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I trust you and everyone else is having fun pondering space operas. I am. It seems, however that we may be over-thinking them. I'd say you could write any type of story you care to, on any scale, as long...
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Hadil Benu commented on
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Oh, I can live with disappointment. So far this week: Literally Hitler Cthulhu / Old One G_D of the Many Faces (don't ask: new wild one that one) El-ahrairah, the nose wiggler Chrissie; now responsible for another one hunted and captured John (I think there was some confusion over movie clips there with cross-over Biblical texts) ~ You're asking the wrong questions anyhow. As demonstrated by the links. And I do have experience of the military: I'm conversing with a stalwart product of it! p.s. It's not a magic mirror, you have to know what you're looking for first. That's...
DeMarquis commented on
Deploying the monomyth in Space Opera
Rather late to this party, sorry, but I've been busy writing a story for the past couple of months or so. I've created a rather large scale setting for the story to take place in, both in space and time-frame, so I've been reading the last couple of threads with intense interest. My setting includes tens of lightyears, hundreds of space ships, tens of thousands of people, and several centuries. There are political intrigues, wars, and aliens. But there is little high drama. I keep the focus in the characters and their problems, the big stuff is mostly going on...
martin089 commented on
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I just came across this: The monomyth: so incorrect it's dangerous Charlie and others mentiones a few problems with the mononmyth upthread (gender politics, how universal is it actually), the article linked goes into bit more dtail. Especially interesting for me was the part on initiation rites....
Dirk Bruere commented on
Deploying the monomyth in Space Opera
Well, if the monomyth is only prevalent across Europe, the Middle East and Asia it is still massively pervasive...
Bellinghman commented on
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Yeah, but not universal, which was the premise....
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I opted for matching themes this week, although I've been assisted by Nellie so some of my handiwork is a little wobbly. Like me, she's a big fan of washi tape which proved hard work.
I used sticky notes I picked up from sainsburys and matching washi from the same line. I love the bright summery feel to them and love how they compliment my planner too.
I used my trusty frixion pens in coordinating colours and as such am really pleased with the way this week has turned out.
The personal size pages were a bit too small for the sticky notes, but I felt the colours complimented my color crush planner well.
It feels a little bare as there's not much going on this week, but we've just had a weekend of celebrations thanks to my parents 30th wedding anniversary and Father's Day here in the uk so to be honest I'm glad of a little down time to snuggle up with a good book and Nellie.
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Nope, no improvements last night. Still, once again, the endless parade of vocalists who over-sing everything, starting with Jackie Tohn's version of an Elvis Presley hit, "A Little Less Conversation," during which I think Elvis' corpse roused itself to retch during her grotesque caterwauling. Casey Carlson, whom I gather from context (sorry, I skipped the audition shows; I have a soul to protect) is one of the show's designated sexpots, was actually told she shouldn't have sung "Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic" because "the Police hits… they're iconic, you don't touch them." Really? Sting-sung music is untouchable for other mere humans??
By the time the two hours circled the drain with Danny Gokey's tremulous "Hero," and he was proclaimed the "redeemer of the night" (!!!), I was glad that Simon Cowell said he wasn't "buying the hype" so far. (Man oh man, some Fox exec must be adding a wad of cash to Randy's pocket to gush over just about everything; I half-expected him to tell us he was "really feelin'" the boom-microphone operator, dawg.) But I also thought Simon's grudging, sullen act has become foolish too. There's only so long you can play the party-pooper without coming off as mere poop.
I know I can just stop watching, but you know how it is: Idol starts to pervade the culture; other shows start to chatter about it incessantly. Celebrities I like, such as Neil Patrick Harris and Ted Danson (oh, how I admire your Arthur Frobisher on Damages, Ted!) show up in the audience.
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The gift bag is worth thousands of dollars.
Oscar nominees including Gary Oldman, Meryl Streep and Margot Robbie will receive gift bags containing vouchers for a 12-night trip to Tanzania and a trip to Hawaii, as well as beauty products and holistic pet food.
The Everyone Wins swag bag will be given to all nominees in the best actor and actress categories, as well as best supporting actor and actress, and to those in the running for best director.
Also included in the lavish collection will be diverse goodies including personal training sessions, make-up, a trip to Greece, candles, an edible jewellery box, a cook book, under-arm sweat patches, weight loss supplements and a diamond necklace.
The gifts, worth more than 100,000 dollars (£72,500) are compiled and distributed by company Distinctive Assets, which also hands out gifts at the Grammys.
They are are not formally affiliated with the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, and are gifted to the nominees ahead of the ceremony.
