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Korea's Lotte Entertainment is launching sales in Busan on fantasy drama Along With The Gods – The Two Worlds, starring a hot ensemble cast including Ha Jung-woo and Cha Tae-hyun.
Directed by Kim Yong-hwa (Mr. Go, 200 Pounds Beauty), the film tells the story of a firefighter who dies and is taken to the afterlife by three guardians. He has to pass seven trials before he can be reincarnated, with the guardians by his side to defend him in the trials.
The film's star-studded cast also includes Ju Ji-hoon (Asura: The City of Madness), Kim Hyang-gi (Proof Of Innocence), Lee Jung-jae (Operation Chromite) and Doh Kyung-soo of Korean-Chinese pop band EXO.
Ha Jung-woo's recent credits include hits such as Tunnel, Assassination and The Handmaiden, while Cha Tae-hyun starred in My Sassy Girl and more recently appeared in hit TV series The Producers.
Lotte will introduce the film at the Asian Film Market (October 14-17), where it is also selling black comedy Room No. 7, directed by Lee Yong-seung (10 Minutes). Also starring Doh Kyung-soo, along with Shin Ha-kyun (The Villainess), the film revolves around a man who stashes drugs in a DVD parlour, only to find that his boss has hidden a dead body in the same room.
Room No. 7 is scheduled for Korean release in November, while Along With The Gods will open on December 20.
Other new titles on Lotte's Busan slate include Cho Kuen-hyun's period drama Heung-boo: The Revolutionist, starring Jung Woo (New Trial), Kim Joo-hyuk (Confidential Assignment) and Jung Jin-young (Pandora). Scheduled for release in the first quarter of 2018, the film follows the author of a satirical street play as he tackles an oppressive regime and the rebel leader who wants to use him for his own agenda.
Lotte also has two new titles in productions: Lee Jang-hoon's fantasy romance Be With You (working title), starring So Ji-sub and Son Ye-jin; and Kim Dae-woong's comedy drama Love+Stling (working title), starring Yoo Hai-jin, Kim Min-jae and Lee Sung-kyung.

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One should never take elections for granted.
Theresa May once campaigned to remain in the European Union with PM David Cameron, but he lost that gamble and May succeeded him with a mandate to get Britain out of the union.
Feeling unsure with a narrow majority in parliament, scenting blood as Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn seemed in trouble, she called a snap election years before it had been due to cement her negotiating position.
But she lost. The Conservatives remain the biggest party but with fewer seats and certainly no absolute majority.
This may mean that May has to go, or at least re-shuffle her government, and also shows that the will in Britain for Brexit is perhaps not as strong as the tabloids had led her to believe.
The Brexit clock is ticking as May has triggered the so-called "article 50" and it will be hard to stop that train, even though it seems more advantageous to Britain to engage in a larger re-definition of the EU, than to sit alone on the island trying to throw lines to other trading partners and engage in a lengthy war of words or worse with the continent.
France's Emmanuel Macron and Germany's Angela Merkel are thinking about tweaks to the EU that might in fact answer some of the criticism of Britain. It is also possible that some EU nations, that are in the euro, engage in closer economic and monetary co-operation to which Britain does not need to sign up.
In the end the big question is whether Brexit is worth the trouble and hassle and whether it is really better for Britain, now that Scotland considers a second vote to separate from the United Kingdom and that Northern Ireland's DUP has strengthened its hand in parliament.
The pound is likely to suffer from the new uncertainty.
As one British man said on Facebook; "All we care about and need to know is how many beers I can get with 5 euros in Benidorm"


