregnant after running away from the DCF shelter where she lives.
"It's a tragedy that a 13-year-old girl would be in a vulnerable position where she could be made pregnant and it's a tragedy that her baby will be lost," Bush said in Tallahassee.
The department had argued that the girl was too young and immature to decide for herself to have an abortion. The agency said state law prohibited the agency from consenting to the procedure.
The girl told the judge last week as part of the psychological evaluation process that she wanted an abortion, citing her age and no way to support a baby. The girl's ACLU attorneys argued that Florida law protects a minor's right to choose an abortion.
A measure is moving through the state Legislature to require notification of parents or guardians when girls seek abortion. In 2003, the Florida Supreme Court struck down a 1999 law requiring parents to be notified if their minor daughters seek an abortion.


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The coolest thing we did while visiting my mom was go to the Butterfly Palace. This is in Branson, MO. I'm sure there have to be similar places around, but this was just really neat. It's mostly pictures today, all ones from our visit.
I think this first one is called a paper kite butterfly.
This guy with the eyeballs on his wings is the same as the blue one a few pics down. They were deceiving. I think it's a blue morpho.
Hubby was the most patient and the best butterfly 'catcher.'
Bee tried and tried to get one to land on her.
Lou only caught them on accident.
Here's my mom with the kids. Bee is pretty mad that another little girl had many on her. She was picking them up off the feeders, a clear NO NO for anyone that read the signs.
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Dinner Tonight: Spinach Salad with Lentils and Crispy Goat Cheese Recipe
Your source for quick recipe every single week day.
I credit Nancy Silverton with my recent decision that an oozing patty of crisp goat cheese is a completely acceptable dinner. Especially when you lay it on a bed of green lentils sauteed in garlic and fresh spinach leaves. French green lentils—which hold their shape well when cooked, resisting mushiness—are a high-protein healthy component that help counteract the decadence.
And because of the spinach, thank God, this recipe appears in the "Salads" section of Silverton's book A Twist of the Wrist, which I've been cooking out of constantly lately and has yet to let me down.
This recipe immediately reminded me of another that appeared on Dinner Tonight awhile back, which had the same green lentils and spinach leaves, but with the goat cheese simply crumbled into the mix. A simpler recipe, but I must admit, not quite as delicious as this one.
If you have the time to dredge goat cheese in some breacrumbs and pan-fry it in oil, I highly recommend that you do. The creaminess against the earthy lentils and clean spinach is superb.
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- 11 ounces fresh goat cheese
- 1/4 cup flour, for dredging
- 1 large egg, beaten
- 1/2 cup panko or breadcrumbs
- 1 cup olive oil
- 4 garlic cloves, minced
- 1 1/2 cup green lentils (preferably De Puy variety)
- 1/2 cup finely chopped flat-leaf parsley leaves
- 1/2 cup neutral oil, such as canola
- 4 cups fresh spinach leaves
- Extra virgin olive oil, for drizzling
- Sea salt
Add the lentils to a pot and cover with a couple inches water and a good pinch or two of salt. Bring to a boil and simmer until tender but not mushy, adding more water if necessary, about 30 minutes. Season to taste as they cook. Drain, then add 1/2 the olive oil into the pot and cook the garlic until fragrant, about 2 minutes, then return the lentils to the pot and cook for an additional 5 minutes until warmed through. Stir in parsley and remaining oil.
In the meantime, lightly pack the goat cheese into a 1/3 cup measure to divide the cheese into rounds, then press them gently flat into patties. Spread the flour on a small plate, the egg on another, and the panko or breadcrumbs on a third. Dredge the goat cheese in flour, then egg, then breadcrumbs to coat on all sides, then set aside.
While the lentils are warming with the garlic, heat the neutral oil in a large skillet until extremely hot, close to smoking. Add a goat cheese round; it should sizzle and turn golden within a couple minutes. Repeat with remaining goat cheese rounds, cooking both sides until golden and crisp, removing to drain on paper towels after cooking. Heap the lentils and spinach on plates, top with the goat cheese, and finish with drizzled olive oil and sprinkled sea salt.
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Like so many shoppers this holiday season, Amanda Nutter is always looking for a deal -- even if it's dealing with the long lines and Black Friday chaos at the big-box stores.
After the morning madness Nutter visited GW Boutique, one of the high-end Goodwill stores.
"There were people killing each other the last cabbage patch kid or the Barbie doll and this is so much more calm," Nutter said.
The latest news from around North Texas.
Nineteen Goodwill stores across the Metroplex held their own Black Friday sale with all items at the stores available for 50-percent off.
"We're a retailer just like everybody else, we offer already great prices, but we thought that this could be another way to offer for better prices," Kristen Bostick, a Goodwill spokesperson said.
Stephanie Sisk, a cashier who's been busy behind the register, says customers appreciate the bargain.
"Half of them didn't even know about it," Sisk said.
The revenue generated will provide funding for job training and placement programs for people with disabilities or who are unemployed.
"It's just something that were just joining in on the Black Friday craze, it something else we can give back to the community," Bostick said.
This is Goodwill's second year to host the sale and the company has plans to do the same next year.


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You can call 1-855-503-SAFE (7233).
This toll-free number allows you to report abuse or neglect of any child or
adult to the Oregon Department of Human Services.
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All citizens have a responsibility to protect those who cannot protect themselves. Members of the general public may report suspected abuse and neglect if they choose.
Oregon state law, however, mandates that workers in certain professions must make reports if they have reasonable cause to suspect abuse or neglect. These people are called mandatory reporters and they are a crucial link in the system to protect Oregon's most vulnerable citizens.
All employees of the Oregon Department of Human Services are mandatory reporters. These individuals are required to report because they have frequent contact with at-risk populations – infants and children, people who are elderly or dependent, individuals with mental illness or developmental disabilities, and residents of nursing homes and other health care facilities.
Various laws covering these populations offer differing definitions of abuse and different penalties for failing to report. But there is a lot of common ground such as any evidence of physical injury, neglect, sexual or emotional abuse, or financial exploitation.
By law, mandatory reporters must report suspected abuse or neglect of a child regardless of whether or not the knowledge of the abuse was gained in the reporter's official capacity. In other words, the mandatory reporting of abuse or neglect of children is a 24-hour obligation.
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About Mister Ed
A horse is a horse, of course, of course... The song is familiar to fans of this long-running comedy series, which stars Alan Young as Wilbur Post, klutzy architect and caretaker of a very special horse named Mister Ed. Mister Ed happens have an unusual talent: he can talk! But to Wilbur;'s dismay this unique palomino won't speak to anyone but him. Over the course of six seasons and over 140 episodes, Wilbur and Ed get into all sorts of trouble, often with hilarious consequences.
The show also stars Connie Hines as Wilbur's wife Carol, as well as Larry Keating and Edna Skinner. Cowboy film star Allan "Rocky" Lane is the voice of Mister Ed in every episode.


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Mutual recognition of expulsion decisions
Council Directive 2001/40/EC of 28 May 2001 on the mutual recognition of decisions on the expulsion of third country nationals.
In order to put in place an area of freedom, security and justice, the Council must draw up a common European policy relating to asylum and immigration. While meeting the requirements flowing from the Convention implementing the Schengen Agreement, the purpose of this Directive is to make possible the recognition of an expulsion decision issued in one Member State (issuing Member State) against a third country national present within the territory of another Member State (enforcing Member State).
This Directive applies to expulsion decisions based on:
- Serious and present threat to public order or to national security (such as a conviction for an offence punishable by a penalty involving deprivation of liberty of at least one year);
- Failure to comply with national rules on the entry or residence of aliens.
In all cases, Member States ensure respect of human rights and fundamental liberties. In addition this Directive applies without prejudice to the provisions of the Dublin Convention and readmission agreements.
Nationals of third countries must be able to appeal the expulsion order.
Files containing personal data on third country nationals must be used only for the purposes of this Directive. In order to protect persons against any abuse of personal data, Parliament and Council Directive 95/46/EC of 24 October 1995 will be applied.
The Member States undertake to adopt all measures guaranteeing the exchange of information and effective cooperation. Where the enforcing state has implemented the expulsion decision, it will inform the issuing Member State.
The Council undertakes to adopt before 2 December 2002, the practical arrangements to compensate for the financial imbalances which could result from the application of this Directive.
Measures adopted by the Member States with a view to implementing this Directive must be communicated to the Commission.
In accordance with the protocol on the positions of the United Kingdom, Ireland and Denmark, annexed to the Treaty on European Union and the Treaty establishing the European Community, the United Kingdom has signalled its willingness to participate in the adoption and application of this Directive. Denmark is not participating in the adoption of the Directive. Moreover, given that this Directive constitutes a development of the Schengen acquis, it will apply to the Republic of Iceland and the Kingdom of Norway.
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Council Decision of 23 February 2004 setting out the criteria and practical arrangements for the compensation of the financial imbalances resulting from the application of Directive 2001/40/EC on the mutual recognition of decisions on the expulsion of third-country nationals [Official Journal L 60 of 27 February 2004].
This Decision sets out criteria and practical arrangements for the compensation of any financial imbalances which may result from the application of Council Directive 2001/40/EC where expulsion cannot be effected at the expense of the national(s) of the third country concerned. Member States must compensate each other for any financial imbalances which may result from the mutual recognition of decisions to expel third country nationals. The Decision defines the criteria and practical arrangements for the compensation of financial imbalances and is based on the principle that the issuing Member State (making the decision) reimburses the enforcing Member State on the basis of the actual costs, as regards transport, administration and accommodation.