Lash Fary, founder of Distinctive Assets, said: "A great gift has nothing to do with the retail value.
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Over the course of a week, I taste a bunch of wine, usually with friends, and almost always with my wife. Here are some of the wines we tasted over the past few weeks:
2003 Château Belle-Vue (Haut-Médoc): Retail $25. 39% Cabernet Sauvignon, 34% Merlot, 27% Petit Verdot. Slightly stewed raspberries, tobacco, and black pepper up front leads to a rather rich mouthfeel with still solid fruit and dusty tannins. This is not a top flight Bordeaux, but it is certainly a solid wine, that has aged very well. One bottle to go and while I will get to it relatively soon, I will do it not because it is going anywhere but because it is tasty. Very Good to Outstanding. 89-91 Points.
2002 L'Ecole No. 41 Cabernet Sauvignon Columbia Valley: Retail $40. The cork was a complete mess, or maybe it was me (it was the third bottle of the night for three of us). The wine certainly seems to be on the downward slope, but there is still a lot of goodness there. Dark berry fruit and earth with plenty of interest with a balance that would certainly welcome food (or live very happily on its own). Diggin' it. Outstanding. 90-92 Points.
2003 Patricia Green Cellars Pinot Noir Estate Old Vine Yamhill County: Retail $50. Fantastic nose of tart cherry and rhubarb. It might get a Whoa. On the palate? Even better, which is hard to believe. Rich fruit and integrated tannins–this wine might be in a near perfect spot right now. I know "perfect" is tough, but hey, it's late. Whoa. Outstanding. 93-95 Points.
2004 Walter Hansel Winery Pinot Noir The North Slope Vineyard: Retail $50. 100% Pinot Noir. Fantastic nose of boysenberry and blueberry with a side of eucalyptus. On the palate, this is simply yummy–the tannins have dissipated, but the fruit is vibrant and young. For me, this is an epic new world Pinot as it celebrates the gorgeous fruit, but has near impeccable balance as the acidity is still tart and precise. Well done. Outstanding. 92-94 Points.
2011 Rued Winery Zinfandel: Retail $25. Corked. Ugh. The day before I opened this, I had mentioned to my wife that we had experienced a rather good run of avoiding any flawed bottles (which may have been more due to the fact that I have stopped opening any white Burgundies). Now, I am not one to believe in "jinxes" but perhaps this was a way for Bacchus to put me back in my place. Unrated.
2009 Tallulah Chardonnay Farina Vineyard: Retail $35. Big. Oaky. Big. From what I have ascertained, that is the way that the winemaker, Mike Drash, likes it. An old school Napa style big chard, but for me it works. Yes oaky. Yes buttery. But also, yes, Yummy. Outstanding. 89-91 Points.
WINE of the WEEK: Early in the week, once opened and poured, I knew instantly that the 2003 Patricia Green Cellars Pinot Noir Estate Old Vine Yamhill County would be this week's Wine of the Week. Why? Well, I will get to that later. At that point I thought: "Well, it does not matter what else I drink this week since the 'game' is essentially over." Obviously, I did not abstain from pulling corks the rest of the week, but a few days later, I opened the 2004 Walter Hansel Winery Pinot Noir The North Slope Vineyard, and that wine certainly challenged the Patty Green Pinot for the top spot. I bought the wine several years ago and it certainly has held up well.
But, as I said, I knew when I popped the Patty Green that it would likely take top honors this week, and, well, I was right. Not only was the wine one of the best Pinots I have had this year, but I have another connection to the wine. Back in 2010, when I was out in Oregon for the International Pinot Noir Celebration, I stopped in at the winery for a tasting. As I usually do, I started chatting up the winemaker, Jim Anderson. I asked him how he got into winemaking, and he mentioned that he was originally from the East Coast and he went to a small school in New England that had nothing resembling "winemaking" as a major. Well, having gone to a small school in New England myself, I pressed on and discovered that not only did we attend the same school (Bowdoin College), but we were in the same class. Clearly, we did not travel in the same circles back then, for neither of us recalled the other, but every time I open a bottle of Patty Green, it makes me smile as I imagine passing by the future winemaker on the way to class.
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When one wants to have a feast in The Glen, one must go to Mocha Jo's Burger Bar. After updating their menu, they now have a huge range of quality products. If burgers are your thing – they have it! If you feel like a change with hotdogs – well they have that too. Loaded fries, onion rings, chopped waffles, creamy thick shakes made with soft serve all support a great eating experience.
