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**Update 3**
Official Statement
**UPDATE** Please be advized that Amazing Discoveries is issuing an official statement and full details of the situation shortly. Please stay tuned. The statement will be available on our website and facebook soon. Note: Walter Veith is NOT in jail.
Thank you for your prayers. They are surely needed at this time.
* update 2 added from the parties who are doing the suing (I do not agree with or support their statements, this is simply for your information. Thank you to the poster)… I have added it to the end of at this article.
Please pray for Walter. While I don't necessarily agree with him on all his theology, he certainly is not a anti-Semitic in his teaching. I am unsure on the details, beyond these two letters:
Message from Pastor Veith – From: DC Spencer <email@example.com>
Date: Wed, 28 Nov 2012 16:03:48 +0200
Subject: Feedback after SMS re Walter Veith
Walter Veith wrote (28 Nov, 2012)
Concerning legal proceedings against myself in Germany:
A case of sedition (incitement against the government) has been lodged against me for apparent anti Semitic statements in my lecture on Daniel 11 (see my response below). It is probable that the people who lodged the complaint are the group from EANN (the German equivalent of SPECTRUM MAGAZINE) because they propagated such action immediately after the lecture. "Spectrum" is our liberal magazine whose first editor claimed that the visions that Ellen White received were as a result of epileptic attacks so the rest of their theology can be deduced from sentiments such as these.
There is no court case as yet, only the charge has been lodged. The police have made their enquiries, and it is up to the government now to decide whether they have a case and this will take until January — then we will know. Ellen White predicted that such things would happen so I am of good spirits because it proves the Spirit of Prophecy right. I have accepted that the matter is now in the hands of the Government and trust that God is in control. Below a few 'epileptic attacks' to give us hope and courage.
Dear Brethren in Germany
I wish to briefly respond to the allegations of anti Semitism during my recent visit to Germany.
Let me assure you brethren that I am not by any stretch of the imagination an Anti Semite. Indeed, any form of racism is abhorrent to me and having grown up in South Africa I have firsthand experience regarding this issue and have been an ardent campaigner against racist injustice all my life. Also, as South African, I was probably not attuned to the hypersensitivity of the current German nation regarding the injustices perpetrated on the Jews by the N a z i regime and my comments have thus been misinterpreted. As you well know, German is not my first language and I believe that some of the supposed statements regarding belittling remarks such as "gelbes Tuechlein" stem from my linguistic inadequacy in this department and certainly not from malicious intent as some hope to surmise. Moreover, the treatment the Jews received in Germany and for that matter from many other nations as well can only be described as diabolical and there was certainly historic 'herding' involved to the shame of all who practiced it. Moreover, 'herding' is the modus operandi of Christ's adversary, who is herding the whole world into a collective mindset which will result in the final persecution of God's antitypical Israel. This is not a conspiracy theory but a prophetic reality and the Spirit of Prophecy warns that if we associate with those who war against Christ we will soon come to see matters in the same light as they and lose our discernment. I plead with you dear brethren to note the serious times we are living in and heed the warnings that God has so graciously given us through the Spirit of Prophecy.
The purpose of the lecture was to show that literal Israel (both physically and theologically) can in no way represent the 'Spiritual Israel' of the Bible and that any theological gymnastics to the contrary cannot negate this fact. Indeed this is the Advent position and stands contrary to most modern theological views held by other evangelicals. My purpose was not to attack the Jews but to defend the Advent position. Of necessity the Advent position will create controversy as it stands in juxtaposition to all other views. It is my sincere wish that that all people, including the Jews, will accept the Advent position which glorifies Christ and firmly establishes Him as Saviour and Ruler of the 'Israel of God'.
Since it is obvious that some misconstrued my comments as derogatory to the Jews I again wish to reiterate that that was not my intent and I sincerely apologize if it came across that way.
Hopefully this matter can now be laid to rest.
Your brother in Christ,
Walter Veith
**update 2**
These are the charges and an official statement of the Free Church on the subject. It is a translation from German, so some of it may sound strange. I assuming they are saying an interpretation of the 3 frogs of Rev 16 is not important. I believe Uriah Smith has the same interpretation (click on the shop to download the free PDF and go revelation 16). It seems the Adventist pioneers would be up on the same charges that Walter is on. Signs of the times indeed. Here is their statement:
[Collonges-sous-Salève Cedex / France (APD)] The heads of the Free Church leaders of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Germany (North and South German federation), Austria and German-speaking Switzerland have, during a session at the Seventh-day Adventist Theological Seminary in Collonges / France together near Geneva, a "Re-statement of the Seventh-day Adventist to every form of anti-Semitism" was adopted. The boards consist of the President, his deputy and also Secretary (CEO) and the Treasurer.
The opinion of the "Declaration of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Germany and Austria 60th Anniversary of the end of World War II "in May in the 2005 reference. Is the Adventist church leaders known in both countries their failure during the Nazi dictatorship.
In the Declaration of 2005 was "deeply deplored" that it had during the Nazi era in Adventist publications statements given to the Jewish people that "the racist ideology of anti-Semitism gave expression in a way that unbelievable from today's perspective" is. Apart from some positive exceptions, "many Seventh-day Adventists to the plight and the suffering of their fellow Jews do not share" would have taken. They are "marginalized and excluded, left to itself, and so delivered imprisonment, banishment or death" was. Known why the church leaders, "that we have become to the Jewish people … guilty." They wanted to continue, "strongly" to enter, "that no one is excluded because of race, religion, nationality or gender and disadvantaged." Should also "the past is not forgotten," advised "but as a lasting memorial to us today before our eyes" stand.
"These words make clear," it says in a new statement that "we firmly reject as Seventh-day Adventists do not tolerate any anti-Semitism and anti-Semitic remarks in our communities."
Reason is the opinion of the lecture "king of the north", Part 2, by Dr. Walter Veith, an Adventist from South Africa, on 20 October 2012 in Nuremberg held and was also webcast. "In it, he defended the thesis that Freemasons and Jesuits had used the Nazi era, the Jews finally get to Palestine to Christianity get distracted from the real biblical statements and misled," said the statement. Embedded in this "conspiracy theory" approach using the speaker terms, such as "Verherdung" of the Jews in the sense of cooperation and bustle. He also plays down the Star of David as a "yellow handkerchief". "We believe that such designations antisemitic discriminatory and get a criminal trivializing the Nazi reign of terror, very close."
The Adventist church leaders emphasize: "We dissociate decided by such statements and conspiracy. We see this as not our mission to evangelize. Here is a speculative worldview is widespread, there is no basis in the Bible and the real purpose of the gospel distracting. Moreover, that the manner of the presentation is not an ethically justifiable dealing with other religions. "The Adventist departments and municipalities will encouraged to ensure" that such events take place either in our name nor in our premises. "
Walter Veith, born in 1949, received his Ph.D. in 1979 from the University of Cape Town about the diet of the fish clip Clinus superciliosus in the embryonic state. At South African universities he held for a time as a professor lectures in zoology and physiology. Mid-1980s he joined in South Africa at the Seventh-day Adventist Church. Veith, who speaks German, developed lectures on creationism (belief in creation), nutrition and biblical end-time prophecy, which he holds in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. He works closely with the private, independent of the Free Church Association "Amazing Discoveries" together, offering to buy recordings of his lectures.