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The U.S. Department of Agriculture says it plans to shutter four offices in Montana and Wyoming as part of a $150 million cost cutting measure that includes 259 closures nationwide.
The Food Nutrition Service office in Cheyenne, and the USDA Rural Development office in Park County will close, though FSN employees will continue to work from home.
The Food Nutrition Service office was the only one in the state. Food Nutrition Service is the source of the federal SNAP program, formerly known as food stamps.


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Who was/is Hank Williams ? - CDs, Vinyl LPs, DVD and more
Hank Williams was to me the first rock 'n' roll singer.
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When Hank Williams's first M-G-M record hit radio stations and Southern juke joints in June 1947, country music was poised for a seismic shift. Western swing and cowboy crooners were waning in popularity, as were the mournful wails of Roy Acuff and trumpet-driven jukebox novelties. Eddy Arnold and Red Foley ruled the charts with finely honed records that sounded more uptown than down-home. Beyond a few select artists with established regional appeal, the major labels mostly ignored Southeastern vocalists who sounded too 'hillbilly,' leaving this market to aggressive independent labels. When King Records in Cincinnati began racking impressive sales figures with raw, unabashedly rural music, the majors took notice but stayed the course.
Williams's Move It On Over was not Ernest Tubb's, Floyd Tillman's or Moon Mullican's Texas honky tonk. It was something fresh and exciting, fusing passionate Acuffian phrasing with a high-volume backbeat straight out of late '30s Chicago race records. It rocked like crazy and formally introduced Hank Williams as a significant voice in country music.
Williams's early years and influences have been thoroughly documented elsewhere. New York writer Roger Williams (no relation) wrote the first significant biography in 1970 ('Sing A Sad Song: A Life Of Hank Williams'; Doubleday). The next fifteen years brought other full-length bios by Jay Caress, Chet Flippo, and George William Koon, among others. Dr. Charles K. Wolfe and Bob Pinson also contributed to our understanding of Williams's life, music, career and recordings. These studies have been largely supplanted by Colin Escott's 'Hank Williams: A Biography' (Little, Brown & Co., 1994) and his notes to Mercury Records' comprehensive 1998 compact disc anthology 'The Complete Hank Williams.'
Hiram 'Hank' Williams was born September 17, 1923 in Mount Olive Community, Alabama, the second child born to Elonzo Huble Williams (1891-1970) and Jessie Lillie Belle Skipper (1898-1955). Lon Williams, a native of Lowndes County, Alabama, was a locomotive driver for a logging company when he met Lillie Skipper. The couple struggled financially after their November 1916 marriage, often relying on help from Lillie's family and meager income from a small general store in their house. Lon Williams was drafted into the army in July 1918, spending part of the next eleven months in France. During his military service he suffered a serious head injury in either a drunken brawl over a woman or a fall from a truck. Although he apparently recovered, the injury caused irreparable neurological damage that later resurfaced.
Returning from the war, Lon Williams worked sporadically at the lumberyards, while Lillie took jobs as a nurse, a cannery worker and seamstress. Their first child, Irene, was born in August 1922, followed by Hank a year later.
Life was hard, but the family got by. On Sundays Lillie sang and played organ at the Mount Olive West Baptist Church. In one of his rare print interviews, Hank recalled those days to San Francisco journalist Ralph J. Gleason. "My earliest memory is sittin' on that organ stool and hollerin'," he said. "I must have been five, six years old, and louder 'n anybody else."
His parents noticed their son had a swollen spot on his spine, a birth defect later diagnosed as Spina Bifida Occulta. If not corrected by surgery, the spinal cord could herniate outward from the spine. Hank's condition went untreated. As he aged, the ailment progressed, leaving him susceptible to back injuries and debilitating pain.
Soon after the 1929 stock market crash, Lon became impaired by a brain aneurysm likely triggered by his earlier head injury. Temporarily unable to speak and his face paralyzed, he was admitted to a Veterans Administration hospital in Biloxi that November. He never lived with his family again.
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Label: Lamat records
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Compiled by : Jewel Case
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Artwork by : Lila pormen
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I am from the stars. My home is no one planet, for many worlds scattered through the shining disc of the galaxy have conditions which allow my spores an opportunity for life. All my mycelial networks in the galaxy are in hyperlight communication across space and time. You as an individual and man as a species are on the brink of the formation of a symbiotic relationship with my genetic material that will eventually carry humanity and earth into the galactic mainstream of the higher civilizations.
01) Antagon - Unintelligent design - 150bpm
w/p by Lars Peter (Germany)
02) Demoniac Insomniac - Guatemaya – 152 bpm
w/p by Boris Kirov (Macedonia)
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I had been suicidal and had driven around the streets of Marina del Rey, stopping at two hotels, inquiring about a vacancy. I had intended to jump out of a window, but no rooms were available.
That psychotic break was my first. I would later have a relapse in 1999. My doctor, Michael McGrail, would see me through both.
"Do you think I'll recover?" I asked him.
He smiled and said he was "99% certain" that I would.
I left L.A. for a few months and, when I came back in late May, Dr. McGrail suggested that I join a community of writers. (A previous psychiatrist had suggested I work for a bank.)
Dr. McGrail also revealed some of his own history to me, telling me that he had spent five or six years unemployed, living abroad and in New York, sleeping until noon, eating lunch, sleeping until dinner, then reading through the night. He wanted me to know that I was not the only one who had lived an unconventional life, as I had in 1996 when I quit my job to write a novel.
In my early months back in L.A. in 1997, he also gave me suggestions on what to do with my day -- all designed to further my writing goals.
By the end of June 1997, I had found a like-minded community, obtaining a job at LA Weekly as a proofreader. The following month, I began dating Barbara Tracy, whom I married six years ago.
As I began to recover, my conversations with Dr. McGrail became lively chats between two friends, mentor and pupil. He kidded me, and I kidded him.
On May 22, when I sat on the couch in his office, the first thing he said was, "You look good, better than I do."
Dr. Michael McGrail, 56, a staff psychiatrist at Cedars-Sinai and UCLA and a private practitioner who treated me for 11 years, died May 27 at his West Hollywood home.
I am reminded of that line in "Our Town" when the deceased Emily Gibbs asks the stage manager if anyone appreciates all the quotidian moments in life. "Poets, maybe," he says.
Maybe no one could have appreciate all of Dr. McGrail's banter, intended to leaven my mood, but I won't forget his sage advice, particularly about the need to have a routine and to share it with Barbara.
That I have continued my routines, my jogging and writing, since his death may be the highest tribute I can pay to Dr. McGrail. He left me equipped to handle his loss.
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$#@! Everything. Arrow Recap 322, "This Is Your Sword"
I am literally drinking as I write this, so if this degenerates into random consonants and pictures of goats, you'll know why. One of the platitudes being fed to us shortly before this ep was that "it's always darkest before the dawn" and that certainly came to pass. 322 is a dark cave, and it is full of terrors.
Let's go spelunking! First, the entire flashback because it sets the tone.
***FLASHBACK IN ONE TAKE*** Akio's got a fever. The inoculation didn't work on him because he is too young. As the boy starts to lose consciousness, his mother tenderly holds him on her lap, tells him everything will be okay, and sings to him as she rocks him like a baby.
Me at home:
Maseo is eager to get a cure from Shrieve and convinces Oliver to go with him to a restricted army base. They kidnap Shrieve so he can mix the cure in the correct ratios, but when they arrive back at the pharmacy, Tatsu is crying over the body of her son. Turns out Shrieve lied about the cure, instead making them bring along his insulin because on top of being a heartless bastard, he's also a diabetic. ***END FB***
R'as is telling Oliver about how he can't become the Heir to the Demon until he has severed all ties with his old life. His new beginning, therefore, rests upon his destroying Starling with the alpha-omega bioweapon.
As Oliver chews on this, R'as gives a shoutout to Maseo, who it turns out was the man who gave him the bioweapon in exchange for his acceptance into the League. This shocks Oliver, but he barely has time to react because R'as gives him his itinerary for the next day or so: Marry Nyssa, fly to Starling, destroy the city, and ascend to R'as.
Even though he nods obediently, when R'as leaves, Oliver and Maseo lock eyes. This is not something they previously discussed.
In Starling, Diggle is chasing criminals with no mask, to the point where one of them is even like UM DUDE WTF NO MASK? Diggle compliments his own intelligence because it turns out his plan was to have this kid lure him to his gang, then have Laurel bust their collective eardrums and prime them for a beatdown.
Laurel finishes with her batch and turns to probably ask Digg for a milkshake, but he's busy beating a single dude WAAAY too many times until Felicity shouts at him to stop.
John heads back to his house, where Laurel and Felicity have stopped off to meet with him. Laurel wants to go back out there, but Felicity rightly points out that Digg was out of control, and is in denial about his anger. Digg denies he's in denial, and throws the bag of peas Felicity gave him for his hand down to illustrate his point. He says that Oliver was his best friend and "He kidnapped…my wife."
His voice is rough with tears, but so is Felicity's when she asks if he thinks "that justifies hospitalizing people?" John admits it doesn't, and promises it won't happen again. Felicity admits "life sucks right now," but he can't take it out on the criminals. Laurel puts her absolutely unhelpful two cents in, asking how Felicity can be so sanguine after what happened last week. "Because I know that that wasn't Oliver," she says, and John points out that now she's in denial.
Felicity denies it again, saying that their Oliver, "my Oliver died the day he joined the League. This is SOMEONE ELSE!" Laurel and John both look at her, and wonder aloud that she really believes that. "I have to," she says quietly.
At Thea's loft, she is packing up to go and Malcolm is encouraging her to stay, because "Mr. Harper went to a lot of trouble to fake his death" and pointing out that she knows he can't come back here.
Thea points out that she's not sure about things right now. Malcolm tries to empathize that not many people have had her experiences and he understands her confusion, but Thea hasn't spoken yet about coming back from death. She tells Malcolm she would have rather died than have Oliver join the LoA, and that she remembers that the entire reason why this all happened: Malcolm brought R'as into their lives.
Malcolm suddenly points out she is no longer at risk from the League and perhaps it's better for her to go. His acceptance worries Thea, but she just wants to be with Roy right now.
Nanda Parbat. Dinner with the mopiest family since Dark Shadows. Nyssa is so angry she's going carb-free, and R'as chooses to treat it like she's dieting to fit in her dress because there is literally no occasion in which he can decline being a dick.
Their dinner conversation is an exercise in patriarchy, as Nyssa points out she would rather die than wed Oliver and R'as is like YEP those are your options. Nyssa says she once held the title of "daughter" with pride, and he points out that perhaps "mother" will suit her better.
