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On set at the beach in Ireland
Well now, it's been a week and I really could start with "Well now Universe, enough playing around, this year you're really whipping up a storm"….and just like one of those books you can get where there are two or three story lines you get to decide upon which ending you'd like - I feel like it would be possible to write that out, although that would be rather dramatic.
Last Thursday (I skipped last weeks confessional as I was standing in the rain in Dublin, merrily working on a film set) so last Thursday I flew in to Dublin for work. My friend Patricia who I met 19 years ago on a feature film had written a short film and hired me to take the stills photos for it so off I went.
I was full of excitement to head home, a city I had lived in for 2 years, where I met + made the most amazing friends, created an awesome life for myself, fell in love + discovered photography was my thing.
Working with Patricia again felt like I had come full circle and wandering around Dublin between being on set enabled me to take trips down memory lane, to ponder how life had gone over the last 19 years and see how Dublin had changed, evolved and like old friends we had catching up to do.
Seeking out The Gallery of Photography I smiled so broadly!! (It hadn't changed a bit) It was here I would bring my rolls of film to develop and make contact sheets and then prints of the film I worked on and cut my teeth on. The film that propelled me in to a new career, a new direction + an enormous amount of opportunities I never imagined existed. 2000-2002 was a time of growth and change in Ireland + everyone was so friendly + helpful. I love that I can walk around now and have such fond memories, I can see where shops have changed and new ones take their place or the old ones exist + have weathered the storms of the past years. Breathing through the kinks of some memories, I set some of my own ghosts free.
Ahhh Captain Americas!!! A wonderful accompaniment to a Thursday evening :-) + a good place to start a night out! The MOST epic cocktail ever circa 2002 was The Irish Black Russian
Part Kalhua, Tia Maria + Vodka, 4/5ths cola + a smash of Guinness - well worth trying!!! :-)
So back to the film…..A wonderful two days photographing the stills for a great film with an amazing cast + crew and being back in the thick of it all was great fun.
Now, what started as a cough tickle on Thursday went full blown by the time I got home on Sunday evening and by 10pm after calling 111 three paramedics were on my doorstep. I'd had difficulty breathing and called 111 to ask for some advice, by the time I was chatting, well I'd like to say I was chatting but the fact is I was drawing heavily for breath + in quite a lot of pain by the time I spoke to "Katie" the lovely call handler - she was great + could hear I was in trouble, I always feel like I'm making a fuss or wasting their time so must have apologised about 15 times before she said she was sending out the troops.
It was a bit scary, they ran tests when they arrived and asked me to pack a bag as they were running me in to hospital for extra checks. After a series of blood tests + an ECG I was allowed home + diagnosed with a Viral lung infection - delicious! Not delicious. I discovered this week, even when really sick I am a rubbish patient and for two days was fighting with myself and my virus until Wednesday when I finally gave in, lay down and slept. I've been reading, colouring (a new one on me) + drinking so much juice, squash + tea it's amazing I'm not just a puddle right now. Anyways, it's been a week of delights and leaning in to being ill, giving up and surrendering and waiting and allowing whatever is next to come along. I feel so blessed to have been part of the film crew in Ireland and I am excited to see how it develops and what the future holds for it over the coming months. As for me, I'm off to lie down again and read, hoping that this virus disappears very quickly!


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For me, 2016 has been an experimental year of slow, incremental changes to my fitness regimen and diet in an attempt to live an overall healthier life. Trying to suddenly start working out twice a day or take on an overly restrictive diet have never proved sustainable to me, so instead I've made use of that ClassPass subscription to try out different workouts and establish a consistent routine. I try to hit up a few classes per week, as well as visit the gym on my own. However, making changes to my diet has been the slightly more challenging task. Though I definitely wouldn't categorize myself as someone that constantly eats junk, as a food blogger, I do get the opportunity to indulge in many wonderful meals per week, making watching what I eat occasionally less realistic. I mean, how can I be expected to pass up that free charcuterie at The Cannibal when it's sitting on the table? And since I spend the rest of my week running around the city, finding time to make myself healthy, wholesome meals when I'm not checking out a new restaurant is another challenge (not to mention I don't really cook, and certainly don't have the disposable income to have Sweetgreen everyday). Which is why I'm basically the ideal candidate for a service like Thistle.
A start-up food delivery service from San Francisco that launched in 2013, Thistle's goal was always to make healthy, high quality foods more accessible. They make nutritious meals using organic, local, and sustainable ingredients, delivering them fresh to your doorstep on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. The best part? You don't even have to assemble them (score one for us non-cooks). Creating a new menu every week, their chefs pack every meal with superfoods, avoiding gluten and dairy. The service is totally customizable, allowing you to choose between 3 to 5 days of food and select how many meals/day you want (vegan or meat); skip any week, cancel anytime, and feel free to add on snacks, juices, etc.
Currently, they only deliver to SF and LA-- but not the Valley, so Kyle kindly let me use his place as the delivery location. It arrived promptly and as schedule on a Monday morning, with enough food for Monday's lunch and dinner, as well as breakfast, lunch, and dinner on Tuesday, with the addition of a few snacks, juices, and even an almond milk latte! Since I was still running around a bit that week and had some dinners scheduled, I didn't necessarily eat everything for its intended meal, but the kind folks at Thistle told me the food is still good 2-3 days after the date listed, allowing me to spread out the meals throughout my week a bit more. Everything was clearly labelled with their suggested day/time of day for eating, as well as all the nutritional information and serving instructions; the dishes that weren't meant to be served cold included details instructions for easily heating up in the microwave or on the stove. I absolutely loved this transparency: knowing exactly how many calories (most seemed to be around/under 500 calories), grams of protein, carbs, etc that I was consuming per day. And the ease of not having to give any thought to my meals or how to prepare them was actually quite a lovely break from the usual routine.
Aside from the ease, clarity, and convenience, the meals were actually quite tasty and well portioned. My favorite meal might have been Monday's lunch of Black & Pinto Bean Taco Salad w/ Ground Turkey. A mere 415 calories (including the Creamy Chipotle Ranch dressing), it was actually a very substantial salad and I couldn't even finish it! I loved the fresh tomatoes, corn, and the crunchy gluten free tortilla chips sprinkled on top. The ground turkey was a nice, healthy, and light addition of protein, and made the whole salad very satisfying overall (not at all like the rabbit food that typically comes to mind when one thinks of healthy salads). It's also gluten and dairy free, and would've been super easy to take with me and stick in the fridge for those days when I'm working from a co-working space. I also really loved the Almond Milk Latte with cold brew coffee, which was compact and adorable but packed with flavor (and enough caffeine to get me through my day). For dinner, another favorite was the Nutty Roasted Apple-Cranberry Wild Rice Pilaf and Herb Chicken-- healthy, substantial, and a much fancier chicken and rice dish than I could've accomplished on my own.
