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Will Microsoft Tax Dispute Change Cloud Computing?By Lawrence Walsh | Print
Microsoft may change the Azure host site becuase Washington state says data centers do not qualify for manufacturing tax breaks. Will this dispute influence the development of cloud computing?
Microsoft may be doing a forklift move of its new 470,000-square-foot data center in Quincy, Washington after state regulators declared the facility is not qualified for tax exemptions intended for manufacturing facilities.
Data Center Knowledge reports that Microsoft is threatening to move the facility designated to host the Azure cloud-based operating system and application services to a facility in San Antonio, Texas, where it will enjoy lower cost electricity and taxes.
The reported data center exodus is the latest move in a nearly two-year battle between Microsoft and its home state. In December 2007, Washington regulators determined that a data center is not a manufacturing facility in the same sense as a factory since it does not produce goods that are sold to other customers. The ruling made the data center and its services subject to a 7.9 percent services tax. Washington lawmakers reportedly tried passing legislation to correct the tax definitions, but it stalled as critics called it a tax break for rich high-tech companies.
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CHiCA Kosaka Presents...Kamen Rider Dragon Knight : The Movie
(To avoid confusion,this poster was made by me...because I'm coo-coo for Kamen Rider Dragon Knight!!!)
Of course,many fans believed a movie would be made after Kamen Rider Dragon Knight was done airing...well,thanks to CW4Kids,we'll most likely never have that wish come true...I still think KRDK deserves a movie.Ryuki did and it wasn't exactly Japan's cup of tea.I would be satisfied if Adness could make a movie.Maybe if they did,I think the toys sales could do better and maybe have more stuff.Also it could help bring more fans since a bunch of peoples didn't know a series this great was on TV.Because it was only once a week on a network which NOBODY watches!And lack of advertising!And constant time changes!We may not see another Kamen Rider series here for a awhile so a movie would definitely give Kamen Rider Dragon Knight the proper ending it deserves.So without further ado,here's what I believe should happen in theatrical version of Kamen Rider Dragon Knight.
I must say,this fanmade trailer actually has a good storyline.I love Abyss as the villain (even though he didn't appear in Ryuki but in Decade) and many US Kamen Rider fans wondered if Abyss would appear in the series.
Some potential scenes could be(not in chronological order):
Intro could be something like:Opening from sky-view of Gramercy Heights,fading scenes of the streets then suddenly a minion causes chaos outside a cafe and then Dragon Knight shows up *play theme song* and fights of the minion until Wing Knight and Siren show up to help. All 3 do Final Vent,big explosion,minion gone,slow mo walking away towards the screen,zoom in on Dragon Knight's deck *Together we can fight the fight so Let's Ride!* Kamen Rider Dragon Knight : The Movie
Adam returning as Onyx...Somebody needs to use the Onyx deck!
Price and Maya breaking up :) ; Kit and Maya as a new couple :D...That'll make me happy!!!!
Michelle dating a fellow No-Men agent...LMAO.
An abandoned Gramercy Heights due to this new war...Yeah,that'd be quite the scene.
Shall we have Maya return again as the temporary Siren?...Maybe...?You tell me.
Eubulon in a life or death situation...If Abyss caused this,AWESOME!
Wrath's Time Vent...PLEASE!!!Time Vent deserves its debut!
Len and Kase getting married :)...Aww,I would just love that!
Abyss nearly killing (Yes,killing,not Venting) a Rider...Not too kid friendly but please squeeze in something like that.
Chris returning...I would love to see him again even if it's just a cameo.
Accidental exposure of the Riders...Dunno,that'll just complicate the storyline.
Maybe a cameo by General Xaviax?...Well,he's gone,maybe a flashback?
Len and Kase have a baby after the war...Yay!Kamen Rider Baby!!! (Or as DK09 would say, "Len and Kase did the Ventaran nasty!" xD)
Battle in the No-Men base with a bunch of KA-BOOM!!s...Oh YEAH!
Earth twins of Len and Kase?...Hmm...that's a cool idea.
More Genocider screen time...YES!!! We need a Genocider Final Vent
Survive Forms and cycle for all Riders...OOOH!!!
More fight scenes for Kit...I guess that'd be quite the laugh.
Steve Wang and Michael Wang should make a cameo in the movie...YES!
Another bookstore battle in the new Grace's Bookstore?...Maybe.
Should Aunt Grace come back since she disappeared after episode 10 and hasn't been seen since?...Nah.
How about a minion's classic slip on a banana peel take?...No,scratch that!OR maybe?(I was a eating a banana when I thought that up XD)
What's better? -- All 13 Riders' Final Vent OR shall we bring back Link Vent to take down Abyss once and for all?...How about both? :)
A sparring scene with Eubulon and all 13 Riders to end the movie...YEEEESSSSSSSSSS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
So I hope you all enjoyed reading this post and leave some comments!And let's keep hoping that one day,we will get our Kamen Rider Dragon Knight :The Movie...
~Love&kisses,CHiCA Kosaka
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Clicking on the Battle tab takes the player to the Player vs. Player combat page. Above the list of players suggested are tabs to Players, Arena, Bosses, Epic Bosses, and Combat Rank.
This page displays a list of 25 suggested players, their levels, alliance size, combat ratings, and the insignia which may be obtained as potential victory loot. Visiting this page allows the player to select other players of the same or comparable level for Player vs. Player combat.
- Players below level 50 have combat protection from attack by higher level players. Once attaining level 50, any player is subject from attack by any other player within the game. It is common for level 50-75 players to be intiated by higher level players for combat rating and/or insignia. Players also must be level 50 to enter the Arena.
- Certain players have been known to be targeted for breaking event caps/targets set by hosts, foul language posts in event or profile walls, or whining on the War Metal Discussion Board or in posts on other player profiles.


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Juicing can help you gain the nutritional benefits from vegetables and fruit into your body in a single glass.Read on to find more information about how juicing can improve your way to great health!
Try a masticating type of juicer. These juicers gently extract juice in a slower way that retains nutrients. The juice that is rendered is also better at keeping when in the refrigerator.
If you're creating juice for any health reasons, then make sure the main ingredient of your juice is a green vegetable. You will want your juice to be in the range of 50-75 percent chard, broccoli, broccoli or another similar vegetable for ultimate health benefits. The rest of the elixr can be made up of fruit for additional flavor.
When juicing for health, try using leafy greens like chard, kale, broccoli, parsley, parsley and more. The healthiest juice consists of fifty to seventy percent greens, with other elements added for flavor. Juices made exclusively from fruits would tend to be too sugary and might cause a blood sugar spike.
Drink your fresh juice slowly to fully enjoy its flavor.
Use the colors of a fruit or vegetable to determine its nutritional content. From bright reds to vibrant greens, different colored vegetables and fruits contain different minerals and nutrients. Using a wide variety of colors will give you more nutrition and many exciting tastes.
Always keep your juicer visible and ready for action.This will ensure that you to get the most use it regularly.
You can avoid getting pulp that might come out at times by using a coffee filter to strain out the pulp. You may not like the pulp consistency that some juices make.
Juicing for the fridge is a great idea, if you don't take precautions, you will want to prevent color change in the juice.
Use cranberries in your juicer if you are suffering from a bladder problems. Use them as soon as you have these issues.
Masticating juicers are nice juicers available. These juicers have supplemental features which other juicers may not have like puree, grind, make a puree, and even create frozen deserts.Such options greatly increase the exciting types of juice concoctions you can have in your repertoire.
Don't make your juice sit for long before serving it. It should be served after juicing.
You are already aware of the many benefits of juicing and just how easy it is to incorporate this method of getting nutrients into your diet. Incorporate the tips here into your daily life and start enjoying the many bonuses from the process of juicing.