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A spread like no other! Like we mentioned MJ burger bar has the range to fill every spot. Shakes good as ever – do recommend. They are thck and each flavour is basic yet so good! Salted caramel our favourite! Onion rings thick, large and in charge! Unlike some, there is nice thick onion inside and the batter is just moreish. American loaded fries are now our favourite, with the chopped pickles helping the balance of everything and there is no shortage of toppings on these!
And the burgers – great. Waygu beef isn't used by many but is starting to follow this trend a little more. It was cooked well but juicy and the mac n cheese patty is amounts' the better ones in Melbournes burger venues. Perfectly help together, great cheesy taste and does make your burger look like a monster haha. A lot rides on the buns for people and we feel these are different but are so well used! Lightly toasted and never has given away.
Summer is upon us, and Mocha Jo's burger bar is where to be! Sitting in the sun – slurping down thick shakes and kicking back with some quality American styled burgers with your team!
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A day or to be more accurate a morning of TTB's at Samoens for most of us except for Mark T and Ian P who spent the morning getting a new tyre on Marks car after he picked up a puncture at Annecy yesterday. Mark finally made it to take off at lunchtime only to have his glider snag on something on take off and put a small rip in his wing. This resulted in Mark and Ian spending the afternoon driving back to Annecy to buy repair tape, really not Marks day! As a consolation Brian P and Chris H patched Marks wing for him whilst he cooked tea for the rest of us, well done Mark. The morning had been interesting with no wind on launch forcing all to forward launch. Kobus betrayed his foreign origins by executing perfect forward launches every time, the rest of us were a little less polished. The canine launch marshal kept us all in order though. As it turns out Mark and Ian missed nothing in the afternoon as the valley overdeveloped and we settled for a quick walk around the village and a spell of tidying up. Mark and Ian returned to tell of wonderful conditions at Annecy and topless beaches, so unsurprisingly we have declared tomorrow an Annecy day.
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Battlestar Galactica starts tonight!
Well, I survived the season premiere of South Park that included much mockery of the World of Warcraft online game. It is somehow disturbing to me that not a single joke went over my head. I guess that means I am a hardcore gamer. But I have a life!! Really!!
Tonight, however, is a premiere of EPIC PROPORTIONS!
(ooOooh, I wish this was an audioblog. I would have done that with a deep voice and some reverb...)
ahem...Battlestar Galactica! I am in love with this show. It's quite literally the best series on TV. The SciFi channel is being reeeeaaally good to their fans, and have released a bunch of short 'webisodes' to both appease the fans and generate buzz for those yet unconverted.
Looks like Season 3 is going to ROCK! Warning: this link has spoilers!
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In her highly anticipated new novel, Scotiabank Giller Prize-nominated author Alissa York creates a contemporary human fable that taps into the great tenderness and drama at the heart of the animal world.
The wide ravine that bisects the city is home to countless species of urban wildlife, including human waifs and strays. When Edal Jones can't cope with the casual cruelty she encounters in her job as a federal wildlife officer, she finds herself drawn to a beacon of solace nestled in the valley under the unlikely banner of an auto-wrecker's yard. Guy Howell, the handsome proprietor, offers sanctuary to animals and people alike: a half-starved hawk and a brood of orphaned raccoon kits, a young soldier whose spirit failed him during his first tour of duty, a teenage runaway and her massive black dog. Guy is well versed in the delicate workings of damaged beings, and he might just stand a chance at mending Edal's heart.
But before love can bloom, the little community must come to terms with a different breed of lost soul - a young man whose brutal backwoods childhood is catching up with him, causing him to persecute the creatures that call the valley home.
couple of cranky old cats." Kate interlaces her fingers, stretching her arms out in front of her before swinging them up over her head. "I work with dogs, though." "Yeah? Doing what?" "Vet tech. Veterinary technician." She releases her grip, letting her arms fall. "We do something like physiotherapy where I work." "Physiotherapy." "Uh-huh." "For dogs." "That's right." Lily's not sure what to say to that. Luckily, Billy's sociable side gets the better of him then, and he leaves the water of
will haunt her. Green—dark green, like the pond where Edal knows to look for them, lined up basking on a log. Also, smeared by the Chevy's wheel, the loveliest, ugliest red. —— "You said Pape and Danforth, right?" Edal blinks. They're already at Carlaw, idling three cars back at a red light. She's missed the rattle and rush of the viaduct, plus a good portion of the Greektown strip. "This is fine," she blurts. "I'll get out here." He looks at her, surprised. "I can take you." "I'd better
his thigh. He did as he was told, standing up on the chair and stepping carefully out of his wide-legged jeans. The pant legs had been rigged up with a series of hammock-style slings; each one held a red siskin—pretty little finches prized for their crimson plumage and trilling song. There were males and females, living and dead. Their keeper stood on the chair in his grubby briefs, eyes fastened on the floor. "Ah." The sound Guy makes is soft, little more than a sigh. He glances back at her
help but return his smile. "Where'd you find them?" "Hole in a tree." "You took them from their den?" "Well, yeah." His smile fades. "Their mother was dead." "Are you sure?" "What do you mean, am I sure? Dead is dead." "No, I mean, how did you know it was their mother?" He looks down at the kits, all four of them nursing hard. "I knew." "It's just, sometimes people mean well, but—" "They would have died if I'd left them." His voice is still quiet but no longer entirely soft. "Okay." She
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Most of the PE Exams - with the exception of the Structural Depth exams - are 80 multiple choice questions taken over an 8 hour period. To pass the exam and receive your PE License, you need to correctly answer 70% of the questions.
