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The Untried But True Path To Failure
Robert J. Tamasy
Have you ever chosen not to attempt things because of fear you might fail? Maybe it was assuming greater responsibility at work, trying to change careers, or even attempting to begin an ambitious self-improvement program? I have to admit having been guilty of that several times. This is ironic, because if we decide not try to do something, there is 100 percent certainty we will not accomplish it.
Not long ago I came across a quote from an unknown source that states, "Every accomplishment starts with a decision to try." Sounds like a no-brainer, because it seems like common sense. But when we confront a challenge and determine it is not worth the effort – or the risk of failure – to attempt, we affirm this "sense" is not so common after all.
Most of us are familiar with the classic case of Thomas Edison, inventor of the incandescent light bulb, who had to make hundreds of attempts before he finally succeeded in producing an electrical light as he had imagined. Scanning the pages of history, we could find countless other examples. But my intent here is not to celebrate the successes of those to tried and persisted. Rather, it is to mourn all of those who have conceived great ideas, but failed because they were unwilling to try.
A Chinese philosopher named Mencius many centuries ago expressed it in other terms: "The difference between enthusiasm and indifference is filled with failures." My friend, Mike, comes to mind. Years ago he chose to leave a secure, well-compensated job to start a software consulting company from scratch. His "office" was in the basement of his house, his makeshift desk consisting of a door stretched across two file cabinets. He knew it was risky, having a small family and leaving the certainty of a steady paycheck, along with corporate benefits such as health insurance.
As bills began to mount and he was briefly hospitalized with a serious illness, Mike was tempted to give up on his dream. "What was I thinking?" he asked himself more than once. But he determined to continue pursuing his vision and found a much-needed client "just in the nick of time." Over time he and a small staff built the business into a successful international company. Mike experienced the fulfillment of realizing his entrepreneurial vision; his faith also grew greatly through in the process.
If we have a vision – or a lifetime dream – but find our resolve to pursue it wavering, what should we do? The Scriptures give us some insight:
Place your trust in the right place. Even the most talented and experienced people have times when their resolve is tested by adversity. However, if we believe God is leading to take a step of faith, not taking that step would be an act of disobedience. "Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways acknowledge him, and he will make your paths straight" (Proverbs 3:5-6).
Make God – and His will – your priority. Before making any major decision, first commit the matter to God in prayer, sincerely seeking His wisdom and direction. Once we are confident of how He is leading, we can be assured He is with us in what we are trying to do. "Delight yourself in the Lord and he will give you the desires of your heart. Commit your way to the Lord, trust in him and he will do this: He will make your righteousness shine like the dawn, the justice of your cause like the noonday sun" (Psalm 37:4-5).
© 2018. Robert J. Tamasy has written Business at Its Best: Timeless Wisdom from Proverbs for Today's Workplace; Tufting Legacies; coauthored with David A. Stoddard, The Heart of Mentoring, and edited numerous other books, including Advancing Through Adversity by Mike Landry. Bob's website is www.bobtamasy-readywriterink.
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Imagine living in a world that no longer makes sense. All that was once familiar is now unrecognizable. It's a scary thing when one is aware that changes are going on. When the brain is no longer telling the body what to do. When you look at someone and know that you know them, but you are not certain how.
There is a very special person in this writer's life. This individual has lead a full, busy life. She took care of a husband for more than a half a century, a house, and raised eight children. Currently, at eighty something, this woman is still vibrant. Still involved. Still filled with passion and desire to accomplish tasks. She is certainly not at all ready to call it quits.Even with more than a handful of physical health issues, this person continues to look at life from a positive perspective as often as possible. However, there are moments that she realizes her brain is not functioning as it used to, just as her body is failing her.
With her physical aches and pains, coupled with the ache in her heart resulting from the awareness of her diminishing mental status, this young lady shared what it is like to live a day in her shoes; in the steps of someone who is not always making the connections as in years gone by.
Dementia Speaks
"Who am I?
I've just forgot.
Makes me afraid.
I get that a lot.
What are you doing in this place?
Why are you taking up my space?
You act like you know me
I've never seen you before
Just go away.
Out the front door!
Where, oh where, have I put my keys?
I'm so agitated.
Not at ease.
Where am I going?
I can't remember.
Is this October or still December?
Where's my purse?
I have to leave.
Don't stop me from going.
It's New Year's Eve.
My daughter is coming.
That I know.
Is that rain?
Or should I dress for snow?
Don't look at me.
You're making a face.
Are you staying for lunch?
I'll just set a place.
Who did you say you were?
My daughter?
No, you don't look like her.
You're the one making a frown.
You're annoying me now.
I can't calm down!
Who am I?
I've just forgot.
Makes me afraid.
I get that a lot."
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Event Report: The 2015 Mile High Horror Film FestivalHome,Movies/TV,News Ken W. Hanley
As much as New York and Los Angeles can boast about their thriving horror communities, there are few places as passionate about the genre than Denver, Colorado. Following the amazing, mic-dropping outing that was the Stanley Film Festival back in May, this writer quickly learned that Denver was a hub of fright fandom unlike any other. And when the opportunity arose to return to Colorado for the Mile High Horror Film Festival- presented by the excellent and fantastic folks at the Alamo Drafthouse- I was surprised to learn that the horror hounds I had met at Stanley were merely the tip of the iceberg.
After landing in Denver, this writer quickly got his things together and prepared for the Mile High Horror experience, a four-day immersion into horror films new and old that would send me into a schedule akin to my college days. Beyond that, with five previous years under their belt, Mile High Horror knew exactly what their hungry local horror hounds wanted, filling their roster with audience-pleasing pictures and excellent guests. But this writer was determined to get the most authentic Mile High Horror experience possible, and that meant cramming in as many films as I could into my soon-to-be-fried skull.
MHHFF 2015 started with a bang, offering an 'In Memoriam' screening of Wes Craven's A NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET preceded by a Skype Q&A with legendary final girl Heather Langenkamp. Introduced and moderated by Mile High co-director Theresa Likarish, Langenkamp appeared as a warm presence who delightfully recapped her audition process, working with Wes and her status as the portrayer of one of Wes' most understated creations. It was a lighthearted and respectful chat that set the tone for the film to follow, and revisiting NIGHTMARE on the big screen really makes one respect Craven's work as a filmmaker, especially considering the ambitious shooting techniques achieved on an independent level.
Following A NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET, this writer made his way into the world premiere of EVEN LAMBS HAVE TEETH, Terry Miles' rape revenge flick that plays like a mix of I SPIT ON YOUR GRAVE and DEATH WISH with a small town twist. While the film will definitely be polarizing among horror fans at large, as are most films in the rape revenge canon, the film was well received among the Mile High audience, and a post-film Q&A revealed that the film's bloodiest, goriest moment was still undergoing VFX work, accounting for its peculiar absence in EVEN LAMBS' world premiere. And following the Q&A and a late night karaoke session, this writer hailed the nearest cab and returned to the hotel, hoping to get some sleep before day two of Mile High.