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The Summer of Wes Film Series:
Moonrise Kingdom
Sun · August 5, 2018
Doors: 7:00 pm / Show: 7:30 pmCharleston Music Hall
$8 - Individual
Run Time: 1h34min | Rated: PG-13
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Moonrise Kingdom
The year is 1965, and the residents of New Penzance, an island off the coast of New England, inhabit a community that seems untouched by some of the bad things going on in the rest of the world. Twelve-year-olds Sam (Jared Gilman) and Suzy (Kara Hayward) have fallen in love and decide to run away. But a violent storm is approaching the island, forcing a group of quirky adults (Bruce Willis, Edward Norton, Bill Murray) to mobilize a search party and find the youths before calamity strikes.
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People end up losing loved ones and they never ever get them back. In many cases, the person becomes a shadow of who they used to be. Their primary goal is to try to get drugs and they are not the happy, reliable family member or friend they used to be.
Drugs have a very negative impact on families and loved ones. Many people get caught up by enabling the drug user through no fault of their own. Drug users are unfortunately very manipulative in nature and the further in addiction they get, the more manipulative they become.
The truth is that addicts are so deep into their dependence that they end up spending every waking moment obsessing about how they are going to get more of the substance they crave. As a result, this is what can happen in a family:
- Divorce
- Separation
- Death
- Extreme sadness
- Depression in others
- Instability for children
- Chaos
- Destruction
- Fighting
- Psychological and emotional damage
- Financial stress and strains
- Violence
There are many documented cases of someone on drugs hurting their family members or even killing them. Extreme drug use can lead to mental illness which may include hallucinations and delusions. It can also trigger and activate underlying mental illnesses which can be very dangerous.
The dangers of drugs are very serious and that is why it is important to be able to prevent addiction right from the start. No one should wait for substances to destroy their life or the lives of their families. It is simply not worth it in any way, shape or form.
The harm that drugs can do to children is completely irreversible and should never ever happen. No one should ever take drugs at all and if they want to do act in an irresponsible manner it should be done far away from children.


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Governor ignores 400,000 hungry Iowans: IFBA State Director responds to the Condition of the State address
Posted by cberkenes
I was honored to claim a seat in the House Chambers as our Governor – the Honorable Terry Branstad -delivered his Condition of the State address. It was a true pleasure to be present and surrounded by state leaders and members of the general public that have made a difference in Iowa over the past year.
A well-spoken and veteran governor delivered a smooth and convincing speech. Unfortunately, he ignored the 12.8% of Iowans that live under the federal poverty level and the 12.9% of Iowans that struggle with hunger. The governor did not acknowledge the 19.3% of all children in Iowa that do not know where their next meal is coming from. He did not mention that one in five children who are hungry do more poorly in school and lack the concentration to succeed.[1] He did not mention that one in seven expecting mothers in Iowa may be at greater risk for major depression and other mental health problems.[2] The governor did not mention that food insecurity is associated with a range of chronic illnesses.[3] We cannot ignore these numbers.
If the governor wishes for Iowa to become the healthiest state in the nation and is determined to make our education system the best, he will need to make fighting-hunger a priority. The lasting effects of hunger on health, education, and the economy are alarming.
As the governor concluded his address and exited to a standing ovation, I reflected on his words – or lack of words in this case – and wondered how such a glaring social injustice can be completely omitted from a speech of this magnitude. I don't know the answer to this. Quite frankly, we don't have time to understand the reasoning. What I do know is that WE ALL need to strap on our boots, grab our megaphones, and speak up for our friends and neighbors who struggle with hunger. WE ALL need to emphasize the importance of a public-private partnership in combating hunger in our state. WE ALL need to fight for our fellow Iowans to ensure EVERYONE has a fair chance at achieving the American Dream. We will not ignore this issue and we don't think the Governor should either.
[1] Cook, John and Jeng, Karen. Child food insecurity: The economic impact on our nation. Feeding America.
[2] Heflin, Siefert, and Williams (2005) Food insufficiency and women's mental health: Findings from a 3-year panel of welfare recipients. Social Science & Medicine, 61, 1971-1982.
[2] Whitaker, Phillips, and Orzol (2006) Food insecurity and the risks of depression and anxiety in mothers and behavior problems in their pre-school-aged children. Pediatrics, 118, e859–e868.
[3] Seligman, Laraia, and Kushel (2009) Food Insecurity Is Associated with Chronic Disease among Low-Income NHANES Participants. Journal of Nutrition, 140, 304-310
Food is a Moral Right
Posted by jvernoy
A great lyricist, Ben Gibbard of Death Cab for Cutie, opens his Transatlanticism album with the line, "So, this is the New Year, and I don't feel any different." I understand this sentiment, but do not harbor the same feelings. I, and likely many others, see the celebration of a new year as a rejuvenation of hope. Some of our spark may have been lost in 2011. This New Year brings, if not a clean slate, a new one. The past is behind us, and we can dream of a better future. However, my lens is one of someone living in a three person household with two incomes, health benefits and even a little left over to save for retirement. I have the opportunity to imagine a bright future, because my past is pretty shiny as well. For the nearly 382,000 Iowans who struggle against hunger, Ben Gibbard's lyric probably sounds about right. They lack the time to have beautiful dreams about their future, because they are forced to live in the present. The New Year is not going to magically put food on their table, provide them with low cost transportation, pay the heating bill or offer them a good paying job with benefits. 2012 has come, and they don't feel any different.
I recently had the opportunity to speak at a Feeding America all staff meeting. Feeding America is our national partner, an organization that connects over 250 food banks throughout the United States. I was asked to talk about the special things food banks in Iowa do during the holidays to support their member agencies and food insecure Iowans. As a part of that discussion I described the Northeast Iowa Food Bank's (NEIFB) holiday food distributions, which I coordinated for two years while working at NEIFB. There is a lot that goes into the distribution, including procuring the food to provide to families, scheduling volunteers and, the hardest part, deciding who will receive the food. NEIFB simply cannot provide a holiday box to everyone they serve in a year, so processes are created to decide the recipients. The last year I coordinated the distribution we provided food to those clients who had received a crisis box in the three months prior to the distribution. Included were families who had never been to the food pantry before, had not been in the past six months, or had a major event happen in their lives that would create abnormal hardship. The clients were sent letters informing them of the date and time that they could receive their holiday distribution, and volunteers were coordinated for different shifts.
At this point in my speech to a staff of eager anti-hunger advocates, I went a direction that they did not expect.
During a break between shifts, a woman entered the food bank and asked if she could receive food. I asked her if she had received a letter, and after hearing an answer of, "No," proceeded to tell her that this was a special distribution and she would need to return the next day to receive a normal distribution. The woman became irate, and began calling me every bad name you can think of in front of a group of volunteers, NEIFB staff and the NEIFB Executive Director.
Who should be frowned upon in this story? Me!
As we so often do, I had become so wrapped up in the policies and procedures that I ignored the purpose of my work: Feeding Hungry Iowans! During the holiday season, this woman was not feeling comfort or joy. She was feeling the immeasurable stress of trying to put food on table for her family, and I shut another door in her face. Her reaction was completely warranted.
My mind quickly came to this conclusion, and I scrambled to put together a cart full of food to wheel out to her before she drove off.
This is another point where the story could read like a Hallmark movie where the woman breaks down in tears, apologizes for every name she called me and invites me to Christmas dinner. Again, reality is not the story that was expected.
As I got out to the woman's car I apologized and offered her the cart of food. She said, "Oh, okay," and popped the trunk. I loaded her trunk as she sat in the front seat with the engine running. As I shut the trunk door, she drove off.