The following is the text of the statement:
Renewed opinion of the Seventh-day Adventist to every form of anti-Semitism
As church leaders, we recall the "Declaration of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Germany and Austria for the 60th Anniversary of the end of World War II "in May 2005. Is the Adventist church leaders admit their failure in Germany and Austria during the Nazi dictatorship.
The statement deeply laments that at that time in Adventist publications gave statements to the Jewish people that "the racist ideology of anti-Semitism gave expression in a way that unbelievable from today's perspective" is. Apart from some positive exceptions, took "many Seventh-day Adventists to the plight and the suffering of their Jewish fellow citizens no part." They were "marginalized and excluded, be left alone and so delivered imprisonment, banishment or death." Known why the church leaders, "that we have become to the Jewish people … guilty." They announced their intention, "strongly" to enter, "that no one is excluded because of race, religion, nationality or gender and disadvantaged." Also to "the past is not forgotten," advised, "but as a lasting memorial to us today before our eyes" stand.
These words make it clear that we as Seventh-day Adventists strongly oppose any anti-Semitism and anti-Semitic comments not tolerate in our communities.
Walter Veith held on 20.10.2012 in Nuremberg the talk "king of the north (2)", which was also broadcast on the Internet. In it, he defended the thesis that Freemasons and Jesuits had used the Nazi era, to bring the Jews to finally to Palestine so that the Christians get distracted from the real biblical statements and misled.
Embedded in this conspiracy theory approach the speaker terms, such as "Verherdung" the Jews used in the sense of cooperation and bustle. He also played down the Star of David as a "yellow handkerchief". We believe that such designations are anti-Semitic, discriminatory or view a criminal trivializing the Nazi reign of terror is very close.
We dissociate decided by such statements and conspiracy. We see this as not our mission to evangelize. Here is a speculative worldview is widespread, there is no basis in the Bible and the real purpose of the gospel distracting. Moreover, that the manner of the presentation is not an ethically justifiable dealing with other religions. For this reason we encourage our departments and municipalities to ensure that such events take place either in our name nor in our premises.
Collonges / France, 07.11.2012
The boards of
Free Church of Seventh-day Adventists in Germany, North and South German Association
Seventh-day Adventist Church in Austria
Free Church of Seventh-day Adventists, German Swiss Association


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It's critical that the process owners have an analyst working behind the scenes if technology does not. It is also critical that the technology team understand that each process has to be viewed as only a portion
of the equation of the business as a whole. If the process will be web enabled what matters more, the input screens, the data on the input screens or the processes running behind the input screens. In this case basic web design without too much on screen process interface begins an iterative approach based on incremental gains.
Bringing in a process component approach limits the time
that the business will spend on designing one particular process and can provide the means to deliver process components more quickly than one process designed to its final stage. A process component approach also allows standardized pieces of more than one process to be in development at the same time.
A good business case can lead the project by honing in on
financials which will point the team in the best direction possible to create financial gain or mitigate losses. The analyst should include a financial worksheet that at the least points to places in various processes where there are known problems that can be remedied by technology.
One way or the other process improvement and project methodologies must coexist together. Be careful of the time allocated to one specific process, limit the number of changes that can be made to processes as they go through design and review phases and most importantly present incremental gains. Examine the budget compared to the overall project plan, number of processes and what technology the processes will be created with and plan for the most complete process automation that can be accomplished within the project time frame in the simplest way possible. If there is budget and time accumulating that is the time to look at the next set of incremental

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> Bruce Momjian writes: > > > Does anyone have a comment on this? I wrote it a month ago. > > The fact that the database server is wide-open in the default installation > is surely not good, but the problem is that we don't have a universally > accepted way to lock it down. We could make password authentication the > default, but that would annoy a whole lot of people. Another option would > be to set the unix domain socket permissions to 0200 by default, so only > the user that's running the server can get in. I could live with that; > not sure about others. Whatever you suggest. We basically create a world-writeable socket/database when we do initdb. It is similar to a product installing in a world-writable directory. I realize you can lock it down later, but it seems people need to lock it down _before_ doing initdb or somehow keep it locked down until they set security. Our new SO_PEERCRED/SCM_CREDS gives us a lockdown option on Linux/BSD platforms, but not on the others. If we do the socket permissions thing for initdb, when do we start setting the socket permissions properly? I realize there is no easy answer. I just wanted people to know this is a security hole. -- Bruce Momjian | http://candle.pha.pa.us pgman(at)candle(dot)pha(dot)pa(dot)us | (610) 853-3000 + If your life is a hard drive, | 830 Blythe Avenue + Christ can be your backup. | Drexel Hill, Pennsylvania 19026
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The Election Cost HOW Much?
By the time the 2012 presidential elections are over Super PACs and nonprofits will have spent nearly $850 million. Not surprisingly, Republicans, especially GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney have been the overwhelming beneficiaries of this flood of cash.
According to a joint analysis of Federal Election Commission data by the Center for Responsive Politics and the Center for Public Integrity, an estimated $577 million, or roughly 69 percent, was spent by conservative groups. That's compared with $237 million spent by liberal groups, or about 28 percent, with the remainder expended by other organizations.
Most of that spending went to the presidential race with Romney receiving an astonishing $350 million of the more than $450 million dedicated to the presidential election. The fundraising tally for the individual candidates though is quite different. The Obama campaign raised more than $632 million in the 2012 presidential election, 62 percent more than the $389 million raised by Romney.
For some context, in 2010, during their first year of existence, all super PACs combined raised just $85 million.
Now the top 149 individual super PAC donors — each of whom has contributed at least $500,000 — are responsible for $290 million of funds raised. And 858 individuals who contributed at least $50,000 to super PACs accounted for nearly 60 percent of all money the groups collected in the 2012 election. For even more context, consider the fact that the median household income in 2011, by way of comparison, was $50,054, according to the U.S. Census Bureau.
What does this all mean? For starters, presidential politics is obscenely expensive, which means candidates are going to have to be savvy about how they raise and spend all their cash. In the case of Republicans these numbers suggest a dramatic leap into the darkness of Super PAC funding and away from more traditional campaign financing. And we see it playing out in campaigns all across the country with over-the-topic misleading issue ads in every medium imaginable.
Conservatives are praising the rise of the Super PAC, calling it a great equalizer in electoral politics. Seriously. From OpenSecrets:
The emergence of super PACs has been heralded by some, such as Republican lawyer Brad Smith, the former chairman of the Federal Election Commission who co-founded the conservative Center for Competitive Politics.