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Arianna Parker always knew she was different—but she never could have known she was the prophesied descendent of an ancient Egyptian vampire race.The legacy begins in the sands of Egypt in a time when an ancient city called Tentyris flourished. Its secretive people, ruled by the Council of the Zodiac, lived peacefully alongside humanity. That time was 53 B.C. More than two millennia later, the power of the Tentyrian people has been all but forgotten. The remnants of memory that live on have been turned into twisted folklore about vampires and astrology. One girl on the cusp of womanhood is about to discover just how real that folklore is. With telepathic powers that made her parents send her to a mental institution, Arianna Parker always knew she was different—but she never thought a job interview would lead to the discovery of her being a prophesied descendent of an ancient Egyptian vampire race. Nor for that matter did she think she would fall in love with Maximos Vasilliadis, a 2,225 year old vampire. Maximos is the creator of the Tentyrian Brotherhood—a secret order of warriors, pledged to prevent a catastrophic event predicted to wipe out Earth. Maximos believes Arianna is a descendent of his kind—the Tentyrian vampires—and she has been destined to lead their cause in saving the world. With her 25th birthday approaching, an event that will change her forever, Arianna finds herself caught in the middle of warring vampires—some of whom intend to use her and her power of telepathy for evil. From the manicured lawns of Connecticut, to the streets of New York City and an exotic island in the Ionian Sea, Arianna must learn to trust Maximos and her heart if she is to save the world, herself, and the Tentyrian legacy.
Elise Walters is a marketing executive with over seven years of experience in the advertising and marketing industry. Elise has helped articulate the value propositions for a wide array of products – from birth control to checking accounts. If her career has taught her one thing it is the importance of crafting a story, a skill she has translated into her debut novel Tentyrian Legacy. Elise graduated from Wake Forest University in 2007 with a B.A. in English. While her career led her into advertising, her passion for literature was one she continued to nurture as an avid reader. That passion began at the age of 12 when Elise ordered her first batch of romance novels from amazon.com. With titles by Catherine Coulter and Nora Roberts, she hid her books, embarrassed at their lack of age appropriateness and scholarly pedigree. However, it was those books that helped shape her teen years by offering an escape to the awkward time of adolescence. In college, Elise specialized in Victorian literature and well worn copies of Jane Eyre and Emma were never far from reach. However, teen romance favorites like the Twilight series also stacked the shelves. In creating Tentyrian Legacy, Elise sought to write a story for her own enjoyment and one that combined the elements she appreciates in a good book—romance, an evil plot that must be foiled, and vampires. Elise grew up in New Canaan, CT and now lives in Pound Ridge, NY with her husband Jonathan and son Jack.
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Once I had finished my novel, I knew the real work was just beginning. Not only did I have to start editing, I also knew I had a lot of research to do on the process of getting published. I decided early on that I wanted to go the traditional route of obtaining and agent and hopefully being picked up by a publishing house. I just didn't know the first thing of how to go about that.
I took to the library first, taking out every book I could find. I researched on the Internet, and even took a class that was offered at a local high school on getting published. I read and took notes. Obviously I still have a lot to learn, and am still constantly reading, but I feel like I know so much more than I did a year ago. I'm here to share some of the books and websites that have helped me the most.
Getting Your Book Published for Dummies by Sarah Parsons Zackheim and Adrian Zackheim. This is a great first book to read to give a general overview of the whole process.
The Essential Guide to Getting Your Book Published: How to Write It, Sell It, and Market It....Successfully! by Arielle Eckstut and David Henry Sterry. I first got this book from the library, but loved it so much I had to buy it for myself. It gives details on each step of the process and truly has been invaluable to me.
2015 Writer's Market Deluxe Edition. This is the book if you're trying to get published. It gives a few tips and tricks, but mainly lists and organizes literary agents, book publishers, consumer magazines, and trade journals. It even has a section on contests and awards. I could have done all this research separately online {and have a bit as well} but this made it so much easier for me.
Writer's Digest. I subscribed to the magazine and am on the website constantly. It has everything you could ever need as a writer.
Nicholas Sparks. I am a huge fan of his, having read every single one of his books. But he also gives some great tips and experiences on his website. He even includes the query letter he used for The Notebook. Such a huge help!
Romance Writers of America. This is obviously genre specific to me. But if you are writing romance, this is an extremely helpful website
Pinterest has been a wonderful resource for me. I have a separate board just for all my writing pins. Come check it out!
I will also be attending my first writing conference in August. I have never been to something like this before, but am excited to learn as much as possible while I'm there. I'll be attending the Unicorn Writer's Conference and have heard some really wonderful things about it.
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PROVIDENCE � A former hospital security guard has been sentenced to more than three years in prison for opening cell phone accounts with patients� stolen information.
Michael Bermudez, who worked at Rhode Island Hospital, was sentenced to three years and three months yesterday in U.S. District Court for credit card fraud and identity theft. He pleaded guilty last August.
The 27-year-old Bermudez admitted stealing patients� identify information and then opening cell phone and charge accounts at a RadioShack store in Cranston.
BOSTON � Boston-area commuters took to trains, trolleys and buses in record numbers last year.
The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Agency says the transit system recorded an average 1.28 million passenger trips on weekdays in 2008, the highest ridership total ever and a 4.3 percent increase over the previous year.
But there were signs of the upward trend reversing as the year came to a close.
In December, average weekday ridership declined 1.5 percent from the same month in 2007. Officials said the likeliest factors were falling gasoline prices and rising unemployment as the economy faltered.
DARTMOUTH � Dartmouth police say a 16-year-old high school student driving an SUV allegedly failed to stop for a school bus that had its lights flashing and hit a 12-year-old trying to cross the street.
The boy was taken to St. Luke�s Hospital in New Bedford after the accident yesterday morning and was later med-flighted to Children�s Hospital in Boston for possible fractures. Police and hospital officials did not release his name or condition.
PROVIDENCE � The town where a nightclub fire killed 100 people in 2003 says it needs help from the state to pay a $10 million settlement to survivors of the blaze and relatives of those who died.
West Warwick plans to ask the state to cover $6.5 million of the settlement, which was reached in August with the roughly 300 people who sued.
Town Solicitor Timothy Williamson, who serves in the General Assembly, told The Providence Journal he would seek to have the money included in the next state budget. The state also has agreed to a $10 million settlement.
The money is a small portion of the $176 million settlement reached with dozens of defendants sued over the Feb. 20, 2003, fire at The Station nightclub.
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How to Reduce Swollen Feet After Pregnancy
It is very common for the pregnant woman during pregnancy and also soon after birth to present swelling in the feet and legs, this process is natural due to extravasation of liquids in the blood vessels to the superficial layer of skin, especially in women who have undergone childbirth cesarean section.
Swelling in the feet and leg after pregnancy occurs in the post gestational period, when female hormonal rates are deregulated. Although the woman is no longer pregnant, she will still go through breastfeeding and for that reason rates are still high. It is essential for women to walk in the first few weeks to help circulation, so the aches and pains tend to get better enough. Avoid sitting or standing for too long, as this further aggravates swelling in the feet and legs.
With a few tips and changes it is possible to ease the swelling in the feet and legs soon after pregnancy check out below very useful tips that make all the difference and put them into practice!
FOOD – Take care of food very carefully, reduce salt intake in foods. Excess sodium is harmful and causes swelling. Therefore, pass away from salty foods. Add cucumber and pumpkin to your food menu as they fight against fluid retention.
DRINK LOTS OF WATER AND JUICES – Reduce water consumption, and do not expect thirst to drink plenty of water and natural fruit juices and teas. The ideal is to consume at least 2 liters per day.
UPPER LEGS – A tip that works great for combating swelling of the legs and feet is putting them upwards whenever you can. The ideal is to place the legs above the height of the chest, to facilitate the return of the blood from the feet to the heart.
MASSAGE – another tip to soften the problem is to do massage, moms who suffer with swelling in the feet and legs can and should undergo massages to improve blood circulation;
It is very common that soon after the delivery made through the cesarean section the feet become quite swollen. even more so than during pregnancy, but do not worry little by little everything will return to normal.
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Top tips for a dementia friendly days out
1. Choosing the right venue
Some restaurants and cafes are very dementia friendly – having a quick chat with a staff member when you arrive will help them to understand that they can help you by giving you a table in a quiet area or prioritising your order and clearing plates away quickly. Some venues will offer discounts for people living with a disability. Others might have wheelchairs you can hire for the day, or even adult changing facilities. They might also be able to enhance your day out with hands-on experiences that aren't widely advertised.
2. Take a trip down memory lane
If you are struggling for inspiration, or want a change from the tried and tested cafes and parks, then what about a trip that relates to your loved one's past jobs or hobbies? Do, however, remember your loved one's condition now, and think about how their job or hobby may have changed. If revisiting a workplace means exposing them to loud noises or lots of modern technology, it's worth finding an alternative trip to go on.
3. Pick a slower pace of life
Some people living with dementia may find it difficult to process information, so simple and quiet places are good destinations for outings. Learning venues, like local museums, are often good as people can approach them at their own pace. The key is to find stimulating places and activities that don't involve too many challenges or choices. Avoiding crowds and noise is important too. Dementia can also affect concentration so it's worth doing activities in short bursts. There's no need to plan a jam packed day of different experiences.
4. Enjoy the great outdoors
For most people, the best place to be is outside, enjoying and exploring nature. Outdoor and nature-based activities appeal to many people and will help those living with dementia both emotionally and physically. Activities can range from being guided around a park to a woodland walk. There are also organisations who take outdoor activities for those living with dementia to a whole new level. Visit dementiaadventure.co.uk to find out more about their impressive work.
5. Plan the journey
Some people with dementia can become bored or uncomfortable on longer car rides whereas others enjoy watching the world go by and listening to music. You'll know what your loved one can manage and therefore which destinations are accessible. Plan the journey, however long it may be. Are there places to stop for a break?
6. Timing is everything
Some people living with dementia may become anxious in crowds and traffic jams. Travel outside of rush hours and, if you can, use a satnav that tells you in advance of problems ahead and will find you another route. Avoid visiting popular places on weekends and in school holidays.
7. Whatever the weather
The weather needn't put you off. Being able to feel the wind on their face or smell fish and chips in the air gives those living with dementia a sense of space and time and a welcome distraction from their symptoms. Get out and about in autumn and winter – not just spring and summer.
8. Do a recce
It's always worth checking out a new venue in advance of your trip as it'll help you to relax and put your mind at ease ahead of your outing. You're the best judge of what your loved one can and can't manage. But here are some things you may want to look out for:
- Disabled parking close to the entrance
- Accessible toilets
- Accessible footpaths (this doesn't always mean wheelchair friendly)
- Suitable cafe or restaurant facilities
- Quiet places to eat or rest
9. Venue inspiration
There are thousands and thousands of places to go and things to do with people living with dementia. Here are some suggestions to help you to find the perfect place to visit.
- Start small. A trip to your local park is the perfect way to start. And it may be all your loved one wants to do.
- Is there a tea dance in your area? These traditional events usually include tea, cakes and a raffle and are very popular. These are often listed in the back of local newspapers but you can find them online too. It's worth booking a place in advance.
- Visit your local tourist information centre for ideas of museums or historical places in your local area.
- Enjoy a traditional afternoon tea. Garden centres, historic homes and local hotels are all places that lay on afternoon teas that you can enjoy together.
- Visit your local garden centre. Many now have fantastic facilities and tend to be quieter – but just as entertaining – as high street shops.
- Search online for a sensory garden in your area. These have been specially designed to provide visitors with different sensory experiences, with scented and edible plants, sculptures, water features and winding walkways.
- Memory cafés are a great way to meet other people living with dementia, and their carers. You can just drop in unannounced. They usually meet monthly for a couple of hours. An online search should help you to find a local one.
- Your local library may have a memory box for you to borrow. These contain original objects, like ration books, vinyl records, photos and documents which will draw your loved one back in time. Spending a few hours reminiscing is a very comforting experience for people with dementia and is something you can do together.
- Woods are a fantastic, free resource and often overlooked as a day out. Go online and visit The Woodland Trust or The Forestry Commission to find nearby woods that you can explore together.
- Get closer to nature with The Wildlife Trust and The RSPB. Visit wildlifetrust.org or rspb.org.uk for dozens of ideas on places to visit and things to do.
- Keep an eye on your local newspaper for reminiscence shows. The Moonlight Theatre Company, for example, tours the country presenting hour long themed mini-musicals with vintage songs and dances.
- Research has proved that being around animals has many positive benefits for those living with dementia. Do you have a friend with a friendly dog, or is there a petting zoo nearby?
- Day centres are great for helping people who are living with dementia to have a change of scenery. They offer the chance to learn new skills and to participate in a range of activities from art and craft to dance.
- Your local reservoir or nature reserve is likely to have easy and flat walkways. Many have picnic areas too, so you could take a picnic and some bird seed for the ducks.
- If you live by the coast, make the most of it! Paddle in the water, take a stroll along the pier, eat fish and chips out of the paper and end the day with an ice cream.
- Look out for The Rough Guide to Accessible Britain in your library or local bookshop. It isn't dementia-specific but it does have lots of suggestions for accessible places to visit around the country. The guide is free to Blue Badge holders and is produced in association with Motability.
- Rediscover our heritage. English Heritage, National Trust and National Trust for Scotland properties have sites with good access and facilities. Their websites will tell you more, and there are phone numbers you can call if you need to ask questions.
10. Keep a record
Use a little book to record all the places you visit. You'll have a useful reference guide for places that have been most enjoyable that you can visit again.
"Seaside trips are always a favourite with our residents. We go to Southsea every year. The residents paddle in the sea and enjoy the feel of the water on their feet. We always take a video of it so we can relive the moment again and again."
Ros Stevenson, Home Manager, Whitebourne.
11. Be prepared
Every person's needs are different, and you know your loved one best of all. However, when you're packing for a trip, it can be useful to have a checklist of things to take"
- Tickets
- Money – cash and credit card
- Map/satnav
- Radar key for disabled access to toilets (see section in the back of this guide)
- Blue Badge
- Ample food and drink
- Identity cards/photos, for pockets
- Regular prescription medication
- Mobile phone (fully charged) with emergency contact numbers stored
- Suitable footwear
- Umbrellas and rain coats OR hat, gloves and scarves OR sun hats and sun tan lotion
- Camera/camera phone or camcorder
Tips from Care Uk's Good To Go guide. For more advice on caring for someone with dementia visit www.careuk.com
- There's more great advice in every issue of Yours magazine, out every fortnight on a Tuesday.