I share this story to be honest with you about the fight against hunger. A great Iowan and Nobel Prize winner, Norman Borlaug, said "Food is the moral right of all who are born into this world." When one is fighting for moral rights they are fighting for social justice. If we have learned anything from the Arab Spring and the ever increasing gap between the wealthy and poor, we have learned that fighting against social injustice is not pretty. We need everyone to stand with us in the fight against hunger in Iowa, but if you are signing up for tears of joy and hugs of thanksgiving you are in it for the wrong reasons and you may be sorely disappointed. During the holiday season, a lot more consideration is given to the work of hunger advocates. Media attention is focused on the great work we do, and donations come in at drastically increased levels. However, the real work happens the other ten months of the year when hunger is yet again forgotten, hungry Iowans are stuck feeling no different than they did last year, and we are hitting the pavement trying to keep pantry shelves from going bare. So you say, "Jordan, there has to be some incentive for you and the other amazing anti-hunger advocates to keep going." Yes, of course there are. The rewards I receive from this work are a faint hint of success each time IFBA helps one person, a new sense of hope each time it clicks for someone that hunger is an issue and they must take action, and lot of sleepless nights wondering how I can do more.
When you get right down to it, this work is about providing a voice to those who are unable to speak for themselves. This blog is an honest perspective of what it looks like to be that voice. If you are ready to join the chorus, I would be proud to stand by your side as we fight for a hunger free Iowa/Nation/World.
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Happy 39th Birthday John! - Learning about pollination Momma, Maddie and Izzie selling girl scout cookies in the cold! John's 39th Birthday Cake.
Thursday, August 13, 2009
Homemade Tortillas & Mini Chicken Tacos
I've always wanted to make homemade tortillas. About a week ago I bought some Harina which is what you use to make tortillas. I thought about rolling them by hand or even trying to use a pasta machine to roll them, but today I found a tortilla press on sale and it was fate. I bought it and tonight I made the tortillas. They are so great. Nothing like pre-packaged tortillas at the grocery store. Slightly chewy, warm and delicious. I made chicken taco meat to go in them. The ones I made were tiny, only about 5 inches in diameter so I made mini chicken tacos.
2 cups harina
1/2 cup water
Mix together. Knead for 5 minutes. Divide into 12 balls. Cover with plastic wrap and let rest for five minutes. Press with tortilla press. Pre-heat cast iron skillet on high heat. Place dough in skillet for 30-45 seconds per side. Serve warm.
Easy Chicken Taco Meat
2 cans of white chicken meat
1/2 can tomato paste
1 can fire roasted tomatoes
1 tsp cumin
1 tsp oregano
1/2 tsp chili powder
squirt of ketchup
dash garlic powder
Drain chicken and rinse really well. Place all ingredients in skillet adjusting seasonings as needed. Break chicken up with spoon or a fork. Serve in tortillas with lettuce and cheese.
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The Air Ambulance was called to the aid of a six-year-old boy in Market Harborough after he suffered an extreme reaction to sesame seeds.
The boy, Lewis Booth, a pupil at Meadowdale Primary School, ate the seeds in a cake at a friend's house and suffered an anaphylactic shock which causes throat swelling, breathing difficulties and - in extreme cases - death.
"I was terrified" admitted mum Fiona, a teaching assistant. "And I want to warn other people about what happened."
She was able to control Lewis's symptoms by injecting him with an EpiPen, issued to people with potentially severe allergic reactions.
And Fiona said: "I don't blame the friends. We had no idea he was allergic to sesame seeds. He has just had an itching reaction to peanuts - never something as extreme as this.
"It was the EpiPen that possibly saved his life, and I'm so glad I had one. I was told he's a mild case, and it was highly unlikely I'd ever have to use it."
The incident happened at about 4.15pm last Tuesday, June 26. Lewis realised something was wrong, and was accompanied to his home, where he also lives with dad Alan Booth, a project manager and sister Laura (nine).
He was then kept in overnight for observation at Kettering General Hospital.
Now Fiona is using the town's half marathon on June 13 to raise funds for the Air Ambulance. Her justgiving page is www.justgiving.com/Fiona-Booth2 .


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BrutusMUD help
ACT TRIGGER,ACT_PROGACT_PROG [p] <ARGUMENT>
The argument is a list of keywords separated by spaces. If the
first word is the character 'p' by itself then the rest of the word list is
considered to be a phrase. The trigger is activated whenever a keyword (or
the phrase) is contained as a part of the act() message. Both the phrase and
keywords are case insensitive.
The act function is used for great deal of text sent to players, so this
is the most general trigger. Basically this will trigger on almost everything
you'll ever want (and some things you wont as well).
For example:
>MOBprogram: ACT, argument p pokes you in the ribs.
>This trigger will only be activated if a mobile receives a message in which
>the above five words are found in the exact order and spacing given. Note
>that the period is needed because the words must be found on their own. This
>eliminates confusion when the keyword is 'hi' and a message with the word
>'this' is being checked.
Only exceptions from the act trigger are emote and say commands. When you
specify a phrase, sometimes it consists of character name, object name or
some other variable parts, like in "Someone drops a waybread." In this case
the string that the argument is compared to will be "$n drops $p." You can
use the $'s only in phrases, in word list it will cause an error because it
would match on almost everything. The check can be cheated but it's highly
discouraged to do so without serious reason. The $ variables can either be
guessed based on HELP ACT ARGUMENTS or you can ask someone with access to
source code to find it.
All above also applies for ACT scripts. On succesfull match the script sets
"actor" and "victim" variables to contain corresponding $ variables.
Neither is guaranteed to be set to valid target, some act messages, like
items drowning in water for example, do not have valid actor, and many more
do not use victim so the victim wouldn't be valid as well.
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Mr. M. Saquib, CFO, Sindh Engro Coal Mining Company
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Thar Coal
Mr. N.A. Zuberi, Executive Director, Private Power &
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The Deposit Protection Service has introduced an enhanced SMS service, making it the fastest way for tenants to get their deposits returned.
It has also introduced a new category for users which will prevent the skewing of letting agent and landlord numbers.
Large organisations such as NHS trusts, companies or universities can now register deposits as an 'organisation' rather than 'letting agent' or 'landlord'.
Kevin Firth, director of the DPS, said: "Whilst repaying deposits only takes two days once we have agreement from both parties, the biggest barrier is misplaced repayment IDs by both tenants and landlords each month: without these, they cannot start or complete the deposit repayment process.
"Our new SMS service is the fastest way for tenants to receive repayment ID reminders to claim back their deposits."
The DPS introduced the SMS service last year to notify landlords and tenants of key deposit protection milestones to encourage faster deposit repayment.Ӭ
The launch of the new SMS functionality coincides with a revamped website and several other service developments including the new registration category, and provision for incremental deposit payments.
This will allow deposits to be paid into the DPS in stages, in situations where a tenant is unable to pay the full deposit up-front.
Firth said: "This suite of enhancements is part of our ongoing commitment to simplify and speed up the tenancy deposit repayment process.
"It also coincides with our application for a licence to take our considerable experience as the UK's only custodial tenancy deposit protection scheme and apply it to Scotland."
The DPS currently protects over 800,000 deposits on behalf of tenants, landlords, letting agents and other organisations.


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So last Thursday DB Skimboards team riders Richard, Emile, Bryce and Blake set off for the 1500 mile drive to St. George Utah for the Virgin River Classic Skimboarding Competition. We took the long way cruising through the Wenatchee National Forest.
On the way we found a sweet spillway to skate that emptied into a river making an epic river jumping spot (see the pic of Blake one and a half).
Next stop was Coeur De'Alene Idaho where we met up with some skimmers and had a fun flatland/bungee session. After we lauched at warp speed up river (and eventually stretched the bungee so hard it broke!) we headed to the skate park for a fun session on the 5ft mini pipe.
We poached a campsite in Misoula Montana and slept on a tarp and dodged the rangers in the morning. Friday we drove all day...so let's not talk about that. Friday night we met up with DB team rider Lexi Hutchings who let us crash at her place for the weekend. Thanks again Lexi! After peanutbutter and honey toast in the morning we trecked down to the river in the 100 + degree temperatures for the comp.