Overall, I really loved my experience with Thistle. I would do it again in a heartbeat, especially during lighter weeks when I have fewer events scheduled. It really takes the effort out of trying to eat healthy, which not only makes changing my diet possible, but also allows me a sustainable method of doing so. Though you'll pay $78 for 6 meals/week and $108 for 9 meals/week, the prices average about $13 per meat-based meal ($11 for vegan); it might be a bit more than you would spend on groceries, but it's definitely cheaper than getting take-out or eating out every meal (it's definitely worth doing the math to figure out what's the most cost-effective for you). Plus, paying an added premium for getting quality, healthy meals and not dealing with the hassle of actually shopping (or parking at Trader Joe's!) or cooking seems totally worth it to me.


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Relaxation, Recovery, and other forms of Procrastination
Let me set the scene for you, I'm lying in a hammock, it's a little overcast so it's not ridiculously hot, there are small local boats motoring by on the Mekong, who is herself lying languidly above the waterfalls in all her tremendous, murky glory, dotted throughout with mounds of green, that make up the "4000 islands", there are hens quietly clucking behind me, there's a bird chatting away somewhere overhead, and everything is generally beautifully peaceful. Can you see why it's so hard to motivate myself to write?? I could honestly lie in this hammock and watch life slowly go on around me for hours and hours, the last 2 nights I've even falling asleep in this hammock, listening to music, coated in insect repellent (fashionable backpacker perfume, deet by bushmans), wrapped in my sleeping bag liner, swaying in my cacoon.
The last 2 weeks have been hectic, and this has been the first time I've had time to relax and have some me time (I also no longer have the horrendously hairy legs I've had for the last 2 weeks, HALLELUA!!). Traveling in a group has been an interesting experience for me, and although I would have travelled slower by myself, and probably spent more time in the north, although missing the north of Laos is my only regret, it's a good reason to come back! It's also been super fun, most nights have involved card games, endless bad jokes, and good stories, and sometimes disagreements over where to eat and/stay, alongside the hilarity. It was a sad goodbye in Thakhek when the group split in half, these is the best and worst parts of making friends on the road…
Laos has been an amazing ride, and I've had so much fun, I'll be leaving in a couple days I think, heading to the Cambodia border, from here (Don deit island), for Laos has been all about nature and stunning landscapes, and I would love to comes back and spend more time trekking and caving. Next time I'd love to get a motorbike for transport, as the roads and maps are decent here, and travelling at one's own pace would be ideal, also buses are budget killers in Laos, I've been told this is because the country is landlocked it cost more to get fuel and food into the country.
I also find that information about the history of Laos is thin on the ground, I know a little about the recent conflicts, but of the French involvement in the eighteenth century, and Laos's position on the Mekong as a strategic access point to China, in a time when the English colonized Burma (and saw the benefits of the Mekong), there isn't as much information, I suspect historical literature on this region would be a most interesting read. But that may have to wait as I'm struggling with a book I have on the go currently (catch 22), National geographic just published an article on the Mekong that I highly recommend for a quick read, I really had no idea just how important and far reaching the Mekong really is, and freshwater biologists are gravely concerned as they believe this is the tipping point in time, if changes aren't made for the better, the river may die, and before you all jump up and down about my "greenie stuff" this river supports 60 million people in 6 different countries. Once again the protection of the environment only serves to support mankind in the long-term, failing to do so [protect the environment] serves only selfish short-term intentions. Although travelling is fun, adventurous, educational, social, and generally just awesome, it also highlights for me just how dire the big picture is, the situation is pretty devastating, in the west we 'mostly' (not pointing fingers but Australia, America you need to sort your shit out), we talk about making changes soon, educating people for a better future, this isn't even beginning to happen here in Asia, the worst thing is there shouldn't even be a soon, because if we keep talking about soon, and tomorrow, and later, there will be no future, it will be to late, this should not be a discussion, this should be something that's happening, right now……
Apparently, the Mekong has worked her magic on me, she is an awe-inspiring beast after all….
I really do recommend the Natgeo article though it's a good read and both educational and interesting from ecological and global perspectives.
Ok that's me for now I need to write everything else that's happened between Vang Vieng and 4000 islands, so stay tuned for my one night in Vientiane all the fun ok the Thakhek loop and adventures on Don Det and Don khon.
Thanks for reading.
Til next time lovelies….. x


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Sunday, May 22, 2011
Jellyfish Spaghetti!
Nearing the end of the volume, here's chapter 38 of Kuragehime. The chapter title comes from the 2007 Spanish-Mexican film The Orphanage. The chapter's original title is Eien no Kodomotachi (Eternal/Immortal Children), which is what the film is known as in Japan.
As mentioned in the previous post, we will not be working on the magazine scans for either Kuragehime or Usotsuki Lily. The main reason is the redundancy factor, since we'd have to release the chapters again when the future volumes come out, and going through and scanning, cleaning and redrawing all those pages again is something we'd like to avoid. As popular as this series is, we wouldn't be surprised if another group scanlates the magazine scans. Volume 8 is due out in the summer, probably August, or mid-September. Currently, the chapters in the magazine goes up to 42, so we're not that far behind.
To commemorate the last main chapter in volume 7, we'll be releasing it next instead of Usotsuki Lily ch. 24, but in exchange Usotsuki Lily chapters 24 and 25 will be released back-to-back, followed by the bonus material in volume 7 of Kuragehime.
Kuragehime ch. 38: Mediafire, Megaupload
16 comments:
- AnonymousMay 22, 2011 at 4:43 PM
Thank you for the new chapter!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMay 22, 2011 at 4:57 PM
So, how about doing something new.ReplyDelete
Like Usagi Drop?
Pretty Please?
The mention of the spaghetti, eggs, cheese, butter and milk recipe made me hungry, even though (or rather because^^) it is half past two a.m. right now where I live :DReplyDelete
Thanks so much for your hard work as usual^^
- AnonymousMay 22, 2011 at 6:01 PM
Are you going to do something else since the volumes aren't out now ? Maybe you could finish scanlating a manga such as Hybrid Berry ? Anyway thank you for all the awesome work you've done until now.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMay 22, 2011 at 6:59 PM
oh NO!!!!! T____T A few months without Kuragehime!!!ReplyDelete
Thank you so much for releasing the chapters so quickly (and in very high quality too!) its good that you guys manage to release a chapter once every few days!!!!!
thanks you so much¡¡¡ReplyDelete
Thanks for the new chapter! :DReplyDelete
thank you , and a shame that we can't read your scans so often after this volumen ;__;ReplyDelete
The flashback was so Cute >w<ReplyDelete
Thank you for the scans <3
And I will wait for you to scanlate the next volume ^^ I don`t have any problem with waiting. But, even so, It would be good if you could do some series in the meantime ^^if not, then just take a break!