I awoke the next morning with an excruciating hangover yet armed with a resilient will to make the most of what would likely be my busiest day. Outside of the films I had currently planned to see, I had back-to-back hosting duties, including a pre-screening Q&A with Linnea Quigley before FANGORIA's official presentation of RETURN OF THE LIVING DEAD (on VHS, no less) and a 35mm screening of SILVER BULLET presented by this writer's debut novel, THE I IN EVIL. But first on the agenda (after woefully missing Chad Archibald's BITE, which was screening at 8:00 a.m.) was revisiting a film I had seen out of Stanley Film Festival: Dan Berk and Robert Olsen's BODY. Upon second viewing, BODY was an even stronger film, allowing this writer to focus on how strong the dialogue and character development is before the powerfully tense material comes to light in the film's latter half. Following that film, this writer hopped into APPLESAUCE, Onur Tukel's latest NY-set romp which plays as the darker, bloodier alternative to the work of Todd Solondz and Woody Allen. While APPLESAUCE is not a "horror" film per se, the film is nonetheless excellent and features at least one unforgettable use of a severed body part.
After wrapping up APPLESAUCE, this writer took a moment to mingle amongst Mile High's horror crowd, including the incredible folks at Laser Party art (who designed the amazing RETURN OF THE LIVING DEAD print for the fest) as well as Mile High's own Josh Massaro, Andy Breslow, Matthew Manning, Tim Schultz and Bri Zimmer as well as filmmakers Chad McClarnon, Pablo Absento, Shant Hamassain, Zack Beins, Richard Karpala and Andrew Wassom. Shortly after, this writer made his way to the 10th Anniversary unrated screening of THE DESCENT, which would be followed by a Q&A with director Neil Marshall. The film holds up fantastically, and judging by the reactions of some in the crowd, the audience must have been made up of several unknowing participants.
Following a short intermission for wings and beer, this writer hurried his way to catch THE FINAL GIRLS, one of the most impressive horror offerings of the years and a crowd-pleaser to boot. Having caught it at Stanley earlier this year, this writer knew better than to pass up another chance to catch the exceptional horror comedy with an audience yet again, and sure enough, the film played insanely well. And with the film currently out while this piece is posted, this writer encourages fright fans to catch THE FINAL GIRLS in theaters if possible, as the film is much more cinematic than perhaps any critic is giving it credit for.
Shortly after THE FINAL GIRLS, the time had arrived for RETURN OF THE LIVING DEAD, sporting a packed house and one of the nicest women you'll ever meet in the horror genre, the one and only Linnea Quigley. Over the course of our pre-screening Q&A, we learned that none of the cast or crew really knew that RETURN OF THE LIVING DEAD was a comedy, Quigley's nervous reaction to ROTLD fans at her first convention and how she was among the last to be cast in the film, despite making it in time for rehearsals. And following the Q&A, the VHS screening of the movie went incredibly well, with fans quoting and cheering the movie in all of its gory glory.
Once THE RETURN OF THE LIVING DEAD came to a close, this writer jumped over to SILVER BULLET for the final screening of the night at 11:50 p.m., offering a brief, humorous introduction about werewolf behavior as pertinent to the film at hand. The film then played, and even through the somewhat vinegar syndrome-afflicted last reels, SILVER BULLET offered Mile High fans the perfect midnight movie experience. Practical FX, Stephen King tropes and an ensemble of excellent character actors reminded the audience just how fun and underrated SILVER BULLET is, and was the perfect way to cap off an eventful second day at MHHFF 2015.
Day three of Mile High Horror started off with a bang for this writer, as I woke up bright and early to give away gifts at the first ever live edition of FANGORIA's WE'LL SEE YOU IN HELL podcast. Riffing on MANIAC COP 2, the live commentary was hilarious, fun and different than anything else offered at the festival. And for those who couldn't quite make it to the screening, the live from Mile High Horror episode of Joe DeRosa & Patrick Walsh's WE'LL SEE YOU IN HELL is now available for download HERE.
Following WE'LL SEE YOU IN HELL, this writer made his way towards Mile High's rare unrated 35mm screening of Adam Green's HATCHET, complete with a post-screening Q&A with Green and star Kane Hodder. The print of the film, which had reportedly only been screened two times beforehand, was absolutely gorgeous, and the film was embraced by both ardent fans and newcomers alike. And after the film, Hodder & Green's Q&A was funny as it was heartfelt, with the pair talking about Hodder overcoming his past experiences to embrace a role like Victor Crowley.
After HATCHET, this writer got to catch some of the many impressive shorts playing at Mile High Horror 2015, including a select few from the filmmakers I had met earlier. Out of the shorts I had seen, almost all of them were great in one-way or another, and jumped from tone and material organically from one film to the other. SELF-ASSEMBLY and WELCOME TO WILLITS had some stellar effects work on display, especially when each short went practical, while THE BARBER'S CUT and IT'S COLD AND IT'S DARK drew some much-needed laughter from the audience. IRIS sported some excellent cinematography and natural landscapes, while DADDY'S LITTLE GIRL is short and sweet with a twisted payoff. However, the three most effective shorts played back-to-back in this block: BAD GUY #2 married outrageous gore and hilarious humor, THINK DEEP offered an excellent exercise in misdirection and AND THEY WATCHED was heavy-handed and yet still effortlessly creepy. Special marks also have to go to Absento's SHI, a moody and expertly crafted short that holds plenty of potential for Absento as a filmmaker who knows how to make restrained yet visceral scares.
Then came time for one of the hottest tickets at Mile High Horror 2015: TALES OF HALLOWEEN with Neil Marshall partaking in a live Q&A moderated by Adam Green (who appears in the film). In an absolutely packed house, TALES OF HALLOWEEN played in a big, bad way, with audiences laughing, cringing and cheering throughout. Out of all the segments, the final three seemed to land hardest on the audience, with Mike Mendez, Ryan Schifrin and Neil Marshall's tales offering bloody mischief by the handful. And considering the fan response to TALES OF HALLOWEEN, fans seem to be already game should a second collection of chilling stories be in the works.
Following TALES OF HALLOWEEN was a film I had unfortunately missed at Stanley and had been dying to see for myself: Karyn Kusama's THE INVITATION. While the film may still be a bit away from general audiences, there's little denying that THE INVITATION is a powerful, unsettling film. Expertly shot and crafted, THE INVITATION is the kind of psychological horror film that feels original and terrifying, playing to the audience's relationship with a dark inevitability regarding the subject matter that elevates the material from its genre confines.
Day three ended with the midnight screening of Julien Seri's NIGHT FARE, a rather crazy and carnage-filled horror film with one of the most outlandish twist endings in recent memory; you can check out our full review for that film HERE. Getting back to the hotel a little before 3 a.m., I knew catching THE CORPSE OF ANNA FRITZ at 8:15 a.m. would be near impossible, and in my exhausted state, I barely made the informative yet compelling Distributor's Panel at 11 a.m.
I rounded out my four day Mile High Horror experience with a film I had not watched in nearly a decade: Rob Zombie's HOUSE OF 1,000 CORPSES. The film actually played much better than what this writer remembered, and the chaotic visual style feels long-missing from the hand-held, overtly graphic entries in Zombie's oeuvre.
While this writer wishes he could have stayed to catch even more from Mile High, including PATH (a/k/a SENDERO) and HE NEVER DIED, alas, it was not meant to be. I soon found myself on a flight back to the East Coast, yet not without making a few friends, seeing more than a few great movies and having one hell of a time. You can bet your bottom dollar that I'll be back next year, and if you're a self-respecting horror hound in the Denver area, you will want to be there too.