"[Super PACs] have helped to level the playing field between Romney and Obama, whereas otherwise Obama's spending advantage would have been substantial," said Smith. "And in some cases they have raised issues that concern voters that the candidates have chosen to avoid."
It also means every electoral victory Republicans squeeze from this strategy of leading campaign messaging with dark money issue ads will only enable more. Absent meaningful campaign finance reform that deals with the flood of unaccountable and misleading political speech our only hope of keeping our democracy out of the permanent control of our corporations is to vote against those candidates who most benefit from those ads.
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Suggested Reading for 1st year DTC students.
During the first semester we study a Neuroscience textbook:
Neuroscience by Dale Purves, et al. Sinauer Associates. (2012) ISBN: 9780878939671
The following is an additional reading list that you might find useful in familiarising yourself with neuroscience:
Neuroscience at a Glance by Roger Barker and Stephen Barasi. John Wiley and Sons. ISBN: 9781405150453. 3rd edition (20 March 2008)
Molecular Biology of the Cell by John Wilson and Tim Hunt. Taylor & Francis Inc., Garland Publishing Inc. ISBN: 0815341105. 5th revised edition (2 January 2008)
Neuroscience: Exploring the Brain by Mark F Bear, Barry W. Connors & Michael A Paradiso. Lippincott Williams & Wilkins. ISBN: 0781760038. (1 February 2006)
Principles of Neural Science by Eric R. Kandel (Editor), James H. Schwartz (Editor) & Thomas M. Jessell. McGraw-Hill/Appleton & Lange. ISBN: 0838577016. 4th edition (5 January 2000)
Fundamental Neuroscience by Michael J. Zigmond, Floyd Bloom, Story C. Landis, and Larry R. Squire (Editors). Academic Press. ISBN: 0127808701. 1st edition (15 January 1999)
Neurobiology by Gordon M. Shepherd. Oxford University Press. ISBN: 0195088433. 3rd edition (June 1997)
Computational modelling of neural systems – these books focus on computational interpretation of neuroscience:
Theoretical Neuroscience: Computational and Mathematical Modeling of Neural Systems by Peter Dayan and L. F. Abbott. MIT Press; ISBN: 0262041995. 1st edition (1 December 2001)
Computational Explorations in Cognitive Neuroscience: Understanding the Mind by Simulating the Brain by Randall C. O'Reilly, Yuko Munakata and James L. McClelland. MIT Press. ISBN: 0262650541. 1st edition (4 September 2000)
Methods in Neuronal Modeling: From Ions to Networks by Christof Koch, Idan Segev (Editors). MIT Press; ISBN: 0262112310; 2nd edition (4 June 1998)
Biophysics of Computation: Information Processing in Single Neurons by Christof Koch. Oxford University Press. ISBN: 0195104919. (November 1998)
If you have any books in your room please email details to the DTC Adminstrative Assistant so that an up to date record can be kept of the DTC books available to all students. If you need additional books for your research, you can request them.


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POTTSTOWN PA – High honors awards recently were presented to three Pottsgrove High School students – Karley Moser, Abby Hudock, and Elizabeth Driehaus – in the October (2012) edition of the Wordwright Challenge, a national competition formerly known as "Wordmasters" that requires close reading and analysis of many different kinds of prose and poetry, district spokeswoman Beth Trapani has announced.
Competing against more than 58,000 other students in 46 states and four foreign countries, Moser, a senior, placed among the 30 highest-scoring 12th-graders in the nation. Hudock, a junior, placed among the 99 highest-scoring 11th-graders. Driehaus, a freshman, placed among the 159 highest-scoring 9th-graders. Teacher Todd Kelly oversaw the school's participation.
The Wordwright Challenge is created by a New Jersey-based organization whose efforts help students prepare for the vocabulary portion of the national SAT (Scholastic Aptitude Test) Reasoning Tests, which are a requirement for attending many colleges. Its contests are held four times a year at the students' home school under a teacher's supervision.
The premise behind the challenge, Trapani said, is that attentive reading and sensitivity to language are among the most important skills students acquire in school. Questions posed in the challenge ask students to recognize the emotion or rational logic of a piece, as well as to notice the ways in which a writer's style shapes and shades his or her meaning.
The texts students must analyze can range from short fiction by authors like John Updike, to poetry as old as that of Shakespeare or as recent as that of Margaret Atwood. Students also receive essays: some classic, like those of E.B. White, or current, including those published in Newsweek magazine.
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To cope with the long wait for The Madness Underneath, I am going to write some Shades of London fanfiction. Okay? Okay.
Disclaimer: I do not own The Shades of London.
I groaned and turned over.
The alarm was shut off by a girl with long hair. "Bloody thing," she murmured to herself. I made an acknowledging grunt, and pulled my pillow over my head. That was the last thing I remembered before falling into the clutches of sleep again.
A phone rang, the obnoxious ringtone obviously Boo's, and I sighed as I heard her answer it. My sound-shield pillow had fallen to the floor, and I uncomfortably stretched to get it. I could feel my healing wound tightening from the action.
I paused, my prize in hand, and glanced over at the Shade who still occupied my and Jazza's room despite the copycat Ripper being long gone. She was trying to whisper; she got ten points for effort.
"Didn't he say where he was going? No note?"
I looked at Jazza, who was still asleep. I pulled the pillow up with me and softly beat it with my fists to get it comfortable again. In the dim brightness of too-early-AM, Boo moved to the window. She met my eyes and attempted a full smile, but her expression was tight from whatever the person on the other end was saying. Her eyes then scanned the street.
"No, he's not. What? Why would he be here to see Rory?"
My brow furrowed. Well, that hurt.
"All right. I'll be over soon, yeah?" she said and then pressed the 'end call' button. I yawned, and proceeded to ask who it was, and what was wrong. A sinking feeling had appeared in my stomach.
She bit her lower lip, and then sighed. "It was Callum," she began to explain and bent to the ground to pick up a shirt and a pair of rumpled skinny jeans. She stripped down to her underwear, not ashamed at all in a Boo-like fashion, and began to change. "Stephen…Well, he just took off."
I frowned, my urge to sleep slinking away to the back of my mind. After the modern-Ripper incident was over and done with, and after my Bristol stay where I had to convince everybody that I was not a few fries short of a Happy Meal even though I felt like I was, the Shades had managed to convince their superiors and some other Official People that it was safe for me to resume contact with them and vice versa. Boo had told me that Stephen had to pull more than a few strings to do so, and I was thankful. Being a human terminus alone was not fun, but when you had the Shades, it was all fine and dandy. More or less.
The point is that Boo told me that Callum said Stephen was acting different. Stephen had always been "different"; using humongous vocabulary words and taking things way too seriously and being brilliantly smart; but, now, he was different-different.
Boo had not elaborated upon how the commanding officer of the Shades was different, so I kept my questions to myself.
"Can I come?"
Boo paused in her tugging of the jeans to get them past her thighs. "Rory…," her voice suddenly taking on a condescending tone, like how Stephen usually spoke to me.