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My session with John was explosive. I started making deep changes to my business and work the same week. These changes have led me to new, unexpected and very auspicious places.
Using a broad range of innovative techniques, we've developed a groundbreaking literacy intervention with amazing results. Research suggests ReadingWise English offers over 9 months reading age increase in just 20 hours.
Jamie studied French and Development studies and his PGCE at the University of Sussex and lived and taught all over the world. After returning to the UK and teaching in a secondary school for 5 years, where he delivered local authority-wide training sessions on transition, he founded Languagenut.com, a leading online resource for schools.
In 2010 Languagenut launched and soon over 10% of UK schools were using it to deliver fun language lessons. Languagenut now has users all over the world and the original product has evolved into a powerful tool that aids language teachers everywhere. He has also developed a unique EAL / ESL resource which supports the millions of children in the English speaking world who do not speak English as their first language.
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Document like a Journalist
Written by Carmen Bourlon and edited by Colin Ihrig
Documentation is one of the harder problems to solve in software because it seems so inconsequential compared to the code we are writing. And really, who has the time? When you're writing your feature and you're in the zone, do you really want to stop to comment your code?
When you have back-to-back projects scheduled, who has time to stop and update the readme before starting the next project. However, even if it is difficult, documentation provides many benefits to both your user and you, as the developer.
Users are far more likely to choose a product if it provides thorough documentation. Additionally, it's much easier for developers to onboard onto a project if documentation is provided. With this in mind, how can we write documentation and stay on top of our development work?
Journalism is the original documentation. The entire profession is based on taking subjects -- some of which might be very technical -- and distilling them for a large audience to consume. As such, journalism has some tips that we can apply to technical documentation to make the process faster and easier.
Take good notes
Nearly every journalist conducting an interview will take notes. You might think that taking notes isn't as important or useful for a software developer. However, keeping a notepad window open and jotting down what you're trying to do with your code, as well as the results you're seeing, is incredibly useful.
Taking notes as you're coding will help your memory later, should you leave and return to the project. It will also provide valuable context for code comments. Perhaps most helpful, if you plan to provide step-by-step instructions for how to use your product, the documentation can almost write itself from your meticulous notes.
You'll want to write down what you are attempting, and the result you get. If there are any errors, be sure to note them. Lastly, write down the resolution to any errors. This way when you begin writing your documentation guide, you have an idea what errors users might run into, and can provide suggestions on how to solve them.
Now that we have our notes ready, let's start writing.
Don't bury the lede
The lede is the first sentence of an article and contains the most pertinent information. For example, you wouldn't see an article about a new store opening with a first sentence about the store's last quarter sales. That's because the article isn't about the store's last quarter sales, it's about the new store opening.
Similarly, the first sentence of your README should be explaining what your app or library does. Later on, we would describe how the library works, but first the user needs to know what the app does before they can make any decisions about whether or not it meets their needs.
Inverted Pyramid
The inverted pyramid hails from simpler times when journalists would send their stories via telegraph. The technology was notoriously unreliable and information would often be lost. Because of this, the writer would send the most important information first to make sure it was received. If less important information was lost, it wouldn't have the same impact.
The secondary benefit of this was an editor needing to make space in the newspaper could begin cutting from the bottom without concern about losing relevant information.
Let's put this idea toward a user reading your documentation.
Take the most pertinent details and put those toward the top. Does your library require a third-party dependency? Is it only available in a specific package manager? These and other answers can go at the top of your README or wiki, with less pertinent information below.
Write Short
This rule is a boon for those who don't enjoy writing documentation. Because newspapers had (and still have) limited amounts of page space, it was important for reporters to "write short." Today, we face a different problem -- not with real estate, but with attention spans.
Readers often don't finish articles and posts. So when you're thinking about your documentation, think about the absolute necessities users will need to know. There is no need to provide length explanations, particularly not in a README or Getting Started document. Instead of explaining exactly how one of your methods works, you can simply say what it does and link to a more thorough wiki.
Five Ws and an H
There are six questions every article should answer: who, what, when, where, why, and how. Technical documentation isn't complete without answering each of these questions, either. Let's discuss each question in more detail.
There are multiple whos in documentation. There's the person writing it, the person who developed the library or product, the developer who may use the library, or the end user of the product. So whom are we addressing in the documentation?
For documentation purposes, you'll want to focus on the user. This question might be asking, who would use this library? Our answer might be, "a JavaScript developer who wants a simple library for easy array sorting."
As you ask yourself how to answer the question of "what" in your documentation, think about what your product is trying to achieve. What problem are you trying to solve? You might include something like, "Sorting arrays is hard and our library makes it easier with three simple functions."
Your reader will need to know when the library was written so they'll be able to see if your library is current. Additionally, your reader may ask "when should I use this library?" And perhaps more importantly, "are there scenarios when I shouldn't use this library?"
Are there circumstances when a developer should not use the library? An explanation might look like, "Our simple sorting library only handles four common sorting issues. If you need something more robust, you can check out
The question of "where" doesn't necessarily refer to a physical location. Your documentation should tell the reader where they would go to find more information about your library. Are there discussion boards or a Slack channel? Is there a wiki? Your documentation should tell the reader where to find all of this information.
You might say something like, "If the README doesn't answer all of your questions, check out the FAQs. If your question still isn't answered, you can make your way to our discussion board," while providing links for both.
When your reader is asking themselves why to use your library, what they are really asking is why use your library instead of another library. You can answer that by explaining why you wrote the library or product. If there was another library that inspired yours, but was missing some key functionality, you can explain that and answer your reader's question while simultaneously explaining your product further.
When your reader is reading your documentation, they will need to know how to interface with your library or how to get started with your app. You should briefly outline the steps in a skimmable way -- remember, write short! Bullet points or numbered steps are the easiest way for your reader to consume the information. This is especially true if they are moving back and forth between the window their app is in and your documentation page. It's easier to find your last place in a bulleted list, rather than re-read an entire paragraph.
However, it's unlikely that your wiki will be as short as your README, and for good reason. Your wiki is the place for more thorough documentation. When you begin documenting individual functions, you'll want to explain how each method works in some detail. You'll also want to explain how to implement each function, so be sure to mention any required and optional parameters.
Bringing it all together
It's common for certain paragraphs of your documentation to overlap on which questions they answer, and that's OK! The most important part of documentation is that it is thorough, and by answering the questions above, you'll come out with helpful and concise documentation.
The contributors to JavaScript January are passionate engineers, designers and teachers. Emily Freeman is a developer advocate at Kickbox and curates the articles for JavaScript January.