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HRSA has released PAL 2018-01 on the Calendar Year 2019 Requirements for FTCA Coverage for Health Centers and their Covered Individuals (available here). The electronic hand book (EHB) system will begin accepting CY2019 deeming applications on May 4, 2018. All currently deemed grantees must submit a redeeming application (including applications for any subrecipients) on or before June 4, 2018 to be eligible to be deemed for the entirety of CY 2019 without a gap in coverage.
To support health centers, FTLF will offer a two-part webinar series that includes an overview of the FTCA program and the redeeming process. For more information, click here.


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Rocket Japanese — Charlotte, United States
Rocket Japanese is a pretty good introduction to Japanese. It's definitely far better than Rosetta Stone and a few other programs I had some experience with (but fortunately never actually wasted money on), but despite how they boast about teaching grammar, it does a woefully inadequate job of teaching even the most basic grammar, and there are some strange choices for vocabulary to teach: for instance, there is an entire survival kit that is more than 80% words that I will never use because I don't drink alcohol or eat pork or shrimp. That being said, when used alongside other resources, it can be a fantastic introduction to Japanese. I especially recommend Tangorin.com (a dictionary) as a vocab supplement and Tae Kim's "Guide to Japanese" for grammar.
I believe that the purpose to Rocket Japanese is to teach you enough of a language to be able to have some level of basic interaction with natives if you go to Japan. To actually be able to learn the language to any real degree of fluency, you'll need a lot more. Nihongonomori.com is a good place to go after completing Rocket Japanese if you want to keep going in your Japanese studies.


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EXOR Studios has announced that the long awaited PlayStation 3 release of Zombie Driver HD will arrived on PlayStation Network this month. Following the Xbox 360 launch back in October 2012, Zombie Driver HD launched on PlayStation 3 in North America last month and the videogame will also be coming to the European and Japanese PlayStation Stores later this month.
Zombie Driver was first released on the PC platform in December 2009, and following that success the console release, Zombie Driver HD, is a hugely expanded and improved new release and includes more than three times the content of the original. What's more, the PlayStation 3 edition of the videogame features further bonus content.
"Zombie Driver HD on the PS3 is the first console version of the game rendered in native 1920×1080 resolution with no compromise. We wanted to make sure that the game looks really good in Full HD and a simple "up-scale" of our 2D art was out of the question. Instead we took the extra effort of actually manually re-making all of the HUD elements, character images, cutscene subtitles, etc. to make sure all elements of the game are extra crisp.
"Not only that, but we also prepared an exclusive reward on the PS3 for completing the Story Mode. If you like smashing zombies with your car, you're going to enjoy it a lot more with a super fast Drifter super car. It is the fastest car in the game and as soon as it is unlocked, it becomes available in all game modes," said Pawel Lekki, co-founder of EXOR Studios.
Zombie Driver HD will be available to download for PlayStation 3, via the PlayStation Network, at an unspecified date later this month. Electronic Theatre will keep you updated with all the latest details on Zombie Driver HD and other titles from EXOR Studios.


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Sometimes life scares me to death.
I honestly don't know what I'm going to do with my life. I know that I want to make a difference. I want to leave a mark on this world or maybe just on someone. But sometimes I got so caught up on thinking how I can do that.
Everyday, I put on a brave face and just keep on going and just keep on trying, again and again. But what people don't know is that, I am actually scared to death and sometimes feel a little bit lost. No one is here to guide me and no one is to tell me that everything is going to be okay and I'll do great, I just have to wait and see. No one is here to do all that but me.
Maybe its everybody's fault or maybe its nobody's fault but me, but sometimes I feel incredibly disconnected from this world. So uncomfortable in my own skin. Never feel like I belong. Never feel like I'm good enough. Not pretty enough. Not smart enough. Not tall enough. Not skinny enough. I simply never feel like I'm.. enough.
I wish I can write poetry like Sylvia Plath, or write something as good as Good Will Hunting or as good as One Tree Hill dialogue. Something meaningful; not just to and for me, but to and for anyone else as well. I want to let go. I want to stay in a bubble where I can be happy instead of angry all the time. I want to become my better self. But I guess all I do is keep wishing and not doing anything about it. All is just words instead of action, yet sometimes I couldn't even put how I feel into words and sometimes if I can do it, in time, everything that I said will lost its meaning.
I know, this post is really depressing but I just need you (not specify) to know that you are not alone. We all here is struggling and fighting. Most important thing is never let anyone tells you that you're not good enough, that you're not worthy because you are (unless you're an ass). But the other most important thing I guess is to make myself believe that amidst all these confusion and anger and pain, there will come a time when it will be gone. The anger and pain will fade and confusion is replace with some understanding that life will provide me, but I guess it just won't be today or any time soon. I need to remind myself that its okay and it will be okay. I need to remind myself all of this will go away at some point.
So I guess what I'm trying to say is that, someday I will be okay. You will be okay, too. The pain and anger will soon or someday fade. You and I will make something meaningful in our life, I hope. You and I will make life meaningful.
Now we might feel lost and life scares me (and you) to death.
But I guess, we all feel that way sometimes.
Some are just better at hiding it.


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Welcome to Oh Well, Enough Said.
I have toyed with the idea of starting a music blog for a while, so here it is. Over time I'm hoping to fill this blog with recommendations, reviews, playlists and any other musical musings I want to share with the world.
If you like any of the artists/bands I write about make sure you support them by going out to catch a live show or buying their music.
If you are in a band and would like me to feature/review your release get in touch by using the links on my 'contact' page.
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April 19: There was a report of an unlawful use of a pellet gun in the 100 block of S. Lincoln St., and a dog complaint in the 400 block of W. Grand St.
April 20: A theft at Ampride that involved a person drinking part of a Gatorade and then putting it back in the cooler without paying for it was reported, but the proprietors did not want to pursue criminal charges.
A person reported that a registered sex offender had violated their terms. However, when police investigated they found that there had been no violation.
A report of a residential fire at Cedar and Grand Sts. was determined to be a couch smoldering and not a structural fire.
Police began investigating a report of sexual battery.
April 21: Investigating several 911 disconnects, police discovered that the person had a 911-only phone and was calling to get a ride from the 400 block of W B St. to an appointment. There was a noise complaint in the 100 block of S. Birch St.
April 22: A landlord and a tenant had a dispute in the 400 block of N. Ash St. There was a vehicle noise complaint on Floral Dr., and a dog complaint at D and Ash Sts.
Thursday: Police fingerprinted a person for employment and assisted with a vehicle accident on Indigo Rd.
Friday: An abandoned vehicle was reported in the 300 block of S. Date St., and there was a report of a reckless driver in the 400 block of N. Ash St.
Saturday: A suspicious vehicle was reported in the 500 block of W. Grand St., a reckless driver was reported on US-56, and a motorist reported being locked out of their vehicle.
Multiple offenses
A motorist was stopped for speeding (80 in a 65 mph zone) at 7:07 p.m. Friday in the 2000 block of US-56 near Marion. Assistant Chief Clinton Jeffrey reported the motorist was driving on a suspended license. Upon speaking with the driver, Jeffrey said he discovered a marijuana pipe. The motorist was arrested on charges of possession of a hallucinogenic drug, possession of drug paraphernalia, driving with a suspended license, and exceeding the maximum speed limit.
Trespassing, damage to property
A plate glass window on the front of TC's What Not Shop, valued at $500, was reported damaged at 7 p.m. on April 21. Officer Duane McCarty said the hole appeared to have been created with a BB fired from a BB gun. The offender also appeared to have trespassed in order to disturb the placement of sale items in front of the store, McCarty said.
John Antoszky, 48, of Marion, reported the theft of Kansas license plates, valued at $55, from his trailer at approximately 3 p.m. Thursday while it was parked in the 400 block of N. Roosevelt St.
April 22: Police responded to a battery incident. Charges are forthcoming for battery and criminal trespass. Police opened two cases of health and safety violations at 411 N. Maple St. and 501 E. Second St.
Thurs.: Officers completed a ride-along application.
Fri.: Robert Potts, Peabody, was arrested and charged with driving with a suspended driver's license, no insurance, and an inoperable tag light.
Sat. : Michael Bergman, Peabody was arrested and charged with driving with a suspended driver's license, a broken windshield, and in violation of restrictions. Bryce Baker was arrested and charged with possession of marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia.


