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I have another thread going regarding some chain skipping issues (http://www.bikeforums.net/showthread...edux-again-%29) but I wanted to pull this question out as separate.
In adjusting the rear derailleur, in particular the high and low limits, I read (on e-How, I think) that these limit screws should be used to align the top pulley, chain and appropriate (1st or last) gear. Is this true?
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We nearly forgot about this one, but way back in August, Kristen Bell signed on to the indie dramedy "Dance Of The Mirlitons" and then things went a bit quiet, but now everything is gearing back up again as Chloe Moretz, Jackie Earle Haley and Bailee Madison have all signed on to the film.
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In the film, Bell will play a young, overbearing mother of an overweight would-be ballerina who will stop at nothing to make her star. Madison -- who was excellent in Jim Sheridan's "Brothers" -- will take on the role of the daughter while Moretz will play her nemesis. And in an awesome bit of casting, Haley will play "a subtly sadistic Russian ballet teacher of the highest order."
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"It's a business accelerator for socially conscious companies," Libes said. "It's in a space that doesn't have a lot of investor capital."
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Small businesses and other projects have raised more than $1 billion on crowdfunding sites like Indiegogo and Kickstarter, which were founded in 2008 and 2009, respectively.
Campaigns run through these sites can fund businesses, art projects and even feature films. People who contribute get the promise of material goods or the good feelings that come from helping out. They don't get a share of the business.
The new law, by contrast, allows state-based small businesses to raise money through crowdfunding and incentivize people with stock in the company, making them part owners.
"It makes it easier for entrepreneurs to be seen by investors," Libes said. "And the investor pool is a lot bigger."
In March, Washington joined six other states with laws that would allow small businesses to raise capital through crowdfunding on a state level.
The Department of Financial Institutions released proposed rules for the crowdfunding offering June 6, and is reviewing comments from the public through the summer.
Bill Beatty, securities administrator for the Washington Department of Financial Institutions, said the department plans to have the rules in place by October.
In the past, entrepreneurs and startups could usually only solicit investments from accredited investors — meaning venture capitalists, angel investors and others worth over $1 million.
But the new mechanism will allow any Washington citizen to invest $2,000, or 5 percent, of his or her income in a Washington-based company seeking capital through crowdfunding. People who make more than $100,000 a year could give up to 10 percent of their net worth or annual income.
Small businesses are allowed to raise up to $1 million per year through the equity-crowdfunding offering. Libes said he doesn't know yet how much he will seek.
In 2012, Congress passed a bill to allow businesses to raise capital through crowdfunding, but the Securities and Exchange Commission is still working on the rules to implement that.
"We don't know when or if that federal rule-making will go out," said Beatty.
According to the proposed rules for Washington's crowdfunding offering, before a business can start raising money it will have to give the state and potential investors a lot of information, including a business plan, financial records and information on planned advertisements.
Just like other crowdfunding ventures, the company has to set a goal for how much it plans to raise within a certain time frame. If it does not meet its goal, the investors would get their money back.
Some people think the upfront costs and the time and effort to prepare documentation for the crowdfunding offering will keep it from catching on. The state will require extensive financial records produced by an accountant, documents that need to be looked at by an attorney, and a $600 filing fee.
"I will probably not ever use this bill," said Adam Lieb, a self-described "career entrepreneur" and the CEO of Duxter, a company that builds tools for gamers and video-game developers. "It matters how expensive it will be."
Liebsaid he has developed a network of wealthy individuals who invest in startups, so it would be cheaper and easier for him to raise money through accredited investors. But crowdfunding could make sense for those without a list of millionaires in their back pocket, he said.
In the late 1980s, Washington adopted the Small Company Offering Registration, similar to the proposed crowdfunding offering, which allows small businesses to raise capital from non-accredited investors; approval from the state is necessary before beginning to sell stock.
The Small Company Offering Registration is rarely used. In the last five years, only 10 businesses applied to use it, Beatty said. The state permitted only six of those to use this offering and only four have done so successfully.
Because of these numbers, Beatty said the Department of Financial Institutions is not expecting the crowdfunding offering to be used a lot.
Libes disagrees. He said he think there will be a lot of entrepreneurs who will want to use the new funding mechanism the day it is available.
"There are hundreds of tech entrepreneurs in this city who think they have the best idea ever, who are going to sleep every night saying, 'I have no idea why no one is funding me,' " Libes said. "Here is an opportunity for them to go and raise a couple hundred thousand dollars."
But crowdfunding is not as easy as it sounds, as Laura Humpf found out earlier this year when she launched an Indiegogo project to raise $20,000 for expanding her Rainier Valley yoga business.
"It basically becomes a full-time job," said Humpf, who raised only $4,203.
Crowdfunding took a lot more time and a lot more money than she thought it would. She bought online ads and made postcards to promote her Indiegogo, but said all but one of her 50 donors were people she already knew.
If she were to do it again, Humpf said she would try to build a bigger network of potential donors before asking for money.
Kickstarter and Indiegogo do not do equity crowdfunding, and will not be used for the new state offering.
Erin Nelson, co-director of the Seattle Good Business Network, an organization to connect and promote local small businesses, thinks some people are forgetting that raising money is hard.
Since Kickstarter started in 2009, just under half the 4,486 projects started in Washington state were successful, according to numbers provided by the website.
"It sounds magical," Nelson said, "but it is a whole lot of hard work to raise money from the crowd."
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Using an 800 answering service can help smaller companies compete with bigger ones by letting customers know they can be trusted.
In business, trust is everything. For centuries, business people have gone to extraordinary lengths to earn their customers' trust and support. This focus permeates business culture from branding to fashion: Even the basic suit and tie traces its history to the simplified court dress of British King Charles II.
(Understandable. If you are trying to sell the king a new carriage, you don't want to under-dress.)
But an 800 answering service isn't just a branding tool for businesses wanting a custom toll-free number. Those three digits equal accountability, availability and attention to customers. It doesn't matter how many employees a business has. If a business cares enough to establish a toll-free 800 number for their callers, they're probably not a fly-by-night organization.
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So even if a business operates out of a small hay shed in Des Plaines, if it's got a legitimate product or service and is customer-oriented, an 800 number can help it compete with larger local companies. Customers trust businesses with 800 numbers to back up their services and products.