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CHARLOTTE, N.C. (Mark Price/Charlotte Observer) - A pig was taken into police custody Thursday morning in North Carolina, and social media can't get enough of the photos showing it looking guilty in the back of a squad car.
The arrest happened in Thomasville, where police said they found the pig around 9:15 a.m., wandering a neighborhood in the 100 block of Rodelia Street.
Yes, there was a pig in rush hour traffic... or Thomasville's version of rush hour. The town of about 27,000 people is 80 miles northeast of Charlotte.
Thomasville police tweeted three photos of the scruffy-looking pig sitting in the back of a patrol car, including two with its head poking mournfully out the back window.
It's not clear if they did it in humor, or were just hoping someone would recognize the wayward pig and come pick it up. It wasn't explained how they caught the pig and wrestled it into the squad car.
"Efforts to locate the owner were not successful. Contact the Davidson Co. Animal Shelter if you know who the pig belongs to," said the tweet.
Later in the day, someone shared photos of the pig in solitary at the animal shelter.
Within an hour of the police tweet, media outlets ran with such headlines as: "Pig Goes 'Hog Wild' and Police Give It a Patrol Car Ride to the Animal Shelter."
Hundreds of commenters on Twitter and Facebook also chimed in with an exhausting list of hog, pork and bacon puns, including a WXII TV reporter who called it a "HAM-BER ALERT."
Several noted the pig appeared to be smiling in defiance on his way to the pokey.
"Only in Thomasville," posted Kathy Autry on Facebook.
"Charge him with possible hamicid," tweeted Donna Coffey.
"Calling Swine-1-1...," said Kendrick Fruits.