Can you choke to death from a grape? I sure hope so. The conversation goes from bad to worse when he tells his daughter that she will bear Oliver a child and is to be given "no choice in the matter," any more than her mother was. The thought that she is the product of rape is enough to mute Nyssa for the time being, and R'as turns his conversational skills to Oliver, and they discuss why he's so wasteful with his food. HAHA just kidding it's more ascension $#@.
Al Sah-him states that while he is ready to ascend to R'as, he is still "coming to grips with marriage." He says that perhaps a walk will do him good, turning down the offer of a guard to protect him. As he gets up to go, Nyssa grips and steals a knife from the table and hides it in her robe.
Outside, Oliver's walk was really an excuse to meet someone in the dark, and it's not the someone we hoped for (I wonder if someone fic'd it.). He flips his attacker over and says "You're late," in his Oliver voice. The man flips up his hood and it's none other than Malcolm Merlyn, who took the 8:20 from Starling to Nanda Parbat, but reminds Oliver that it ain't easy infiltrating NP.
"Don't joke!" Oliver says as he pulls Merlyn up. "It's worse than we thought." Oliver tells Malcolm about R'as plan to fly the bioweapon over Starling the next day, and Merlyn points out that "it's strangely modern" of the League. Oliver and Merlyn had estimated months before ascending to R'as, and in that time could have dismantled the LoA from the inside.
"Malcolm," Oliver says, "we need help." Merlyn tells him he was "too good" at convincing his friends of his loyalty to the League, and that he himself doesn't carry much weight with them. "I know someone who they'll trust," Oliver tells him. Suddenly, we see Maseo walking towards the fire, but by the time he gets there, Merlyn is gone and he finds Oliver alone. He tells him that there was concern since he has been gone a while, but Oliver says he's just been thinking.
Somewhere other than Starling. Thea comes into a garage looking for "Jason." Roy rolls out from under a car, surprised to see her but covering admirably. Thea keeps up the ruse, saying she has a '67 Mustang that needs a bit of work, and that someone told her he was "the guy to see."
"You came to the right place," he whispers. They go into a secluded spot, where they hug and Thea tells him she can't believe he is alive. He tells her he wanted her to know, but didn't want to risk Oliver finding out and breaking him out. Not to mention kicking his ass, for which Thea says she would have helped. During all of this, I am distracted by superhot greasemonkey Roy.
"I had to do it," Roy whispers, "for all of them." Thea, probably distracted by the phrase "do it," asks if there is another place they can go talk. Roy answers his place, and she smiles and says, "That's such a good answer." It does my heart good to see these two together.
They were always so legitimately considerate of each other.
Starling City, Palmer Tech. Felicity is visiting with Ray, who is tooling around with a "little idea" for his suit.
He asks her if she's okay, because she has a "little cloud" over her, which he correctly guesses is Oliver-related. Felicity, ever loyal, points out that she's handling it, and maybe that's a line they shouldn't cross. He responds that if she ever wants to talk, he's still her friend and will always be there for her. "That's non-negotiable."
It's both sweet and weirdly devoid of consent in the way most Ray-edicts tend to be, but Felicity is touched, and thanks him. He asks her for a favor in the meantime, and gets her to sign her name to "some corporate stuff" in her function as VP, which she does. Her phone beeps immediately after, with a text from Malcolm saying that they have to meet. She leaves, and the camera closes up on the papers Ray had her sign: a transfer of ownership to Palmer Technologies.
Again Ray, SWEET BUT DISTURBINGLY DEVOID OF CONSENT.
Nanda Parbat. Oliver and Maseo sit before the fire and finally have it out about the alpha-omega. It turns out Maseo stole it even before Akio died, because he wanted revenge on Shrieve. Then he used it to gain entry into the League because he was not strong enough for himself, "and certainly not enough for Tatsu."
Oliver asks him if he could go back to her, would he? Maseo says it's "immaterial," as "Maseo Yamashiro is no more." Oliver insists, saying he doesn't have to be, and that when he is R'as, he can release him from his oath, set him free. "The League is not my prison," Maseo says sadly. "From my prison, there is no escape."
Starling, either the remnants of the Old Cave or the Alterna-Cave. Felicity, Diggle and Laurel wait for Malcolm to arrive "waving the white flag", as he told John. Felicity calls him out right away as a sociopath and a liar, and he doesn't deny it, asking only that they "fast forward" through the usual denials and admit he is telling them the truth when he says that Oliver's "allegiance with the League is a charade," born the moment that he realized he would have to capitulate to R'as to save Thea.
Felicity thinks he is playing with their emotions, while John doesn't believe he would ally himself with Malcolm instead of them. Malcolm points out that not only is he more "practiced in the art of deception," but that none of them are "very good actors." John has had it, and turns to go. Felicity and Laurel both turn to follow his lead as Malcolm keeps talking, saying that they have seen what the LoA and R'as are capable of, and the "the circle of trust" had to remain very small.
"What changed?" Felicity asks, turning around. John urges her to go, saying that they can't believe anything Malcolm says. Merlyn admits that "Mr. Diggle is right, which is why I brought along a friend of Oliver's." The team turns at the opening of the door to see Tatsu STOMPING IT TO THE DEATH. "My name is Tatsu Yamashiro, and your city is in great danger."
It's not the reaction Oliver hoped for, as Felicity points out that they never met her and don't know her. Tatsu explains that besides helping Oliver recover from his wounds, her life has been one "of isolation." To Digg's point that they have never heard of her, she quietly says that "Oliver doesn't like to speak of the past." Felicity points out that he's not so forthcoming about the present, either.
Tatsu once again speaks gently, and her words are all the more painful for their softness. "My son was killed by the virus R'as intends to use on your city," and Diggle recognizes her at once as Akio's mother. She tells them Oliver was with her when it happened, and that the danger they face is very real. Laurel isn't disposed to believe Merlyn after all he's done, but Tatsu points out that the request isn't from Malcolm, but Oliver. Digg tells her that, at the moment, that may not be any better.
Malcolm loses patience and says he is not playing, reminding them that his daughter lives in this city (RIP Tommy, who didn't get this consideration). He hands Digg a folder with all the information he has on the bioweapon and tells them that he has arranged passage to Nanda Parbat for all of them. If they are in, they should be at Ferris Air before sunrise.
"Jason"'s place, unknown. Thea compliments Roy's apartment, but he says both it and the job at the garage are temporary and he will leave soon, before people "put 2 and 2 together." She asks about his other night job, and he replies that he is leaving the crime-fighting to the cops, because he just wants to be normal.
When Thea laughingly asks how that's going, he admits he's "so bored." She triumphantly then pulls out his costume, which she had Malcolm steal out of impound for her.
He admits he didn't think he'd see it again, and she says that if everyone thinks Roy Harper was The Arrow, they wouldn't suspect him of also being Arsenal. "Hmm," Roy mutters, asking if bringing is costume was the only reason she came. Thea admits it was one of the reasons, and then sets about showing him the other one.
Starling, Palmer Tech. Digg, Felicity and Roy watch footage of the bioweapon attack on Hong Kong, which was previously thought to be a chemical spill. Felicity is worried that her friend is believing a man who lied to them so often "it should be a drinking game," but John says it's irrelevant now, because if there is the slightest chance of this happening to his city, he has to report for duty. Laurel agrees with him, but Felicity says she can't go back to Nanda Parbat. "Not after what they did to Oliver."
Nanda Parbat. R'as has a little visit with Nyssa before the big day, and chastises her for speaking to him as if he is a monster.
"I'm your father, Nyssa." She asks him why then will he ask her to marry someone she doesn't love, and he answers in his favorite way: long-ass story about himself. He tells her that once upon a time while out on business, he met a woman who was "breathtaking in her visage and fortitude" (Jesus what did he do to her?) and her name was Ameena Raatko. Nyssa smiles, recognizing the name.
He tells her he had taken other lovers, but Ameena had "wit and a fire about her" that he found he couldn't live without, so he made her his concubine. A servant steps forward with a box which R'as opens, showing it to Nyssa. It contains an ornate necklace and headpiece, his gift to her mother upon the occasion of her birth. "I kept it in the hopes that one day, you would wear it on your wedding day." It is a tender moment between father/daughter, and you can see them both struggle with the emotion, but this is not a tender family.
Nyssa throws the gift on the bed, scoffing that he expects her to marry Al Sah-him "because of some trinket." R'as, quick as a snake, takes his only child by the face and reasserts himself as the asshole we all know.
I expect you to marry Al Sah-Him because it is my will. You defy that, and I will see you suffer the pain of a thousand deaths
He leaves Nyssa with tears in her eyes, but as he walks away the camera pans up from her hand, holding her knife, to her dry-eyed face.
Palmer Tech. Felicity is alone in the office when Tatsu shows up. She came looking for Felicity, not to convince her of the threat to Starling, but to speak to her about Oliver.
Tatsu tells Felicity that during his recovery, Oliver spoke of her, and his last thought before the fall was of her. "You love him…still," Tatsu points out, but Felicity replies that he belongs to R'as now. Tatsu says that if she believes that, she must fight for him. "There is no 'him' left," Felicity replies, sadly.
Tatsu shakes her head, saying that she thought as she did once, that Maseo, her husband (and here she smiles a heartbreaking tiny smile at his name), was so lost to the League's darkness, that she didn't even try to reach him.
"Don't make my mistake, Felicity," Tatsu whispers, and walks out, leaving Felicity with the images of her city's destruction.
Early the next morning, Ferris Air. Tatsu is packing her katana, which she tells Malcolm was passed on to the eldest son in her family for generations. When Merlyn points out she is not a son, her face is hard when she responds that indeed, she is not.
Diggle and Laurel show up, wanting to get it over with. Malcom replies that the plane he booked is big enough for all of them-including Felicity, who has shown up at the last minute to join them. She tells Malcolm that is he betrays them, she'll reveal to the world that he is alive, and where they can find him.
Nanda Parbat. The team wanders around in the open in THE least covert outfits ever while Felicity bemoans the lack of horses, asking if they can get some next time. "There won't be a next time", Digg growls.
They crest a hill, and Malcolm announces that the stealth bomber they see is how R'as plans to distribute the alpha-omega over Starling. Felicity says she has to be withing 50 feet of it to disable its navigation features, but Malcolm shushes her abruptly.
Laurel, who must be facing the wrong way, says she doesn't see anything, but in the next instant Malcolm has nocked an arrow and shoots a LoA member on his nine. "There'll be more", he says calmly, walking everyone into an open space. As the fighters become vigilant, they form a circle around Felicity and prepare to do battle. The music swells, the camera pans around the circle, and they each get a heroic beat. It is pretty. Effing. Cool.
After Digg shoots some assassins down, Malcolm shouts at Felicity to get to the plane, and they'll cover her. She runs, kneeling about thirty feet out to start running her programs.
In the meantime, all hell breaks loose as Malcolm, Laurel and Digg shoot, kick, punch and swordfight a whole bunch of assassins. At one point, Malcolm saves Laurel's life, and calmly accepts her statement that she would not have done the same for him.
Malcolm may be a murdering lying SOB, but he's pretty self-aware.
Tatsu is also fighting, but a bit apart from them, in full Katana gear including mask. Her movements are graceful and ruthless, and when she kills the last man, she hears an assassin tell her to surrender that she may live. She recognizes him instantly.