You really deserve it ;3
- AnonymousMay 23, 2011 at 2:07 AM
"Nearing the end of the volume" --- *sob* NO Kuragehime for months :'(ReplyDelete
But Thank U for this scanlation!!! (^_^)
-- berry ♥
- AnonymousMay 23, 2011 at 2:29 AM
- MarthaMay 23, 2011 at 11:35 AM
Thank youuuu !ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMay 23, 2011 at 9:21 PM
I´m very happy for this chapter, but so sad for the waiting, but, doesn't matter I will wait, so Thanks for all your workReplyDelete
- AnonymousMay 24, 2011 at 3:36 PM
Heya. I can help you get magazine raws and clean them for you so they look as good as volume raws. I want to keep Hachimitsu doing Jellyfish rather than someone else because I like your translations so much. (^_^)ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMay 24, 2011 at 6:39 PM
I am a fan of Hachimitsu as well. The raws for 40 and 41 are here:
Can you clean it and give it Hachimitsu if you can really clean it well enough to match volume raws?
Also, if you have the raws for 42 pls post the link here? A lot of us are dying to know what happens next. Thanks!


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BANNER ELK, N.C. - The Lees-McRae College women's basketball team dropped its Conference Carolinas contest on Saturday (Jan. 5) at home to Belmont Abbey by a score of 74-66.
Game Summary - Belmont Abbey led 16-15 after a well-paced first quarter. The two teams played to an 8-8 tie over the first five minutes, before Markia Stacey drilled a triple and Allie Downing scored a layup to leave Lees-McRae up 11-10. Coming out of a Lees-McRae timeout, the two teams went scoreless for about two minutes before Keyanna Spivey and Brea Forbes traded buckets to put Lees-McRae up 13-12. After Downing scored a pair of free throws at the two-minute mark, Alexis Ammons knocked down a jumper to put the Bobcats back up by one with one minute to play in the quarter. Spivey scored a layup with 13 seconds left in the frame to give Belmont Abbey their one-point lead after 10 minutes.
The two teams played an equally-even second quarter, which Belmont Abbey won 15-14. The two teams traded buckets through the first two and a half minutes that left the Crusaders up 22-19, before they extended their lead to five at the three-minute mark with a Maria Kuhlman jumper. A jumper from Brea Forbes got the Bobcats back to one possession with just over five minutes to play, before Manuela Fungate countered with a layup. A Forbes three-pointer and a Destiny Johnson layup 48 seconds apart tied the game at 26, before free throws from Spivey and a triple from Alexis Schulz got the Belmont Abbey lead back up to five approaching the final minute of the half. Another Johnson bucket as well as one Ammons free throw served as the final points of the half, with Belmont Abbey leading 31-29.
Belmont Abbey would out-score Lees-McRae 22-16 in the third quarter, which would ultimately help the Crusaders pull away in the game. After a furious two minutes and change that left the teams tied at 36, Brea Forbes would score the next five points countered by one free throw from Spivey to leave Lees-McRae up by four. The two teams would trade buckets over the next several minutes, before a small run by Belmont Abbey would stretch out the score in the final minutes of the quarter. The Crusaders stretched their lead to as many as eight on the run to take a 53-45 lead to the final 10 minutes.
Each team would score 21 points in the fourth quarter, leaving the eight-point difference that separated the two teams at the beginning of the frame. Belmont Abbey extended their lead to as many as 15 in the frame, holding Lees-McRae to just two points over the first three and a half minutes, before Lees-McRae called timeout. The lead extended to as many as 19 around the halfway mark of the quarter, before a Meg Crawford bucket and a long ball from Hope Ramsey got the Bobcats some momentum. The Crusaders would extend their lead back up to 19 points in the final minutes, before Lees-McRae would trim the deficit back down to nine in the final minute. Crawford would net eight of the Bobcats next 10 points, but Belmont Abbey was able to run out the clock and seal the victory.
Stats Rundown - Lees-McRae shot 37.0 percent (27-73) from the floor, just 19.4 percent (6-31) from beyond the arc and 60.0 percent (6-10) at the free throw line in the loss. Three Bobcats scored in double figures in the effort, led by a team-high 20 from Forbes. Crawford also contributed 13 on the day, while Destiny Johnson added 10. Lees-McRae totaled 33 rebounds in the contest, with 14 on the offensive end and 19 on the defensive end. Johnson paced the effort on the glass with a team-high seven boards. Stacey also dished out a game-high seven assists in the game. Lees-McRae also scored 17 points off turnovers, eight second-chance points, 16 points in the paint and got 12 points from its bench.
Up Next - Lees-McRae (6-7, 3-3 Conference Carolinas) hits the road on Tuesday (Jan. 8) to travel to Erskine for a Conference Carolinas tilt. Tip-off is slated for 5:30 p.m.
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Lobster Rolls, Local Produce, and Ben and Jerry's Ice Cream in a Quaint Setting Next to Plimoth Plantation
If you're looking for family fun in a historic yet relaxed atmosphere, Bramhall's Country Store is the experience you've been searching for. A true family run business, Bramhall's was founded in 1828 by the great-great-great-great grandfather of the store's present day owners. The 1750-era saltbox structure has been many things in the past: a cobbler's shop, a carpentry barn, and one of the first post offices in the United States.
Located in a quaint country setting next to Plimoth Plantation, and 5 minutes from historic downtown Plymouth, Bramhall's is now known for three summer staples: lobster rolls, local corn, and Ben and Jerry's ice cream. We also carry local produce at the height of its freshness, flowers, fresh smoothies, and community based fun. Come relax at a picnic table under our shade trees with a lobster roll and a waffle cone, or step inside--and back in time--and see the historical artifacts on the walls and in the display cases. Our outdoor live-lobster tank has been a hit with the kids for generations. We are excited to welcome you to the heart of Chiltonville!
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Music is one of the most emotionally difficult professions to be in- it constantly feels like you're either the best or the worst in the world.
If you're the best, you're getting paid like a pro athlete. If you're not great, you're struggling just to make rent every month. There are very few artists that get to live in that happy medium between both extremes.
Lately I've been fighting the feeling of being in the latter category. I'm making a decent living doing what I love, but lately I've been in a lull between doing really incredible stuff musically.
My wife Sarah helped me put it in perspective the other night when I was a bit depressed. She reminded me that the only thing that really matters is if I'm trying. I can't make that record exec call me back, I can't force a band to hire me for the summer tour, all I can do is be there, and be ready to go. She reminded me to keep knocking on doors, to keep honing my chops, and to not worry about the outcome.
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We have established the long-term relationships with Purdue University (USA), University of Wolverhampton (UK) and Coventry University (UK).