The comp was super fun. TJ for Adventure Plus, the Sandy Crack crew, and the VR Skimz crew built some sick features. The comp was well organized which made it less chaotic and a good time for everyone. At the end of the comp the top three spots were taken by DB riders:
1st Place: Logan Davidson
2nd Place: Emile Panerio
3rd Place: Blake Zimmerman
After the comp the crew took some of there winnings and gorged themselves on ribs and pizza (many a stomach ache resulted). After a quick rest the crew went back down to the river and seshed/filmed until the sun set. Some gnarly tricks went down including some nose blunts and other tricks/combos that I can't reveal until the next video comes out....
Lexi Hutchings at the water fall in St. George
Richard Docter...fakie 50/50
Blake kickflipping
Addison Foote on the Rollercoaster
Logan Davidson...popping through the roof.
Bryce at sunset
Sunday morning the crew filmed at a 3ft waterfall just out of town....also top secret stuff....but you might see a pic or two of this session in the next tydle mag.
Emile at the mini falls
Sunday and monday the crew drove home (17hrs) and stop and some super fun skate parks along the way. It was a good trip! Look out for the footage and keeper pictures in our upcoming video and the next tydle mag.
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Here are some our favourite twists on both traditional, and our unique recipes using hand crafted Gillespie's Fine Spirits, Boozewitch, the finest local ingredients that are easy to source yourself.
Raspberry Gin Sour (twist on a Clover club)
In a coupe
2 oz Raspberry Gin
Egg White
Juice of half a lemon
1/2 ounce of simple syrup
Moscow Mule
2 oz Gastown Shine
Squeeze of half a lime
Top with Ginger Beer (we like Dickie's)
Even better in a copper mug
Vodka Soda Shrub
2 oz V-Twin Vodka
Soda or good tonic water
Orange Kaffir Shrub
(vodka and gin are interchangeable as is the shrub flavour)
Lavender Lemonade
2 oz Lemoncello
½ oz Frostbites Meyer Lemon Lavender Syrup
Top with Soda
Finish with a fresh lavender sprig
1 ½ oz Gastown Shine
1 ½ oz Lemoncello
Stir and serve
Garnish with a thin lemon wheel
The Last Word
1 oz Sin Gin
¾ oz Green Chartreuse
¾ oz Maraschino
Juice of a lime
½ oz simple syrup
Shake and strain
Grapefruit Gimlet
1 ¾ oz Sin Gin
½ oz Cointreau
Juice of ½ lime
1 oz fresh grapefruit juice
Shake and Strain
Garnish with a thin slice of grapefruit
Raspberry Gin Fizz
In a tall glass – Add ice
2 ounces Raspberry Gin
Juice of half a lime or lemon
Garnish with Green Herbs and Red Fruits
Vodka Soda Shrub
2 oz V-Twin Vodka
Soda or good tonic water
Orange Kaffir Shrub
(vodka and gin are interchangeable as is the shrub flavour)
(Mentioned by Ian Fleming in Casino Royale)
Equal parts Sin Gin, Gastown Shine and Lillet.
Mix and strain into a martini glass.
Garnish with a lemon zest.
1 ½ oz Lemoncello
Top with Prosecco
Add pomegranate seeds
Classic Gin and Tonic
2 oz Sin Gin (or our new Raspberry Gin)
Add ice and finish with your favourite tonic (we like Fentimans, Fevertree, Q, Phillips and Bowman Tonic Syrup)
Garnish to perfection! Orange slice, cucumber, star anise, pink peppercorns, olives… Use your imagination
Mix equal parts Sin Gin, Campari, Red Vermouth
Pour into a rocks glass over ice
Add a large, fresh orange twist
Experiment with different quantities and red vermouth to mix your perfect Negroni
Horny in Manhattan
1 oz Rye
1 oz Aphro
¾ oz red vermouth
Stir and strain with over ice
Finish with your choice of bitters (cardamom? chocolate?), a real maraschino cherry and an orange twist


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Severely injured woman succeeds with lawsuit after elevator fall
September 19th, 2012 - by DKRPA
It is not uncommon for civil lawsuits pertaining to personal injury or premises liability to take many years. There can be a backlog in court cases that bumps your case back many months; there can be complications with the evidence or with court proceedings that delay the case even further; and even when a ruling is finally made, there can be appeals that take more months to fully flesh out. This can be discouraging and it may sound like it really isn't worth it to file such a lawsuit.
But really, this is just something to take note of if you are considering legal action. Temper your expectations about how quickly things will proceed. Sometimes even the most straightforward case just takes a little more time than it should because of mitigating factors. If you take this to heart, your patience can be greatly rewarded at the conclusion of such a lawsuit. One Florida woman waited 13 long years to earn justice after a traumatic elevator fall.
The woman was in an elevator in 1999 when it began to malfunction. With the elevator hanging around the 23rd floor, the building's elevator mechanic decided that the best chance at fixing the issue was to lower the elevator to the basement and then work on it.
Well, he did that — and left the woman in the elevator, which promptly broke down and fell to the basement. She was seriously injured, requiring a wheelchair for many years after the incident. She still does not have full use of her left leg, and it is unknown if she ever will. In addition, she has suffered a variety of mental conditions such as post traumatic stress disorder and depression because of the traumatic fall.
After suing the on-site elevator maintenance company in 2002, it wasn't until recently that the woman won a $13 million verdict for her ordeal.
Source: Sun Sentinel, "Elevator fall nets woman $13 million jury award," Robert Nolin, Sept. 7, 2012
There are a number of ways unsuspecting Floridians can suffer when they are on someone else's premises — elevator accidents, poorly-lit areas and unstable footing are common causes of injury. To learn more about these topics, please visit our South Florida liability page.


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The Week That Were looks at the hyperbolic and the unexpected. Once again, I was wandering around the wilderness on gameday, which explains why Stevie makes a repeat appearance as our soundtrack for "The Review Of The Century":
NOTE- Scroll down for our comments regarding Penn State coverage.
Well, let's get right to it… the game that many saw as a pick-em at kickoff, between the top two teams in the country, was the "highlight" of an interesting week. Sorry for those of you playing the "oversigning" drinking game- in the hours and hours of lead up and coverage, not a single mention of the biggest issue behind the scenes for this matchup. At least you could be the Designated Driver, right?
As for the game itself- it was a classic matchup of two solid defenses. Or, it was a clash between two teams that could not offensively amount to much of anything. It all depends on your perspective, I reckon.
That's not to say that there weren't moments to enjoy, though. I'm someone who normally appreciates defensive struggles but also hates soccer, and I can admit the players that Alabama and LSU
didn't run off during the offseason put on the field showed the "SEC Speed" that we continue to hear so much about during home game bowl season. To keep Trent Richardson in check when he'd been running through offenses like he was a fancy car or something… that's significant. These teams both were firing on all cylinders on the defensive side of the ball, even if they couldn't outscore a baseball game.
Only one thing frustrated me, to be honest- Les Miles absolutely should have faked the third down field goal and gone for the touchdown. Lester… man, you're getting soft. Saban, on the other hand, was in championship form- I can see why people want to play for him… he's so cuddly! Read More
Quick announcement and some short news updates this morning…
Introducing: tBBC Mobile platform. If you've been reading us on your iPhone or Android Device, hopefully you've noticed that we're a lot more user friendly these days. Thanks to the great work of Chad at digital:construct, we've launched a version of this that you can take with you- especially helpful in solving bar arguments with fans from other programs.
Over the next couple of months, we hope to roll out a couple of other ideas and initiatives to help our goal of getting you the news, commentary, and shenanigans that you've come to expect whenever and wherever you want it. Now, there's no excuse to not get involved… in your tweets, on your book of face, or on your phone. In spite of what they say, we think it's awesome.