"Maseo," she says softly. "Maseo is a memory," is the stern response, but Tatsu is not put off. She advances towards her husband, and states her case: their child is gone, and he left when she needed him most. "But you can still come back to me. It's not too late."
Maseo's reply is as stoic and cold as his earlier one. "Yes, it is." He takes his mask off and draws his sword against his child's mother, telling her that her husband "is long dead, and if Serab must die as well, so be it." They clash swords, and fight.
Over by the plane, Felicity is working to ground the plane when it begins to take off. "Frak!" she exclaims, looking at her malfunctioning tablet. In another instant, more frak happens as an arrow goes through the tablet. Felicity dives, yanks the arrow out and tosses it frisbee-style into an assassin's neck.
He drops like a stone, and both she and we are pretty impressed with her until we realize that Malcolm shot him with an arrow in the back and saved her.
"Oh, that makes more sense," she deadpans, and I am cautiously optimistic things won't be that bad if she can still joke.
The plane takes off despite their efforts, and when Malcolm asks Felicity if there is anything she can do, she confesses that she had some "insurance" come along. "The atomic kind."
Bless this over-prepared nugget. Ray blasts the stealth bomber, not anticipating that a STEALTH BOMBER HAS BOMBS ON IT, and gets boom'd back. His suit is short-circuiting, so before it gives out, he flies himself through the plane like a human plane-kebab and falls to earth like a big dopey metal Icarus, almost landing on the girl he came to help. Oh, Ray.
Felicity runs to check on him, but he makes a dumb joke, which is optimal health in Ray world, so we're good.
Somewhere not far, the sun shines down on the Yamashiros, who do not spare each other at all until finally, Maseo holds his sword to the throat of his prostrate wife.
He walks around her, and speaks gently to her as he raises his sword to deliver the fatal blow. "Tell Akio…I love him." As his arms go up, Tatsu rolls and kneels, stabbing him in the gut.
Maseo is astonished, and looks down. Tatsu's eyes are swimming, and she replies to him just as gently. "You tell him for both of us." She pulls her sword out, and Maseo falls forward into her arms. She drops her sword to hold him, and he rests his head against her shoulder. "Thank you…for releasing me…from my prison."
He lies quietly while Tatsu sobs, singing to him until he passes, and she keens his loss. It is a painful reminder that not all stories have happy endings, and certainly not when characters embrace their fatal flaws.
Damn it. Screw you, Ray. Your joke was dumb and things are awful.
I will never not hurt for Maseo and Tatsu. They are the Doctor and Rose of this series. Their love was marked for tragedy, and the fact that it was doomed by the inability to come together after the unexpected loss of their only child was painfully, terribly realistic. If Diggle and Lyla are Olicity's aspiration, then the Yamashiros were certainly their cautionary tale, and what a bitchslap of a warning it is.
And on a shallower note, where the hell am I supposed to go for my Karl Yune fix now? I'm reduced to watching this on a loop! (You'll see what I'm talking about from 3:13 on. )
Damn straight you creeped, girl. Did that rapper talk about motorboating? Never mind. KARL. CALL ME.
The Team limps back together and R'as and Al Sah-Oliver appear on a hill overlooking them, along with dozens of not-dead assassins, and R'as tells them it has all been in vain.
Ray points out the grounded airplane and Felicity tells him they destroyed the bioweapon, but he holds up an intact vial of the alpha-omega and says that they only think they have.
Cue assassins, and our heroes are taken prisoner. LoA Oliver isn't familiar with the concept of overkill, because he shouts "Surrender…or DIE!" dramatically. Felicity looks heartbroken, and Diggle angry.
As they are led inside by Oliver, Felicity runs up to him and calls him by his name, asking what they are doing here. He turns around and looks at all of them, speaking in his most Oliver-y voice since the fireside conversation with Maseo. "If any of you speak, we're all gonna die." Felicity lets out a quiet, confused, "What?" and Oliver looks right at her, his mask down for an instant. "I need you to trust me."
They silently file after him into R'as' main room, right in time for an interrogation. The ruse with the plane was meant to weed out any traitors in his midst, and he wants to know how they knew about the virus and the plane. Oliver stares straight ahead as R'as walks the line, stopping by Diggle and Merlin, but when the Head of the Demon pauses before Felicity, his eyes go right to her.
Tatsu quietly says that Maseo told her, and she told them. R'as points out the convenience of saying that a dead man was his traitor, and Tatsu tells him that Maseo said only three men knew of it: himself, R'as, and Oliver. "Oliver Queen is dead," says Al Sah-him, back to robot voice. "I am Al Sah-him."
R'as seems to accept this, saying that it is not the first time Serab betrayed him for Maseo's weaknesses, and points out that the timing at least is fortuitous, as traditionally R'as would contemplate mercy upon his enemies on the eve of a wedding. Ray expresses his surprise that R'as is getting married, saying "there really is a kettle for every pot," and Oliver speaks up, saying that the wedding is his.
At this, Felicity's head whips to him, and he looks down as he announces he is "betrothed to Nyssa Al Ghul." When he is done, his gaze flickers right to Felicity, and you can see the apology and sadness in his eyes, and the shock in hers.
It is only when R'as issues a command that they be taken below that Oliver tears his gaze from hers, looking down. Felicity keeps her eyes on him as she is led away, and eventually, he looks back. THESE TWO MORONS. I pity the fool who gets in the middle of this.
Back in Not-Starling, Thea got her groove back. She's blissfully post-coital and happy, and it's about damn time.
Roy realizes what show they're on though, and that there is a reason his girl came looking for him other than the whoopie. Thea tells him that she got hurt, and that to save her Oliver joined the LoA. She tried to stop him, she says, but couldn't, and "now he's become someone else."
She turns to him and says that when she is with him, everything just slips away. Roy understands her, but points out that her go-to move when something goes wrong is to bolt out of Starling, and that this isn't something she can run away from. Thea says she wasn't running away, but to him, and asks if he doesn't want her to. "The only thing that I want is what's best for you," is his answer.
Bless Roy, he always did love this girl right. "You always did," she sighs, and they kiss, and I am instantly suspicious of their happiness because this show is a carousel of pain.
Nanda Parbat. A dungeon.
Everyone is in actual physical chains, and Felicity is both in chains and shock, muttering sadly that she can't believe Oliver is going to marry Nyssa. "You should worry more about getting out of here alive," Malcolm says not unkindly, and Ray asks if that could even be a remote possibility. Malcolm doesn't say anything, but Laurel says Oliver wouldn't let them die there. "He let this happen," Digg points out, holding up his chained wrists.
The door opens, and Malcolm asks quickly in Arabic to speak to R'as. The assassin walks directly to John, however, and tells him that "Wareeth Al Ghul" has commanded his presence.
In the room where he once consummated his great love affair, Oliver paces and waits for Diggle. He asks the guards to leave them alone, and then quietly asks John if everyone is okay. "Like you give a damn!" he answers, rightfully tee'd off. Oliver seems surprised at his anger however, asking if Malcolm didn't speak to them.
John says he did, but wants to know if it was part of his plan to leave baby Sara alone when he kidnapped his wife? "I had to do something to prove my loyalty to R'as," is Oliver's response, but when Digg spells things out for him, asking if it was his idea to take his wife in front of his daughter, Oliver's voice is small when he says yes.
He tries to tell him that Tatsu said in order to beat R'as, he would have to sacrifice all the things in life that he held most precious, "and your friendship is on that list."
Digg points out that he didn't only lose his friendship, but also his trust, and his respect. Oliver obviously wants to say something else, but the door opens. Oliver bellows "WHAT?" at the guard, but he answers that R'as has demanded that John be returned to his friends, and leads him out.
Meanwhile, Merlyn got the time with R'as that he wanted, and the Demon's Head points out that while he expected Nyssa and Maseo's treachery, his was a surprise, especially after he saved his daughter.
Malcolm says he tried to pledge fealty then, and is willing to do so now. R'as holds a sword to his throat, saying he had nothing to offer then, and nothing now, and Malcolm says that he does, the name of his betrayer. Not Maseo Yamashiro, but Oliver Queen. "He's been lying to you all along," he chuckles. At that moment, Oliver walks in and R'as shares Malcolm's accusation with him. I'd be more worried if I thought R'as would ever actually kill Malcolm.
The two men face each other as Al Sah-him makes his case.
I have killed for you. I have severed all ties to my past. I have hurt people who were friends to Oliver Queen, and if you wouldn't have stopped me, I would have murdered your daughter at your command.
R'as points out that this may have all been part of his ruse, and Oliver's answer is laced with very real anger. "Then I will have nothing and no one to go home to. Oliver Queen is dead, and the Arrow is gone."
R'as isn't entirely convinced, muttering a "We shall see" that has Oliver looking faintly apprehensive. Kudos to Amell for the nuances here.
Not-Starling, morning.
Thea wakes up alone in Roy's apartment and goes to look for him at the garage. When she gets there, the manager says 'Jason' came in and quit an hour ago, and he left her a leather bag (containing his old suit), and a note.
Dear Thea, I wasn't supposed to make it this far. I was supposed to end up in jail or dead by now. But then I met you, and you made me want to be the man I saw through your eyes. And now all I want to do is give that back, and help you be the person you can be without Oliver, without your father, and without me. Living on the run from the police isn't the life you deserve, Thea. It's not what Oliver gave up his life for you to have. Whatever happens with me, I will always love you.
P.S. Thanks for the suit, but I always thought red was more your color, anyway.
That's love, guys. I am humbled by Roy goddamn Harper's capacity to love.
Nanda Parbat, the dungeon. Felicity wants to know what Oliver said to John. "Nothing worth hearing" is his response.
Felicity turns to Tatsu and says she was right about Oliver, and she should have listened to her. The door opens and Merlyn is led back in, followed by R'as and Oliver, complaining about what he is getting in exchange for telling R'as about Oliver.
R'as asks if he expected his mercy, and that he is going to grant it. "Because this death will be a lot shorter than the one I had planned for you." Malcolm is struck down, and he shows the group a vial of the alpha-omega bioweapon. Felicity speaks to Oliver directly, saying that if what Malcolm told them is true and he is going to do anything, now is the time.
R'as responds by asking that Tatsu be moved to another chamber, since Oliver told him she is inoculated. Over everyone's cries of protest and betrayal, Oliver does nothing as R'as breaks the vial and drops it in the room, instead staying behind to close the door on them.
Now that THAT unpleasantness is over, it's wedding time! Oliver looks appropriately miserable but handsome in black as he walks to meet his future FIL.
R'as is giddy with the thought of adding yet ANOTHER name to the alphabet soup of Oliver's life. Scenes of the ceremony are intercut with scenes of the dungeon.
The priestess speaks of the sanctity of the vow between man and woman, and how their souls will never again be free, captive by their love for each other.
During this little speech Nyssa reaches for the knife hidden in her sleeve, and takes this part as her cue to attempt to stab Oliver in the heart. He expected it, however, and blocks her, throwing the knife down.
"Continue," he says quietly. Downstairs, John apologizes to Felicity and she says that there is nothing to apologize for, and she is glad to have known him.
As the marriage is blessed and sealed, the camera cuts from the bride and groom's impassive, unsmiling faces to the occupants of the basement, who one by one lose consciousness until all are unmoving.