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This objective of this comprehensive safety course is to provide the student with the knowledge required to safely own, maintain, carry, and shoot a firearm. It is designed to exceed Delaware's training requirements for citizens seeking to apply for their Delaware license to carry a concealed deadly weapon.
The State of Delaware requires a training course for Delaware residents who seek to obtain a license to conceal their pistol. This program consists of two classes, scheduled to run on the same day or back-to-back. The first is our NRA Basic Pistol Training Course and the second is our Delaware Patriot Concealed Carry class.
Together, these classes exceed the requirements found in Delaware State Code, Title 11, § 1441(a)(3).
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A while back I became aware of a blog entitled
This is the parish in Louisiana where my father was from and where I spent some of my first four years.
One of the features of the blog, is posting newspaper articles from the late 1800's and early 1900's. Now, this was a very small town newspaper and every thing from breaking a good dish, to a new calf being born, to someone being shot on the street makes the paper.
I even found an article from 1943 where my father conducted the funeral of a young woman killed in an automobile accident.
I recently read this write-up of a wedding and found it so interesting and southern that I had to share.
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Dean – Trimble
The Gazette September 27, 1899
"Last Wednesday morning a large company of friends assembled at the Trimble residence to witness the marriage of Miss Anna Laura Trimble to Mr. William Evans Dean. At the appointed hour the inspiring strains of Meudelssohn's wedding march, pealed forth from the skillful touch of Miss Naunie Dean, of Portland Arkansas, sister of the groom and the bridal party appeared.
Little Gladys Baughman and Pearl Covington, in dainty gowns of white organdie over green, with green sashes, led the way carrying white satin ribbons which formed an aisle across the double parlors. Following these fairy-like leaders came Rev. H. B. Thomason, the officiating minister. Then came the groom, Mr. William Evans Dean, attended by Mr. J. W. Pugh, of Portland, Arkansas. Next came the attendants, Mr. W. L. Timble of Hillsboro, Texas, brother of the bride, and Miss Margaret Dean of Portland, Arkansas, sister of the groom. Lastly appeared the bride, Miss Anna Laura Trimble, accompanied by her sister, Miss Belle Trimble, as maid of honor.
The bridal party took their places in the bay window, beneath a beautiful floral decoration of white roses and ivy, the bride and groom standing in the center where two wreaths of white roses entwined together above their heads, suggesting purity and innocence and infinity. As the strains of music died away, Mr. Thomason pronounced, in an impressive manner, the beautiful words of the Episcopal marriage ceremony and the fond lovers plighted their broth "for better, for worse." After the benediction the happy couple led the way to the dining room, followed by the guests, and there partook of the wedding breakfast.
The bride, Miss Anna Trimble, is a daughter of the late Judge J. E. Trimble and Belle Munger Trimble, and has been, since her girlhood, one of the most popular members of the Farmerville's social circle. As she stood at the hymeneal alter, robed in the purest white organdie over silk, enveloped in the graceful folds of the wedding veil, she looked, in truth, the type of purity and sweetness and loveliness her family and associates have always known her. Fortunate, indeed, the man who wrestles with life's problems with such a woman at his side.
The groom, Mr. W. E. Dean, is a son of the well known merchant, Mr. J. D. Dean, and Margaret Kittrell Dean of Portland, Arkansas. He himself, though a young man is already known in commercial circles, and his fine business qualifications, affable manner, and sterling qualities of integrity, industry and manliness bespeak for him a most successful career in the business and social world.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean left Wednesday at noon for St. Louis, where they will spend their honeymoon before returning to their future home in Portland, Arkansas. They were the recipients of many beautiful gifts, and the wish of their hosts of friends is that love and joy and contentment, and health and peace and prosperity, may be their portion in life."
They just don't do wedding write-ups like this anymore, do they?
Sadly, the beautiful marriage ceremony did not guarantee that it would last and at some point, Anna and William were divorced.
Pictured above, on the right, is a picture of Mrs. Anna Dean, in approximately 1930. She died in 1945 and William in 1954.


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In 1974, the Virginia legislature established the Virginia Residential Landlord and Tenant Act ("VRLTA"), which can now be found at §§ 55-248.2 et. seq. Among its purposes, the VRLTA aims "to simplify, clarify, modernize and revise the law governing the rental of dwelling units and the rights and obligations of landlords and tenants; to encourage landlords and tenants to maintain and improve the quality of housing; and to establish a single body of law relating to landlord and tenant relations throughout the Commonwealth." This act has undergone numerous revisions with significant amendment this year alone.
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Excerpt of Specular - Video provided by Emerson College
SAMO was invited to create an animation piece that was a part of the Emerson Project: Uncommon Project. The project was a part of a public projection mapped canvas on the school's building which is under construction to be able to bring public art and spectacle to the busy intersection of the Boston Commons.
Specular is based off a mirror or conversation of the building looking at itself. The piece is compiled of simple color, light, and form treatments that speak to this idea and create a meditative illusion that the building is alive with an internal reflection.
The project was produced by Design Communications Ltd.
Projection Mapping
3D Animation
Emerson College, Boston Commons


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11 lb Beets
1.3 Gal Water
1 Garlic Head
5 tspns Salt
5 Allspice Berries
1 Small Piece of Horseradish Root
5 Peppercorn Grains
1 Dill Stem
1 tspn juice from pickled cucumbers or pickled cabbage (gluten-free)
1 small piece of dark bread crust (with gluten)
Peel and thinly slice or coarsely grate the beets. Cut the garlic head in half. Place the beets in a stoneware or glass dish and add the garlic along with the remaining ingredients. Cover the beets with salt water (dissolve 1 tspn salt in 1 L water). Add the starter to accelerate the pickling process.
The beets will be ready after a couple of days, but for best results wait 7-9 days. The longer you wait, the spicier and stronger the beet juice will be. This pickled beet juice is a very healthy drink and has a wonderful taste without the earthy and raw flavor of fresh beets. Seemingly mildly carbonated, it is an exquisite beverage. Store the pickled beet juice in a bottle and refrigerate.