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If you haven't been living under a rock for the last few years, you're sure to have heard of Twitter. What you may be wondering is why everyone is saying it's great for business. Studies have shown that as many as a third of new businesses and firms are already using Twitter to promote their business. There are a few reasons for this; it's widely used, information spreads very quickly and it's entirely free.
Twitter is following the same pattern that blogs did a few years ago. First there were just a few personal users. Then, as time progressed many new users joined and found new ways to use it. Today, other businesses are seeing their competitors use it and are hopping on the bandwagon for a variety of reasons. Some are even using Twitter to promote their blog!


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Must-See Hell's Kitchen
by David Sokol, 07/08/2014 [Updated 12/29/2015]
Courtesy, The Drama Book Shop
The Theater World
If you've made it to this point in our slideshow, chances are you're a fan of the stage. After all, were it not for the presence of the Theatre District, Hell's Kitchen may as well be Murray Hill. To feel like a real industry insider, step behind the curtain and into Hell's Kitchen's vibrant creative community. The Drama Book Shop is the first stop for doing so. The store has worked so diligently to stock esoteric manuscripts, new vocal scores and many other professional reference materials that it won the Tony Honor for Excellence in the Theatre in 2011, on its 94th birthday.
Just as you will potentially find yourself browsing the shelves of the Drama Book Shop alongside emerging actors and playwrights, a trip to LaDuca Shoes may produce a glimpse of a celebrity fitting. Numerous Broadway hoofers swear by Phil LaDuca's Italian-made character and custom shoes, for their glove-like fit and comfort. Although the former dancer and his clientele definitely warrant rubbernecking, his lay collection of women's shoes provides legitimate reason to enter the shop. The same goes for the makeup resource Alcone, where the trade accouterments include prosthetics and fake blood. You may not require such specialties, but bargain products like fake eyelashes and makeup remover will get you through the door, and tips from the sales associates will have you feeling like a pro. Of course, don't get so involved that you forget to attend the theater itself! You can buy those tickets here.


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One of my favorite movie reviewers and authors has passed away. Roger Ebert who has been battling cancer for a number of years passed away today at the age of 70. Roger came on to the national scene after his movie review show with Gene Siskel in the Chicago area.
Roger lost the use of his voice a few years ago but still review movies. As early as this week he announced that his cancer came back and he was only go to review movies he wanted to see.
Below is some great clips of Robert Ebert who had some great and intense on screen moments with Siskel.


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Lt. Gen. David Goldfein shares opening remarks with attendees during the 376th Air Expeditionary Wing change of command ceremony, Transit Center at Manas, Kyrgyzstan, June 13, 2012. Goldfein was thankful for the successful leadership of Col. James Jacobson and the generosity of the Kyrgyz Republic partners. He is the U.S. Air Forces Central commander, Southwest Asia.
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Could any of you supercool wiki editing fiends tell me how to reformat the Groam page to look like the Thrubmorton and Beastlands pages with the small hyperlinked menu. Also at the moment the town of Kwourin is dealt with on the same page as Groam generally and should probably have its own linked page.
There is another mapped area in Groam, namely the Stormlit Cloister which Ravs did a fantastic map of for one of the challenges. Ravs, can you post that map to the wiki?


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The world with all its riches, life with its astounding achievements, man with the
constant prodigy of his inventive powers, all are organically integrated in one single
growth and one historical process, and all share the same upward progress towards an
era of fulfillment – Tielhard de Chardin, The Divine Milieu (1957: 15)
What would happen if we were all to become a Single Human Brand?
What would this look like?
Perhaps Olaf Stapledon could help us there….
What is it that needs redefining?
Can anyone on Twitter guess it (the contest is on).
Everything, in this world of interpretation fine-tuning, can use redefining.
Reposition Your Self is coming.


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Civil Ceremonies Bath
At Homewood Park, we are licensed to hold civil ceremonies and civil partnership ceremonies for up to 110 people and can cater for up to 110 people in total for a Wedding Breakfast. However, should your numbers be above 110, why not position a marquee in the beautiful gardens? We can cater for up to 150 people for a sit down meal with additional guetsts for the evening.
Ceremonies can be conducted at Homewood Park, a luxury wedding venue in Bath, between the hours of 11.00am and 5.00pm, on any day of the week.
As soon as you have made provisional arrangements for your marriage to be held at Homewood Park you should contact the Superintendent Registrar for the district of Bath: 01225 477234
Please note our license does not allow us to perform just the Wedding Ceremony.
For a luxury Bath wedding, Homewood Park is the most wonderful venue.
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Guests Say
In over 15 years of charter operations there have been many, many guests on-board Rum Jungle. Here is a selection of comments and quotes taken both from letters received from guests who have enjoyed Rum Jungle's hospitality and the visitor's book kept on board the boat.
"Our guests all commented on the wonderfully attentive and helpful crew: every single member of the team was welcoming, friendly and very professional."
Lois Robertson
"An enormous thank you for the most fabulous party last night. Everyone raving about it this morning (some in more lowered voices than others) – it couldn't have been any more perfect."
Lois Robertson, Helical Bar Plc
Corporate host
"The crew did a great job, were very attentive, the food and drink was delicious and the whole event delivered to a high standard."
Corporate Host
Private Charterer
"We know how much effort goes into the finished product looking so seamless. You do such a really brilliant job and the 'Rum Jungle' experience delivers every time."
Private Charterer
Jessica Varney
"We were thoroughly spoiled throughout, with Hugh putting us in the right spot at the right time while the team ensured no one had an empty drink or stomach - the food was fabulous! It was a real pleasure to work with you all and I hope to do so again in the future."
Jessica Varney, Coutts
Private Charterer
"We can't think of anywhere else on Earth that we would rather have been. We were overwhelmed by the attention to detail that makes the good ship Rum Jungle run like an oiled wheel and the marked attentiveness of your crew, which makes being on board such a pleasure."
Private Charterer
David Hills
"I have been lucky enough to take part in a number of similar corporate days but I don't think I have ever been hosted and looked after as well as we were on Rum Jungle by the whole team. It was an absolute delight to be on board."