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All Glories To Sri Sri Guru & Gauranga!
Dear Devotees,
Though it may not have been clear on the original Parikrama announcement, all the devotees are invited to attend the inauguration of our new Sri Giridhari Gaudiya Math in Govardhan. This will take place on the 27th and 28th of November along with the installation of Sri Vigraha. Srila Gurudeva has requested that the devotees coming for Kartik adjust their return date in order to attend this auspicious festival.


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The Mountain Winery Kids' Foundation is the philanthropic arm of The Mountain Winery. While The Mountain Winery is well known as an ideal location for romantic weddings, stress-free corporate events and for our outdoor summer concert series, the Kids' Foundation operates quietly in the background, dedicated to helping organizations that help our children.
Kids' Foundation: Mission
The Mountain Winery Kids' Foundation is committed to building our future by improving the lives of our area's at-risk children. Established jointly by the owners of The Mountain Winery, the Kids' Foundation seeks to express and further their values: a respect for the children, a reverence for family, a faith in the ability to create a better world, and an obligation to give back to the region that is their home.
Kids' Foundation: Grants
The Mountain Winery Kids' Foundation provides grants to charitable programs that support a target population of disadvantaged or "at risk" children in the Santa Clara county.
San Jose Science Workshop
Funded - $100,000
The San Jose Science Workshop services neighborhood children from the age of 8 years and older who are significantly at-risk and enriches their academic experiences through hands-on projects in science, technology and literacy. This year the workshop relocated to new facilities at the Horace Mann School. Funding allowed for a combination of classroom Hands-on Science experiments and informal build-it-yourself type projects and a full time project coordinator. The workshop serves the children during after-school hours and on Saturdays during the school year.
Boys and Girls Club of Silicon Valley
Funded - $75,000
This funding allowed the after-school Sports, Fitness and Recreation program to serve additional children daily. The program encourages youth to develop fitness, positive use of leisure time, and skills for stress management, appreciation for the environment and social and interpersonal skills. The sports program remains one of the most popular programs for both boys and girls and is one of the most effective recruiting tools for the club.
National Hispanic University
Funded - $50,000
The National Hispanic University funding supports a new year long, hands-on mathematics and science program for at-risk middle schoolers. This funding supplements and reinforces learning in the students' math and science classrooms and provides for an expansion of the Saturday reading program to include the math and sciences. The goals of the program are to assure that the middle school students will be at or above grade level in math and science, to guide students toward college-bound course selections as they leave middle school, and to make science and mathematics exciting, interesting and motivating areas of study.
Synopsis Outreach Foundation
Funded - $10,000
The Synopsys Silicon Valley Science and Technology Outreach Foundation supports students and teacher engaged in project-based learning at high, middle and elementary schools in Santa Clara County. The program was designed specifically for students to have after-school access to scientific equipment and expertise not normally available in the classroom. The students do projects in all areas of science such as precision massing, molecular analysis, stress measurement, spectral analysis or electrophoresis.
Rock-It Science
Funded - $18,000
Rock-IT Science is a science curriculum focused on exposing kids to science through hands-on science projects and experiments. There are over 150 different science lesson plans in the curriculum with a lot of continuity between lessons. This funding allowed Rock-It Science to develop a science program for students in conjunction with the San Jose Science Workshop.
Funded - $10,000
These funds provided the MACSA Youth Center with additional teacher and tutor hours. The new staff member allowed for a greater intensity of services during both the academic year program and the summer program. These programs combined many services for academic readiness; focus on literacy and computer competency. Children in the Youth Academy are tracked to assess their attitudes for risk behaviors as well as attendance, report cards and academic test scores.