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There was a stretch of the second period on Tuesday when the Islanders showed some life, sparked by 19-year-old Anthony Beauvillier's first NHL goal.
But that stretch was dwarfed by far longer durations of inconsistent play and the Islanders being a step behind the Sharks. That was the case on Joe Pavelski's game-winner with 2:11 to play, a redirection from the high slot where Pavelski got his stick down in free space right in front of Nick Leddy to send the puck over Jaroslav Halak's shoulder and give San Jose a 3-2 win at Barclays Center.
"We could've defended that play a little harder," Jack Capuano said after his team fell to 1-3-0 on the season. "We've got pretty good position there, but you've got to get sticks (tied up)."
That wasn't the only failing for the Islanders in facing Sharks rookie goaltender Aaron Dell, who was making his NHL debut. The Isles mustered only four shots on Dell in the opening period, none after the five-minute mark had elapsed. The Isles, who out-attempted the Ducks 27-5 in the first period on Sunday, had only nine attempts at the net in Tuesday's first period.
They left the ice after one trailing by a goal on Melker Karlsson's score from the top of Halak's crease.
Asked if the slow start was more San Jose than the Islanders, Travis Hamonic shrugged. "Probably us," he said. "You can't (compliment) them for us not having our legs at the start. It felt like we were a step slow."
That extended into the middle of the second, with the Sharks coming off a 7-4 loss to the Rangers on Monday clearly looking to play a simple, physical road game and keep Dell's crease clean.
In stepped Beauvillier, the young forward playing his third NHL game. He jumped off the bench and onto a feed from Josh Bailey, throwing a backhand towards the net that was blocked. Beauvillier followed and shoveled another try that flipped up on Dell and the goaltender waved the fluttering puck into his own net at 9:39 of the second.
"I was pretty happy, pretty excited," Beauvillier said. "I was on the bench smiling, so I was pretty excited for sure."
The Isles jumped ahead 2:10 later when Anders Lee snapped a nifty saucer pass from Jason Chimera past Dell and the building and the home bench had some life. The Isles pressed for a two-goal edge, with Cal Clutterbuck ringing a shot off the post, before the Sharks pulled even off another Isles lapse.
Controlling play, the Islanders retrieved a puck and iced it with just over two minutes to go in the second. Joe Thornton beat Casey Cizikas on the faceoff, the puck worked around the Isles zone and Thornton threw a puck to the crease, where it banked off Tomas Hertl's leg and behind Halak at 18:03.
"I haven't coached a team in a lot of years that gives up this many goals after we ice the puck," Capuano said. "We're dominating a shift, we ice it and it's in the back of our net. They just threw the puck from the side."
Capuano was disappointed his team managed only 23 shots on Dell and were out-attempted 54-44. Pavelski took a delay of game penalty with 1:06 left, giving the Islanders a six-on-four advantage with Halak pulled, but they didn't get off a shot inside the Sharks zone with that edge.
"We were too slow at times and it cost us," Lee said. "Just playing catch-up all night. They were coming in off a back-to-back and they played smart. We just didn't."
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His mom had always told him to be a leader and not a follower, and that is exactly what Cohen Charles did. In a few months' time, the 22 year old Linguistics graduate will be jetting off to Norway where he will be furthering his studies at one of the best universities in the world.
Cohen's success can be mainly attributed to the way his mom, Elaine, raised him. Like most kids growing up in Manenberg, he could have easily become a crime statistic, but it was his mom that kept him and his twin brother off the streets. She taught them that every choice has a consequence and they should always make the right choices. She kept them in the house until they were 15, at which time she was satisfied that they could think for themselves and make the right choices.
Despite being a single working mom, Elaine also made a point of having enough time to be actively involved in their schooling. She made maths charts which she pasted on their walls so that they could practice and she created vocabulary flashcards to test them every day. She taught them the value of hard work and to this very day, Cohen lives by his mother's life lessons.
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During his final year, he applied to study the University of Oslo in Norway as a bilateral exchange student and because of his excellent academic record, he was accepted. He is very excited about flying for the first time and being able to live in Norway and experience its unique culture.
Cohen could have easily been a crime statistics, but thanks to a dedicated mom, he is well on his way conquering the world.
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Julia Cassell, MA
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Julie Cassell is an educator, speaker and writer. She has served in the educational ministry, both full and part-time, in every level from Kindergarten through college, for 25 years. She's lived in the Tampa area for the last eight years with her pastor husband, Brad, and three sons. During that time, she taught at Tampa Adventist Academy, as well as Rushe Middle and Bayonet Point Middle, both Pasco County schools. Prior to that, she lived in Georgia, Pennsylvania, and Michigan. She was born and raised in Georgia, and studied English and Creative Writing at Agnes Scott College in Atlanta. She received her Master's degree in Education from Andrews University in Michigan. She loves cooking, singing, faith art journaling, blog writing and making crafting videos for her YouTube channel. Her oldest son, Mason, is a sophomore at Adventist Health University in Orlando, and her two younger sons are both attending North Tampa–Adam is a senior and Liam is an 8th grader.
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Dawn McLendon's background includes extensive experience in education and marketing, with roles in teaching, administrative, and recruitment/enrollment at schools within the Adventist education system.
Prior to her previous position as Marketing Director at Foot & Ankle Associates of Florida, Ms. McLendon served in the role of Vice President, Marketing and Enrollment Services at Adventist University of Health Sciences (formerly Florida Hospital College of Health Sciences), where she was also a member of the Adventist Enrollment Association and FHCHS Admissions Committee.
Before joining Adventist University, she held positions as Associate Superintendent of Education and Classroom Educator with the Florida Conference of Seventh-day Adventists.
Ms. McLendon began her career as a Classroom Educator with the Chesapeake Conference of Seventh-Day Adventists and holds a degree in Elementary Education from Washington Adventist University, as well as a M.Ed. in Educational Leadership from the University of South Florida.


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text: Emergencies happen. They are an inevitability for pets and their families. So, it's imperative pet parents are prepared for them, that they know what constitutes an emergency, and they know when to see immediate veterinary medical care. Here from CriticalCareDVM are two articles about common emergency situations and what you should do about them:


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|2009 年 3月 18日 (水) 15:30 - 17:00
|場 所
|九州大学箱崎キャンパス 理学部 3号館 3階 3311 号室
|講 演 者
|SHI, Zhong-Ci (Institute of Computational Mathematics, Chinese Academy of Sciences)
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|Recent progress on wilson nonconforming finite element
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|Wilson nonconforming finite element (1973) is a very useful rectangular element in practice. It is shown in many engineering applications that the convergence behavior of this element is better than that of the commonly used bilinear element. However, mathematical studies carried out so far cannot justify it. I have spent many years on this problem. The results obtained by use of standard finite element analysis are not satisfactory.
Recently (2007--) we tackle this problem from a different view point, i.e. from Mechanics, where the Wilson element was originated. We have succeeded in proving both mathematically and numerically that the Wilson element is free of shear locking for a wide class of bending dominated plane elasticity problems, while the bilinear element suffers from shear locking.
Therefore, we elucidate a long-standing folklore: why Wilson element does a better job in many practical applications than the bilinear element.


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Hi, i have got ATI HD 3200 graphics card and i want to dedicate more video memory becouse it is currently on 256 mb and my shared system memory is 639 mb. Can any one tell me how to increase video memory dedication and decrease the shared system memory?
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How much RAM is dedicated to video use is limited by the amount of RAM on the video card. Increasing this is rarely possible. How much shared memory will be used by the video system is set with a BIOS option. Every system is different.