The cooperation projects of visual communication design between Central South University and Coventry University have been established, that is, "BA 2+2\3+1" and "MA 1 + 1 + 1"programs.
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Suspect in Black Friday murder scheme sentenced to life in prison
A woman suspected of helping kill a former co-worker on the shopping day known as Black Friday in 2014 was found guilty of capital murder Thursday and will spend the rest of her life in prison.
Prosecutors called Carter Carol Cervantez the mastermind of a murder/robbery plot involving thousands of dollars.
Cervantez, who entered the courtroom shackled and looking frail, had testified that she had no knowledge of her co-worker's killing, was asleep when it took place and was forced by her boyfriend to participate in a robbery.
But prosecutors said not only did Cervantez help plan and participate in the murder of Ashlea Harris, an assistant manager at the store where Cervantez and her live-in boyfriend, Clarence David Mallory, once worked, but that the two were also planning to rob their previous employer's store in Abilene.
Chuck Cassity, Harris' stepfather, read from a victim impact statement written by Harris' mother and other relatives. After the verdict was read to a packed courtroom, Cassity said that the family, which has several members serving in law enforcement, has been waiting for justice to take its course and will return when Mallory's trial takes place.
"What I would like to say is for every one of the last remaining days of your life, I want you to suffer as much as Ashlea did on the final day of her life," Cassity said.
Police have said they believe that Cervantez, 27, and Mallory, 21, beat and bound Harris and then set her body on fire to steal her keys to the store so that they could take the store's cash.
Harris' body was found Nov. 28, 2014, in her apartment, tied at the ankles and wrists, facedown at the foot of her bed, which was blackened by fire.
Tarrant County prosecutor Kevin Rousseau told the court Thursday that Cervantez and Mallory were planning to rob the American Eagle Outfitters Abilene Mall store, just like they had robbed the Hulen Mall American Eagle store that August.
"There was extensive planning," Rousseau said. "And this rebuts the defense's theory that she was not acting on her will alone."
Cervantez testified Thursday that she believed her boyfriend was having a sexual relationship with an assistant manager at the American Eagle Outfitters in Abilene. Prosecutors presented evidence that Cervantez took pictures of the assistant manager's car and planned to slash one of her tires.
Rousseau said that Cervantez, who testified Wednesday that she was raped when she did not do what Mallory wanted, manipulated Mallory. It was not, as Cervantez suggested during her testimony, the other way around, Rousseau said.
"I'm not letting Mallory off the hook," Rousseau said. "I will prosecute David Mallory. But he's not the first man to be manipulated by an older woman."
Cell tower data
An investigator testified that phone traffic between Cervantez and her boyfriend showed that they were staking out the Abilene store more than two weeks before Harris was slain.
Mark Sedwick, a digital analyst with the FBI's Dallas office, testified Thursday that data from cell towers show that Cervantez and Mallory were near the Abilene mall on Nov. 11, 2014, when they sent incriminating text messages.
In a text message about 10:45 p.m. that day, Mallory wrote to Cervantes, "There's no way this place doesn't have a back door."
Then Cervantez responded by text: "I haven't seen the little [American Eagle] manager come back out. Maybe I just missed him."
Shortly before 6 p.m. the next day, Cervantez texted Mallory that she had found the back door. "It comes out really close to the only location with cameras," she added.
"Well, that's what the masks are for," he replied.
Mallory, who appeared in the courtroom briefly Thursday to plead the Fifth Amendment, is also charged with capital murder. His trial is pending.
Because prosecutors are not seeking the death penalty against either defendant, Cervantez was automatically sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole.
During his closing arguments, defense attorney Steve Gordon said that several people convicted by juries have now been exonerated and that the jury in this case should be concerned about the quality of the evidence that was presented.
"If the intent to murder Ashlea was developed by Mr. Mallory and some others, would it be smart, would it be wise to bring along someone who could have been blown away by a strong breeze?" Gordon asked, referring to his client's slight stature.
Bill Ray, who also represented Cervantez, said that out of more than 400 exhibits filed by prosecutors with the court, none place Cervantez inside Harris' apartment when she was killed.
"The state cannot prove that Cervantez was in that room or that she got David Mallory to go in that room," Ray told jurors. "That is the question that we have you in here to answer."
During his closing arguments, Rousseau told the jury that Cervantez had a lot of lies to remember. Jurors had an important but not terribly difficult decision to make, Rousseau said, and should know when they are being lied to.
"For a person who is capable of beating someone to death and strangling them in their own home, lying is not a big deal," Rousseau said.
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Bryce Chiang, Mark R Prausnitz; Distribution and Clearance of Particles and Molecules after Microneedle Injection into the Suprachoroidal Space. Invest. Ophthalmol. Vis. Sci. 2016;57(12):761.
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Microneedle injection into the suprachoroidal space (SCS) enables highly targeted drug delivery to the choroid/retina with a procedure similar to an intravitreal injection. Previous studies demonstrated fast clearance of molecules from the SCS. We studied parameters that affect distribution and clearance of molecules and particles injected into the rabbit SCS.
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A microneedle was used to inject fluid into the rabbit SCS ex vivo (N=4 per group). The fluid injected (25-150 µL) contained red fluorescent particles and fluorescein in Hank's Balanced Salt Solution (HBSS). Image analysis was performed to find the distribution of particles and molecules.A microneedle was used to inject 50 µL of fluid into the rabbit SCS in vivo (N=4 per group). The fluid contained red fluorescent particles and [a] fluorescein in Hank's Balanced Salt Solution (HBSS), [b] fluorescein isothiocyante (FITC-) labeled carboxymethyl cellulose (CMC) in HBSS, or [c] FITC-hyaluronic acid/chondroitin sulfate (HA/CS) in HBSS. Fluorescent fundus imaging was acquired noninvasively for up to 1 mo. Image analysis was performed to find the distribution of particles and molecules over time.
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As the injection volume was increased from 25-150 µL, the area of particle and fluorescein coverage both increased linearly (r2=0.58). The area of particle coverage was significantly less than the fluorescein (p<0.0001) suggesting particle entrapment. The thickness of the expanded SCS was constant for all injection volumes (p=0.33).In eyes injected with formulation [a], the particles distribution was constant from 3 min post-injection to 1 mo. Initially the fluorescein occupied a larger area than the particles but was cleared by 2 d (p<0.0001). In eyes injected with formulation [b] and [c], particle and FITC-CMC or HA/CS increased in area together until clearance of the polymer (p=0.077). FITC-HA/CS cleared by 14 d (p<0.0001), and FITC-CMC cleared by 21 d (p<0.0001).
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After injection into the rabbit SCS, molecules spread over a larger area than particles. The area of spread increased with increasing volume injected, but thickness of the expanded SCS remained constant. Injection of particles in viscous polymeric formulations led to initial localization of particles near the site of injection, followed by spreading of polymer and particles together, until the polymer was cleared from the SCS after 2-3 weeks.