David Hills, Armstrong and Haycox Financial Planning Ltd
Shiobhain Bonney
"We couldn't have asked for friendlier, more hardworking staff. Everyone on board had an amazing day. Thank you all so so much. Same time next year?"
Shiobhain Bonney, Savills UK
Rob and Andrea Grimm
"Thank you for your professional and flexible service. Your team were so helpful and impressed all of us with their great attitude. I would have no hesitation in ever recommending your services again."
Rob and Andrea Grimm, SY allegra
Anshul Raja
"Friday was an immensely pleasurable day for us and our clients. Your on-board crew are beyond reproach and the service we received surpassed every expectation imaginable. Our guests have specifically mentioned the great service and asked that we convey this to you. A special mention to Heather, your amazing magician of a chef who managed to cook up a delightful hot lunch and freshly baked scones on-board a moving vessel! I cannot thank you and the team enough for making this day so special and memorable and I look forward to arranging another day out very soon."
Anshul Raja, Chestertons
Seb MacKenzie-Wilson
"May I once again take this opportunity to thank you both and all the team for what was a tremendously slick, hugely enjoyable and impeccably managed event. The feedback we have had is tremendous, and was already coming in thick and fast through yesterday's rum fug even before we kissed the dock."
Seb MacKenzie-Wilson, Vigilance Properties Ltd
Sarah Brookes
"I am sure you will be hearing from Condé Nast again in the future!"
Sarah Brookes, Condé Nast
Michael Brandon
"We were overwhelmed by your hospitality and to see the race at close quarters on such a beautiful day made the whole experience just perfect."
Michael Brandon, Senior Partner & Deputy Chairman Jackson-Stops & Staff
Artemis Ocean Racing
"Without exception the feedback has been fantastic. Many have gone as far as to say that it's the best corporate weekend/experience they've ever had. Much of that is down to the professionalism and high quality service offered by all of the team on Rum Jungle. No stone was left unturned and the overall experience was superb."
Artemis Ocean Racing
Newly married Mr and Mrs Lynch
"Well! Could it have been any more perfect? We have had the most wonderful day of our lives! We would like to thank all who made our day possible."
Newly married Mr and Mrs Lynch
John Hammer
"The hardest part of this cruise is leaving. This has been thirteen days of great fun and adventure. We have taken the phrase "Nothing is as much fun as playing around in boats" to new heights..."
John Hammer, Private Charterer
Rob Gray
"Rum Jungle was great and so were the crew. Good time all round."
Rob Gray, Chairman UK Investment Banking Deutsche Bank
Kim Sellar
"The host was really pleased with how the event ran. He mentioned that you were cruising for a little longer than planned and he was glad we had that flexibility. Good food, great service, flowing drinks… The guests also commented on how lovely the boat is. Thank you so much for all of your help. I really enjoyed working with you and would love to do more events with you."
Kim Sellar, Hospitality Co-ordinator, Allen & Overy
Serena Walker
"Thank you for a wonderful day yesterday everyone had a great time, I could not have asked for more help from you from the start until the very end has been fantastic."
Serena Walker, Customer Unit Marketing Manager, Computacenter (UK) Ltd
Wyborn Seabrook
"A wonderful two weeks of fantastic scenery and indulgent lifestyle."
Wyborn Seabrook, Private Charterer
Chris Tapp
"We wanted to send you heartfelt and sincere thanks for a truly wonderful evening aboard Rum Jungle. Your care, attention and kindness to all of us was remarkable – we and our guests felt truly spoilt in everything… words are less, but all we can say is that it was an unforgettable evening for us and our clients. Thanks to the Rum Jungle we were able to achieve the impossible or seemingly impossible – to give a set of hard to please business professionals – a truly memorable experience."
Chris Tapp, Allergan Ltd
Jeremy Willcock
"All, without exception, commented on the ability of the helmsman to place RUM JUNGLE in the right place, which enabled a splendid view to be gained from the upper deck; particularly at the starts. Likewise, everyone was full of praise for the friendly atmosphere on board and the excellent hospitality provided."
Jeremy Willcock, Royal Solent Yacht Club
Nada Al-Kharusi
"You all worked very hard over the whole event and made the experience that much better!! Our guests were very impressed with the boat and it was definitely worth it."
Nada Al-Kharusi, Commercial Relationships Oman Sail LLC
Shiobain Bonney
"Many, many thanks for a wonderful day… The Rum Jungle is an amazing boat and everyone who sailed on her thoroughly enjoyed themselves. Yourself and your crew did an amazing job on-board and the service was second to none... I'm sure that's not the last you have heard from us."
Shiobain Bonney, Savills
Gill Frith
"Thank you for what you, Hugh and the team did to make our two days' work so well. We've had some lovely feedback from hosts and guests."
Gill Frith, Marketing and Communications Coutts
Guest of Artemis Investment Management LLP
"My best experience on the Rum Jungle yet."
Guest of Artemis Investment Management LLP
Andrew Davies
"One of those times in your life you just want to bottle and have it forever."
Andrew Davies, Private Charterer
Guest of Artemis Investment Management LLP
"I can't think of a better way to have experienced it – on a boat in the Solent watching the sailing, eating good food and drinking champagne. I met some very nice people as well. The whole day was just fantastic."
Guest of Artemis Investment Management LLP
James Agnew
"For the night it felt Rum Jungle was our boat and as such everyone relaxed and partied – thank you for helping to make my 40th so fab !"
James Agnew, Private Charterer
Natasha Elliott
"It was really fantastic working with you and Hugh and the rest of the crew on Rum Jungle. Thank you for all your help… Your assistance was great throughout the planning and build up to the event too, which helped to ensure it was a real success for us. You all really helped us to deliver a fantastic summer of events, not only during the Commodores' Cup but at the Chelsea Flower Show too."
Natasha Elliott, Marketing Manager – Sponsorship and Events, Brewin Dolphin Ltd
Niall Dowling
"We had a wonderful time, our guests and families thoroughly enjoyed it. One thing that stood out was the awareness and professionalism of the crew. Normally I have to spend my time thinking of guests and possible issues but Hugh and team were all over it which was unique. Also our positioning was fantastic… We look forward very much to using Rum Jungle again, hopefully next year."
Niall Dowling, Private Charterer
Luke Beddon
"If my dearest father could have arranged this himself, he would not have changed a thing! This has been the perfect last good bye to a man whose heart was always at sea."