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With apologies to Señior Ramon, the only way we're going to properly pump Ramon Sessions is to properly dump Baron Davis. It has to be this way. It's a law of nature. Like women always hanging their handbags at the bend of their elbow despite having two free hands. Or that literature written by women doesn't suck because it's authored by them, it sucks because it's about them. This is the same thing. It's impossible to hype a backup sleeper without havin' a go at the guy he's backing up. So here we go. Firstly, two teams and a pair of knees rejected Baron Davis last year. That's not good. And while his PER and per36 stats were closely aligned with his production from the previous two seasons, you have to wonder about his body. Not in the same way one wonders about Rihanna's body. Davis came into Clippers camp busted and he left Cleveland in the same condition 82 games later. And that was at the age of 31. Your abacus tells you he'll be 32 next year and on an even more hopeless squad than any of his three Clippers rosters. He's missed 24 percent of his teams' total games over the last nine seasons (178/738), has only appeared in 68+ games twice in that time and again, nothing about last year's circumstances will improve next season. And so now let's compare that outlook with Sessions' for 2011 fantasy basketball.
Quietly, amid the clatter and clang of a pitiful post-LeBron Cleveland franchise, Sessions jumped from a 12.9 PER in 2009 to a 19 PER. By season's end, he was widely owned, but only as a stopgap for whichever busted PG you were probably stuck with at some point this season (or in real basketball for Mo Williams and then for Baron Davis). Sessions was an afterthought for half of his time in Milwaukee, was traded to Minnesota where he was an afterthought there too and then traded to Cleveland where, only when they completely ran out of options was he not an afterthought. And he thrived. He's thrived everywhere he's been given a chance. Three lousy teams, yes, but this is fantasy and we don't see NBA win-loss records, do we? Davis will enter the 2011 season as Cleveland's starting PG, but what are the odds he starts more games next year than this year (44)? And of the games he plays, what are the odds he averages more than the 28 mpg he averaged in 2010? Sessions averaged 15/4/6 in 31 mpgs as a starter last year; better than Augustin, Conley and Udrih (not combined – that would be bananas). He's not underutilized-but-explosive like 2010 Ty Lawson, doesn't have stupendous upside like 2011 Jeff Teague, doesn't shoot threes, steal or block much, but he'll be 25 and has improved every season in his last four. He doesn't need to start to have value, he needs to have a permanent roll and that roll needs to come packaged with at least 25-28 mpgs. He averaged 26.3 last season and will play behind the top 20 point guard owners least want to own. Is grabbing his 13.5/4/5 handcuff in the 12th round really that much of a stretch?