That's only 56 right answers - so weigh the odds in your favor!
Take the Electrical PE Exam as an example.
If you have a lot of experience in:
General Power Engineering - Measurement and Instrumentation (7.5% or 6 questions)
General Power Engineering - Special Applications (10% or 8 questions)
Circuit Analysis - Devices and Power Electronic Circuits (9% or 7 questions)
Rotating Machines and Electromagnetic Devices - Rotating Machines (12.5% or 10 questions)
And you can get tutoring in:
Transmission and Distribution - System Analysis (12.5% or 10 questions)
Transmission and Distribution - Protection (10% or 8 questions)
And you spend enough time reading through and learning the codes:
General Power Engineering - Codes and Standards (12.5% or 10 questions)
That totals 59 correct answers - more than enough to pass the PE Exam.
10 - Eat Well And Get Plenty Of Rest
This one is kind of a no-brainer but it never hurts to hear it again. Take the time to adjust your diet leading up to the PE Exam. Eat plenty of fruits, vegetables, poultry, fish, nuts, and lean protein. Drink lots of water - at least 1/2 ounce for every pound. So if you weigh 185 pounds that's 93 ounces of water per day or twelve 8 ounce glasses.
Bonus - Prepare For Test Day In Advance
And lastly, begin to assemble all of your test-day resources well in advance of the PE Exam. You will probably want to pack:
Healthy snacks
Drinks - like water
Clothing or jackets that can be taken on or off quickly and quietly
Extra money
Any forms or documents that may be required at the testing facility
Directions to the testing Facility
Hotel reservations - if needed
Your test-day resource library
If you will begin putting these things together in advance, then you won't have to worry about them the night before the PE Exam.
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"Please, make it happen. Are we so unlucky to be witnessing Auli without a hint of snowfall?" – Infinite times did I grumble the same to my new found friends. Cursing, grumpily I stepped outside my hotel room in Joshimath, staring at the nearby tea stall, exchanged glanced with the towering Himalayan range in front of me, praying to spread the sheet of white.
It was 25th December, with itchy feet & mountain smitten mind, Auli was the perfect destination to feel the joy of the season. For a place popular for skiing, it was barren & clumsy, with no hints of snowfall. It was a long wait of months before embarking on the journey to experience snow – I was hopeful, of snow & joy. The next day had its itinerary planned for a 4 day trek to Kuari Pass and all I had was 25th December, to explore Auli having reached Joshimath a day earlier.
Now, unlike previous years, snowfall wasn't happy to shower the town with white flakes at earliest. It wasn't until afternoon of Christmas, snowfall flashed down on whim and stirred a whirlpool of rejoice in us. I had my share of rendezvous with snowfall after nearly 15 years, Rohtang Pass gladly happened during my school. The feel of fresh snow made my heart skip a zillion times, I was hypnotised by the mellow feel of snow on my skin, my senses awakened by the honesty of moment.
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It was 1.15 pm, no snow still but the weather did break loose, as we felt rain droplets tickling our skin. I did not scale up my hopes, not at all getting ambitious but heart silently prayed for glimpse of snow. As we climbed in the cable car and slowly made an ascent, leaving behind houses & roads in Joshimath, we got closer to pine trees. The cable car was packed with people – young couples, recent graduates & then it was us – the synchronised hoot was the happiest cry I ever heard. Yes, as we moved up the first flush of fresh snow slapped the window panes of the cable car, on our face and the cold was tempting. 🙂 🙂
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The general method for correlating the fatigue pitting life of simple rolling elements with the life of bearings is discussed. A "correlation equation" is presented which permits the pitting fatigue life of full scale bearings to be estimated from minimal rolling contact rig data. Three M-50 (MV-1) bearings are analyzed using this equation. In all three cases the life is predicted within a factor of two.