Luke Beddon
Louise Morton
"Rum Jungle provided just the perfect platform for the official race commentator."
Louise Morton, J Class Association
Nicholas F. Lykiaropulo
"I would very much like to express my gratitude for all your help with the two transfers for His Majesty from Hamble to Cowes… all of the crew were extremely helpful and it certainly allowed him to arrive in style on both occasions."
Nicholas F. Lykiaropulo
Zara Phillips
"Thank you to the legendary Rum Jungle! Amazing day."
Zara Phillips
Carol Marlow
"Rum Jungle is fabulous and the service from you and your colleagues was first class."
Carol Marlow, Managing Director P&O Cruises
Lord Coe
"The IOC are still talking about their trip up the river!"
Lord Coe, Chairman London 2012
Nicolas Westen
"The boat is fantastic, it just fits perfectly with the level of the Hotel and the guests, we'll keep putting you forward to our clients."


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May 26, 2016
If confirmed by the Senate, Starrett will fill the seat once held by Judge Charles Pickering, who is serving a one-year term on the U.S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals, following a recess appointment by President Bush.
Starrett, of McComb, is a trial judge in the 14th Judicial District, which includes Pike, Lincoln and Walthall counties.
Senators Trent Lott and Thad Cochran submitted Starrett's name to the White House.
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Reporters Tom Lange and Magen Kritsch interviewed candidates for Franklin school board on a wide range of issues. Use these pages as a guide in your voting decision.
Name: Kristine M. Ott
Age: 45
Family: Husband, Brad; children, Katie, Jonathan and Joseph
Education: Graduated from Franklin Community High School and Indiana University
Previous political experience: None
Franklin school board
Term: Four years
Duties: Developing policies, approving the annual budget, setting salaries for all employees and hiring and evaluating the superintendent.
Total school board members: Five
Pay: $2,000 per year
What are the three biggest issues facing your school district? How will you address them?
The balanced calendar. At this point, doesn't see a reason to change to a balanced calendar, no data has shown that it is beneficial to students. Would have to learn more about finances. Wants to explore the issues and see what happens in the future, but doesn't feel like she can make an educated statement now. Graduation and getting kids to finish school. Parent involvement is big in having students follow through. The high school has a great program, Finish Strong, that helps students come back and finish school after dropping out. Would support that program and getting teachers what they need.
What is the most important thing you can do as a school board member to improve student achievement?
Support the teachers and staff in their jobs and give them the resources as much as possible with the financial issues.
Do you favor adding any academic, sports or extracurricular programs? Why or why not? What curriculum changes would you suggest?
Has no curriculum changes at this point. Doesn't know enough about curriculum yet, but plans to learn about it and the needs of the schools. Has children in all three schools, and they seem to be doing well and have plenty to choose from.
If funding became so tight that programs would need to be cut, how would you decide? What would be a priority?
Would poll the teachers and staff and see what cuts they feel would hurt the least. Still wants to provide the best education for the children and provide the most activities, but with the finances that is hard to do.
Administrators across the county say that the number of students dropping out of schools is an issue that must be addressed. What methods would you propose to keep students in school or bring back students who have dropped out?
Likes the Finish Strong program. Communication between the parents, students and school is important to stress how important a high school diploma is for the future.
Do you favor selling naming rights to parts of schools, classrooms, scoreboards or buildings? What, if any, policies should be in place to accept advertising dollars? Who should be involved in approving the contracts?
Doesn't think that there is anything wrong with that for athletics. Doesn't know what policies should be in place. Advertising and naming rights should be done on an as-needed basis as companies are interested. The school board and the athletics director should be involved. Maybe the school district should have a public committee as well.
If area businesses are willing to give schools thousands of dollars, why is the money being spent on athletics? Why is that the top priority? Couldn't the advertisements still be displayed on a sports facility with the money going to academic or other programs?
Certainly it should be going to academic programs. The money could be split up evenly on an as-needed basis. Athletics have their admission fees to off-set their needs a bit.
What facility improvements, such as turf, outdoor labs,remodeling, expansions or new buildings does your school district need?
At this point, doesn't know enough about each building. From the outside it looks like the district has everything it needs, but is sure there will be needs in the future.
Schools want to recruit students in order to collect the most money from the state. Should schools recruit students? If so, how should this be accomplished? Should money be spent on advertisements, public relations employees or consultants or Web sites?
Would say no to recruiting students. If the school district is strong enough, students will come. The community needs to have businesses that make people want to move here and put their children in the schools.
Property tax caps are making it difficult for districts to replace buses, upgrade buildings and technology, and in some cases pay down their debt. What is the biggest problem your district faces because of property tax caps, and what ideas do you have to solve them?
Doesn't know all financial issues yet. The capital fund and transportation fund were the ones that were going to be impacted by that. One solution would be to increase revenue in schools. Is not really sure how that would work, but would be willing to look at any and all options to see what would be best for taxpayers and students.
You are in charge of evaluating the district's superintendent. What does your superintendent need to show to earn a positive evaluation?
District has a really good superintendent right now. He is a good leader. Honesty, integrity, open-mindedness. Especially now with all the financial issues, the school board needs to be open-minded with what can be done. Thinks he is doing the best he can in a rough financial time and keeping everyone positive.
School districts are spending more money and time developing online courses, and many of them mimic courses that have already been developed elsewhere. Should your school district continue to develop more online courses? Why or why not?
Schools should use courses that are already out there. Online courses would help with the graduation rate. Students could take the course from home. If there isn't a course out there that meets the need of students, then developing one may be an option.
The number of students on free and reduced-price lunch from low-income families has been rising. What can your district do to ensure all students receive the kind of resources/help they need to be able to succeed?
Thinks the summer Feed and Read program is a great program. Schools should have a relationship with families.
The school district has been discussing a long-term plan for its debt and financial shortfalls. What do you think needs to be done? What cuts can be made? When should this decision be made?
No decision should be made quickly. Any cuts that would have to be made could have long-term effects. Would be open to look at all available options.


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Last updated: November 13, 2009 (6 years ago)
Listing created on: November 24, 2008
Prairie Creek Settlement
(Lebanon, Missouri, United States)
- Status: Forming
- Started Planning: 2005
- Start Living Together: 2005
- Visitors accepted: Yes
- Open to new Members: Yes
- Please read the details in Membership below before contacting this community.