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Street photography here and now. Still there!
Światosław Wojtkowiak, Somaliland, 2005 / courtesy of the artist
Street Photography Now. Street photography here and now.
Street photography is in fact a report. It can also be a memorial snapshot, or one taken straight from a family album. It does not need to be taken in the city, in the street – it can as well be shot in the depth of a forest, or in the middle of nowhere. Nowadays this photographic trend – certainly documentary and totally true, although sometimes it's hard to believe – is a strong attraction for the photographers from all over the world.
The exhibition shall present works of such well-known authors as: Christophe Agou, Narelle Autio, Maciej Dakowicz, David Gibson, Bruce Gilden, Thierry Girard, Andrew Z. Glickman, Siegfried Hansen, Nils Jorgensen, Martin Kollar, Jesse Marlow, Jeff Mermelstein, Joel Meyerowitz, Mimi Mollica, Trent Parke, Martin Parr, Gus Powell, Mark Alor Powell, Paul Russell, Otto Snoek, Matt Stuart, Ying Tang, Nick Turpin, Alex Webb.
The exhibition of more than 30 world's best street photographers – selected by Sophie Howarth and Stephen McLaren, authors of an album on street photography – shall be accompanied by a presentation of works by Polish photographers.
"Street Photography Here and Now". We do not wish to claim that "street" was invented by us, nor that it is our national trend. We just notice that plenty of people take photographs in the street. Paradoxically, not all of them are called street photos.
Capturing amusing moments of the daily life, catching people red-handed and at moments of oblivion, pointing out absurdities – this is what street photographers do. The spectators can laugh, can see a haiku-like concise story, but most of all they have the pleasure of looking at scenes which they pass in the streets. Common. Everyday. Unnoticeable when they occur.
Feel invited to get to know the Polish variety of street photo. Next to foreign photos, taken abroad, we show ours (and not only ours) backyards, streets and alleys – through the eyes of mostly young people, not necessarily professional photographers. Some of them feel they continue in the footsteps of Eliott Erwitt or Robert Doisneau, others claim to be unsullied like Henri Lartigue. Yet others leave their desks at 4:00 PM, when the sun shines its magic, and yield to the rhythm of their cities.
The exhibition is organized in cooperation with Third Floor Gallery from Cardiff, University of Wales in Newport and with the Thames & Hudson publishing house.
Authors of Polish-part of the exhibition: Michał Adamski, Piotr Bułas, Kuba Ceran, Rafał Chojnacki, Damian Chrobak, Maciej Dakowicz, Kuba Dargiewicz, Tomasz Desperak, Mariusz Forecki, Magda Galas, Paweł Głogowski, Wojciech Grzędziński, Robert Jaworski, Anna Kłosek, Piotr Koszczyński, Kacper Krajewski, Włodzimierz Krzemiński, Tomasz Kulbowski, Adam Lach, Marek Lapis, Nel Lato, Tomasz Lazar, Jerzy Łapiński, Michał Macioszczyk, Zbigniew Marczewski, Bartosz Mateńko, Michał Mentel, Szymon Michna, Krzysztof Miller, Paweł Olejniczak, Krzysztof Panek, Kacper Pempel, Marcin Płonka, Bart Pogoda, Przemysław Pokrycki, Paweł Piotrowski, Rafał Rafalski, Paweł Repetowski, Sylwester Rozmiarek, Piotr Rygielski, Tomasz Rykaczewski, Katarzyna Sagatowska, Mateusz Sarełło, Rafał Siderski, Michał Skrzypczak, Konrad Smolak, Agnieszka Sym, Szymon Szcześniak, Tomasz Szerszeń, Jacek Szust, Przemysław Wajerowicz, Jan Wajszczuk, Aleksander Wasilewski, Magdalena Wdowicz-Wierzbowska, Tomasz Wiech, Andrzej Wiktor, Artur Alan Willmann, Światek Wojtkowiak, Mateusz Zgliński, Bartek Wrześniowski & Jarek Zuzga.
Jeff Mermelstein, Untitled, New York, 1995 / featured in Street Photography Now, published by Thames & Hudson.
Maciej Dakowicz, Pink Hat, Cardiff, 2006 / featured in Street Photography Now, published by Thames & Hudson.
Gus Powell, Putti from the series Lunch Pictures, New York, 1999-2007 / featured in Street Photography Now, published by Thames & Hudson.
The exhibition continues until January 15, 2012 opening hours: Thursday, Friday 3 - 8 PM / Saturday, Sunday 12 - 8 PM
Organized by: THE MUSEUM OF PRINTING IN WARSAW - a branch of the Historical Museum of Warsaw and Fundacja .DOC
Location: "Galeria Muzeum Drukarstwa Warszawskiego w budowie" (Gallery of the Museum of Printing in Warsaw Under Construction), Marszałkowska street no. 3/5, Warsaw
Paweł Piotrowski, Munich, 2003 / courtesy of the artist
Marcin Płonka, London, 2011 / courtesy of the artist
Tomasz Wiech, Cracow, 2007 / courtesy of the artist
Tomasz Lazar, Niechórz, 2008 / courtesy of the artist
There are workshops with Przemysław Pokrycki (7.01), Mimi Mollica (8.01) and Bruce Gilden (14-15) and some lectures and discussions.
Thanks to Magda Wajda-Kacmajor for translation. Curators of "international" part are: Maciej Dakowicz, Joni Karanka and Bartosz Nowicki: Third Floor Gallery. Curator of Polish part is Joanna Kinowska. Hope to see you here :>


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Man, it's HOT. At least these things remind me how fun and colorful summer can be!
snake bar clutch | bangles | love the coral color of this peplum tunic | Loren Hope kelly necklace | put avocado on everything! | Design Darling crystal studs for dressing up or down | felix flats | silk dotty top | ikat pillow | spectra wine glasses | constantly craving ice cream | banded fedora | succulent candles | this sequin straw tote is perfect for the market and the beach


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Pastor Jack Abeelen, Senior Pastor of
Morningstar Christian Chapel, was raised in a Catholic home and attended
parochial school from elementary grades through high school. At the age of 18 he
heard the Gospel of Jesus Christ presented at a home study of a friend with whom
he had grown up. In 1972 he gave his life to Christ and God began to work in his
heart and call him to Himself. In 1980 Jack was given the opportunity to join a
church staff as an assisting pastor and in 1985 went out to plant what today is
the church he still pastors, Morningstar Christian Chapel in Whittier CA., a Calvary
Chapel affiliate church. His gift of teaching is clearly seen in the easy and yet
relevant way he communicates the Word of God.
Then He said to them, "The harvest truly is great but the laborers are few; therefore
pray the Lord of the harvest to send out laborers into His harvest."
We trust in God's promise in Isaiah 55:11 "So shall My word be
that goes forth from My mouth; It shall not return to Me void, But it shall accomplish
what I please, And it shall prosper in the thing for which I sent it." We know that
teaching the Word of God chapter by chapter and verse by verse will change lives.
Won't you help us in sharing God's Word with our generation?


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In my genealogy classes at Tri County Community college this week, the subject came up about the useless search basic and advanced search templates located on the home page of the popular genealogy service Ancestry.com. I mentioned in class that I would post a link to my favorite search template that I use on the site here on the blog.
So if you are looking for something a bit more user friendly, click on the "Search" tab at the top of any of the main pages or bookmark this link: http://www.ancestry.com/search/Default.aspx
Take a few minutes to famaliarize yourself with all the options you have on this page including the locality search at the bottom of the page and the record category search down the right side of the page.


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Apple has new ads out, and because Apple is a special company, we all care. Also, Apple's ads tend to be well executed, occasionally bizarre in a charming way, and often Zooey. But this time? Ehhhh?
The "Genius" series of spots is a pretty stark 180 degree slide from the haute marketing reached with Malkovich and Deschanel's dabbles with Siri. Suddenly it's the mid/late 2000s again, and a goofily affable dude is trying to sell us Macs. He's not annoying like Justin Long, but the gist of the ad is still, with little verve, that users don't know how to use their computers. Is the objective here to make the Geniuses look vaguely superior? To make Mac users look somewhat dim? Both? Are either of those appealing? Would either of those make you want to buy an Apple? Do you feel stupid? Is this stupid?