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Subverting Colonial Authority (Paperback)
Challenges to Spanish Rule in Eighteenth-Century Southern Andes
Duke University Press, 9780822331469, 287pp.
Publication Date: September 23, 2003
Drawing on court records, government papers, personal letters, census documents, and other testimonies from Bolivian and Argentine archives, Subverting Colonial Authority addresses issues that illuminate key aspects of indigenous rebellion, European colonialism, and Andean cultural history. Serulnikov analyzes long-term patterns of social conflict rooted in local political cultures and regionally based power relations. He examines the day-to-day operations of the colonial system of justice within the rural villages as well as the sharp ideological and political strife among colonial ruling groups. Highlighting the emergence of radical modes of anticolonial thought and ethnic cooperation, he argues that Andean peasants were able to overcome entrenched tendencies toward internal dissension and fragmentation in the very process of marshaling both law and force to assert their rights and hold colonial authorities accountable. Along the way, Serulnikov shows, they not only widened the scope of their collective identities but also contradicted colonial ideas of indigenous societies as either secluded cultures or pliant objects of European rule.


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Leica M10
Leica Summicron-M 35mm f/2 ASPH 6-Bit
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Leica M10P announced
I have always preferred the P models of the M series, no logo and a more robust LCD. My first new Leica was the M10, until then I had always purchased secondhand.
The new M10P has now been released. The shutter has been improved but M10 base module which I have has an excellent shutter the best of any digital M, but they say the new one is even better.
It also has an artificial horizon function and a touch screen. If you have an pre M10 version I would say is a no brainer to upgrade, but if you already have the M10 then I would say do not upgrade.
With the latest firmware the straight M10 is hard to beat.
Walk down Steep Hill
Its been a stressful week. Timmy the Greyhound is unwell and needs an operation to investigate. We are hoping for the best and fearing the worst.
This lunch time I went for a walk with my Leica M10 with the latest firmware to give it a test. I'll have to post a blog about dynamic range but the base ISO of 100 is not actually the base ISO but a slight pull setting.
Vet visits
The Grey't Lincolnshire Greyhound Gathering
This Sunday 12th July was the Great or shall we say Grey't Lincolnshire Greyhound Gathering. We took Timmy for the day out as he always enjoys meeting other Greyhounds.
We had several show rings for greyhound judging, typical greyhound competitions, baldest bum, best Blue, best mixed colour, best Male, best female and best in show. We also had veteran classes and a class for hounds that had not won a rosette! There was also a general sight hounds class for inferior breeds 😉


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You gotta look at the bait that the different sexes put out...and the rule (generally) is you get what you put out....
Expensive looking ish - Chains, Notoriously expensive clothing, Expensive glasses (in the D that = Cartiers), Expensive cars.
Typical results : Hood-ratius Erectus...some gold digging skeezer skank skallywag. Great for one night stands and parading around your boys...but if you try to wife her chances are one of the following is in you future..
-She'll try to run your pockets
-Baby momma drama
-she'll just as easily be snatched up by the next dude with shiny things
-Being that she values dumb ish so highly usually means she isn't too bright...so by getting serious chances are you're dooming yourself to numerous idiotic scenarios.
Skin - breasts, ass, legs
Typical results : Chances are the more naked the girl is the more likely she falls into the chick that bites the bait above... but even if she's not... First they'll be sure to catch the attention of the worst of the worst first...Thugnegroidius-Maximus...basically the male equivalent of the chick above. Chances are you'll be...
-Cheated on...even the friends tend to be fair game
-extorted..."Go to work honey I'm gonna work on finding the rest of the hidden features in the new GTA. Don't forget to pick me up some Frosted Flakes while you're out."
-A run around (not always the case)...a lot of cats that do the club thing find it difficult to do the real relationship thing. "What? So you mean, I gotta stop getting numbers at the club??? Sheeeeiiii...".


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Lizzie Willsmore-Finkle is a sophomore at Scripps College originally from Seattle, Washington. She explored her love of creative writing by writing short stories for her high school's newspaper, and carried that passion over to The Voice, where she writes a serial short story column. A lifelong lover of language, Lizzie is a Cognitive Science major and Spanish minor, and hopes to become a pediatric occupational therapist working with children and families with Autism (and maybe write some short stories on the side too!).


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The original post was posted at Tom Simon's Facebook Page. https://www.facebook.com/tomsimontrendingtopicsnewsradiolive/posts/1283829575055376 This is a beautifully written post on WeChat the Facebook of the Chinese. Enjoy!
First: The pavilion at the Chinese Culture Center is mostly possible the only overseas replica (now and in the future) of the Pavilion of Surging Waves located in Suzhou, which was included in the World Heritage List in 2000. Chinese government has not allowed the Pavilion of Surging Wavers to be replicated overseas from then on. The technique used for the pavilion at the Chinese Culture Center in Phoenix is a very ancient Chinese technique, building without nails or screws. All connections of the pavilion happened by complex joinery techniques. The longer the pavilion stands, all wooden parts become more solid as a whole.
Second: Besides the materials for the pavilion, most of other materials for this center were imported from China as well 20 years ago. The materials are made by Chinese ancient/traditional techniques. For example, the tiles for the roof were made of clay which need to be soaked (on purpose) in ponds for tens of years; and then is sintered in traditional Chinese sintering ovens. Now, this kind of traditional Chinese sintering ovens are replaced by western modern sintering ovens. There are few manufacturers making this kind of roof tiles in China now.
Third: The carpentry used to build the center is from an ancient Chinese school, which has been lasted for hundreds of years and was used to build some imperial palaces in China hundreds of years ago. The carpenters who built the center were sent by Chinese government and their visas were granted by American embassy as a special case then for building the Chinese Culture Center in Phoenix. These carpenters were best carpenters in China then, and they become old or passed away now. The carpentry is also vanishing in China since the modern technologies enter China.
The following link is for an article and pictures about the Chinese Culture Center, written by a tourist from China. She/He was so impressed by the beauty of the center, and said the center has small but excellent replicates of the attractions in China, which makes her/him feel still staying in China and let her/him remember the stories and histories behind the (original) attractions. All the pictures in the link were taken at the Chinese Culture Center. I copied some of the pictures in the attachment in case you cannot open the link.
As a summary, I would like to emphasize that the Chinese Culture Center is a precious treasure to Phoenix city and to USA. Through the Chinese Culture Center, China sent its ancient architectures and histories to USA (and Phoenix). I really think that the Chinese Culture Center in Phoenix is such a beauty which we should keep well and pass down from generation to generation.