- Website address: http://prairiecreeksettlement.com
- Contact Name: Judah
- Phone: 417-588-1315
- Address:
The Congregation of Acts, B'nai Israel
Prairie Creek Settlement
PO Box 1208
Lebanon, Missouri, 65536-1208
United States
Mission Statement:
No Risk Training Community
Community Description:
If you have several hundred thousand dollars to purchase the necessary land and equipment to establish a community, why risk it?
If you don't have several hundred thousand dollars to establish a community, we will help you.
We are a training community for people who desire to live in community and/or those who desire to establish new communities.
We are called to establish faith-based, kibbutz-type rural and urban communities all the way from Canada throughout the US into Mexico and South America, Israel, and all the other nations.
We will train you and help you find and train a core group of like-minded people whom you will have the opportunity to spend thirty-six to forty-eight months with prior to risking your personal property or the funds necessary to purchase housing, land, and equipment.
If you qualify, you will have the option of staying at Prairie Creek Settlement, or we will help you find land and build a community.
If you already have land, we will train you in community development and help you find and train a core group of like-minded people you know you can get along with, prior to risking further expenses and the turmoil normally associated with establishing a new community. You can also become a "PCS Sister Community" if you desire; however, that is not mandatory.
The Congregation of Acts, Prairie Creek Settlement, Lebanon, Missouri, location is setting up an old-west homestead, 1800s frontier-type, faith-based community.
This is an agricultural, training, and tourist community located on 120 acres that adjoins thousands of acres of National Forest in central Missouri.
The Community is being established as a self-supporting, self-sustaining sanctuary community for those who are being called out of the world and the world system into community.
We offer a no-risk thirty-six to forty-eight month Discipleship/Internship Training Program that allows people to come in and actually do hands-on community building and experience the everyday reality of living in community before they risk the purchase of land or their personal property, and/or go through all the trial and error of finding reliable and compatible people to join with them in community.
This involves both the spiritual and the physical aspects of living a holy, "called-out," "set-apart" life in community.
We will assist in obtaining land for rural communities and housing for urban communities.


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Ultimate Fighting Championship executives today officially announced the purchase of rival Strikeforce, news of which first came out over the weekend.
In today's official announcement, company executives reiterated that the two fight promotions will operate independently.
Citing his admiration for Strikeforce executive Scott Coker, UFC Chairman and CEO Lorenzo Fertitta said the longtime kickboxing and MMA promoter will continue to run day-to-day operations of the organization.
"We've long admired Scott Coker and the Strikeforce business he launched and developed," Fertitta stated. "We feel that together with Scott, we can continue to build both Strikeforce and the UFC.
"We intend to operate Strikeforce as a separate business much like we did with the WEC for many years. We look forward to working with Scott Coker and the entire Strikeforce and Showtime teams to continue to provide quality content for mixed-martial-arts fans."
The UFC purchased the WEC in late 2006 and operated the organization until this past December. Over time, the UFC phased out the WEC's heavier weight classes and featured bantamweights and featherweights exclusively in its sister promotion. However, with stale TV ratings, uneven pay and calls for united talent, the UFC ultimately merged with the promotion and moved most of the fighters to the UFC in recent months.
According to today's announcement, there "are currently no plans to bring Strikeforce fighters to the UFC," and officials even plan to bolster the existing roster, which features an array of developed talent, proven veterans, international acquisitions and some UFC vets, a handful of whom left the organization on bad terms (including Paul Daley and Josh Barnett) .
However, fans already are salivating over the possibility of seeing fighters such as Strikeforce welterweight champion Nick Diaz, lightweight champ Gilbert Melendez, light-heavyweight titleholder Dan Henderson, heavyweight champ Alistair Overeem and other notables such as Antonio Silva in the UFC. Those fighters will fulfill the terms of their existing Strikeforce deals, but UFC president Dana White has suggested they eventually could be signed to the UFC (with some UFC fighters also heading to Strikeforce).
"We have worked hard to make mixed martial arts the fastest growing sport in the world," White stated. "We've spent countless hours getting this sport regulated and taking the octagon all over the world. Acquiring the Strikeforce assets allows us to continue to develop this sport into a global force."
Terms of the deal were not disclosed. Silicon Valley Sports & Entertainment, a sports-franchise company that co-owns Strikeforce along with Coker's West Coast Entertainment business, is believed to have sold Strikeforce for somewhere between $30 million and $60 million, MMAjunkie.com editor-in-chief Dann Stupp reports in today's "Dayton Daily News."
"This is an important day for the sport of mixed martial arts," Coker stated. "We are excited to work with Lorenzo Fertitta, Frank Fertitta, Dana White and everyone at the UFC on the quest to make MMA the biggest sport in the world. Fans can continue to expect quality Strikeforce shows, and we look forward to giving our athletes an even broader platform on which to perform."
Officials host a media conference call today at 1 p.m. ET (10 a.m. PT). Stay tuned to MMAjunkie.com for updates.
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Approached with inspiration and openness, the arts can lead to better communication, a fuller sense of identity and worth, and a growing empathy for others. The Department of Theatre and Dance believes that the performing arts are relevant to individual lives, our college community, and the world, and that the arts have the potential to change these things for the better. The faculty bring years of professional acting, directing, producing, designing, and dance experience to the classroom and productions.
Theatre major: Our majors are well-rounded theatre and dance artists who develop discipline-specific skills as well as an understanding of the historical, cultural, and literary traditions of the performing arts. Students gain valuable hands-on experience in every aspect of theatrical productions. They have the opportunity to work on stage and behind the scenes in multiple styles, genres, and theatre periods. A theatre minor is also offered.
Dance minor: Along with getting a strong grounding in technique, dance minors study theatre movement and dance history. They also have many opportunities to perform and even to choreograph.
See the College Catalog for more detailed information about our program and departmental learning outcomes.


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Officials ask volunteers to seek missing Mon man
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. -- Police and volunteers are still searching for a 79-year-old Alzheimer's victim who has been missing from his daughter's Morgantown home since Tuesday.