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Tawheed v Dynamite Ducks
Wednesday 24 July 2013, Victoria Park
Tawheed won by 6 wickets
Tawheed lost the toss and were put into field
Dynamite Ducks: 67 for 7 in 11.3 overs
Hussnain 23
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A full strength Tawheed side turned out in this much anticipated top of the League clash. Tawheed were intent on spoiling the Champion Elect's home run. They were also looking to avenge the cup exit earlier on in the season at the hands of the Dynamite Ducks.
Ducks won the toss and elected to bat. With Tawheed Strike Bowler Zubair back in action for only his second appearance of the season and (man for all occasions)Yasser opening the bowling, Tawheed bowled a tight line and looked hungry in the field.
They were pumped up for this fixture and the focus was clear to see as Nadeem conjured up a run out of nowhere to run out Dynamite Ducks' dangerous all-rounder Sibet Hussain in the 1st over. Yasser and Zubair got rid of the Ducks dangerous top order to expose the lesser able late-order batsmen.
An injury prone Fazal tried his hand at bowling and his recently dislocated finger started to throb in the middle of his first over. Sportingly Ducks Captain Zia allowed Fazal's younger brother Nadeem to complete the over - a sporting gesture which was much appreciated. Unfortunately for Ducks, Nadeem struck with his first ball, clean bowling Ducks batsman Waqas.
Ducks played a rearguard action for the rest of their innings to survive and try and complete their full quota of overs. With wickets falling regularly The Dynamite ducks folded for a paltry 67 in the 12th over.
Manpreet Singh made a sparkling debut for Tawheed as he posted 35 not out, He was assisted in the run chase by Ali Khan and Kashif Malik in anew look top order for Tawheed.
The Job was completed in 6.3 overs as Tawheed's usual top order- Yasser, Nadeem and Fazal were left with no batting practice this week !
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Trekking duration 14 days
Grade Easy to moderate ( 5 to 6 hours walk a day )
Culture Particularlay based on Newars, Brahimins Thakalis, Magar, Lamas & Gurungs
Best Season September to December / February to May
Himalayan sights Annapurna Range, Dhaulagri Range, Nilgiri, Dhampus Peak
Mode of tour By road, river and lodge trek
Highest access of the trek Throng la pass (5416m)
Annapurna Circuit Classic Tours & Trek 21D / 20N Itinerary
Day 01: Arrival day
Day 02: Drive Rafting point & raft for 3 hours and drive to Jajat (1290m)
Day 03: Trek to Dharapani (1900m)
Day 04: Trek to Chame (2710m)
Day 05: Trek to Pisang (3190m)
Day 06: Trek to Manang (3540m)
Day 07: Short Excursion and Rest day at Manang
Day 08: Trek to Ledar (4200m)
Day 09: Trek to Thorung High Camp (4850m)
Day 10: Trek to Muktinath (3800m)
Day 11: Trek to Marpha (2670m)
Day 12: Trek to Lete (2535m)
Day 13: Trek to Kaldhara (1200m)
Day 14: Short Excursion to Tatopani and Narchang Village & Rest at Kaldhara
Day 15: Trek to Ghorepani (2870m)
Day 16: Short Excursion to Poon Hill (3200m), trek to Birethanti ( 1025m) & drive to Pokhara
Day 17: Full day tour and sightseeing in Pokhara valley
Day 18: Drive to Chitwan for Jungle Activities
Day 19: Drive to Kathmandu
Day 20: Full day Tour and Sightseeing in Kathmandu Valley
Day 21: Departure day
Annapurna Circuit Classic Tours & Trek 21D / 20N Itinerary Details
Day 01 : Arrival day
Arrive at Kathmandu ( 1400m) Airport. Meet & greet by our airport representative.
Transfer to hotel. Overnight at hotel .
After early breakfast at hotel in Kathmandu, than drive for 3-4 hours 83 km west to Charaundi our rafting starting point. After the crew assembles the raft, they will explain the safety equipment and proper procedures. During the day, we run a numbers of rapids, that rate to 2 to 3. All the rapids have been given Nepali and English names: our guide can relate the story behind each one. We lunch on a beach remarkable for its unique sculptured boulders. Shortly after lunch we enter the Trishuli gorge. As the canyon narrows the walls becomes steep, densely, forested, the current accelerates and the rapids increase in the size and frequency.After such a stimulating experience, it is humbling to see a Majhi (Fisherman) building his precarious traps in such turbulence. Our last rapid, Jholungepul, is named for an extensive suspension bridge. Here we often encounter an enthusiastic audience, they line the bridge excited to see us pass beneath. The geologic formations are tremendously interesting and not worthy. Then we drive to Beshishar and take a four wheel Jeep in bumpy dirt road towards Jajat.
Day 03: Trek to Dharapani (1900m)
The trail from Jagat descends until it reaches the river and then continues through a flourishing forest. Further ascent leads to sharp-edged cliffs facing the riverbank. En route, Chyamje comes into picture amidst the glorious backdrop of towering Annapurna mountain ranges. After crossing a suspension bridge, we climb steeply towards the slippery and physically challenging path to Sattale. On treading along a succession of rock-strewn trails, we descend to a grassy riverbank that leads to Tal. As we hike away from Tal, the path becomes rugged and winding. Then we approach steep forested village of Karte. Meandering along the waterfalls and cliffs, we finally reach Dharapani after crossing a suspension bridge. We then prepare for the night. Overnight at lodge.
Day 04: Trek to Chame (2710m)
We evade a narrow field from the village. The Dudh Khola, which originates from the south face of Manaslu and then Marshyangdi, steers to the left. Sinuous trails of the. Annapurna II becomes visible as we arrive at Bagarchhap, a Bhotia village with colorful prayer flags fluttering in the breeze. As we continue ascending through forests of pine and oak, we pass through Dhanakyu before coming to a thundering waterfall. Further on, the Marshyangdi River enters a gorge and the trail follows a rock-strewn path. We now grab a breather for a while and take in the splendor of the picturesque Manaslu. When the steep incline ends, we follow a path amid magnificent rhododendrons and continue on a gently rising path. We cross a stream before entering a pine forest. We then enter the pristine hamlet of Kotho, from where we can grasp the most enchanting view of Annapurna II. Treading further, the route reaches alarge white gate with a corrugated iron roof, which is the entrance of Chame. Chame is the administrative headquarter of Manang district. There is electricity, wireless station, schools, shops, health post, post office, police check post, hotels, lodges and banks that are found in Chame. The hot springs are the major attraction of this place. Overnight at lodge.
Day 05: Trek to Pisang (3190m)
After a mesmerizing sight of the glowing Lamjung Himal [6893m] in the morning, we head off for Pisang. En route, we cross a large suspension bridge along Marshyangdi and approach houses and lodges on the northern side of the river. Our trail then meanders through barley field leading to Teleku at 2775 meters. As we leave undulating mountain passes, we enter fascinating apple orchards near a bridge at 2840 meters. On crossing the bridge, the pristine hamlet of Bratang appears. History has it that Bratang used to be a Khampa settlement. A stone memorial of a Japanese climber has been built in this place. After leaving the forested village, the valley changes from a V-shape to a gentle U-shape. Before us, the Annapurna mountain range rears up. Further on, we continue our steep rock-strewn trails to the south side and cross a long suspension bridge at 3040 meters. At this vantage point on the bridge, we get to view Paungda Danda rock rising more than 1500 meters from the river. En route, we get to capture splendid views of Annapurna II rising up on the east with Pisang Peak on the north-east. We cross a bridge and enter the village of Pisang. We bunk out at Pisang. Overnight at lodge.
Day 06: Trek to Manang (3540m)
The trek continues further beyond Pisang as we hike along a steep ridge basking in the beautiful sights of the Manang valley and the Tilicho peak towering above 7132 meters. As we descend through Manang's airstrip, we reach Hongde lying beneath the gigantic Annapurna III on the north-east face. The route further leads to the wide plain of the Sabje Khola Valley from where we get majestic views of Annapurna IV [7525m]. Further on, we cross a wooden bridge, as the Marsyangdi Khola gushes below us. We enter the beautiful village of Mungji. We continue treading along the cultivated fields and after a while we arrive at the village of Bryaga with a splendid monastery. On trekking down to Manang, we enjoy the majestic views of the Annapurna range - Annapurna II, Annapurna III, Annapurna IV, Gangapurna [7455m] and Tilicho Peak [7134m]. Overnight at lodge.
Day 07: Short Excursion and Rest day at Manang
We go in for a well earned breather and adequate acclimatization on reaching Manang, before crossing the Thorung La. this day can be spent strolling down the river to view the marvelous ice-fall overlapping down from the glaciated mountain peaks or we can simply take in the panoramic beauty of the Annapurna mountain range and the Manang Valley. A short visit to the Himalayan Rescue Association [HRA] aid post makes an interesting visit. Overnight at lodge.
Day 08: Trek to Ledar (4200m)
After we've acclimatized, we advance towards Thorung La. On the way, we cross a stream, climb to Tengi, and 120 meters above Manang and ascend further past Marshyangdi Valley turning north-west up the valley of the Jarsang Khola. Amidst the spectacular vistas of the Annapurna mountain range, we trek beyond the lush green vegetation of scrub juniper and alpine grasses to reach the small village of Gunsang. Gunsang is a cluster of flat mud roofs just below the trail at 3960 meters. Along the route, we see several lodges. As we approach picturesque meadows and rich forests of barberry, juniper etc, we come across horses and yaks grazing. The trail takes us further along a large stream that flows from Chulu West and Gundang, and leads to a rich pasture at 4000 meters. Overnight at lodge.