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As the days grow shorter, so too do the press conferences. Here's what we've got:
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They do what they do and they do it so well. They believe in it. Their players believe in it. They're very, very physical at what they do and the schemes back that. They want to be a balanced offense and they've probably, over the past couple years, gotten more balanced, and so they're not going to change. Now, they may change a little play they run because of what people are doing against them or they — in '06 they blitzed us a lot more than they ever did. They came after us pretty good, but it was within their system. It wasn't as if they'd never run those blitzes, they just did their blitzes rather than eight percent of the time they did it 15 percent of the time and it felt like they were blitzing every down, that's what you admire about them, that's what you admire about Penn State, that's why you come out, we got behind Penn State and that wasn't a shock to me that we were behind Penn State, Penn State plays their defense, they play their offense, they do what they do, they're very capable as anyone else is, they have good athletes. How we were behind was a little bothersome, but scheme-wise, the good teams, they're going to do what they do, and Iowa will do that.
REPORTER: Your players talked after the game about the, job if speech is the right word, but the talk you gave them before they went back out for the second half and just did you feel disappointed that you had to make that speech at that point or that you needed something like that and just what were your thoughts there during that? Did you think you were at kind of a junction of the season there a little bit?
COACH TRESSEL: I was disappointed that we weren't playing like we were capable of playing. We've all been in games where you've played as well as you could and you lost and that happens, or you played as well as you could but you made those two mistakes and, therefore, you lost. I didn't think we were playing anywhere near we were capable of playing and we were playing against a team that they knew was good. We play them every year, it's not like we hadn't played them in a while, and we were playing in our stadium and all the rest, and at this time of year when you're supposed to have been improved, so, yeah, I was disappointed in our — and up until that stop, I wasn't disappointed in that, in fact, I was energized by that, but disappointed up to that point.
REPORTER: How often do you have to go to that big halftime speech to get your guys motivated?
COACH TRESSEL: You only do what's going on in the course of the moment, so you don't sit there saying, okay, it's game seven and I haven't played that card because you can't play a card. I mean, you have to react to what's going on and, you know, typically what's going on is that we're playing near to our ability and we're maybe not doing some little things, it's atypical that we just weren't ourselves.
I really can't repeat that. He got pretty animated. He definitely, you know, spilled his heart out to us and he challenged us, he challenged us to go out there the first play, you know, the kickoff team to make an impression and defense to get a stop and once we got the ball back in the huddle, he was like, you know, we had those — we had that penalty and then we had another penalty, but his attitude didn't change. His eyebrows didn't go up. They were still down. And he was like, well, let's just make the drive a little bit longer.
They're a little bit thicker on you, a little bit stronger on you…
Late Sunday/early Monday during the season (what can I say- west coast timezone), tBBC will be bringing you reflections on that week's game. And, since it's always great to have mood music to read to, let's start with this clip from Pitchfork's top ten videos from the '90′s
All is right with the world- football is back, baby! And what a slate of games we had… although, for Buckeye fans, it all seems anticlimactic after Thursday night, amiright?
In case you've forgotten, Houston Nutt has a penchant for overtime games, being on the sidelines for several of the longest contests in history while at Arkansas. The one thing, though- he needs to remember how to "win" in OT and not just "play for OT", as the Rebels were upset Saturday by the Gamecocks of Jacksonville State. As a public service announcement, tBBC would like to remind you that Jeremiah Masoli is now 0-2 in his last two games. Best part? Ole' Miss paid $300,000 for the pleasure of the upset. Almost as much fun as my favorite season opener ever.
We talked about Mich1gAAn during the livechat, and will do so again later on Monday. I will say this; their version of the wildcat offense looked pretty good. And UConn's defense and offense looked pretty terrible. In my opinion, the highlight wasn't the running game but something far more significant.
Kentucky's new coach beat Louisville's new coach, in the first match up of these two teams while each had an African American at the helm. Interestingly enough, Kentucky's three major programs (UK, UofL, WKU) are all led by African American head coaches- there are only nine others in Division 1A (FBS, whatever). For the Kats and Cards, it's probably exciting to talk about coaches and not use the word "investigation" or "payoff".
Late Saturday night "Ohio's BCS Team" gave up a late comeback to lose to Fresno State… Are we sure they didn't import the entire Western Michigan team along with their coach? In addition on Thursday, The Utes upset the Pitt Stachers, in overtime. Let's see- UofL, UC, UConn, Pitt all blow opening weekend games… Yup, Big lEast it is. I hope Jim Delaney was watching as he ponders even more expansion options… each of these teams has a chance to win that conference. Read More


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May 27, 2009
Grandma Carrie's Tea Cakes
1 cup butter
1/2 cup sugar
1 egg
2 tsp. vanilla
3 cups flour
1 tsp. baking powder
1/8 tsp salt
I cream the butter and sugar and then add the egg and vanilla. Measure out all the remaining dry ingredients and sift it into the creamed sugar and butter mixture and mix until fully incorporated. Then I roll out the dough on the counter and press the shapes I want. The cookie is about 1/4 to 1/2 inch thick. Place on parchment covered baking sheet and bake at 350 degrees for 15 to 20 minutes. Let cool and serve with tea.
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My family means the world to me. I am blessed with a loving husband Igbo and two wonderful chidren – Omega (5)and Ezinne (3). I had a hard time conceiving and so it was with a deep gratitude to God that we welcomed these children into our lives. The first few months after Ezinne's birth were glorious. The kids brought so much love and laughter. Our families and friends drew closer to us, life could not be any better. But then I started feeling pain in my right breast. At first, I thought it was due to breastfeeding. But when it persisted we found out it was stage III cancer. This was a shock. Life had changed.
We pursued this diagnosis aggressively. We spent our savings coming to the US for treatment. I underwent surgery, chemotherapy and radiation. But as tough as the treatment was, my biggest difficulty was seeing how this affected my kids. They couldn't understand why mummy was constantly weak; or why mummy was vomiting or why mummy had lost her hair. What kept me strong was knowing that I would beat this for my kids. And so I did, at least I thought I did.
I returned to Nigeria cancer free in November 2015. I went back to work and started working out. I took my kids to school once again. Life was becoming "normal". Unfortunately, this would not last. Five months after returning from my treatment in the US, I started having back and hip pains. A CT scan revealed evidence of metastasis to the spine and right hip. I was diagnosed with metastatic breast cancer.
I returned to my doctor in Houston and have since been restarted on chemotherapy. However my treatment has now been transferred to University of Minnesota Hospital for more advanced care.
Our family savings was greatly depleted during my initial breast cancer treatment. With the options of chemotherapy available now for Metastatic Breast Cancer, my family is faced with mounting bills and even more to come. We have estimated about $250,000 to cover chemotherapy and other procedures that would be required to help me and my family beat this disease.
I am determined to beat this disease. My children will see me walk again without limping. They will grow up with the love and guidance of their mother. We believe God has a plan for my family. This fight against cancer will be won.
Whatever hand you can lend to this fight will be greatly appreciated. No contribution is too small. We pledge to pay it forward when this fight is won.
Thank you for reading my story. Thanks for your contribution. Please keep praying for us. God bless you.
We are appealing to us all to do what we can to help keep her alive for her sake and for the sake of her family. Our proposal is as follows.
To create a standing fund that we can maintain on a monthly basis until she beats the cancer. Whatever we can do monthly (like a welfare fund) if summed up can significantly impact on her ability to pay her medical bills. For example if up to 100 people come together and give N5,000 per month we can generate over $1000 monthly to help Tessy.
Kindly commit what you can to this most worthy cause and HELP TESSY BEAT THE CANCER!
Her account details are below.
Bank Account Name: Theresa Amadi-Obi
Bank Name: Zenith Bank
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About Brand
At ENG Brand, our vision is to become a Middle Eastern based brand agency that offers true brand understanding, supported by unquestionable client servicing levels irrespective of client size or spend, across the region.