Authorities say Howard Nichol also has a bad hip. He was last seen in the Cheat Lake area, and searches have so far failed to find him.
Monongalia County emergency management director Mike Wolfe said trained search and rescue teams were to be looking again Friday and that he's seeking volunteers to help Saturday. They should report to Cheat Lake Elementary at 7:30 a.m. and wear orange vests in case hunters are in the woods.
Media outlets said the 911 center sent a phone message to people who live in the Cheat Lake area, asking them to check sheds, garages and other empty buildings in case Nichol is hiding.


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THIS WEEK: Friday, Feb. 13 Notre Dame 2:30 p.m. Friday, Feb.13 UNLV 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 14 LSU 11:00 a.m. Saturday, Feb. 14 DePaul 4:00 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 15 Cal Poly 12:30 p.m.
WHAT'S ON TAP: The No. 2 ranked Golden Bears enter the tournament portion of their season this Friday when they head to the UNLV-hosted tournament in Las Vegas, NV. The three-day tourney will see Cal squares off against, among others, 12th-ranked DePaul and 14th-ranked LSU.
THE FIELD: In addition to California, the UNLV Tournament features six other teams in the Top 25: No. 1 UCLA, No. 7 Michigan, No. 8 Nebraska, No. 12 DePaul, No. 14 LSU and No. 23 Oregon State. Rounding out the rest of the 15-team field are Hawaii, Notre Dame, UNLV, Cal Poly, Utah, Portland State, Wisconsin and UC Riverside.
CAL'S OPPONENTS: Looking to continue its unbeaten string, Cal holds a 2-0 series edge over Notre Dame (0-0). The last time the teams met, the Bears blanked the Fighting Irish, 6-0, at the 2003 NFCA Leadoff Classic. Against host UNLV (2-3), Cal holds an 8-5 series advantage. The teams last met at the 2003 Sacramento Capital Classic, where the Bears escaped with a 1-0 victory. Pitcher Jacquel Kerrigan, 2-2 with a 1.64 ERA, has started all but one game for the Running Rebels. Cal has never lost to LSU (3-2), going 3-0 against the Tigers. The two teams last met Feb. 16, 2002, with Cal a 2-0 winner. Leslie Klein leads the Tigers thus far with a .368 batting average, seven runs scored, and two home runs. DePaul (0-0) faces Cal for the first time since the two teams met in NCAA Regional play last season. Cal swept through its Ann Arbor, MI regional undefeated, beating DePaul 1-0 along the way. The Bears hold a 3-1 series edge over the Blue Demons. Cal is a lifetime 16-5 over Cal Poly (3-4). The Bears and Mustangs last played Feb. 23, 2002 where Cal won 4-1.
LAST YEAR AT UNLV TOURNEY: Cal defeated three of its five opponents in Las Vegas last season. The Bears racked up wins against Purdue (1-0), Texas Tech (7-0) and Portland State (5-0) and lost to Nebraska (6-1) and Hawaii (1-0). The loss to Hawaii resulted when a run scored on a California error in the third. Golden Bear senior Jen Deering and sophomore Kelly Anderson combined on a no-hitter despite the loss.
LAST WEEK AGAINST SAN JOSE STATE: Cal recorded two more impressive victories in a doubleheader win over San Jose State. In the first game Anderson logged seven shutout innings for a 3-0 Cal victory. Kaleo Eldredge had a two-run double to supply most of the offense. In Game 2, Kristina Thorson was on the hill in what proved to be an outstanding pitcher's duel. Thorson had a no-hitter through nine innings and the Bears finally broke through with a sac fly generated run in the tenth off the bat of Alex Sutton. Thorson did allow a hit in the final frame, but she quickly closed the door on the Spartans with her tenth strikeout of the game, for a 1-0 win.
PITCHING DOMINANT TO START THE SEASON: Anderson and Thorson have thus far formed one of the most dominant pitching duos in college softball this year. Both sport identical records of 3-0 and 0.33 ERA's after three starts apiece. Thorson holds the strikeout edge, averaging 1.10 K/IP, while Anderson's 0.71 K/IP is nothing to scoff at either. Hitters are hitting a microscopic .118 off Thorson and .162 off Anderson. It is clear that coach Diane Ninemire has found a formidable combination to carry the Bears deep into May.
CAL CHOSEN FOR NCAASPORTS.COM TEAM SPOTLIGHT OF THE WEEK: The Golden Bears have been chosen to be featured in NCAAsports.com Team Spotlight of the Week after their doubleheader win over San Jose State. The article will be published on NCAAsports.com by the end of this week.


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The best part of The Vow (besides Rachel McAdams) was definitely Tatum. Any movie where he appears at least half naked is bound to become one of my favorites. His latest movie where all of his sex appeal – and then some – gets revealed is Magic Mike. No one really knows what the story line was, nor do they care because of the super sexy eye candy featured.
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Before he was 25 years old, Pat McMahan helped found the city of Mountlake Terrace and served as its first fire chief. He went on to serve on the Planning Commission and City Council, helped create the Snohomish County bus system and mentored many novice political activists, including a young Maria Cantwell, now a U.S. senator.
Throughout a life of public service, his family and friends say, his goal was to ensure that government served the common good.
Mr. McMahan died Aug. 21 at home in Mountlake Terrace, after a lengthy illness. He was 83 years old.
Snohomish County Councilmember Dave Gossett said Mr. McMahan showed him the ropes of city government when both served on the Mountlake Terrace City Council in the early 1990s.
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"He thought government's purpose was to make life better, to build roads, provide bus service and good schools," Gossett said. Asked what Mr. McMahan's advice was to his younger colleague, Gossett said, "Listen to others. He said that was key."
Gossett also remembered Mr. McMahan as a great talker who loved good food, jazz and a good laugh.
Mr. McMahan met Cantwell when both were serving on a levy committee to build a new city library in the 1980s. He encouraged her to run for office and worked on her campaigns, first for the state Legislature and then for the U.S. House of Representatives.
His daughter, Terri McMahan, recalls frequently hearing the name "Maria" accompanied by glowing accolades.
"He told us, 'This gal is going somewhere.' "
Patrick Donn McMahan was born in 1930 in Kansas City, Kan. His family moved to Seattle in 1942, and he attended Franklin High School for two years before graduating from Queen Anne High School in 1948. He spent a year at Seattle University, then joined the Seattle Fire Department in 1950.