"Boo, please? If Stephen…" What did she mean by take off? Packed bags? Just spontaneously disappeared? "He wouldn't just disappear, would he?"
"Callum said not to be worried-"
"Apparently he is if he called you."
We were speaking in hushed whispers, but Jazza still joined the world of the awake. "What's wrong?" She eased herself up and looked at me and Boo. "My alarm didn't go off again, did it?"
"Nah," I shook my head. "I," I glanced over at Boo. "We couldn't sleep, and-"
"-were going out to get some food," Boo finished for me. "Might as well, yeah? Sunday and all."
Jazza, who was probably half-asleep, just unsuspectingly nodded. However, her expression sort of fell. "Don't worry, Jaz," I said. "We'll go do something together later, okay?" She smiled, and nodded more eagerly this time, before allowing her head to drop back to the pillow. She was asleep again a few moments later.
I raised an eyebrow at Boo, who sighed and told me to get dressed and to meet her downstairs. She walked by me, already deep in thought.
Ducking away from the brisk winds, we walked up the high-class stairs to the door that was the entrance to the flat Callum and Stephen shared. Boo walked with purpose, and I was just attempting to not trip over myself or do something that, with my luck, would hurt the ripped-by-the-Ripper wound. The door was unlocked, and I saw Callum stop pacing just as I entered.
"No offense to you, Ror, but why-"
"She insisted," Boo cut him off. "So he just left? Nothing?"
Callum shrugged. "I was about to fall asleep in my room last night when I heard the flat's door open and close. I told you how he's been acting odd and everything. At the time, I just thought that he might've gone walking or to get a quick drink. You can check his room if you need to. Everything's there except for his uniform, wallet, and keys." He rubbed his forehead. "The stupid bast - I wouldn't be this worried if - Rory, where are you going?"
I walked past him to the room in the hallway he had indicated to in his rant. I opened the closed door, and I could hear the two remaining Shades' footsteps behind me as I entered.
My mind, even though it was still early in the morning, was racing. I would've been proud of myself if the situation wasn't so confusing, or slightly dire. The bed was made, there were no piles of clothes on the floor, and the closet doors were closed. It was basically the opposite of the rest of the flat. I wandered over to the bedside table where there was a notepad, a pen, and Stephen's regular cell. In neat script, there was today's date written down. All three of us focused on this; it wasn't intimidating, or even out of the ordinary. But, there was something about it…This was Stephen. What would Stephen-
"There's just that and his phone," Callum finally said and scratched the back of his neck. "I also called someone on the force, to see if they had heard anything, but they said no. He only came by the station to help with something last night and that's it."
"What's so special about today?" Boo asked, apparently deciding to ignore everything Callum had just stated, and ask her own questions. "It's a Sunday. It's too early for church, yeah? Is he even religious?"
"I recall last year that he acted moody around this date. I only remember that because we fought and actually started throwing things," he said and then added a "Well, I did" to Boo's skeptical expression.
"Is there a cemetery around here?" I continued to look down at the date. Stephen's clean writing stared back. There was a smeared dot of ink.
"Why?" Callum asked just as Boo replied. There was, in fact, a cemetery; it was easily reachable by Tube and with a bit of walking.
I glanced around, and then brushed by Callum and Boo back to the living room.
"Rory, what are you doing?"
I looked at the table near the threshold, and there was a wallet.
"Can I borrow some money? Just in case? Please?" I looked at the two. Callum eyed me before giving a questioning look to Boo. She shrugged, and then he reached past me to get the aforementioned wallet. He handed me a small amount, and I was thankful for the foresight to bring an Oyster card and my cell.
"Rory," Boo grabbed my arm, "do you know where he is?"
I stared at the both of them. Callum was examining my expression, as if he could extract the exact information he needed. I wondered if they would be this worried if this was pre-Ripper. Probably not.
"I think so," I said, and then rushed for the door. I threw it open and ran down the steps, leaving them speechless. A pretty grand exit if I say so myself.
The Tube ride and walking went by fairly quickly. I texted Boo and Callum, once more assuring them that their only terminus knew what she was doing. I glanced up at the sky, and saw that it was persistent in staying mundanely cloudy and grey. It seemed cloudier than usual; the humidity was awful.
With my dark hair being played with by the wind, I breathed in deeply and walked past the iron gates. I called Stephen's name, looking around. There was no-one: no people sitting on the benches scattered about, and no people walking among the varying gravestones.
I followed the meandering cobblestone path, looking for a tall male wearing a striped sweater, scarf, and jeans. Only when I began panicking that maybe I was mistaking, and that I recalled Callum implying that he was wearing his uniform and not regular clothes, did I see him.
I bit my lower lip. He was hunched over on a bench in a far corner of the cemetery: police sweater and helmet and all. I began walking towards him, having no idea of what I was going to say. Comment on the weather? Hug him? My brilliant brainstorm from earlier apparently disappeared somewhere on the Tube ride and walk.
Stopping a few yards away, I crossed my arms. His helmeted head was in his hands; and his shoulders were shaking. Barely shaking, barely moving, but the movement was noticeable.
He stiffened, but didn't look up. I scanned the area once again, and saw that there was another entrance. Beyond some bushes in front of said entrance, I could see the reflective panels of a police car.
"Rory?" he tried to discreetly wipe at his eyes, and reassume that deep superior tone he seemed to carry like an accessory whenever he was in uniform or around me, but it was obvious what was wrong.
I stepped closer. "Hi."
"What…What are you doing here?" he barely met my eyes. His nose was faintly red.
I took another step, avoiding his question. "Callum and Boo are freaking out, you know."
"Why?" he wiped at his eyes again, apparently giving up at the idea of being unnoticeable.
"Gee, I wonder why," I finally moved to sit next to him, mindful of the space between us, which was taken up by his bright police jacket. "You drop off of the face of the earth for twelve hours-"
"You know why, don't you." He laughed, a sharp and humorless laugh; he nodded his head in a general direction, as if trying to indicate the entire area. "I did this last year, too. I left while Callum was calming down from a fight. I suppose he assumed I was doing the same, then."
When he had first told me about his sister, and his suicide attempt, there was an unspoken part that I detected: We never speak of this again. He had trusted me with the story, with something no-one else knew, and I was sure that he had not planned on it ever being a future conversation topic.
"Were you two close?" The words shot out of my mouth and clumsily entered the air between us without my permission.
Stephen noticeably exhaled. "Very. We-" he paused.
I pulled out my vibrating phone and looked at the ID.
"Who is it?"
Stephen looked at me, his eyes dark from the shade of his helmet's brim. "Aren't you going to-"
"Nope," I pressed the 'end call.' "He can wait."
An expression of confusion clouded his face, but it immediately cleared to indifference. "But, yes, we were close," he looked away for a moment before meeting my eyes again. "It's just that, before she…"
He nodded. "Before that, she began to not be very-" His voice cracked. He swallowed and looked up to the sky. "Why'd you come, Rory?"