Our mission is certainly an ambitious one and yet we believe achievable. A three-year goal will see ENG Brand grow its staffing resource to twice its current size, more than doubling its annual revenues across the same time period and cementing itself within the Middle East as 'the' trusted partner in all brand driven activities.


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To protect your investment and ensure a property is clean and fresh for the next tenant to enjoy, we insist on getting them professionally cleaned. You don't have to be a client of ours to access these services but if you are, our tenancy agreements include the tenant paying for this service as part of our commitment to maintaining quality homes.
Using a hoover or dyson as part of a cleaning routine is a good start but with everyday living, a deep clean is required every now and again. Through experience, we've learned that even the hired machines don't really get the job done and that's why we have made it mandatory to get a professional carpet clean completed at the end of every tenancy. Speak to one of team to find out more.


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I want to talk to you about an aspect of goal-setting today that often gets overlooked and is really really really effective in helping you achieve your goals.
So everyone talks about SMART goals – specific, measurable, achievable, realistic, time-oriented goals – but I have another little kind of goal-setting secret I think really is going to help you and it's going to allow you to take your goal-setting to the next level.
I want you to begin viewing these goals as almost like a warlike scenario. I have a campaign at the end and in order to achieve the campaign I have to have milestones along the way and I have to take recognition of all of the things that I have in this moment…what I'm capable of putting forward in terms of effort…and then you have to be able to go day by day by day by day by day by day in breaking down your goals.
If you can take your end goal and bring it all the way down to day by day actions you're going to massively increase your chances of becoming successful.
Crank it all the way down to what you have to do – day-by-day daily task lists – and by the end of 30 days or 60 days or 90 days you're going to be on point because you took the time to take this goal at point Z and bring it all the way back to point A.
That's gonna pay off huge. The other reason why it pays off huge is mentally. Mentally you can have a goal of needing to lose…let's say 30 pounds and if you're going to lose one to two pounds a week… you know that's 15 weeks total.
Now, the tactical side of goal-setting is answering the question, "What do I need to do every single day to ensure that I am going to be able to lose that amount of weight by 15 weeks?
Knowing that it's one to two pounds and maybe I shed a little bit more or a little bit less here and there right there's some margin for error, there's some leeway, how can I make sure that this is a 100% success?"
Breaking things down into bite sized chunks allows you to make the task a whole lot less daunting.
You know exactly what it's going to take and what things you have to do on the daily to make your end goal a success.
This will also make sure that you don't get distracted on your path by other things that you may or may not think you have to do.
If you have a big goal, break it down into tasks. Put it down into manageable pieces and you will see your success rate go way up!
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Backed by Windows Azure, what MyCloudIT does is act as a "Quickbooks for IT pros." Because it's cloud-based, it also means that your clients do not need to be within driving distance. This model allows providers to have a geographically dispersed client base.
One of the key benefits of virtual desktops, compared to traditional workstations, is that DaaS can dramatically reduce the total cost of ownership (TCO). With a virtual desktop, you can access your complete personal PC desktop experience from anywhere, using any device, as well as your existing desktops, laptops and thin clients.
Moreover, 'Desktop as a Service' (DaaS) provides companies with a ready-made disaster recovery (DR) strategy to get their desktops up and running quickly after any disaster. Offering this kind of service puts IT providers ahead of the game. With cloud being the "it" technology right now, it behooves providers to get on board and with MyCloudIT, it doesn't require an arm and a leg to get up and running.
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The Big 12 Conference suspended the referee who counted a controversial basket at the buzzer in Texas A&M's 88-86 victory over Texas Tech for the rest of the season.
Commissioner Kevin Weiberg said the score of Saturday's game will stand, however, after a confusing 45 minutes in which the basket was counted, not counted and counted again to give the Aggies the victory
''Referee Charles Range failed to follow appropriate protocol in the postgame situation,'' Weiberg said last night. ''Officials make judgment errors, that is not in and of itself grounds for disciplinary action. However, the failure to follow proper protocol and game administration is inappropriate and compels further action on the part of the conference.''
The conference requires that both coaches be present when officials are discussing a controversial call. Texas A&M Coach Melvin Watkins said Range told him he was going to count the basket band based on that, Watkins allowed his team to leave the court.
''Once one team leaves the court, they can't reverse the outcome of the game,'' Bo Carter, a conference spokesman, said Saturday.
Weiberg said the league found that the other two officials, Paul Janssen and Eddie Jackson, had handled the situation properly.Continue reading the main story
Texas Tech Coach James Dickey declined to comment on the conference's action. Earlier, he said it was clear to him that the basket should not have counted. Andy Leatherman of Texas A&M caught an air ball by his teammate Bernard King and scored. (AP)Continue reading the main story


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So, Liam just sent me this photo...
Accompanied by a text declaring he DOES in fact have friends, in case I had any doubts that was true.
The boy is friends with a fly.
Apparently, anyway. At time of publication, we have no word as to whether the fly reciprocates these sentiments of friendship. He may just have no friends.
Tell me honestly guys, should I be worried?! =P


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"UG AGIN, SMO'DIS!" The Wargod chuckled as Smo'dis found himself once again in his chamber. "WUD HABBUND DIS TYM??"
"Wel, me wuz clompin ash laffur agh - "
"Uki, uki, su me wuz geddun clompd agh - "
"Yub, yub, dat am id," Smo replied.
"NUW GED GUIN! DER AM GUIN TU BE ASH SURPRYZ FUR LAT!" the Wargod bellowed.
"Surpryz? Wud am id?"
"Yub sur!" Smo'dis replied as he headed back to the realm of the living.
He raced back to his corpse and recovered most of his belongings, including some bubhosh shinies, and headed back to the fort. He was greeted by a rather large pack of grunts. From there, everything went a bit blurry. Smo'dis could remember a lot of grunts shouting about sponsorship, Cali'hum rounding up the runtees, and being taken into the woods by who he believed was Ukgoth and Fogroth. The next thing he knew, he was running through the deddie uzg carrying a pair of cutters and five rags.
Though he couldn't remember exactly what the shadowquest was, he knew every shadowquest involved getting re-equipped. So he set out to acquire a hatchet for tree cutting and clomping purposes until he could get a letter lusk. First stop: Yew graveyard. Time to learn wrestling.
Wrestling turned out to be a bit harder than Smo thought, and he soon found himself ragless and bleeding like a krimped humie.
It was time for Plan "B". He raced through the woods, stealing rags from the healers and stealing shinies from the monsters. Before long, he had almost 200 shinies, which would be enough to buy a lusk from a humie slave. . . but Smo wasn't sure if he could use humie slaves, so he decided to stash the money in a bag until he could remember.
He ran into a headless and attacked, using three rags and praying that there would be something, anything, he could clomp with there. He fought like a dog and was finally rewarded for his courage.
Unfortunately, there was nought but a few shinies and a pair of makr tongs. He clomped another headless and found a bottle of drink! HOOWAH!!! Except still no weapon.
Plan "C" was making his own weapons and armor with no metalworking skills, ore, or shovels. It sounded pretty stupid until Smo found a miner's junk pile of almost 20 iron ore lying on the ground. He grabbed it and raced to the nearest humie hut, where he melted it down. . . or tried to. He burned away all the metal, and thus, Plan "C" was scrapped along with the ore.
Smo'dis didn't have a Plan "D" so he figured he was in trouble. He ran all over the place until he found himself at a familiar area: the crossroads! Normally he would have just run through, but luck had finally shined on Smo'dis. . . and how!
In the dead center of the crossroads was: a clomped humie; wearing FULL BUURZ RING armor; wielding a BUBHOSH lusk! Smo'dis could see it already:
However, he couldn't seem to pull the armor off the dead humie! Try as he might, the only thing he came away with was the lusk. Just the same, lusk meant clomping, and Smo was glad to have it.