Day 09: Trek to Thorung High Camp (4850m)
As we hike away from Letdar, we climb gradually to a ridge before descending to the headwaters of the Marshyangdi and cross via a covered wooden bridge. After a short ascent up the mountain path on the right bank, we follow a narrow trail across an unstable steep slope and then descend to Thorung Phedi. Overnight at lodge.
Day 10: Trek to Muktinath (3800m)
It's an early start today for the crossing of Thorung La [5416m]. The trail gets steep immediately on leaving camp, but then the local folks have used this trail for hundreds of years & the path is well defined. The gradient then eases and after around 4 hours of steady climbing, we reach the chorten and prayer flags of the pass. From the snow-covered mountains above, to the head of the Kali Gandaki valley below and the brown and purple hills of Mustang, which spread out before us, we are presented with a thespian landscape, that's stunning to the eyes. The descent to Muktinath is a 1600m trek. But the excellent views of Dhaulagiri, more then rewards us for the tiring journey. Eventually, the moraines give way to grassy slopes before a pleasant walk along the Jhong Khola Valley to Muktinath, with its shrines and temple. Overnight at lodge.
Day 11: Trek to Marpha (2670m)
It's now a descent down the dramatic Kali Gandaki Gorge. After passing through Jharkot and Khingar, villages with original Tibetan architecture, we follow the valley floor most of the way to Jomsom. Jomsom is spread along both banks of the Kali Gandaki and from here we get superb views of the Nilgiri peaks. We continue down to Marpha, a delightful Thakali village, with a well-planned drainage system. Its narrow alleys and passageways provide good shelter from the strong winds of the Kali Gandaki Gorge. Marpha is particularly well known for its apples, apple cider and apple, apricot and peach rakshi {local wine}.
Day 12: Trek to Lete (2535m)
We go on descending the Kali Gandaki Gorge to Tukuche, a Thakali village with a large gompa. Beyond Tukuche we walk along the west bank of the Kali Gandaki towards Larjung. Here, as in many of the villages in this area, narrow alleyways and tunnels link houses with enclosed courtyards, providing protection against the wind blowing up the valley. We make our way through pine, juniper and cypress forests to Kalopani, enjoying fine views of Annapurna I and Fang. We then reach Lete, which lies just twenty minutes beyond Kalopani.
Day 13: Trek to Kaldhara (1200m)
O ur trail now descends steeply through forests to Ghasa, the last Thakali village and the southern-most limit of Tibetan Buddhism. We get into the steepest and narrowest part of the gorge shortly after Ghasa. At the hamlet of Rupse, a magnificent waterfall cascades down beside the trail. Continuing on, we come to Dana, a Magar village from where the massive peak of Annapurna South can be seen across the valley. The trail then descends to Tatopani where we can treat ourselves to some apple pie and bathe in the hot springs.
Day 14: Short Excursion to Tatopani and Narchang Village & Rest at Kaldhara
We will rest this day for a while in hot spring pool located an hour trek and explore the Magar village near by. People around this village are warm welcoming and innocents. We get to experience complete village life style including their culture, cooking and day to day living. We will also visit O`garden also one of the Donkeys Hub where we will enjoy our dinner with their local tradition and probably party all night in local style.
Day 15: Trek to Ghorepani (2870m)
A little hike upward from Tatopani, we cross the flowing river on a large suspension bridge and leave the Kali Gandaki behind. After passing through the villages of Paudar, we trek up n down through the forest and reach in the top of Sikha village from where we get excellent views of Dhaulagiri, Nilgiri, Annapurna I, Annapurna South, and Hiunchuli. Just 10 minutes beyond the pass is the village of Ghorepani. Ghorepani literally means "horse water" and is a welcome watering spot for the pack of mules, faithful animals that have been playing this route for centuries between Pokhara and Jomsom. we find mixed culture and alpine climate through our the trail.
Day 16: Short Excursion to Poon Hill (3200m), trek to Birethanti ( 1025m) & drive to Pokhara
Early in the morning hike to Poon Hill 3210m for superb Himalayan scenery including the Dhaulagiri 8167m, Nilgiri 7041m, Fishtail/Machhapuchhare 6998m, Annapurna I 8091m, Annapurna II 7939m , Annapurna III7555m, Annapurna IV 7525m, Annapurna south 7219m, Hiunchuli 6441m, Lamjung Himal 6986m,Tukuche peak 6920m etc , breakfast at Ghorepani and we begin the long descent to Birethanti through magnificent oak and rhododendron forests. From the village of Ulleri, we hike upfront a long steep stone staircase that seems to go on forever before we eventually reach Hille. A more gradual descent then brings us to Birethanti, from where it is a short distance to the road and our transport that takes us to Pokhara.
Day 17: Full day tour and sightseeing in Pokhara valley
Early in the morning around 4:00am wake up and get ready to drive 5 km away for 30 minutes and hike for an hour to Sarangkot. In a moment you will have great view of the Pokhara Valley and the magnificent view Annapurna range. Sarangkot is the small hilltop which is famous for its breath taking view of sunrise and Annapurna range and Fishtail (Virgin Mountain). From here, you can see a panoramic sweep of Himalayan peaks, from Dhaulagiri (8167m) in the west to the perfect pyramid that is Machhapuchhare (6997m) and the rounded peak of Annapurna II (7937m) in the east. Most people come here at dawn, when the sun picks out the peaks in brilliant colours. Sarangkot is the highest view point for a sunrise and it is just 1592m high.
We will take a breakfast and then hike back and drive to Bindbasini Temple o ne of the most popular and most visited of these is the intriguing Bindabasini Temple known locally as Bindhyabasini Mandir. Standing proudly at top of hill, this striking temple looks calmly over the bustling city of Pokhara.The white pagoda-styled building of the Hindu Bindabasini Temple quietly sits at some 3000 feet above sea levelalong the renowned Annapurna and Machhpuchhare mountain ranges. It is located near the busy Old Bazaar of Pokhara, a center of commerce in the Himalayas. Bindabasini temple or Bindhyabasini Mandir is of great religious importance to Hindus living in the Pokhara region.It is a vital hub of religious. The temple itself is dedicated to the Hindu goddess Durga. Durga, also known as Shakti or Kali has numerous manifestations and at the Bindabasini temple she is seen as Bhagwati, a blood-thirsty aspect of the goddess.
Than we drive to Mahendra Cave, it resides in Batulechaur. It's a 10 minute drive from chipledhunga the central market place of the Pokhara city. Mahendra cave has been named as per the Late King Mahendra Bir Bikram Shah Dev. This cave is a natural tunnelwhich is provided with artificial lighting systems. Bulbs are used by the cave incharge so that the visitors can visit it without any difficulty. But do take a torch light with you just in case the electricity goes off. Mahendra cave is rich for its rock types and different stones that glitters when a beam of light is striked in it. This natural formation is to see not to strike with sharp digging objects. This cave consist of big boulders of rock and the tunnel leads to different places like Kali Khola (River) but at present many of the tunnels are blocked by huge boulders of rock. Then we drive back to the hotel and over night .
Day 18: Drive to Chitwan for Jungle Activities
After breakfast, take a drive trip to the southwest 165 km by overland to Chitwan, Upon arrival our representative meet and transfer to resort. On reaching resort, our guest relations officer will brief the guest. 1:00 p.m.: Lunch. 3:30 p.m.: Elephant Safari / Jungle Walk / Nature walk with Boat ride. 8:00 p.m.: Dinner.
Day 19: Drive to Kathmandu
5:30 a.m.: Wake up call followed by tea/coffee.
6:00 a.m.: Bird watching / Elephant Safari /Jungle walk.
8:00 a.m.: Breakfast.
9:30 a.m.: Departure from Chitwan to Kathmandu. Overnight at Kathmandu
Day 20: Full day Tour and Sightseeing in Kathmandu Valley
Drive to Pashupatinath which is one of the most significant Hindu Temple of Lord Shiva in the world, located on the banks of the Bagmati River in the eastern part of Kathmandu. The temple is listed in UNESCO World Heritage Sites list. Than drive to the golden spire of the 5th-century Swayambhu Stupa is adorned with a colourful fluttering of prayer flags; it crowns a hill overlooking the Kathmandu Valley and offers fantastic views over the city of Kathmandu.The Swayambhu Stupa is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the holiest uddhist sites in Nepal. After Lunch, drive to Patan One of the three royal cities in the Kathmandu Valley has a rich cultural heritage known for its fine crafts, evident in the elaborate architecture, stone carvings, and metal statues found all over the city. A centre of both Buddhist and Hindu culture in Tibet, Patan is home to more than 1,200 monuments. One of the most stunning is the Krishna Mandir, a stone temple with magnificent friezes built in the 16th century. Patan Durbar Square is also a good place to see beautiful examples of palaces, temples and shrines, and the stunning stone carvings in the Sundari Courtyards. The entire city of Patan was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1979. Drive back to hotel and over night in hotel.
Day 21: Departure day
Check out from the hotel and than drop to Airport for onward journey.