Mr. McMahan bought his first house in unincorporated south Snohomish County for $6,200 in1952. The area had no fire department, and he quickly set about organizing an all-volunteer group. Two years later, he led an effort to incorporate the area of about 4,000 residents into the city of Mountlake Terrace.
Terri McMahan said the organizing committee tried to persuade neighboring Edmonds to annex the area, but were told by the then-mayor, "Son, you're five miles into the country. Edmonds isn't growing" that far.
Mr. McMahan worried that he couldn't support his growing family of five children on a firefighter's salary. He became an insurance salesman and later started his own business, McMahan Insurance Agency.
Over the following years, as the bit of country grew into a thriving suburb, Mr. McMahan helped ensure that the new city had a police department, water, sewers and sidewalks. He helped create Community Transit, the Snohomish County bus system, in 1976.
The Edmonds School Board asked Mr. McMahan to serve on numerous levy and construction-bond committees over the years, including one for the district stadium. Throughout his retirement he enjoyed watching high-school sports, his daughter said.
Mr. McMahan was also an early advocate for equal opportunity for women and girls. Terri McMahan recalls complaining to her father when she was a girl that the boys she played sports with on the school playground got to put on uniforms on the weekend while she couldn't. Her father agreed that it was unfair.
He later led a group of Mountlake Terrace parents who threatened to sue the Edmonds School District if it didn't comply with Title IX, the federal law which provides for equal opportunity in women's sports.
Terri McMahan went on to become athletic director for the district.
"He could be stubborn and highly impatient," she said, "but those characteristics put him in a position to get things done."
In addition to his daughter Terri, of West Seattle and Bellingham, Mr. McMahan is survived by his wife, Carol, of Mountlake Terrace; his children Colleen Sederlin, of Coos Bay, Ore.; Maureen Rix McMahan, of East Wenatchee; Patrick Jr. (Lucinda), of Edmonds; and Kevin (Ruth), of Mill Creek; brother Kerry, of Seattle; sister Kathleen (Stuart) Sierer, of Edmonds; and nine grandchildren.
A celebration of Mr. McMahan's life is planned for noon Sunday, Sept. 15, at the Embassy Suites Ballroom, 20610 44th Ave. W., Lynnwood.
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first cd into the jetty dir
list the certs to see if the old tomcat is there, password is zimbraCode:cd /opt/zimbra/jetty/etc
if it is delete it, password is zimbraCode:/opt/zimbra/java/jre/bin/keytool -list -v -keystore ./keystore
then restart the service to use the right cert.Code:/opt/zimbra/java/jre/bin/keytool -delete -v -keystore ./keystore -alias tomcat
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Homeopathic practitioner Gary Page, 43, has been indicted in the death of a patient who died after a liposuction procedure.
He was indicted by a Maricopa County grand jury on one charge of manslaughter. Leslie Ann Ray, 55, died in July 2007 at Dr. Peter Normann's Anthem cosmetic surgery clinic following the surgery.
Normann, 47, had been ordered in May 2007 by the Arizona Medical Board not to perform surgery after the deaths of a Gilbert woman and a man connected to surgeries performed at his practice.
Ray was told that Page would be performing the procedure, according to the Maricopa County Attorney's office, even though as a homeopathic practitioner he was not licensed to do so.
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how hard is a loss like this on the players? i am obviously taking it extremely bad, but how about the team? i was listening to the locker room show with john walters, and he was interviewing garrin and it sounded like garrin was sobbing a little bit. and i don't blame him a bit. damn this is a tough one to swallow. i hope they bounce back next week and have a good game. for some of these guys their career has to have felt a little like an episode of the twilight zone.
Wouldn't worry about that. Coach Rhoads will move on and have them ready to play.
i dont doubt that cpr will motivate these guys with the way things went down today, but for the upperclassmen, it's gotta be a punch to the gut. im sure they were banking on teh fact that if they won today they had a realistic chance to go to a bowl game. not saying that it can't happen now, but our chances took a serious blow
Actually it will be interesting to see how the team responds to this. A win at KU would be a nice way to soothe the pain.
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Actually it will be interesting to see how the team responds to this. A win at KU would be a nice way to soothe the pain.
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It's not just the upperclassmen, it looked like Schwartz had some tears as he left the field on the TV broadcast. I have a feeling though that CPR is going to have these guys motivated for every game this year. I like the way our D is playing & I still fell like our offense is going to look better and better as everybody gets comfortable with Herman's system.
i'm glad they are crying. not because they are sad obviously, but it shows that they are investing as much emotion into winning as most of us fans are. i was close to crying myself after today.
I know for a fact that it is demoralizing to the players.
You start to question whether all the time and practice is even worth it.
Thats when the coaching staff steps in and shows you your priorities and
lets you know that all is not lost.
That would be what I expect from this staff.
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my heart goes out to them. if i am taking a loss this bad, god only knows what it is like for them. best wishes in hopes they can turn this thing around.
They will bounce back. It was heartbreaking no doubt about it. Hopefully it builds hunger and determination. None of these guys were on the heartbreak teams from the past. They dont have the feelings we have being long time fans. Not to say they are carefree but most were young enough that they dont have the scars we have. And God knows we have plenty from plenty of sports.
They showed a lot of heart on the last drive. I think that this team will stick together. The difference in the game was clearly A-Rob. I like our chances of snagging three more wins before the end of the season.
i think you almost, as an ISU fan, have to expect things like this to happen, and move on... hopefully the players do the same
Originally Posted by JY07
i think you almost, as an ISU fan, have to expect things like this to happen, and move on... hopefully the players do the same
But thats not how you build a winning program.
Originally Posted by TheCaptain
But thats not how you build a winning program.
any ideas then? i think this coaching staff can get it done. that said, i think it is going to be a while before they do. i have a lot more faith in cpr and staff then i did in the previous staff
Our chances of going to a bowl game are slim. We just dont have the make up and miss too many opportunities or give up to many opportunities. Too many people are looking at going bowling when we should just focus on the next game and get that W. The bowl game will take care of itself. I think next year we have a better chance even with OU and TU on he schedule
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CBS Wins Monday Night With Two Episodes Of Broke Girls
By Jessica Rawden 3 years ago comments
Its amazing how quickly a network can lose its ratings lead. NBC has been pulling a miracle all season, winning Monday's ratings due to a magical combination of The Voice and Revolution. However, last night, CBS snuck through to pull the first place in last nights ratings, winning Monday for the first time all season.