The following links are for some of the original attractions that the Chinese Culture Center in Phoenix replicates from, just for your reference (yes, the webpages are in Chinese, please use google translate)
#1 : The original attraction in China: Pavilion of Surging Waves (was built 1000 years ago)
#2: Original attraction in China: Autumn moon over the calm lake (the name is for a famous song and this attraction) . The attraction is an national attraction/garden in China.
#3: Original attraction in China: Gate to Confucius Temple in NanJing, which was a most famous university in China for thousand years.
#4: Original attraction in China: "Small Yingzhou". "Yingzhou" is a place described in ancient Chinese legend two thousand years ago. "Small Yingzhou" was protected and extended from hundreds years ago.


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Driver dies in Mundaring crash
The State's horror run on the road has continued today when a man died after the car he was driving hit a tree in Mundaring.
It is the fifth road fatality this week, after a double fatality in Kellerberin, a woman and her unborn baby died on Brookton Highway and a cement truck driver was killed in a crash with a truck.
The crash happened at about 9am on Mundaring Weir Road near McCallum Road in Mundaring.
The driver died at the scene.
Major Crash Investigators and local police are at the scene.
A road block is in place on Mundaring Weir Road near Phillips road.
Motorists are advised to avoid the area.
Police Commissioner Karl O'Callaghan admitted he was at a loss to come up with a new message to promote road safety.
"Some of these things are inexplicable, and that is very difficult to target strategies towards," Mr O'Callaghan said.
"So sometimes you are left thinking what do you do next, and can we go any further with this."
Meanwhile, a man has been airlifted to Royal Perth Hospital after he was thrown from his vehicle in West Pinjarra car roll-over.
The RAC Rescue helicopter was sent to the scene at Forrest Highway, near the intersection of Greenlands Road, about 10.45am.
The man suffered facial injuries.
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Forward thinking, creative action, flawless execution. All recordings made with love!
Born on June 6th, 1993 in Great Barrington, MA, Nicholas Veinoglou began his hopelessly romantic exploration of the guitar at age 10. Highly influenced from Blues, Classical and Jazz, Nicholas created a unique and flavorful approach to his instrument which paved the road to his musical journey. In 2010 Nicholas auditioned for the prestigious Berklee College of Music, where he was awarded a scholarship and began his studies in the fall of 2011. Since then, Nicholas has had the opportunity to study under the direction of musicians such as Mick Goodrick, Tim Miller, Tomo Fujita,and Jetro De Silva. At 21 years old, Nicholas graduated Magna Cum Laude in May 2015 from Berklee College of Music with a Bachelor's Degree in Jazz Guitar Performance and a minor in Harmony, soon after releasing his first album "Love Languages" January 13th, 2016. Currently, Nicholas is touring both nationally and internationally with Hollywood Records recording artist Jordan Fisher. While on tour, Nicholas continues to work remotely with multiple artists, arranging, songwriting, and recording.
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A: I have never been more satisfied with the current group I play with (Jordan Fisher). Putting together the set and making the live arrangements has been one of the most liberating musical experiences I have had to date. The musicians execute my ideas with absolute precision, and the arrangements hit SO hard live.
Q: What are you working on at the moment?
A: Currently, I am touring nationally and internationally with Hollywood Records artist Jordan Fisher as Guitarist/Musical Director.
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Q: Analog or digital and why?
A: We live in the Digital age. It's current, it sounds great, and 99% of listeners couldn't tell you the difference in sound when it comes down to it. Technology has made (in some cases) digital sound BETTER than analog.
Q: What's your 'promise' to your clients?
A: I promise my guitar parts will have you and everyone else in the room have an un-erasable stank face.
Q: What do you like most about your job?
A: I am endlessly blessed to be where I am with music right now. I get to travel the world, with people I love, creating music that I love, all while sharing that positivity and love with thousands of people. Living the dream every day!
Q: What questions do customers most commonly ask you? What's your answer?
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A: The biggest misconception about what I do personally is that since I studied jazz, I don't play simple parts for pop/other styles.
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A: What is the message of this song? What textures/sounds are you hearing?
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A: I generally advise my clients to be open with communication and to have a list of their expectations and desires for the project.
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Q: What was your career path? How long have you been doing this?
A: Since I was 10 years old the guitar was my only option. There were no distractions and no other possible career paths. I applied to one school only, (Berklee college of music) where I earned my degree in Jazz guitar performance with a minor in Harmony, and then moved to Los Angeles to pursue my career as a touring guitarist and session musician.
Q: How would you describe your style?
A: My style is an eclectic mix of Jazz/Gospel harmony with a blues rock background.
Q: Which artist would you like to work with and why?
A: I would have loved to work with Michael Jackson. His production is simple and infectious, dynamically conscious, and full of energy.
Q: Can you share one music production tip?
A: Be overly sensitive to dynamics. Dynamics (especially with guitar) is easily neglected when it comes to recording. Each song is a living and breathing organism and that needs to be prevalent in the music. Find what each song section is asking for and deliver!
Q: What type of music do you usually work on?
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Q: What's your strongest skill?
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Q: What do you bring to a song?
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Q: What's your typical work process?
A: After speaking with the client to address the specific roadmap for the tune, I generally send 2-3 different versions of each section so that the client has options that they might not have thought of previously thought of.
Q: Tell us about your studio setup.
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Q: What other musicians or music production professionals inspire you?
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Chief threatens to close down school over poor infrastructure
The Chief of Meretwiso in the Upper Denkyira East Municipality of the Central Region, Nana Ntobonkyi has threatened to close down the community's basic school if authorities fail to take urgent steps to move the pupils into a safer learning environment.
The over 400 pupils of the Meretwiso Basic school learn under trees exposed to the weather and dangerous reptiles for two years now.
Nana Ntobonkyi noted in an interview with Graphic Online that the situation came up when a heavy rainstorm ripped off the roof of the school block including its computer laboratory in 2017.
He said the incident was reported to the National Disaster Management Organisation (NADMO) after which officials of NADMO came to pull down the structure, saying it posed a danger to the staff and students.
He said since then, several attempts to get the municipal assembly to put up a new structure for the school have failed.
Communal support
He said the community through its own initiative managed to provide sand and stones in support of the project but initial work on the block by the assembly has stalled completely for several months now.
He said this was despite the fact that the community was ready to support the project with communal labour.
Ineffective work
He noted that currently there was no effective teaching and learning. "It is obvious that no effective teaching can take place in such an environment", he stated.
"The school runs according to the weather pattern," Nana Ntobonkyi said and added, "This is not right."
He said before the proposed closure, the community will organise a demonstration to express their displeasure about how the authorities are treating the situation.
Nana Ntobonkyi said it was worrying that a situation such as that would be treated with indifference by the municipal assembly.
He also called for support for the community to rebuild the school.
Attempts to get the Municipal Chief Executive, Isaac Awuah to respond has still not been successfully.