You know how, with some people, you just seem to expect them to be strong? You can't imagine them being anything that is defined as weak. They are like the rocks you cling to when everything is pretty much going downhill. Was this Stephen breaking like he had before; was this what Callum had meant by him being "different"? A small part of me instantly filled with a deep, going-to-drag-me-down feeling.
Stephen removed the helmet and clenched it in his hands, his knuckles becoming white. His thick black hair was sweaty, sticking to his pale skin, and the question of just how long he had been sitting in this cemetery crossed my mind. On the anniversary of his sister's death, he was sitting here, alone. I know that he doesn't speak to his family, Boo had said.
I shrugged. "I don't exactly have fantastic people skills, but I admit that you look as if you need a friend." I rubbed a spot on my arm as a lone rain drop fell.
He glanced over at me, and then up at the sky again with his brow furrowed in thought; like he had never experienced rain, or the idea of someone actually wanting to comfort him, before. My phone buzzed once more, and I half-slid it out of my pocket. There was a text from Boo, asking if I had found him. I managed to type a simple 'Yes' and press send before Stephen began again.
"She had begun to party more and more. We were, basically, growing far apart. And then she died, so she was the farthest away from me she could be." His voice was low, and he gestured to the cemetery again. "She's buried at my family's plot, which is too far away to get there and back unnoticed. So I just come here." Stephen's eyes focused on me, and, specifically, the hand that was still over my pocket. "If you need to go-"
I shook my head. "It's Sunday. No classes."
We sat in silence. At one point, he wiped his glasses on his sweater, and inspected the lenses. He wiped them again before being satisfied.
"What was her name?" I questioned. Was this good conversational territory or not? Should I have resorted to talking about bunnies? Gossip about the possibility of Callum and Boo? Of course, these questions and the possible consequences of my voiced question did not appear until the words were spoken aloud.
Stephen abruptly stood up, and placed the helmet back on his head. "Come on. We need to get you inside." I followed suit, sort of surprised by the sudden movement and the intense wave of guilt I felt at crossing the lines he had drawn. He draped the too-large jacket over my shoulders, as if it was meant to be an unspoken apology. I wrapped it around me, and was thus swallowed up in fluorescent green as rain drops began to fall in quick succession. Stephen scanned the cemetery one more time and murmured something that sounded like a good-bye before ushering me to his car with one of his hands on my back.
I wanted to ask what was the exact reason he left last night, and to ask why he had written the day's date down, because you'd think he had memorized the anniversary's date, but I wisely kept my mouth shut as he shooed me into the back of the vehicle. It was now fully drizzling, and I stared out of the window as he began to drive. London passed by in a rainy, monochromatic blur.
"You're okay, right?"
He turned the car onto a street I recognized that led to Goodwin's Court, and slowed it down. He shifted as much as he could in the seat and looked at me. His gaze seemed to soften; soften just the tiniest degree, mind you, but that one look managed to warm me all of the way down to my drenched toes in the converse I had worn. "I'm okay."
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text: Hi Peter, "Peter F." <effectivespamblock at ozemail.com.au> wrote in message news:Pzl1c.327$Vr2.8039 at nnrp1.ozemail.com.au... > "kenneth p Collins" <kpaulc at earthlink.net> wrote in message > news:8G71c.30280$hm4.16906 at newsread3.news.atl.earthlink.net... > > "Peter F." <effectivespamblock at ozemail.com.au> wrote in message > > news:mL11c.488$fv1.9617 at nnrp1.ozemail.com.au... > > > "[...] > > > > ROFL :-] > > Good - its the best medicine! :-) > (Converts states of distressful psychosomatic > tension into a health-promoting eustressful > abreaction.) The 'shunting' of high-TD E/I by the mech- anisms of "laughing" [and it's affectively-aligned inverse, "crying"]. > > BTW, I 'fear' AA-"ALQ" [Absolutely- > > Achieved-"ALQ"] be-cause I 'fear' that it'd > > make me 'brain-dead' - having nothing that > > needs-sorting-out, and, thereby, nothing to > > do. > > Don't you worry - because like me you have > for all future been 'safely deprived' of becoming > a complete and utter ALQHolic. ;-) :-] Still, I Hope - for all of Humanity - that under- standing Happens, and Happening, transforms the Future. > Joke almost aside:- Would you (with your > capacity for blind faith in the son of the virgin > Mary and her husband Josef) not dare to trust > that an ALQHolly spiritedness can hide in (or > hitch-hike on) our crucial and quite central > capacity to be curious?!? First, my Faith is not blind. I've explained. It's Obvious to me that Jesus Knew! how nervous systems process information. I cannot explain how it could be so. I only see that it is so. And, with respect to the rest of your query, I cannot see beyond the one-way flow of energy, from order to disorder, that is what's =described= by 2nd Thermo [WDB2T]. I can see, however, that my Faith does, in fact, Transform my Being. There's no 'mystery' inherent, save The One that I, as above, I cannot explain. > > 'Course, I could 'just' "stop and smell the > > roses" :-] > > Good idea for an alternative way of using your > ASS for paying (or focusing) actention! :-) > > > > But only if there's AA-"ALQ" all-around. > > No chance it would. Because in such an > entirely unreal ideal world there would not > be any need for Anti-AEVASIVE associations. I disagree, here, Peter. Humanity's Survival is Dependent upon progress toward what's flat-out Verified to be Possible. I see no 'impossibility', nor do I see 'unrealness' in the Possibility. All I see is that Humanity 'exists' in a 'state' of absence-of-understanding. Understanding Happens, and, when it does, to the degree that it does, it Transforms every- thing that it 'touches'. > And BTW, ironically enough, in this _real_ > world (one populated by piles of unrealistic > people with Pain in their ASSs) =Victims= of absence-of-understanding > the universal (phylogeny of fauna relevant) > principle of "Ambi-advantageous Evolution" > (not a fundamental law of physics or chemistry > but at least an important sub-clause of an Evol- > utionary Psychology Type explanation) has > assured that anti-AEVASIVE measures are > doomed to be drowned-out by AEVASIVE > ones. Yes, absent-understanding of how and why nervous systems process information via 'blindly'- automated TD E/I-minimization, folks do tend, strongly, to 'blindly' and automatically 'move away from' environmental sources of TD E/I(up), and to 'move toward' environmental sources of TD E/I(down). Changing this is 'hard' be-cause the changes are, themselves, experienced as environmental sources of TD E/I(up). But, so what if it's 'hard'. Just 'walk-the-path' until the 'path' gets so worn-in that it becomes 'familiar', and voila! Understanding Happens :-] 'Course, 'walking-the-path' doesn't pay-my-bills, but, hey, I've been able to sit at my PC without wearing my winter coat for the past couple of 'days' - Spring is coming to the Northern Hemi- sphere - "I've made it!" :-] > > Until then, the Child in the Ghetto Needs-me. > > Salvation Army is doing a better job than most, > as far as that kind of work is concerned. Their're Great, as are many other Groups that give-Solace to the down-trodden. While they work in their way, I work in mine - bringing-Newness - stuff that just didn't Exist- before. > But I do understand where you are coming > form. Do you understand the Transformation that giving a Child-of-the-Ghetto NDT's under- standing works within the Child's Being? It sets-him-Free of the 'blind'-automation that would, otherwise, dictate to him, 'what can be'. How? By letting him See what's in folks 'reactions' to his ways that are, merely, 'unfamiliar' to them. I Need to get the understanding to him [to her]. Cheers, Peter, ken, [k. p. collins]


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Question about 2003 Hyosung Comet 125
Is there any setting to make it softer? my dad put some wd40 on it and its a soft as a babys bottom now try it before you waste your money but if you find it does'nt work then get a new clutch but if it works you've saved money lol try it it worked on mine ,
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As the clutch wears the fluid level in the reservoir will rise so the initial fluid level should not exceed the FILL LEVEL. And the motorcycle must be upright and the handlebars set to level the fluid in the clutch reservoir.