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The believers fight back against the atheist bus adverts.
News stories here, here, here and here.
At least it's a positive statement rather than the atheist's "probably" though the certainty itself has drawn criticism. Difficult to get it right of course. What about something like "I'm absolutely certain that there probably is a God".
On the other hand you could use the first line of this verse from Leonard Cohen's Hallelujah:
Maybe there's a God above
And all I ever learned from love
Was how to shoot at someone who outdrew you
It's not a cry you can hear at night
It's not somebody who's seen the light
it's a cold and it's a broken Hallelujah.
You can download a part of a recent Leonard Cohen concert at the Beacon Theatre, New York, February 19, 2009 at this site. Scroll down it's on the left. It includes Hallelujah.
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Grow Slow
Grow Slow
These words have been in my head
Last couple of days......
A reminder to move
At your very own pace.
So much that we see.....
Says we aren't fast enough...
Like if you don't do this thing
You'll never catch up
So every day.......
I'm learning to (Grow Slow)
No need to be so fast
That you
Forget as you go
Life can be short
We know this to be fact
But if you rush the creative
You might feel a lack
Lack of "this"
Less than "that"
The feeling of trailing
Behind the pack.....
Well I say "It doesn't matter"
If you love what you do
Grow slow with the moment
And it will grow with you
And before you know it
You've become a great towering Forrest
Because that slow growth
Creates roots below it
Roots that dive
And creep all around
A concrete foundation
Forced deep underground
A strong base to hold you
So tall and upright
Lets you shoot up......
And lift toward light
Grow slow.....
Grow slow.....
Grow slow.....
My dear
It may only last
A few days
Or a year
Knowing this is steady work.....
All the way down to it's seams
It's ok to
My Love.....
Sending so much love out there today.
This one is written especially just for you.
A good reminder to allow things to simply unfold.


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With the economy chugging along and the stock market soaring, you'd think plaintiff securities attorneys might be doing a lot of sitting around and twiddling their thumbs. Not so. For one thing, eligibility rules for bringing cases against negligent broker-dealers and financial advisors extend back a few years, so in some states we can still bring claims from the tail end of the 2008-9 crisis (our home state of Pennsylvania, with its six-year eligibility rule, being one of them). For another, broker-dealers and brokers are always recommending products to customers that are too risky or too complex, often both.
Your Broker May Get Paid More for Selling You Risky, Complex Investments
We probably all understand that, in spite of the fiduciary duty brokers owe their customers, there's a certain potential conflict of interest in how brokers get paid fees and commissions for selling products to those customers. While you may be a broker's customer, paying them fees per trade or a flat fee, he or she may also be getting paid by the companies that issue investments. After all, not all investments are created equal. But all issuers of investment need investors to purchase them if they're going to get funded or keep being traded around. Some investments, of course, are riskier than others, some are more complex, and some pay higher fees. As you might imagine, the riskier and more complex products are, the more likely they are to come with higher commissions. So there's often a skewed incentive for brokers and investment advisors to recommend that customers invest in products that get brokers paid more, like REITs, private placements, leasing programs, and nontraditional ETFs. The problem is, these rather exotic products are not always suitable for the customers; and, the brokers and advisors don't always fully understand how the products work, or they abuse them.
Complex Investments Must Be Suitable for Investors and Used Properly
Recently, we received calls from a group of mostly senior investors whose mutual advisor had placed all of them in leveraged ETFs tied to the price of gold. Leveraged ETFs are one form of what are called nontraditional ETFs (the other form being inverse ETFs) which track a market benchmark, deliver multiples of return on that benchmark, and are designed to be traded on a single day only. For example, if you had say a leveraged ETF tied to the price of gold, as these investors had, and your multiple was 3X, your return would be 3X the price performance of gold. That means if gold goes down, then you lose 3X your investment. Now that's risky. In the case of these investors, it gets worse. Not only were they mostly senior investors who really had no business being invested in nontraditional ETFs, but all while the gold market crashed, their investment advisor kept them invested in the leveraged gold ETFs for months! Outrageous. The products are designed specifically for just one day. Evidently, this investment advisor was foolishly hoping the ETFs would bounce back. But these ETFs don't work like that. They reset every day. Needless to say, these poor investors got absolutely crushed.
The securities industry watchdog, FINRA, has issued multiple warnings about nontraditional ETF products. Long before ETFs ever existed, however, financial advisors were steering customers into products that were not suited for them, but that would enrich the broker. Financial advisors, investment advisors, and broker-dealers can all be held accountable for negligence and abuse of these kinds. And enormous losses in complex products like ETFs, REITs, private placements, MLPs, leasing programs, and other DPPs just look so much worse when the financial markets are thriving. That's how we securities attorneys keep busy trying to recover for investors in a bull market.


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What a night we had last night, the rain pelted it down, waking us up several times. Must admit it's a lovely cosy feeling being snuggled in bed, while the rain bucketed it down on the roof. Being woken by the rain wasn't really conducive with a peaceful night though, as yesterday's reference to the noisy ghost at the top of the Adderley Locks gave me nightmares!
When we set of this morning, around 9.30ish, I once again offered to do the locks, with the proviso that if I got tired John and I would swap 'jobs'. Cyan was untied from her mooring, and I walked up to the first/bottom lock of the Adderley flight. The locks did look gloomy after all the rain last night, but nothing could prepare me for the fact that as I approached the lock, a lock gate swung open! It was the gate on the other side of the lock. So now I'm in a panic, I darn't mention anything to John because he'd just not understand, and worse of all, he'd laugh! "Of course", I'm telling myself, there has to be a reason for such things. I opened the gate nearest to the towpath, then I climbed over the top gate to get to the other side of the lock, hardly daring to look at the gate that swung. Cyan was soon inside the lock, I shut the gates, and opened the sluices.
Luckily the next 4 locks were all empty for us.
At Adderley Top Lock, the lovely kind person who has set out a stall of fresh bread, homemade scones, eggs, tomatoes, etc., and a fridge freezer full of goodies, had replenished her stock. I bought one of their delicious homemade pork pies for £2.50, which we had for tea tonight!
At our next set of 5 locks, the Tyrley flight, all the locks were set against us. Though these two happy fellows cheered us up. Someone has recently decorated this character's hat with colourful apples and a corn cob.
The by-wash on these flights are notoriously difficult, as seen in the pic below:
When we got to Tyrley Lock 2, the heavens opened, and as soon as Cyan had risen in the lock, I jumped on, we pulled up the 'pram hood', and had a cup of coffee. We wasn't holding anyone up, so we stayed in the lock for about half an hour while the thunder and lightening did its worse.
At the top lock we used the Elsan, dumped our rubbish, and filled with water – except we didn't completely fill up with water as the water-point was slow. By the time we'd done our chores, the sun had come out in full glory.
And then we entered the narrow cutting:
Eventually the canal opened! Cruising today has been thoroughly enjoyable in the sunshine.
Not sure, but this building does look like stables from the 'olden days' to shelter and rest the canal horses.
The sky is full of weather, unpredictable to forecast.
One of the wonderful aspects to cruising along, is that you get to meet and appreciate people you wouldn't normally come across. This elderly man and his elderly dog really touched us. We'd have missed this loving relationship if we were travelling in a car.
Eventually we moored after Bullocks Bridge (#42) on the visitor's mooring, though we did annoy a local.
After mooring, and kicking off my wet trainers, we peacefully settled down with a wee dram. But that was until I stepped on a wasp, and got stung twice on my foot (probably the wasp was drawn to cheesy feet!). Jumping about in panic, and shouting at John to get rid of the wasp which was crawling around on a rug, an excited Rusty rushed to see what was up. Trouble was he ran over the wasp, making us lose sight of the thing. We thought at first he'd trodden on it and got it caught in his paws, thankfully that wasn't the case. After two piraton, and two paracetamol, washed down with Tesco's whisky reserve, I'm looking forward to a more peaceful night!
Today we've travelled 12.5 miles, and travelled through 10 locks. WiFi is 40Mg, Digital TV is fine.