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Apple Smart Keyboard - 1st & 2nd impressions
Apple Smart Keyboard
When I first tried the Apple Smart Keyboard I found myself unimpressed. What does that mean though? I'll start with my first impressions
First impressions
- Lack of Apple function keys
- Tapping the keys feels like your finger is smashing crackers.
- Lack of protection
- The keyboard is too heavy to stay stuck to the screen
- One angle fits all. This is not the Smart Cover with a keyboard, you can only place the iPad at one angle
- How much?
- Keyboard sits close to the ipad
- Am I losing connectivity sometimes?
- Looks pretty cool
Those were were my first impressions over the course of three visits to the Apple store. Crazy thing though, I've had it a few days and I think I really like this keyboard
2nd impressions
- Lack of Apple function keys
- Lack of protection
- The keyboard is too heavy to stay stuck to the screen
- One angle fits all. This is not the Smart Cover with a keyboard, you can only place the iPad at one angle
- How much?
- Am I losing connectivity sometimes?
- Where the fuck is the backlighting?
- Looks
- Weight, when carrying-while walking or when in use
- Tapping the keys feels like your finger is smashing crackers
- Preferred to external keyboard
So what changed? Three days in I've not had to switch to my Bluetooth keyboard, so i could get work done. In no particular order I'll say these things.
Ok, so smashing crackers doesn't feel terrible. This keyboard has the same dome witches that the current generation MacBook has. But there is an additional membrane and it rests on top; so you won't be getting any stuck keys. It feels very similar to the MacBook keyboard, but maybe it is better. That might be cause the keyboard cover seems to be vacuum sealed and glued, giving more bounce to the keys when they return to their upright position. I'd have to get access to a MacBook to really speak better about how close the two seem.
The position of the iPad Pro 12.9 is pretty perfect. I've not once wanted to reposition it, but that is kinda crazy. I regularly reposition my laptop screen, I mean, I used to. I don't actually use my laptop anymore. My relationship with my laptop is a whole other matter to discuss. Back to the IPad Pro 12.9...
Only having one position doesn't feel right, at least when i think about it, it doesn't feel right, but I haven't thought about it while using the ipad and the Smart Keyboard. Just to be clear. The one position they chose for the ipad to lean at is perfect. I haven't found an instance yet where it doesn't work. Weird.
I have a fourteen dollar Bluetooth keyboard that is modeled off of the small Apple Bluetooth keyboard. This keyboard is fine, it takes triple a batteries, has a solid connection, is not connected to the IPad and work for weeks on a single charge. This is what I was willing to spend on a keyboard. I was not able to bring myself to buy the Smart Keyboard when I was at the apple store. It wasn't till I returned my Airpods that I even considered it and to be honest, I just wanted to test drive the SmartKeyboard till the new 2018 summer event, with he assumption i was going to buy something else.
I really like this keyboard though.
Three times in three days I've felt like the keyboard has disconnected. But I think two of those times I was in Amazon Prime and one of those times it wasn't seated well. I'll keep an eye out for it. I dunno.
This Keyboard is not backlit, I totally dig why it isn't, but it sure should be, for the price.
This keyboard works on your legs like a laptop! Not in a half hearted way, you can really work in a similar manner as you might with a laptop. That doesn't sound exactly the same though and that is cause it isn't. You don't have a trackpad, dude, it is an Ipad; that means no wrist rest either. So my usual bed or couch way of using a laptop or keyboarded ipad would be to have a lap board or a couch pillow. I don't actually use laptops in my lap very often, if I have a say in the matter. The Smart Keyboard totally works on your legs though.
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Gov. Haley calls for Confederate flag's removal
South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley called Monday for legislators to remove the Confederate flag from the grounds of the Statehouse.
Republican Haley, the state's first minority and first female governor, acted in the wake of the massacre at Charleston's Emanuel AME Church last week, where nine people, including state Sen. Clementa Pinckney, D-Jasper, were killed by a 21-year-old white supremacist.
"Today, we are here in a moment of unity in our state, without ill will, to say it is time to move the flag from the Capitol grounds," Haley said. "One hundred and fifty years after the end of the Civil War . . . the time has come."
South Carolina legislators return Tuesday to Columbia for a special session to pass the state budget and could add the flag issue to their agenda. They then could debate the issue when they return to Columbia in July to handle budget vetoes.
Still, removing the controversial emblem could be difficult. State law requires two-thirds of House and Senate members must vote to move the flag.
Haley said Monday she will call lawmakers back to Columbia this summer if they do not act.
In 2000, the flag was moved from the Statehouse's Capitol dome, where it had flown since 1962, to behind a monument to Confederate soldiers located in front of the State House, at the intersection of Gervais and Main streets.
However, that compromise did not end protests about the flag's presence. The NAACP called for a tourist boycott of the state, and S.C. Democratic leaders have asked repeatedly for the flag's removal.
Haley was joined Monday by Democrats and Republicans alike.
Republicans present included U.S. Sens. Lindsey Graham of Seneca and Tim Scott of Charleston; U.S. Reps. Mark Sanford of Charleston and Tom Rice of Myrtle Beach; and state Sen. John Courson of Richland County. Democrats included U.S. Rep. Jim Clyburn of Columbia, Mayor Joe Riley of Charleston and S.C. House Minority Leader Todd Rutherford of Richland County.
Rutherford said he had never seen a bipartisan effort as strong.
"We're going to try to carry on Senator Pinckney's legacy and make South Carolina a better place," Rutherford said, adding the state will "not allow the Confederate battle flag to determine our future as much as it has stained our past."
After working with House leaders the past few days, Rutherford said he thinks the House is ready to vote to take down the flag.
"Now is the time to put people above politics," said state Rep. Nathan Ballentine, R-Richland. "We lost nine souls during this tragedy, and I look forward to having the conversations with my colleagues to put this issue to rest in the coming weeks."
In a statement, House Speaker Jay Lucas, R-Darlington, said: "Moving South Carolina forward from this terrible tragedy requires a swift resolution of this issue."
Haley's action Monday came after local and national calls for the flag's removal.
After Wednesday's mass slaying, more than 1,500 people gathered at a hastily organized rally Saturday at the Statehouse to demand the flag's removal.
National political leaders also joined that call.
President Barack Obama, a Democrat, said he thinks the flag belongs in a museum.
Over the weekend, 2012 GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney, R-Mass., and former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush, one of the leading contenders for the GOP's 2016 nomination, said they supported removing the flag.
Other GOP candidates for president – Ohio Gov. John Kasich, former Texas Gov. Rick Perry and Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker – quickly endorsed Haley's call Monday.
Earlier Monday at a news conference, Charleston leaders – including Mayor Riley, North Charleston Mayor Keith Summey and Democratic state Reps. Leon Stavrinakis and Wendell Gilliard and state Sen. Marlon Kimpson – called for the flag's removal.