When filling an empty clutch fluid line, a VACUUM BRAKE BLEEDER with a fitting that mates to the secondary clutch actuator bleeder screw threads can be used to draw the fluid down the clutch line and the air out of the system.
Take off the clutch fluid reservoir cover and then initially loosen the banjo bolt just enough to allow air bubbles to escape. Be careful because clutch fluid under pressure can squirt a steady stream a long way.
Hold the reservoir cover in place and pump the clutch hand lever 5 times or so and then hold the clutch hand lever against the handlebar and with a shop towel under the fitting loosen the banjo bolt and watch fro air bubbles to be released and then retighten the banjo fitting and only after it is tight release the hand lever. Check and refill the reservoir with fluid to the FILL LEVEL line and repeat the previous step three or more times and until only a steady flow of clutch fluid without air bubbles escapes from the banjo fitting at all times keeping the clutch fluid level in the reservoir at the FILL LEVEL with motorcycle in an upright position.
THEN remove the secondary clutch actuator cover, cover the exhaust pipe(s) with towels and place a suitable pan under the right side case to catch excess clutch fluid THEN while holding the reservoir cover in place pump the clutch hand lever 5 or more times, then hold the clutch hand lever against the handlebar and loosen the secondary clutch actuator bleed screw and watch the bleed screw for air bubbles. When the hand lever touches the hand grip hold it there without releasing it until the bleed screw has been tightened again and then release the hand lever., refill the fluid reservoir to the FILL LINE and repeat the previous steps, always keeping the fluid reservoir full of fluid, until a steady stream of fluid with no air bubbles coming from the bleed screw. When there is no more air coming out leave the bleeder screw tight and fill the reservoir with fluid to the FILL LINE.AUTION
THEN test pressure by squeezing clutch hand lever repeatedly does not build pressure in the hand lever and the fluid level does not remain at the FILL LINE then there is a leak somewhere and it will have to be located and fixed. If there is no visible leak check the secondary clutch actuator boot for leakage.
When there is no evidence of leakage and the clutch lever works properly and the fluid in the reservoir is at the FILL LINE install the reservoir cap and insert and tighten the fasteners to 0.7-0.9 Nm (6-8 in-lbs); the reservoir banjo bolt to 23-31 Nm (17-23 ft-lbs); the bleed screw to 9-11 Nm (80-100 in-lbs); the secondary clutch actuator cover fasteners to 6-10 Nm (53-88 in-lbs) and then test ride the motorcycle.
If the clutch does not have correct pressure you may have a dragging clutch and/or hard shifting.
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NORMA DICKSON scoops up a handful of the newly-turned earth and places it carefully inside the silver casket. "We won't have a permanent marker. We know where he is now. We'll let the grass grow back as we won't be back again. But at least I have this," she says, patting the carved lid of the trinket box.
Standing on a windswept rise inside Liberton Cemetery, a sunlit view of the city spread out before them and Arthur's Seat rising majestically in the background, 71-year-old Norma and husband Peter, 72, take once last moment at the tiny grave at their feet.
"It's amazing to know he's here," says Peter. "This place is beautiful. We couldn't have picked a more perfect place for him to be buried." He wipes away a tear. "It's just the wind," he smiles.
For more than 40 years, the grass they are standing on had lain undisturbed, but thanks to a Lothian charity which offers support to parents whose children are either stillborn or die soon after birth, a small patch was redug just last week, finally marking the grave of the Dicksons' baby, Peter.
Since December 3, 1963, when he was stillborn at their home in Muirhouse Park, neither Norma nor Peter knew what had happened to their third child. Life and work took them from Edinburgh to London and then Toledo, Ohio, but memories of that fateful day never left them. So when Peter suffered a stroke two years ago, and was then diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, the couple decided they had to make one last trip back home – and to try to finally discover what had happened to their baby boy.
"Peter was our third child," says Norma, clutching at a gold chain around her neck, from which three precious birthstones hang – one for each of her other children, Susan, Paul and Margaret, who was born after Peter.
"I had been in labour all day and when Susan and Paul went to their beds, and because it was near Christmas, we told them that when they woke up Santa would have been to leave a new baby brother or sister for them to play with.
"Of course, when they did get up the next day I had to tell them that he hadn't been after all . . .
"We'd put all the baby things away and we gave them a couple of presents early instead."
She adds: "I was at home for the birth. Susan was born in Elsie Inglis, but Paul had been born at home – in fact my mother had delivered him. So when I fell pregnant again everything felt fine, so I wanted to have this baby at home as well.
"He was two weeks late though, and then two doctors came to see me and told me he was lying the wrong way and so they tried to turn him round. I think that's when something went wrong.
"He was born at 7.15pm. It was a normal delivery, although he was a big baby, 12lb 4oz, but immediately I knew that something was wrong.
"The nurse grabbed him and, because it was winter and so cold, she held him by his feet out of the window and shook him.
"It was as if she was trying to wake him up."
Meanwhile, Peter was pacing the living room. "I knew something was wrong, but nobody was telling me anything," he recalls. "The nurse came running through with the baby and started to wash him. I knew that wasn't normal. No-one said a word to me, not even a sorry. Then I had to go and get Norma's mum. I had to get a bus to Royston Mains and bring her back."
Norma adds: "I did get to hold him for a while after the nurse had washed him. Then two men came with a white box and took him away and that was the last I knew of him. My mother arrived and said 'that's it, it's done, we won't talk about it again', and so I never did. In those days I suppose you didn't. You were supposed to just get on with things.
"I didn't even discuss it with Peter. I didn't even tell my other children – two of them still don't know about any of this. Nobody came to visit me afterwards. I was on my own because Peter was working away. It's probably terrible but I put Paul back in nappies, even though he was three. I just needed a baby at that time.
"It felt like every time I went out the house, every second woman was pregnant or pushing a pram. Then, of course, I got a letter asking me to send back my milk book and my orange book – which you got to make sure you kept your strength up after having a baby."