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In a Surprise Revival of a CA Tradition, Field Day Delights and Unites the School Community
Category: Alumnae/i
Posted on: May 8, 2018
The morning of May 4, there were a few subtle signs that something was up. A few photos from the Concord Academy archives had been hung around the school. Then at 10:25 a.m., Dean of Students Sally Zimmerli sent an email — its words emphasized in red and blue — declaring an all-school meeting. By the time everyone gathered in the Elizabeth B. Hall Chapel just before noon, excitement about the unexpected assembly was palpable. When the student head and vice head of school, Kaity Goodwin '18 and Theo Nunez '18, revealed their red and blue shirts and declared that the rest of the day would be a field day, students erupted into cheers, clapping and stomping their feet. After heading outside to get their team assignments and grab shirts of their own, for the next three hours they threw themselves into friendly competitions, and a new tradition was born.
The idea for a field day has surfaced at the junior leadership retreat year after year, but no one had managed to pull it off. Around 15 rising seniors nevertheless latched on to the concept last spring, brainstorming various ideas for configuring teams and the most inclusive games to play. And Kaity, inspired by the field day she took part in at her middle school, was already committed. She made a field day part of her platform when she ran for student head of school and established it as an initiative early this fall.
View more Field Day photos in our gallery
When an opportunity presented itself this spring, Kaity delved into the history of Red and Blue Day at CA, a field day that once divided the student body into two teams — once a beloved tradition, Red and Blue Day died out in the 1970s around the time the school went coed. With help from Zimmerli and librarian Martha Kennedy, Kaity looked through archival photos, yearbooks, scrapbooks, and books on CA's history. She spoke with a few faculty members whose parents had attended CA and were delighted to hear that Field Day would be revived. During the three weeks leading up to the event, she spent her time in one of her favorite pursuits, organizing.
The afternoon began, under a light drizzle, with a 0.76-mile "marathon" around campus for anyone who wanted to run. Cowbells and cheers from both sides greeted runners who pushed themselves to finish-line sprints. As Kaity and Theo circulated among the students, walkie-talkies in hand, the red and blue teams painted banners. Faculty joined students and food services staff — everyone in a red or blue shirt — for a cookout in the Pocket outside of CA Labs. By the time the sky had cleared and the sun was shining warmly, still sipping lemonade, the community divided into several stations on the fields, where the games began.
A three-legged race, an obstacle course relay involving puzzle-solving and dry-land canoe carrying, lawn games including spikeball and a beanbag toss — the activities offered something for everyone. "I spent a lot of time looking up various field-day games, thinking back to orientation activities, using my knowledge of what teenagers enjoy, and creating unique combinations of the three," Kaity says. She admits that two of the games were inspired by classic Survivor and Big Brother challenges. In "Bucket Brigade," student teams had to choose a strategy in a race to fill up buckets using big or little sponges. In "Pirate's Gold," students raced to retrieve neon yellow softballs before a blindfolded faculty "pirate" could squirt them with a super soaker. It proved a great way to cool off in the humid heat.
View more Field Day photos in our gallery
Kaity says she was a bit nervous about how the surprise cancellation of classes would go over. "When I left the Chapel, I was shocked, but so happy, to be faced with a sea of blue and red," she says. "I was pleasantly surprised by all the enthusiasm that people brought to representing their teams, and how willing people were to participate. The cheers that were happening were all organic and started by the students. They were really into their team pride." She credits the faculty and senior group captains for seamless transitions between activities and games.
The afternoon ended with an intense tug of war between grades. The blue team's freshmen and juniors won, as did the red team's sophomores and seniors. Both teams were tied for points, so the contest was ultimately settled by two students from each grade in a red-and-blue tug-of-war tiebreaker. The blue team won! Later that afternoon, everyone celebrated with treats from a Cookie Monstah food truck parked by the Stu-Fac patio.
"I think that Field Day was the perfect event to uplift the spirit of the student body," Kaity says. Randomly generating team assignments allowed everyone to mix and meet new people and gave everyone — including introverts and those who rarely join in — a chance to participate in a comfortable way and to support their fellow community members.
"I think people were able to forget their worries for the day, let loose, and have fun," she says. "One of the things that keep me going is making people happy and making them smile, and I knew that Field Day would be the perfect opportunity for that."
Kaity hopes Field Day will become an annual event, with perhaps a few particular games becoming classics. She hopes too that the element of surprise will remain, and she's curious about how the organizers who take it over will manage to keep it under wraps.
In an anonymous survey after the event, one student had this to say about the day:
"Field Day made me think, 'This is the school I've always wanted to go to!' I loved the school spirit and enjoyed making friends with people in other grades who I otherwise had no interactions with. A great inter-grade bonding experience. It also nicely involved the faculty into the fun!"