University of South Carolina President Harris Pastides, athletics director Ray Tanner and women's basketball coach Dawn Staley also called for the flag to come down on Monday, as did Columbia Mayor Steve Benjamin.
For many people, the Confederate flag stands for noble traditions of history, heritage and ancestry, Haley said Monday.
"The hate-filled murderer who massacred our brothers and sisters in Charleston has a sick and twisted view of the flag. In no way does he reflect the people in our state who respect, and in many ways, revere it," she said. "At the same time, for many others in South Carolina, the flag is a deeply offensive symbol of a brutally oppressive past."
And, she added, the Statehouse's grounds should belong to all South Carolinians.
Haley hinted there was urgency for lawmakers to act. "July Fourth is just around the corner," she said. "Soon we will once again celebrate the birth of our nation and our freedoms. It will be fitting that our state Capitol will soon fly the flags of our country and of our state, and no others."


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Perhaps best known as El Vez, the Mexican Elvis, Lopez is a lifelong creator, starting in his teenage years in the Los Angeles punk scene and continuing to make art today with his latest creation, Mr. Bob and The Unhappy Hour.
He is a singer, songwriter, actor, a sincere trickster. He'll make you laugh and cry. He's calculated and spontaneous, regal, radical, and subversive, his personal is always political. He is many things at the same time.
This conversation rattled me a bit and I spent a lot of time reflecting on it. I invite you to listen for yourself, please forgive if I am more clumsy than usual, and at the end I'd like to share with you what I've learned.
I talked with Robert Lopez in the kitchen of his beautiful Seattle home.
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DALLAS (CN) – Lance Armstrong will resign as chairman of his Livestrong cancer charity and has been dropped by Nike, after the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency's damning report on his cycling career.
"This organization, its mission and its supporters are incredibly dear to my heart," Armstrong said today, according to The Associated Press.
"Today therefore, to spare the foundation any negative effects as a result of controversy surrounding my cycling career, I will conclude my chairmanship."
Livestrong Vice Chairman Jeff Garvey will take over the cancer foundation's long-term strategic planning, Livestrong spokeswoman Katherine McLane said. The charity is known for its yellow bracelets, which have been widely imitated by other groups.
Nike announced today that it was dropping the disgraced cyclist.
"Due to the seemingly insurmountable evidence that Lance Armstrong participated in doping and misled Nike for more than a decade, it is with great sadness that we have terminated our contract with him," Nike said on its corporate website. "Nike does not condone the use of illegal performance enhancing drugs in any manner."
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Armstrong, a cancer survivor, has raised nearly $500 million for cancer research.
For years, the seven-time Tour de France champion denied accusations that he used performance-enhancing drugs.
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Varsity student drowns in sea
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A student of BRAC University drowned in the bay while taking bath at Laboni point of the sea in Cox's Bazar on Saturday morning.
The deceased was identified as Iftekharul Alam Abid, 25, son of Yunus Ali, a resident of Feni district.
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Finland vs. the US
Since coming back to the US a week ago after two years in Finland, there have been a hundred moments of "well THAT'S different." Different, either from how I remember it being, or from how it is in Finland. The thing to do would have been to keep a running list of such moments, but I'll just write the ones that come to mind right now.
Stop signs. Finland...does not really have these. Once in a while, yes, but usually it's an implied yield. When two equal roads meet, the car on the right goes first. So coming to a full stop at stop signs here is really jarring.
Road signs. Magdalena mentioned this one - road signs are constantly telling you things in the US. Don't park here! Don't litter! Put on your seatbelt! This road is slippery when wet! In Finland (and I suspect Europe in general), the signs use pictures or symbols more than words. It's a much quieter driving landscape without signs yelling at you all the time.
Store employee chit-chat. This is an interesting one, because when we moved to Finland, I didn't think the absence of store employee chit-chat was as tremendous as I expected it to be. But now, coming back, it is crazy to me how much these strangers just TALK while they go about their jobs in my presence. "How's your day been? How is that working out for ya? Oh, aren't' these great? This is going to take another minute because..." etc. It seems to be an almost involuntary reflex for Americans to fill the conversational void, like it wouldn't even matter if I were there to listen: it simply must never be silent. It is a striking difference between the US and Finland, and for whatever reason, it is more noticeable coming back to the US than it was going to Finland.
People speak English here. I KNOW. But I'm used to enjoying relative anonymity in public spaces in Finland, if I speak to my kids in English there. I know people who speak English can understand all the stupid things I say to my kids in Finland, but it requires extra effort on their part and if they're caught off guard, well. But the other day in a store, I said to my kids, "I have some peanut butter in my purse, but that's it, so if you're hungry, that's all I have." And then I realized that everyone around me now knew the snack contents of my purse, and I just felt kind of dumb and exposed. So much of parenting is just inane exchanges, and I guess it was nice not always having an audience for mine. In America, not only do other people hear and understand the stupid things I say, I get to hear and understand their stupid things! We were at the beach and a little boy near us said something to me in English and I about fell over, I was so surprised! I just keep forgetting.
There are way more cops out and about. This could be a result of our driving from Oregon to Idaho on the Monday before the Fourth of July, but there were a ton of cops out, pulling people over. I almost never see that in Finland. Speed cameras, yes. Cops, not so much.
You don't have to put in a deposit for shopping carts here.
And those shopping carts' rear wheels are fixed instead of spinny. I used to prefer that, but the Euro/IKEA-style carts have really grown on me! Much easier to drift between aisles.
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0044: Having Fun Storming The Castle
on July 10, 2006
Chapter: Bob to the Rescue
Characters: Arachne the Drow, General Gronk Plundercheeks, Gren Razortooth
Location: Castle Brittlemark, Kingdom of Elegrost
At least the humans didn't have Jehovah Witnesses coming to their door…That would have been harder to get rid of.
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Family near the tide pools shoot us cold and angry looks. Projecting hostility with glowers and body language, as we swim and laugh and act like college students on summer break.
Can't be us. We're awful nice after all. Must be Karl Marx, our topic of conversation. My friend has the bright red Karl Marx Reader in hand. I've got Perry Anderson. We're fervent and earnest and seemingly we're pissing them off.
More than pissed off, I think. If looks could kill we'd be worm meat. Maybe we're lucky they're just mom and the kids. Maybe dad's a Marine or a SEAL or some other titan who could drown us each with one powerful hand on the back of our necks. Maybe we should politely evaporate.
Nah. Not us. We're too earnest and good-natured and optimistically convinced of the good will and essential American fairness of everyone we encounter. It's 1979, we're 20, the day is beautiful, the world is perfect. And besides, my friends have taken no notice, engrossed in debate.


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