She adds: "The thing was, I didn't know where they'd taken him. My mother said because he wasn't baptised he might be buried in a field somewhere – certainly not hallowed ground. Then I thought maybe he'd been used for medical science. The not knowing has been a real burden all these years. To know where he is now . . ."
She stops to wipe the tears spilling from beneath her glasses. "It's been a wonderful trip."
The couple waited three years before trying for another baby. "When I fell pregnant with my daughter Margaret I was terrified every single day thinking something would go wrong again," says Norma.
"I had to have injections every day to keep my iron levels up and when the time came I had to go to hospital to have her because of what had happened before.
"She ended up being born too quickly. One push and she was out. She was blue, so they rushed her away, and I was left thinking it was all happening again."
Luckily, Margaret survived and five months later the family decided to move to Haverhill in Suffolk where Peter was able to get more work as a plasterer. "We started a new life down there," says Norma. "It was easier to put things to the back of your mind. We were there until March 1983, when we moved to America."
Their emigration – along with Margaret – was prompted by their daughter Susan's marriage, and a year or so later their son Paul also joined them in the States. Now they have eight grandchildren and one great-grandchild, but still, every December 3 they would remember baby Peter.
"I had tried before to get some information," she says. "I wrote to Register House, but they told me they had no records. Then when we decided on this trip I told Susan what I wanted to do. She was amazed I'd never mentioned Peter before. In two days she'd been in touch with a chap at Register House who told her to get in touch with Dorothy at SANDS. I didn't tell Peter at all.
"Then Susan called me one night. Dorothy had phoned her – and she had found him."
The couple arrived in Edinburgh last week, and on the Wednesday they met up with Dorothy Maitland of the Stillbirth and Neo-Natal Death Society at the gates of the cemetery on Liberton Drive.
"I had the travel wheelchair for Peter as I was sure we'd be trudging through fields," says Norma, placing a bunch of red roses on the grave. "But to come here, to this beautiful place . . . to know he is buried in a church cemetery and not in some God-forsaken field. I still can't quite believe it."
"We've got photographs and we've got it on video," says Peter.
"We won't be back again, but now we know he's at rest, and where he is. It means we can be at rest too."
BABY Peter Dickson's grave was found thanks to the research of SANDS.
His is not the only unmarked grave in Liberton Cemetery – and there are a handful of other baby graves already marked thanks to the charity.
There are about 100 stillbirths or neonatal deaths in the Lothians every year, and while SANDS can offer practical help by arranging funerals and offering counselling, for those who lost a baby decades ago, tracing the graves can prove difficult.
"We were able to get a copy of the birth record for the Dicksons," explains organiser Dorothy Maitland. "Finding the grave though was down to the great record-keeping of Mortonhall and Liberton Kirk."
The charity relies on fundraising and donations to survive and will hold its annual Forget-Me-Not week this month, including a coffee morning on April 18, at St Cuthbert's Church Hall, Colinton.
• For more details on SANDS call 0131-622 6263 or visit www.sands-lothians.org.uk


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Dr. Dog bassist-singer Toby Leaman was carried by audience members as he sang and crowd-surfed during fan-favorite, "Lonesome," closing out a show Friday night at the Wiltern that was laced with old favorites and heavy hitters from their new album "Psychedelic Swamp."
Reinforcing their reputation for turning live shows into a spectacle, Dr. Dog outdid themselves once again, in terms of performance and stage production. A 3D grid backdrop illuminated the stage, and LED lights were placed on pianos and drums, and side stage, giving the effect of spinning rainbow drink umbrellas at points. The visual aspect of the night was reflective of the band's digitized album cover. The band clearly one-upped themselves from their last tour, "Live at the Flamingo Hotel."
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The "new" album actually originated in 2001, when Scott McMicken and Leaman co-wrote a 35-track version — which has now been revisited with new songs, remastering and even a live stage play.
Before the band took the stage, an analog version of latest single "Badvertise" was piped in over the PA, sounding like something off an '80s workout tape. The band walked out and began playing another new song, playing "Fire On My Back."
"Good evening, it's a pleasure to be back in Los Angeles," McMicken said, before continuing into a soulful "Bring My Baby Back," "How Long Must I Wait" and "Distant Light."
Dr. Dog spends about nine months a year on the road, accounting for their ability to play one song after the next without needing a second to rest. So they played right into "Shadow People," which was greeted with cheers and sing-alongs. "Shame, Shame" came next, and was really the first moment for the audience and (seemingly, the band) to catch their collective breaths from the first 40 minutes.
The crowd was buzzing plenty, as arms joined around shoulders and friends and lovers began swaying during "Jackie Wants a Black Eye," inducing a crowd sing-along of the words, "We're all in this together now!" After a rare quiet moment, McMicken responded to cheers by exclaiming, "Maniacs! I knew it!" before leading the band and crowd in the chorus. Guitarist-singer Frank McElroy belted out a falsetto high note to finish it off, impressing the crowd. Touching back on the 2013 album "B-Room," Leaman began the dreamy and sentimental "Oh Nelly," featuring angelic vocal harmonies from the rest of the band.
About halfway through the show, they hit the new album, with "Swampadelic Pop" and a spooky breakdown into "Broken Heart," followed by B-Room opening track "The Truth."
Returning focus to new material, the band played on into the slower "Engineer Says," which features a lyrical allusion to "Bring My Baby Back" and ended in a heated jam. During "Be the Void," the band made great use of its lighting system, which was also synched with the bass drum and would illuminate in time with the kick during a vocal/drum breakdown in which the lighting was turned down to show off the kick/lighting feature. The quiet instrumental changed gears and quickly built up to "One Of These Days," followed by "Old Black Hole" and "Heart It Races" to a frenzied response.
They departed the stage but returned to thunderous cheers for a encore that includes "Fools Life," "Say Something," "The Beach" (which featured a spicy guitar solo from McMicken) and "The Rabbit, The Bat, The Reindeer." The anthemic, call-and-response "Lonesome" closed out a rambunctious night.


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Handy Andy Saves the World by E.J. Altbacker is about handyman Andy who saves the Earth from a marauding band of aliens. Considered the "best" handyman, according to what's written on the side of his truck, the aliens beam him up to fix their broken spaceship. The aliens say they they're there to make "peace," but it turns out "peace" means killing everything, not to mention kidnapping his family to be put in a zoo, and Handy Andy must use his handyman powers, limited as they are, to defeat the aliens and save everyone.
This is a professional book on every level. Altbacker, who has a traditionally-published children's series under his belt, and also writes for the Lego franchise, is a highly-engaging and funny writer. Handy Andy is a breezy, entertaining read filled with humor that will have you literally laughing out loud – kids and adults alike.
At first, it was a bit jarring that Andy was an adult. The title, and the level of prose, makes the book aimed squarely at middle-grade readers, in which an adult protagonist is less common. It's not unheard of, but the juxtaposition of a person with adult responsibilities with fairly simple language and childlike humor is somewhat strange. It works because Andy's plainly a fun character to follow around.