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Early this year, Starbreeze Studios and EA launched Syndicate, an FPS reboot of a 1990s tactical classic. The game met with decidedly mixed reviews, and although some players enjoyed it, in terms of sales it's mostly gone down as a flop.
Speaking with Edge, Starbreeze CEO Mikael Nermark said he and his studio were proud of the work they had done, even though sales lagged. But he also outlined a dilemma that nearly every game developer encounters at some point or another, with any sequel, remake, or reboot:
We knew from the get-go that there was going to be a small but very vocal [group] of gamers and journalists that was going to hate us whatever route we took.
If we didn't do an exact copy of the game, they'd hate us. If we did do an exact copy, they'd say we didn't innovate. They were never ours to win; it was a lost battle from the get-go.
Nermark neatly captures the peril of popularity, and the thin line between fan favor and fan rage. Every game will be too "samey" and not innovative enough for some percentage of players, while at the same time, every game will be too different and not similar enough to previous games for some percentage of players. In some ways, we gamers are a constant no-win situation.
That said, Syndicate evidently also managed to miss out on pleasing that large percentage of gamers in the middle. And those are the players you just can't live without.


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GIMME SHELTER- Piling on: Great compost makes great crops
Q: I've been trying to live more "green" these days, but my kitchen waste has really increased with my present indulgence in lots of tasty summer produce. Now is the time to start that compost pile, but I don't want to create a big stinky mess in my yard. How can I compost without attracting the ire of my neighbors and the nose of every dog on the block?
A: Composting is an easy way to reduce your environmental impact, dispose of waste, and improve the quality of garden soil. Don't worry that the pile will smell unpleasant or attract animals– it won't as long as you follow a few simple guidelines.
Choose a location for your compost pile that's accessible to your garden but somewhat tucked away– convenient but inconspicuous. The spot doesn't need to be either particularly sunny or shady, but it should drain well. Check the spot after a rain to make sure it doesn't hold water, and don't compost in a hole or low spot in the yard. Also, you'll want the pile to be directly on top of soil, not on a platform or slab of concrete.
There are a couple of different ways to go about building your pile. Commercial compost bins will break down your compost more quickly than other methods, but they're small and can be expensive. You can also build any kind of three-sided enclosure, out of wire, fencing, or whatever you like. Finally, simply piling the materials in your chosen spot is perfectly effective, although a little messier looking than a contained space.
Many household waste materials can go into your pile. Basically any scraps from your kitchen make great compost, especially vegetable and fruit peelings, but don't include paper. Pile on your pulled-up weeds, as long as they have not gone to seed, and use yard refuse like pruning clippings, unless they're particularly woody. Finally, grass clippings are a great addition to a compost pile, although they do a great job of fertilizing your yard if you just leave them to compost right on top of the grass.
I know somebody who piled absolutely everything from his kitchen on the compost, and ended up with a slimy, stinky, nasty mess. He had to just bury the whole thing in the ground and start over. But this won't happen to you! Just avoid composting any kind of animal product, like dairy and meat scraps, since those materials will make the pile stink and attract animals.
Composting can be as simple or intense an operation as you choose, depending on how rapidly you want the compost to break down and be ready for use. To speed up the composting process, chop up food scraps and grind down yard materials, and churn the pile once every few weeks with a pitchfork. Layering the materials will also speed things up. Alternate layers of "green," like kitchen scraps and fresh grass, with "brown," like dried leaves and straw. Water the pile every few weeks, especially during dry weather, to keep the relevant microbes active.
A highly managed pile may turn into compost in a month or two, while a passive compost pile will take about a year and a half. The pile will produce about half the amount of compost as the amount of materials you put into it. The compost is ready to be spread over your garden or lawn when it's almost black and has a similar consistency and texture to potting soil. You won't really be able to distinguish the separate materials you originally piled on.
It can be hard to grow vegetables and flowers here in Central Virginia because the soil is largely hard-packed clay, which is low in organic matter. Compost is an indispensable soil amendment because it provides that missing organic element and will thus help your garden thrive.


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Wednesday May 14, 2014 2:30 pm
iPhone 6 will reportedly sport 1704 x 960 display resolution
Posted by Andru Edwards Categories: Apple, Smartphones, Rumors
It's been rumored for months that Apple will launch two larger iPhone models this year, and now 9to5Mac is jumping in with a report on the new display resolution. If correct, we should see the iPhone 6 sporting a 1704 x 960 resolution. That's way up from the current 1136 x 640 resolution found on the iPhone 5 and iPhone 5s Retina displays, and would allow Apple to release the phones with a larger display while enhancing the Retina quality of its smartphones. No, it's not 1080p (that would be 1920 x 1080,) but it's close enough that at the rumored screen sizes of 4.7- and 5.5-inches, you'd be hard-pressed to notice.
The number we want to look at here is the pixels per inch (ppi), which will tell us how sharp the displays will be. 1704 x 960 at 4.7-inches results in a pixel density of 416 ppi. On a 5.5-inch iPhone, that drops a bit to 356 ppi. The iPhone 5 and iPhone 5s, comparatively, both have a 326 ppi display, so the new iPhone 6 models definitely will look better than the current devices.
iOS 8 won't be much different from iOS 7 in terms of the design and layout, so instead we can likely expect app icons that are sharper and larger on the home screen, and in-app elements to be clearer as well once developers get their apps updated for the new display. Of course, Apple will have its own first-part apps ready at launch.
Word is that we may see Apple unveil the iPhone 6 at a special event in August, but this info seems solid. If you recall, a couple of years ago we reported that the iPhone 5 would get a bump to a 4-inch 1136 x 640 display prior to it being announced.
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- Arrival station : Mulhouse ville (10, Avenue du Général Leclerc 68100 Mulhouse)
Don't dare dream of skipping this grand duchy
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The remains of Packard burned last Sunday with the 2010 Cadillac SRX watching its former competitor smolder. But there's a reason why Cadillac's still standing. However, is it enough of a reason to merit buying?
Why you should buy the 2010 Cadillac SRX:
The Lexus RX puts you to sleep. You want to buy American but you don't want to buy a half-assed product to do it. You liked the last SRX but wanted a more polished product. Cadillac styling gets you excited but a sedan isn't in the cards. You like your mom-mobile to be as noticeable in a parking lot as possible. You're a trophy wife jealous of Danica Patrick's driving skills. You want a crossover but don't want to sacrifice driving dynamics to get it.
Why you shouldn't buy this car:
You think crossovers are the devil and station wagons are the future, thus you're on the waiting list for a CTS Sport Wagon. You like being smothered in technology as a substitute for quality. You hate the idea of a Cadillac SUV, much less a Cadillac crossover. Fuel economy is the driving force in your buying decision. Brash styling leaves you cold and angry. You're much happier in a sensible minivan.
Suitability Parameters:
Speed Merchants: No
Fashion Victims: Yes
Treehuggers: No
Mack Daddies: Yes
Tuner Crowd: No
Hairdressers: Yes
Penny Pinchers: No
Euro Trash: No
Working Stiffs: No
Technogeeks: Yes
Poseurs: Yes
Soccer Moms: Yes
Nascar Dads: No
Golfing Grandparents: Yes
Sheiklets: No
Very Serious Businessmen: Yes
Also Consider:
• 2010 Cadillac CTS SportWagon
• 2010 Lexus RX 350
• 2009 Acura MDX
• Manufacturer: Cadillac
• Model: SRX
• Model year: 2010
• Base Price: $34,155
• Price as Tested: $45,230
• Engine type: 3.0L DOHC, V6, direct injection, variable valve timing
• Horsepower: 260HP @ 6950 RPM
• Torque: 221 lb-ft @ 5600 RPM
• Transmission: 6T70 Hydra-Matic 6-speed automatic with manual control
• Curb Weight: 4224 lbs (FWD)/ 4307 lbs (AWD)
• LxWxH: 190.2 " x 75.1" x 65.6"
• Wheelbase: 110.5"
• Tires: P235/55R20
• 0 - 60 mph: 8.1 seconds (manufacturer quoted)
• Top Speed: 130 MPH
• EPA Fuel economy city/highway (Estimated): 18/25 MPG (FWD), 17/23 MPG (AWD)
• Jalopnik Fuel Economy: 20.5 MPG (city/highway mix 35/65%)
• NHTSA crash test rating: Testing not completed
Also see:
• 2010 Cadillac SRX, Part One
• 2010 Cadillac SRX, Part Two


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