Smo's joy was quickly faded, though. As he ran off and hid to take a closer look in the pile of things he found, he noticed a deddi! Smo made a mental note to thank the deddi after his quest, which he forgot as soon as he saw. . . THEM. Humies. LOTS OF HUMIES. Humies the likes of which he'd never seen in one place before.
Still hidden, he didn't think he was noticed. So he did the only thing a brave, honorable orc would do. He turned tail and ran for dear life, until he was out of breath. Exhausted and excited, he collapsed to the ground and fell asleep.
He heard the list in his dreams. Full set of orc armor. Bubhosh lusk. One hundred shinies or one hundred of any resource. However, he heard another voice saying more. He knew somehow that he didn't have to get these additional things, but he also knew that he had to, in order to prove his worth as an orc. This was the challenge. This was the quest.
Smo'dis knew that soon after he awoke, he'd have to set out for that area of the uzg where he would find these items. . . Trinsic.
Smo'dis was cold, hungry, naked, and worst of all, lost. He had lost track of time while searching through the Trinsic swamps, and it was already getting late. It didn't seem like so long ago when he was hiding in the woods near Skara Brae, clomping birds and trees to make himself a crude olig and some ligs. He was still cold, naked, and hungry then, but at least he gruked where he was.
Smo wandered far and wide. Just when all hope seemed to be lost. . . he found his way! A stone he etched his name on a long time ago lying in the ground. He had been here! "Dis am bubhosh nuuz!" he thought as he raced into the swamps where the savages fiercely guarded the treasure that Smo intended to leave with.
His first opponent materialized in front of him. Smo'dis trembled slightly when he saw it was a shaman. . . a mojo-user. Armed with a helmet, boots, skin, and an ever-worsening allergy to mojo, he was sure he was dead meat. He stayed as far back as possible and shot lig after lig after lig into the shaman, and was finally rewarded when her screams of pain turned to a scream of death.
While going through the dead savage's things, Smo'dis was doubly rewarded. One of the special items that Fogroth requested was among the loot - a tribal berry!
Smo also took the bone armor for equipping purposes, the reagents (tied up VERY tightly in the "mojo bag" Smo found on the corpse), and the shinies, and raced off.
He prayed to the Wargod to send him to the chaos shrine and soon found himself in shardie valley, where he planned to do a better job of re-equipping himself than a couple of pieces of bone armor. After a bit of struggle trying to lure shardies apart, he did do better. With a shardie lusk for clomping, he could save his good lusk for the return trip. In addition, he had a ring tunic! Bubhosh!
After a bit more clomping, he took down a shardie goth - an Orcish Lord. This one was carrying a strange looking ring. Smo'dis looked long and hard at it, trying to figure out what it was. All of a sudden, the ring flared! Smo was no longer there!
He looked up in a panic. No, he was there, just a few paces away from where he was. He looked at the ring again. "Mojo," he whispered, just before he started coughing and sneezing so violently that he passed out.
Smo'dis saw a town. Not a regular humie town. There were no guards here. No bank. All the buildings were huts. And the streets were a war zone. "Sabe Habun," Smo muttered in his semi-conscious stupor. And through it all, he saw a figure of peace and calm. . . a figure holding something that he wanted. . .
Smo'dis came to and rubbed his head. "Gah, dat wuz nubhosh mojo," he muttered. He sealed the ring up in the mojo bag even tighter than before (if such a thing was possible), then sat down and planned his next move.
It was quiet. . . too quiet.
Smo'dis hadn't encountered a single humie on his way to the mysterious village of Safe Haven. Either they were all hiding in fear of the mighty orc (hoowah) or they were planning some sort of trap. Smo'dis was a cautious orc, so he suspected the second, though he believed the first was likely true as well.
He saw the second coveted item in his dreams, held by a peaceable humie. He knew that the humie, though peaceful, would never surrender it to him. It saddened him a bit to know that peace had to be overcome by war, but he knew there was no other way. He marched into the town, ready to take what he needed - by force if necessary.
He searched the whole town, but with no luck. Perhaps Smo's dreams had been wrong. . . perhaps the item wasn't here. He turned to go, unsure of where he would head next, when he saw her. A fe-humie. Taking care of animals. She looked so peaceful and calm, kneeling there, leaning on her crook. . .
The crook! That was what Smo needed! He sprinted towards the shepherd but was immediately slowed by voices. Humie warriors. . . two of them. He couldn't be caught now, when he'd traveled so far. He ran past, as if on his way, then hid. After a few minutes elapsed and Smo worked out a cramp in his leg, he tiptoed back north to the point where he could barely see the shepherd. "Wargod, led mi ame be truu," he whispered as he readied his olig. His aim was slightly off. The lig skewered the shepherd but sent her into a panic.
She charged at the orc, feeling that her only hope of survival was to get to him. The next lig soon shattered her ideas as well as her chest, and Smo wrenched the crook out of her still-warm fingers.
On the way back, Smo heard footsteps. He started running faster, and the footsteps got louder. . . he looked over his shoulder and his worst fears were confirmed. There, following him, was a fully armored humie riding an ostard!
Smo dove under some bushes and held his breath. He heard the humie mutter, "Come to Nittney, you smelly little beast." Nonetheless, he kept silent. Clomping was one thing, but he had gotten the crook, and all that mattered right now was getting back alive.
He knew he was in trouble. Nittney wouldn't give up. She didn't have any purple potions, which she confessed herself. Finally, she concocted a plan to bring Smo out of hiding. . . using mojo!
Smo'dis began to sweat. He was highly allergic to mojo. The last contact he had with mojo resulted in him passing out from the reaction. This time, it could be fatal. . .
"In Flam Grav," Nittney muttered. Smo'dis decided to call her bluff. . . and nothing happened! "In Flam Grav," she mumbled again, and still nothing! Smo began to relax.
"IN FLAM GRAV!!!" she screamed.
Out of the corner of his eye, Smo'dis saw it. Something bright. Something dangerous. Mojo. There was no escaping this humie. He had come all this way only to be clomped here. It couldn't end like this, but what could Smo do? He was helpless, only a little gruntee. . . the sheer helplessness of the situation drove him to frustration, which led to anger, which fueled him. . .
He launched himself out of hiding and brought the shardie lusk over his head, swinging it in an incredible arc which caught the humie square in the side and sent her reeling! She retreated to heal, but in his rage, Smo'dis was as fast as any mount, and he sent another blow square into her barely protected back!
Nittney fell, slumped over her ostard, and with the last remaining bit of life she had, she whispered, "Go." The ostard shot off to Safe Haven, and Smo raced after it, snarling like a mad orc. However, the sight of the humie helpless and lying bleeding on the back of the ostard took the anger out of him, and he just couldn't keep up. He muttered, "dum fuud," and walked off the other way, kicking a rock as he went.
Just then, a pigeon flew into his face. It had a note from X'ugar. It read: Bwing H dwinkee.
"SKAH! Me unli hab dub!" Smo'dis muttered, "agh nub paw armur!" Smo decided to head back to the Yew graveyard and get some.
He found a set of bone gloves rather quickly, and got ready to head off, when he was distracted by two humies. They tried to double-team the little runtee, who managed to outrun them up until he tripped and lay sprawled on the ground, trapped between a large Yew tree, a rock, and the two humies.
Smo'dis put up a heck of a fight, but eventually, two strong, armored humies against one trapped gruntee ends in a predictable manner. . .
The Wargod's voice boomed louder than ever, and echoed in the cavern.
"Wud lat wan?" Smo replied. He was in no mood to show respect to anyone, not even the Wargod.
"Pr-prowd? Wut fur?" Smo was a bit confused. Hadn't he just been clomped during the Shadowquest? And wasn't that nubhosh?
"Bud me luzt ull da armur agh - "
Smo'dis looked up at the Wargod. "Lat meen, lat gruk abowd. . . abowd. . . "
"Dat truu. . . me gu bak den, agh ged armur agh dwinkee, agh gu bak ash truu ork!"