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using the awe of capturing self and others' life cycles through the weavings of time, she is able to keep clarity during photoshoots in order to capture moments full of expression with ease. laura uses both film and digital photography to encompass the essence of the moment and add an artistic vision to her images. she has started to focus on using her perspective in branding + product photography for multiple local businesses, and is in the process of re-branding her own photography business to accommodate the interest of other creative small companies.
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Simone Dinnerstein's second recording, "The Berlin Concert", feauring Philip Lasser's 12 Variations on a Chorale by J.S. Bach, has been released to critical acclaim.
Benjamin C.S. Boyle has been commissioned by the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra to write a new work for brass ensemble, celebrating the 400th anniversary of the Dutch in Manhattan, to be jointly premiered with the New York Philharmonic in April 2009 at Riverside Church, New York.


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It cost £10 to get into the Rock City Basement room at 8pm for some top tunes from Britain's top Foreigner AND Journey cover band A Foreigner's Journey.
As with a lot of these bands the members weren't exactly sprightly young fellas, but they knew how to play just right. The vocalist was the most rock and roll out of all of them and actually had a bit of a look of the original and new Foreigner vocalist about him.
There was only about 100 people there so there was plenty of space for everyone, although there was a 5 foot gap between band and crowd that no one dared enter. But halfway through the set when the ladies had lubricated their brains it got filled and I slowly retreated backwards for fear of being dragged into the pit of dancing females (which sounds like it should be a good thing but isn't).
Over 2 hours the band played all the best tunes you would expect including:
Head Games
Waiting For A Girl Like
Double Vision
Feels Like The First Time
Juke Box Hero
I Want To Know What Love Is
Hot Blooded
Cold As Ice
Be Good To Yourself
Any Way You Want It
Stone In Love
Wheel In The Sky
Open Arms
Separate Ways
Don't Stop Believin'
It was well worth the money, especially as we got entry into Rock City with the ticket. Although in The Rig where the classics are usually played there were still some Munster Tim Burton cast kids hanging around from the gothy type band that had played upstairs, so we didn't get much good stuff and left after an hour or so.
As for the band I'm sure we'll be seeing them again some place.


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ACT Fire & Rescue have responded to a house fire in Isaacs shortly after midday on Sunday afternoon.
The fire was caused by an outdoor gas cooker which was left unattended, and damage was contained to the pergola.
Two pumpers, a HAZMAT vehicle and a Commander were in attendance. There were no injuries.
ACT Fire & Rescue would like to remind the community "Don't stop looking while you're cooking".


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Will Fuller A Risky Play In Week 6
6 months agoHouston Texans wide receiver Will Fuller (hamstring) was barely used in Houston's Week 5 win over the Cowboys, finishing with two catches for 15 yards. It's likely that the hamstring issue contributed to Fuller's lack of usage, making him a risky option this week without much clarity on the status of his hamstring. He'll always have touchdown potential with Deshaun Watson at quarterback as the duo has shown themselves to have excellent chemistry, but the chance that Fuller busts this week is high.
Source: NFL.com
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No Issues in my issues tab (QT Creator)
Brand new to QT Creator so I apologize in advance. I have setup QT Creator to work with Unreal Engine (probably not important) writing C++ code. It it all configured except I don't see any errors in my issues tab. If I intentionally write malformed code then I will get a "red bar" by the line number but I don't get any information in the issues tab. I would expect that to populate with a description of the error and maybe some suggestions.
I am using Ubuntu 16.04 and I am using QT Creator 4.0.2.
I am sure that I am being an idiot and I misconfigured something but any help would be much appreciated.
Also, as a follow up. I found a bug with a similar issue. (https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTCREATORBUG-17671).
Unfortunately I am using using Cmake 3.5.1. and this bug doesn't seem to apply to my environment?
cmake -version
cmake version 3.5.1
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Hi , could you try a much newer cmake to see if it makes a difference?
Its mentioned "at least version 3.5 for Qt Creator 4.2"
But are you using older Creator ?
4.0.2 ?
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@mornindew: do you see the compile errors in the "compile output" tab? and are they black or red there?
@mrjj Thank you very much. I am actually using the most recent version that I can download.
I think that the Linux version is odd, is is actually 4.0.2 "based on 5.7.0" (whatever the hell that means).
@aha_1980 - Thank you very much. When I put in some bad code then the build will fail and it will show up at the compile output tab when I manually build.
Once I fix the issue then I can even build it and "make" it. It allows me to run the unreal editor and even set breakpoints. I just don't get any values in my issues tab.
It is making writing code much more difficult.
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@mornindew you didn't answer the second part of my question: are the compile errors red or black in the "compile output"?
please post an example of an compile error.
Explanation: red output in the compile output (stderr) is scanned for words like "error" or "warning" and matches are shown in "issues"


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The Louisiana Sports Festival is Coming to Baton Rouge, LA
The LA Sports Festival, presented by LegendBorne, is coming to Baton Rouge, LA. Come be part of this exciting multisport festival on June 9-10, 2018. The LA Sports Festival is committed to growing the one and only full weekend of sporting events which include a 5K OCR Challenge, Big Easy Heat and OCR Time Trials powered by Vanguard Race, 12K Midnight Trail Run, 5K, 5-Mile and 10-Mile Trail Runs, Rock Climbing Showdown, Off-Road Duathlon, Great Scavenger Hunt Run and more!
Join us for a full weekend of excitement at BRECs Farr Park in Baton Rouge, LA, This premier venue will be a spectacular location for spectators, vendors, campers, families, and especially our competitors.


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Fish cooking temperatures are important to monitor in order to insure meat is safely cooked to the proper temperature. When preparing fish, use the chart below as a guide to check doneness when the fish is oven baked, pan-fried, deep-fried, grilled, and steamed.
Remedy to problem one. Very lightly apply a very good olive oil on the skin before placing it skin down on the grill. Do not turn it while cooking. At the outset, brush on the same good olive oil a little but more liberally on the top of the fish and add salt and pepper. As the fish cooks, lift and move the fish slightly form time to time with your flipper so that it never adheres to the grill.
For freshwater fish like lake fish which needs to be cooked through (it contains toxins when under cooked), grill it at around 375 degrees until you see white bubbles forming on the top of the thickest part. Get it off immediately then because fish keeps cooking when removed.
The key to baking fish is to check out the cooking times. The general rule is to allot 10 minutes of baking time for every 2.5cm thickness at the thickest part of the fish. On average, fillets take an average of 15 minutes baking time, steaks take 10-15 minutes and whole fishes take 20-30 minutes. Fish is usually baked in an oven preheated oven at 200-300 C, a high temperature that allows the fish to cook quickly without prolonged exposure to heat.


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When we arrived at the abbey on Monday evening, we were just in time for Vespers. "Priest" was, at the time, one of Lucy's fairly new words. As the monks processed out after the end of Vespers, and as Lucy and her daddy genuflected before leaving, she waved and said, "Priests. Bye-bye!"
Tuesday morning, Lucy was fascinated by the procession. Linus slept through the whole thing, and woke up just in time to be difficult during Mass. Lucy talked for several days afterward about the "priests" who went for a "walk." You cannot tell me that my small children don't get anything out of being at church. Quite on the contrary, they watch everything and absorb an astonishing amount.
After Mass we went into the bookshop and bought a few things, and the priest who was tending the shop kindly blessed them for us. He explained to Lucy that it was almost time for lunch; after returning to the church for Sext, the monks would go and eat their lunch. We went back into the church for Sext also, and as the monks processed out, Lucy waved just as she did after Vespers and said, "Priests. Lunch."
As for me ... it was good, very good, to be there.