Of course, there were a couple of different reasons why NBCs numbers were down last night. First, Revolution is currently on hiatus and will return to the schedule around the time The Voice comes back next year. Additionally, last nights episode of NBCs hit singing competition show was cut down from its usual two hours into a one-hour show, which lost the peacock network some key ratings. While Howie Mandels new game show, Take All, premiered after The Voice to pretty decent numbers (7.2 million total viewers), it wasnt enough to take down CBS, who offered twothats righttwo episodes of 2 Broke Girls on Monday night.
While Im personally of the belief two episodes of 2 Broke Girls is two too many, I recognize other audiences do not feel this way. At 9 p.m. ET, 2 Broke Girls pulled in 11.8 million total viewers and at 9: 30 p.m. ET, the show only dropped a few hundred thousand viewers, pulling in 11.5 million total viewers. With a new episode of Hawaii Five-0 also on the schedule, it's no wonder CBS led the night.
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Readers of The Forging of the Sword, beware ye of spoilers...
Thanks to Calvyn, the Terachite hordes have been defeated, just as they seemed to be on the verge of taking the Thrandorian capital of Mantor. His bravery in taking on Demarr is noted (well, since the fight involved a flaming sword and a magical amulet, it was hard not to notice). Calvyn, along with Bek, is promoted to Corporal. True enough, these promotions are forced by the deaths of the previous incumbents, but Calvyn and Bek have deserved them.
Yet a successful army is borne from iron discipline, and Calvyn still has something of a contrary nature. Calvyn insists on defending the defeated Demarr, when Demarr has no will to speak for himself (so shamed is he of the devastation that he has caused). Calvyn's victory was derived from his secret practice of magic, an art forbidden in Thrandor since the days of Derrigan Darkweaver, but even he risks punishment by branding his magical sword in the King's own court. However, the short time that Calvyn spent with Perdimonn, his mentor, seems to have affected him more deeply than he had realised. For now he must use rhetoric, rather than magic, to argue for the life of the man whose actions had brought about the deaths of his parents. Some higher, moral duty seems to be calling to Calvyn,: whether it be fate or providence, he can hardly tell. However, it would seem that fate is not on Thrandor's side, since Shandar, the Empire to the north, has decided to take advantage of Thrandor's weakness (reminiscent of Poland fifty years ago, or King Harold's fruitless war on two fronts). Not only are the Terachim hordes still a threat, but the Shandese have escalated things further by employing sorcery in their incursions. Both Demarr's previous arguments for rearmament and Calvyn's impassioned pleas for the legalisation of magic are fresh in Thrandor's court, so much so that the King does the unexpected, and gives Demarr his life, albeit impressed in Baron Keevan's army to fight the Shandese in the north.
Thus Calvyn's early experience of being a corporal is not wholly favourable, since Demarr has now literally become his responsibility. His sudden promotion also means an unwelcome distance from Jenna, although Calvyn never really seems to be able to articulate his feelings for her, much to Jenna's frustration. Back at Baron Keevan's castle, Jenna's anguish is accentuated by the presence of the stunning new recruit, Eloise, for whom all the corporals, including Calvyn, seem to have fallen. The only person who seems to know Jenna's secret is Demarr. Just as Jenna sums up the courage to reveal her feelings, Calvyn is lost in battle to the Shandese. Jenna's first thought is that they must go and rescue Calvyn, but she is dissuaded by the practical Sergeant Derra. Although Calvyn won the battle at Mantor, he is not important enough for Baron Keevan's army to mount such a mission, and besides, nobody has any ideas of where he might be. But before too long, Jenna has started hearing voices, and is hailed by weird visions and out of body experiences. It even distracts her from the use of her beloved new long bow, the reward for saving a merchant's life. Jenna feels compelled to obey the strange voice, to desert her fellows in order to go on a long quest. Her mind is made up when the voice tells her that Calvyn is in danger. But how to desert when every corporal is watching her like a hawk?
Calvyn finds that he has been captured by the Shandese sorcerors, the Lords of the Inner Eye. The runes that he has taught himself under the guidance of Perdimonn seem to have no affect in their court, and it's not long before his very soul, the spirit that fought for Demarr, is in peril... Although Jenna seems to have embarked on a separate quest, some kind of higher power does seem to be guiding her, for she is close to fulfilling the old hag's prophecy of becoming the Huntress. The Gorvath demon is her prey, but she must ensure that the roles are not reversed and that she becomes the hunted...
Mark Robson is fast becoming one of my favourite authors. Although Trail of the Huntress does contain a few typographical errors, such mistakes are not absent from the works produced by more established publishing companies. What is most compelling about Robson's work is the logical reasoning that guides us through a complex plot: there is a point for everything that happens here and scarcely a word is wasted. Robson is also adept at creating characters that leap from the pages with life. Calvyn is still the integral character, but his companions all have great roles to play in his quest. Calvyn's switch from morality to immorality is adeptly handled by Robson. The "shades of grey" speech provides a focal point for the novel and no doubt for the whole of The Darkweaver Legacy. Again, it seems that Mark Robson's own military experience may well be integral to the book, and he certainly shows that he is well capable of handling a long drawn-out campaign. For all the while that Thrandor is threatened by the Shandese, the mysterious Selkor has not quite vanished, and his remarkable resemblance to Derrigan Darkweaver does not bode well. So complex are Mark Robson's plots that it seems inevitable that he will have to compromise somewhere, and the exposition towards the end of the book does not seem wholly naturalistic, nor does the death speech of one of the major characters... But these are minor quibbles that do not detract from the book as a whole. Mark Robson's prose may be simple, but it is to his advantage that he avoids the florid prose that lesser minstrels might have employed. Such is the strength of the plot and that of the characters that you can't help but be compelled to find out what happens next. Like Jenna, you will find yourself embroiled in a quest, whether you'll like it or not - but you will like it. Thank goodnesss then that Mark Robson has avoided J. K. Rowling's block, for the next volume is out soon.
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