"YUB SUR!" Smo yelled. "Dis am guin tu be eezi!"
"EEZI? SHADUWKWEZTZ AM NUB SUPPUZD TU BE EEZI, DEM HARD! BERI HARD! ME MAKR DIS HARDUR FUR LAT!" But Smo was already back in the uzg.
He found himself wandering about in a ghostly form, and saw a nearby humie. Still dazed from the teleportation, he tried to yell, "GIB TRIBUUT!" Well, something must have worked, because as tribute, the humie gave Smo back his flesh and some shinies. The humie then ran off.
Returning to his corpse, Smo found all his armor, his shardie lusk, and his orc helm looted. However, one of the two humies had left his rags on the ground, and he grabbed them. He returned to his hidden bag and retrieved an extra helm and his bubhosh lusk, then began to clomp birds and trees to fashion an olig and 50 ligs. He then headed off to shardie valley again.
He soon had a shardie lusk and ring tunic, and after a bit of clomping, he found a VERY useful item on a shardie corpse - a gorget!
He quickly stashed the gorget in his bag and headed back to the graveyard to get some bone armor to complete his quest. He thought he heard a deep, loud laugh from someplace far away, but he just figured he was still dizzy from being clomped.
After clomping about twenty or thirty shardies and not finding a single useful piece of bone armor, Smo figured something was wrong. He tried only clomping the luskers. He tried only clomping the grubbers. He tried clomping in the fence, at the fence, and outside the fence. But still no armor.
Finally, the Wargod must have decided to give him a break, because Smo managed to get two pieces of armor - the hand and leg armor! Bones lay strewn about everywhere.
After a bit more clomping, Smo managed to get the arm armor as well, and ran back to his bag. Picking it up, he raced toward the fort. However, he hid near the deddi/orc line, and a humie ran by!
Smo sweated and hoped the humie didn't notice him. The humie seemed to be concentrating on the liches in the area. Finally, when he lost sight of the guy again and heard the sounds of mojo poison, he raced to the fort and made it safe and sound.
However, the fort had been overrun by shardies! Smo had not come all this way to lose his tribute to a shardie, and after some fancy footwork he managed to hide. Spotting a pair of pigeons, he grabbed them, ripped two pages out of the skribbul book he found on a dead shardie during his first trip to shardie valley, and scribbled, "Shaduwkwezt obur. Me hideein in furt. Tuu meni shardeez." He then sent them out.
Before long, the grunts Blok and F'ru showed up to battle the shardies with him! Smo delivered his tribute to Blok and prepared to go to sleep. However, humies showed up, and it was back to the standard life of clomping Smo'dis loved so much.
Final status and tribute:
Equipped: ringmail tunic, bone arms, bone legs, bone gloves, leather gorget, orc mask, thigh boots, and an exceptional lusk picked up during the first day
Standard tribute: two thousand shinies (Smo thought one hundred was a bit low and vowed not to return with less than one thousand)
Special tribute: shepherd's crook and tribal berry (requested by Fogroth as the extra part of the quest)
For X'ugar: eight bottles of ale and one bottle of wine (requested by pijun)
For a mojoka: one-three of each reagent, assorted potions, a mojo gorget which nobody can use (plate), and a "gu der" (teleport) ring, tied VERY tightly in a bag
For Gorg'da'Guud: a new horn (maybe a mojoka can mojo it)
For Cali'hum or any other musicians: a new tambourine
For Zugdush or any other stitchers: a new sewing kit
For anyone who needs it: an extra orc helm and two pairs of boots
Also, there were eight piles of wool and the cutters Smo never used. Advice to runtees: take the weapon!


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Did I mention that this blog is sort of like a personal bucket list for me? This is especially true when it comes to all the draft posts and topics that are waiting to be written and posted. Essnentially, the draft posts are things that I hope to eventually find or do. Well, instead of hiding it behind the blog curtain, I thought I'd share a couple things on my bucket list for this summer. There are some places that I want to visit and of course some beauty products that I hope to discover! Of course, I hope to cross off all the items on my list, and to write about them on the blog!
- Gift a friend a terrarium using plants from my existing terrariums (check out my DIY post here!)
- Visit Greenwood Cemetery: http://www.green-wood.com/
- Have a beach day with my friends (get the same suit or create your own here)
- Revisit the Bronx Zoo: http://bronxzoo.com/
- Finally find the perfect bronzer for my skintone
- Buy a panama hat that fits my (rather small) head
- Try a watermelon & feta summer salad recipe. This one looks pretty tasty!
- Try the SKII facial sheet mask - available at Sephora.
What's on your summer to-do list??


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- Allies of President Donald Trump pushed back on the presumed severity of Michael Flynn's guilty plea.
- They said it had nothing to do with any collusion between the Trump campaign and Russian officials.
Allies of President Donald Trump pushed back on Friday at the severity of former national security adviser Michael Flynn's guilty plea as a part of special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia probe, saying it did not entail collusion between the Trump campaign and Russian officials last year.
Flynn pleaded guilty in federal court to making false statements to the FBI about his discussions last December with former Russian ambassador Sergey Kislyak.
Flynn was also under intense scrutiny from investigators for his work at his outside intelligence firm and for dealings involving the Turkish government, including his failure to register properly as a foreign agent. That's why legal experts who spoke to Business Insider inferred that it was relatively clear Flynn had accepted lesser charges in exchange for information on a larger person of interest in the Russia probe.
Soon after Flynn entered his guilty plea in federal court, ABC News reported, citing a source close to Flynn, that he was prepared to testify against President Donald Trump and other top campaign officials.
Conservatives and Trump's supporters, though, suggested the plea arrangement was not a sign of impending doom for the administration.
"This is about [Flynn] lying about conversations while overseas with a Russian official, but it has nothing to do with this charge of inappropriate collusion with the Russian government on the elections," Matt Schlapp, chair of the American Conservative Union, told Fox News. (Schlapp's wife Mercedes serves in the administration.)
Right-wing internet personality Mike Cernovich called the charge against Flynn "chicken s---," and added that there was still "zero evidence of collusion."
"So this is what Mueller does," he tweeted.
Republican Rep. Marsha Blackburn of Tennessee, during a Fox News interview, drew a connection between Flynn's guilty plea, Democrats, and the 2010 Uranium One deal that has dominated conservative media in recent weeks.
"What it tells me is that special prosecutors and special counsels are going to go about, as they always do, pulling back the layers of the onion, seeing what they can find there," she said. "We know that the Russia investigation is something that is going to have tentacles that probably will end up reaching some of the Democrats."
"Again you look at what has happened with the Clinton Foundation and Uranium One," she continued. "This is an area that people are wanting to get some answers to, to find out exactly what happened there."
But at least one frequent Fox News personality seemed to signal a point with which many in the legal community agreed in the aftermath of the Flynn bombshell — it was terrible for Trump.
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Intel Core i7-8700K overclocked reaches 4.8GHz on air
Intel's next-gen Core i7-8700K could be an OC monster @ 4.8GHz on AIR
By: Anthony Garreffa | CPU, APU & Chipsets News | Posted: Sep 25, 2017 3:37 am
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Intel is weeks away from releasing yet another CPU family because they're definitely not scared of AMD's continued threat by Ryzen and Ryzen Threadripper, with Coffee Lake-S led by the flagship Core i7-8700K which seems to overclock incredibly well.
Intel's new Core i7-8700K has been busted hitting 4.8GHz on all CPU cores (6C/12T) on air cooling, which is great to hear. But if you want to get past the 5GHz ceiling, you're going to need better cooling - and you'll need to delid the processor as well.
All in all, the Core i7-8700K hitting 4.8GHz on ALL 6C/12T threads is pretty damn good. It'll be interesting to see how much more it can be pushed, and whether 5GHz is something that will require watercooling, or more.
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