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Ms.R.Abirami is a 19 year old girl from Elanchi. Elanchi has 116 families and 658 members in total. There is only one primary school in that village. Main occupation of that village is Agriculture especially paddy. Major community is MBC in that village.
Her father Mr.R.Rejendran died because of heart attack. Her mother Ms.Maheswari is doing gardening work and sometimes took cooking contract. She has one elder brother, Mr.R.Sasi kumar who is studying B.Sc.Computer science in Kamedhenu College.
"There is a financial crisis in my family. So I quit my studies and went to mill to get enough money"
Ms.Abirami finished her 12th standard in nearby village. She scored 723 out of 1200 in her higher secondary. But because of her family's poor economic condition, she was unable to continue her studies. So she went to S.C.M garments in Avinasi. There she worked for 8 months.
"They motivated me to continue my studies. That was a turning point in my life."
The project coordinator of READ motivated her to continue her higher studies. Now she is doing her first year in B.A.Tamil at Bharathiar University, Coimbatore. She is doing her studies in correspondence. READ paid Rs.7000 as her college fees.
"I am feeling blessed to get financial support to continue my studies through READ."


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A Poem of Love Found and Love Lost
They once met in a special place a place they would call their own
Constantly chatting laughing and spending time together never wanting to be alone
Their thoughts clashed and the creative flow was always in the air
Comforting were each other's words when the other one could not be there
They traveled smiled enjoyed life as one always should
Together forever and ever as long as they possibly could
The dinner the movies the activities never seemed to end
The time soon came when they felt they could be more than friends
Questions always arose at this time on what could possibly happen
Lies cheating trust and regret one could only imagine
Where should they go forward or back no one ever knows?
But the love that was growing and growing, should still continue to grow
They decided to wait to make it official until the timing felt right
Laying down with one another each and every night
The sun arose and they gazed upon each other's face
Knowing now that this was the right moment time and place
Now that they were together how ever could their love be spread?
Physical intercourse was the route that seemed to be the best
Kissing and caressing laughing and touching endless passion in the bed
Their love was now unlimited no words were needed to be said
Whats next whats next they thought as years seemed to pass by
Maybe a car a house or carriage with a baby inside
Their love was endless and passion was only for one another
So marriage was next to make it official to each other
They bought a house and a car was sure to follow
Living in the country with a white picket fence and rosy red flowers
The sun rose and the sun set as the seasons rolled on and on
Until one day his wife found out she was with child and soon their baby
would be born
The joy the excitement the nerves all came out at once
What could and would happen seemed so scary and yet so fun
So for nine months she ate grew and the pain came rollin in
Until that one day the painful contractions seemed that they would win
She shrieked she screamed as the hours rolled on
Until that beautiful cry came from their baby being born
They took their bundle of joy home three days later and everything seemed to be at peace
Therefore, to commemorate the baby being born they decided to plant a willow tree
Year after year their baby grew and grew
Until they baby was no longer a child and his teenage years were through
He came of age fast and was now a young man
With knowledge and intelligence at the palm of his hands
He enjoyed every year where they would have a picnic at the willow tree
To celebrate his birth and his years ahead for him to always succeed
He loved his parents with all of his might and would do whatever he could
Taking care of the land or his parents whenever he knew that he should
Until one day the husband became sick and there was nothing more that they could do
Two weeks after he was dead and his life on earth was through
The wife she wept and wept for her soulmate to return
The love they shared could never be replaced forever her heart would burn
Her heart was empty and her eyes were dark with hurt and regret
The love for her husband she would never soon forget
Her and her son weeped together even at the sight
As she laid her husband down by the willow tree, where they use to celebrate at night
Now the days passed on and the sadness was still there
She missed her husband her one and true love who was no longer here
To show respect for her loving husband they considered to celebrate
Instead of her son's birth but her husbands life by the willow tree's now filled space
A really beautiful poem, very nice to read, voted up, thanks, Lee
At least she experienced happiness and still cherish the memories.
A poem that reflects life. Sometimes you never expect what will happen.
This hub is beautiful indeed..
A lovely journey through this life from beginning to end, with all the living in between.
Very creative write.
Voted up +++ and sharing
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Wow! This is a journey of life itself... More descriptive and prosaic, really fascinating... Great job!
Very nicely written. It surely reflects real life. God bless dear.
May her husband's soul rest in peace......
May God give his family to recover from the ill-fate......
There's no life without love.
Voted up, beautiful and awesome.
This is a beautiful story of love, life and loss. You were able to evoke all of the emotions in this poem. Thank you.
This is awesome and so beautifully done, torrilynn. I could literally picture the scenes unfolding before my very eyes as I read.
Voted up and awesome.
Good work.It has a sad ending but a very touching amazing story.Up.
Love found and love lost such a different description here and you certainly have made your way through this poem thanks voted up!
Quite unique how you poetically take the reader through each phase of living from very young love to the final curtain. Well done and distinctive with your own authenticity. Voting up and the other accolades that fit!
Aww! I'm reaching for the Kleenex. Beautifully done. Love the picture too.
Wonderful and touching poem full of deep meaning and feeling.
Beauiful narrative poetry of life and death...Loved it....
Very nice! And I love your pictures!
Beautifully done. I enjoyed reading it. Shared and Votes up +++++


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Echoing the opinion of South Dakota's Secretary of state, the members of the Argus' editorial board are just the latest in a growing number to call for the identity of the shell company Promising Future's secret donor/proprietor.
It seems pretty obvious from this debacle that attorney Roger Hunt's legal knowledge doesn't quite extend into the realm of campaign finance laws.


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Coming to a mobile near you: Tirupati festivities1 min read . Updated: 17 Oct 2007, 11:37 PM IST
Coming to a mobile near you: Tirupati festivities
Coming to a mobile near you: Tirupati festivities
Unable to visit Tirupati for the ongoing nine-day Brahmotsavam festivities? If Reliance Communications Ltd or R-Com, India's second largest mobile phone services provider, has its way, you can watch the proceedings at the country's richest temple live or recorded on your mobile phone.
Techzone has an exclusive tie-up with Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanam (TTD), the administrative body that runs the temple, to broadcast video images of areas around the temple and within the temple complex on mobile phones.
Videography is not allowed within the sanctum sanctorum. Customers have the option of viewing live or pre-recorded religious events at Rs15 for a five-minute clip.
The only catch is that customers need to have mobile phones that support the so-called wireless application protocol. The service is expected to go on stream within the week.
Naveen Bhandari, chief operating officer of Techzone, expects the Tirupati broadcast service to find mass demand given the fact that some 100,000 devotees visit Tirupati every day.
"This service will enable them to watch the pujas live on their mobile phones if they are unable to make a trip all the way to the temple," he said. An R-Com spokesperson said services such as this would help increase its non-voice based income, which is currently at 10-15%. Revenues from the service will be shared between R-Com, TTD and Techzone.
"The time is not far when value-added services will form a major chunk of the revenues of mobile service providers, considering similar trends have occurred in other developed countries," said Alok Shende, tech and telecom head at the local unit of Datamonitor Plc., a data, analytic and forecasting firm.
Trade body Internet and Mobile Association of India expects the telecom value-added services market in India to grow by 60% to Rs4,560 crore by the end of the current fiscal from Rs2,850 crore in the year ended March.
Techzone is in talks with the administrations at other temples such as the Siddhi Vinayak Temple in Mumbai to extend the scope of its telecast offerings and is exploring possible tie-ups with other telecom operators including Bharti Airtel Ltd and Vodafone Essar Ltd.