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|Second Grave, l-r Chris Drzal, Dave Gein, Krista Van Guilder, and Chuck Ferreira
Second Grave is a pretty killer second act for a quartet of vets from the stoner, doom and psych metal trenches. Second Grave makes its live debut Thursday, Aug. 30, at Ralph's Diner, 148 Grove St., Worcester, as part of the Metal Thursday series. Faces of Bayon and two more bands to be announced are also playing.
Second Grave features ex-Warhorse singer Krista Van Guilder, ex Nodscene drummer Chuck Ferreira, ex-Suckapunch guitarist Chris Drzal, and current Black Pyramid bassist Dave Gein.
Second Grave comes out swinging with a debut E.P. that is simply huge and ominous. The chiming instrumental intro "Through the Red Door" sets up the slow-burning "Covet." The tune digs a dark groove for a few minutes before Van Guilder's vocals soar out of the abyss. It's a dynamic that works across the board.
But the band doesn't use its contrasting doom tunes and clarion vocals as an easy formula. The songs bounce from the condemning "Covet" to the fantasy nightmare of "Mountains of Madness." And while most of the songs hit that 8-minute doom/psych pre-epic standard, Second Grave isn't afraid to toss out a compact, hard rocking gem such as "Soul Extinction."
"We're all in our mid-30s and we've all been around the block with this style of music. We're at a point where we want to experiment," Ferreira says.
Ferreira contacted Van Guilder early last year about starting a project. With Drzal and another bassist, things progressed slowly until Gein joined in September, providing a shot in the arm and additional sonic surface to explore.
"We like to say we're doom-tinged, or doom-laden. But once Dave joined, we had a guy from Black Pyramid and that whole influence," Ferreira says of the distinctly trippy vibes worked into Second Grave.
Van Guilder handles all of the lyrics and says the writing knows no boundaries.
"The music comes first, and I'm a guitar player so I think about fitting words to music," she says. "The subjects just start with what I see around me. I see what's happening or is in the news and look for a story to tell, a way to spin it."
When Warhorse was roaring back around '96 it was typically the odd band on the bill.
"There wasn't much of a doom scene. A lot of people didn't seem to get it or didn't appreciate it," Van Guilder says. "Last year I went to a Metal Thursday at Ralph's and it was packed. And it was pretty much all doom. It's a funny turn of events. I think this band is coming out at the right time."
And it's a nicely calculated arrival. The E.P. is a fantastic calling card, recorded with Black Pyramid's Clay Neely producing.
Ferreira says Second Grave will keep working on new material and building the fan base as it ramps up to a full-length recording.
"I think it will be an interesting year," he says.
And it's off to a pretty good start.
To check out the tunes, follow this link to the Second grave's Bandcamp page http://secondgrave.bandcamp.com/album/second-grave
Out and about, Kataklysm headlines Wednesday, Aug. 29 at The Palladium, 261 Main St., Worcester. Show time is 7 p.m. with Fleshgod Apocalypse, Vital Remains, The Flooding, and In Harm's Way also playing.
Widow Sunday bids adieu with a farewell show Thursday, Aug. 30, at Great Scott, 1222 Commonwealth Ave., Allston. Pathogenic, Murdoc, and Your Pain Is Endearing are also on the bill.
Lich King, Zombie Fighter, Flood of Arcadia, Trendemic, and Elementalist play Friday, Aug. 31, at Black Moon Music Lounge, 37 State St. Belchertown. The 18+ show starts at 8 p.m. A Wanted Awakening was originally on the bill but bowed out this week for medical reasons. Get well soon, fellas.


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The second season of Netflix's 80s-set women's wrestling comedy GLOW is set to premiere at the end of June, and a new trailer shows just how many challengers the women face, both in and outside of the ring. The critically acclaimed series from creators Liz Flahive and Carly Mensch delivered a comedy suplex when it dropped on the streaming service around this time last year, with its outstanding ensemble led by Alison Brie and Betty Gilpin, and a stellar supporting role for Marc Maron.
The business of selling GLOW season 2 so far has been a lot of fun, as Netflix has leaned in to the show's period setting with photos of Brie's on-screen character Ruth Wilder in full wrestling gear as Zoya the Destroyer, and with a teaser trailer that, though devoid of any real season 2 footage, nevertheless delivered the equivalent of a music video. Set to Michael Sembello's 'Maniac,' the trailer definitely proved the show's 80s bona fides, and in doing so also demonstrated how well the series' creators manage throwbacks to the decade.
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The trailer for the full season is a different story altogether, thankfully. It's full of fans, weird groupies, and more struggles in and out of the ring for the women who make up the cast of the Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling. And in less than two minutes time, it outlines a number of potential storylines involving Ruth and her conflicted relationship with Gilpin's Debbie Eagan, who's in the midst of a divorce (thanks to Ruth's affair with her philandering husband, Mark, played by Mad Men alum Rich Sommer), as well as Ruth's involvement with GLOW in general.
There are hints that things are not well in the land of women's professional wrestling, as several mentions of the show's cancelation indicate. There are hints that the show will address its own #MeToo storyline, decades before the movement helped shine a spotlight on some of the behavior hinted at in the trailer. The new season also seems like it will address how the deliberately offensive nature of some of the wrestlers' names — like Welfare Queen — lead to some uncomfortable conversations and presumptions when the women are out of character and approached by fans.
The good and bad aspects of fandom seem as though they will be a part of what GLOW season 2 is interested in exploring, and as evidenced by the encounter Shiela the She-Wolf (Gayle Rankin) has with a cosplaying fan, the trailer proves the series knows how to frame both in a way that's entertaining.
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