And so are his adversaries. The aliens are like something out of a Douglas Adams novel – both extremely advanced and extremely stupid. They have no idea how to fix their ship because it's normally done by robots. "Who made the robots?" Andy asks. They say it was either during the time of "Great Embarrassment" when aliens did manual labor, or they grew up naturally from moss and lichen. Probably the lichen. It's this sort of quirky humor that will have you madly flipping the pages.
Perhaps because Andy is an adult, the story calls for someone who's a bit smarter than he is on the page. At times, he's as hapless and dimwitted as the aliens he's been tasked to help. For example, when he first sees the alien ship, he reacts like a child might react. He's amazed, of course, but he's pretty laid back about it, all told, even after seeing a squid-like alien. There's no sense of fear, or excitement about this major discovery, except in vague passing. This may make him more recognizable as a protagonist for younger readers – an adult stand-in for a kid – but it also makes him seem simple-minded at times.
This may be true, potentially, for younger readers as well. It's not as if kids aren't accustomed to pathos in fiction, or real danger. But then, this is pure comedy, in which aliens purr and fart. It just didn't need to be quite as light as it is. Altbacker may have been torn with not having an adult protagonist be "too adult," but the result is he's maybe too childlike.
Overall, the book is saved because of its good spirit and humor. It's plainly a fun read, and kids will breeze through it. It's pretty much guaranteed entertainment, and you really can't say that about most books. Recommended for ages 7-12.
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Appropriately titled "A New Beginning", San Francisco's Fashion Week is in full swing. Workshops, networking, new products, parties and more were just the beginning of what is to come. This weekend there are three runway shows and I am excited to see what they have to offer.
Monday was SFFAMA's and Wix.com's opening party and everyone looked smashing! Style is so personal and everyone rocked a signature look and made waves throughout the room. Here's a glance of my favorite looks thanks to SFFAMA.
Why I love it: I love the pattern of this dress and the cinch at the waist and defined shoulders create a flattering hourglass shape.
Why I love it: I love a signature statement piece and this necklace frames her collar and creates glam by catching the light.
Why I love it: Not only are these women stunning, they have MAD style. I love, love, love. I also love a girl who can rock runway hair just because she is fabulous! Elegant and cutting edge all at the same time. Well Done!
Why I love it: It is all about the accessories. Two great looks- I love the layering of necklaces on the left and the patterned dress with belted waist on the right. Her choker style necklace choice is a perfect compliment to bring out her collar bones and break up the space between the top of the dress and shoulders.
Why I love it: Simply elegant. These beautiful women chose gorgeous fabrics that are as free as their signature style. I love the red leather and the combination of different necklines.
Why I love it: Color blocking and awesome hair: Yes, I love hair. These two caught my eye with their fabulous color choices. Complimentary colors in color block form on the left and great bold shoulders on the right.
Wednesday I stopped by the Fashion Bloggers Connect and Trunk Show to see the ever fabulous Mira Torres-Montalvo of the Beauty Bohemian, my new friends Alison Messinger of Eclectic ala Mode and Amy Gilmer of Eliza Louise. I did not get to spend any extra time with Graphic Designer Molly Covert of Rabbit Foot Fern Design; however, she offered me extensive knowledge on the panel and is an incredible resource. I hope to reconnect with them all soon!
Left to right: Mira, Allison, Brad, Molly and Amy. Photo compliments of Mira
The Shoe Line-Up: Left to right: Mira, Allison, Molly, and Amy. Photo compliments to Jess of The Stylepint ***Are you petite? Check out the Styling Series for tips dressing for your body type.
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The fun doesn't stop there. This weekend is runway after runway and I hope to see Sunday nights show. Check out the schedule below.
- 08/12 – Runway # 1, Emerging, Madrone Studios, Dress Code Enforced, 6-9 pm, Buy Tix Online, Tickets Are Very Limited
- 08/13 – Runway # 2, Ready To Wear, Madrone Studios, Dress Code Enforced, 6-9pm, Buy Tix Online, Tickets Are Very Limited
- 08/14 – Runway # 3, Couture/Avant Garde, Madrone Studios, Dress Code Enforced, 6-9pm, Buy Tix Online, Tickets Are Very Limited


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This is one of Trail Lodge Tea's own blends.Tart cherries and slivered almonds are combined with a combination of rooibos and honeybush. Caffeine free. Ingredients: Fair Trade Certified TM organic rooibos, and honeybush, and dried cherries, sliced almonds, and organic natural flavor.
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This Cherry and Almond Rooibos from Trail Lodge Tea is really delicious! I'm loving this!
I've had a lot of flavored rooibos blends … and some I like better than others. One thing I've noticed is that almond flavor works very well with rooibos, I suspect this has something to do with the fact that rooibos has a natural nutty flavor to it, and when paired with almond flavoring … the sweet, nutty flavor really shines through nicely.
And when you add cherry flavor … this cuppa becomes sensational! I love the flavor of almond and cherry together … and the base of rooibos and honeybush works so well with these flavors. The end result is a cup of naturally caffeine free tisane that tastes sweet and nutty with just enough contrasting tart flavor from the cherry to keep the taste buds happy.
What I'm liking best about this is that the flavor of rooibos is not a strong, obvious flavor. I taste the nutty notes from the rooibos, but not that weird sweetness from the rooibos. I taste the warm honey notes from the honeybush, but not that sour wood note that sometimes comes with rooibos. This is just a warm, wonderful cup of yumminess!
A delightful tisane … great for any time of the day.
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- The Holiday Season Approaches! - October 5, 2015


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Don't miss this week's episode of "New York Now" on WMHT Ch. 17, which this week marks the third anniversary of a collaboration between the Times Union and the Capital Region's public broadcaster. (But is there cake? Hell no!) Highlights include:
- WMHT's Matt Ryan looks at the week's headlines, from recent Congressional debates to Gov. Andrew Cuomo's tour of regional economic development councils.
- Marie Cusick ventures down the "Innovation Trail" to explore the development of Albany's first comprehensive urban plan since the days of the Dutch patroons.
- Yours truly talks to Bill Hammond of the Daily News and Karen DeWitt of New York State Public Radio about the legacy of Pedro Espada Jr., and the Cuomo administration's harsh rebuke to a conservative think-tank over tax reform.
Here's a clip from Marie's story:
New York Now" airs at 7:30 p.m. Friday and 11 a.m. and 11 p.m. Sunday on WMHT. Air times around the state: WNET (NYC) 11 a.m. Saturday; WLIW (Long Island) 11 a.m. Sunday; WXXI (Rochester) 9 p.m. Friday; WNED (Buffalo) 9:30 a.m. Sunday; WSKG (Binghamton) 11 a.m. Sunday; WPBS (Watertown), 7:30 a.m. Sunday; and on Mountain Lake PBS (Plattsburgh/North Country) Saturdays at 6:30 p.m. On radio: WRVO (Syracuse) 4:30 p.m. Saturday