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QUESTION: The Mishnah (85b) states that the thickness of the walls (Ovi ha'Chomah) around the Har ha'Bayis was sanctified with the Kedushah of Har ha'Bayis. Is it prohibited, then, to place notes in the crevices of the Kosel?
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The leading international airlines are planning fare increases for the Persian Gulf region to absorb war-risk charges, airline and travel industry officials say.
Several carriers have cut back the number of gulf flights, and others are rearranging routes to avoid flying over the area.
Airline officials said the leading carriers flying through the gulf met on Wednesday and agreed to recoup rising insurance costs by adding a war-risk surcharge. They said the details were still under negotiation.
Some gulf-area newspapers forecast a surcharge of 20 to 30 percent of current air fares, though airline officials said 7 to 15 percent was more likely.
Some flights have been canceled by airlines under pressure from their unions, and others may follow as military tension builds between Iraq and the United States-led multinational force.
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines reduced flights through the gulf from 20 to 2. Singapore Airlines and the Malaysian Airline System have also announced plans to cut service to the gulf. The West German airline Lufthansa has moved crews out of Dubai. British Airways and Turkish Airlines are among the operators rearranging routes to avoid the gulf.
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"A dream come true," is how both Conner and Parker Coffin summed up the invite from Mick Fanning to go do step-offs with him and Joel Parkinson at bombing Snapper Rocks. That phone call is basically a Gold Coast golden ticket–a guarantee they'll get waves (yes, plural) at one of the most crowded and competitive surf spots in the world. "My favorite memory was seeing Joel pull into his last wave as I paddled over the shoulder," says Conner. "It was one of the best waves I've ever seen in real life and I was screaming at the top of my lungs."
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The gap at the top of the Play Station 4 National Premier Leagues 2 has been reduced to the barest of margins after leaders Sydney FC lost just their second game of the season, this time at Marconi, while Western Sydney Wanderers overpowered Mounties Wanderers 4-1.
Match of the Round
North Shore Mariners v Spirit FC
How Spirit managed to lose this one is anyone's guess.
A vastly improved performance from that last week, there were glimpses of the Spirit of old as they visited North Shore Mariners at Valentine Park on Sunday. Positive from the outset, and with new signing Reuben Agyei-Danso forging away up front, Spirit FC took little time in taking the game to North Shore. Jake Harris was a welcome return out wide on the left, and with Henry Wells showing dash down the right, there was plenty of intent and desire.
But truth be told, few clear chances for all that as North Shore doggedly kept Spirit out. Harris' free kick after ten minutes drew attention, Stefan Giglio tipping over the shot, while Wells was denied by Giglio towards the end of the half. Sandwiched in between was a great chance to Joshua Mbakwe for North Shore Mariners, but Lowery smothered the shot well, in what was North Shore's best chance of the half.
But if the first stanza was quiet by comparison, the second saw chances galore. Mostly to Spirit, who were knocking on the door for considerable time before they got their deserved reward.
Immediately after the turnaround, Alexander Doyle was put through for the visitors but he had his shot rebound off the keeper before a harried clearance off the line, Agyei-Danso set up Wells who goal bound shot was deflected around for a corner before Agyei-Danso himself shot over the top after a neat pass from Mark McAlpine.
Spirit were getting closer and it seemed just a matter of time before that particular dam broke.
And it came with just over twenty minutes to go. Substitute David Mavisa crossed with purpose to Agyei-Danso who slammed his shot into the roof of the net first time, giving Giglio no chance.
It was a fine goal, and on debut, and it seemed from that moment that Spirit would take the points that their game deserved.
Chances continued to follow for Spirit and a likely second didn't seem too far away. McAlpine had a chance but a rebound came at him too quickly while Nathan Jagleman, on for Agyei-Danso with ten to go, had a close header flash over, Mavisa again providing the assist.
But North Shore are nothing if not determined. For all Spirit's chances, they still had only the one goal and North Shore were not out of it for as long as the deficit was just the minimum.
And the equaliser came with seven minutes to go. Some quick passing on the edge of the box, and a shot was parried by Lowery but only to the feet of Marley Petersen, who had the simple task of tapping away the leveller.
If conceding an equaliser wasn't bad enough for Spirit, the afternoon turned even worse when they conceded another in time added on. And how it must have stung when Chris Lindsay floated in a ball from out wide on the right, it evaded all including the outstretched fingertips of Lowery, and in off the far post it went, for 2-1 North Shore.
It was a cruel blow for Spirit who must surely have felt that a thief in the night, snatching away all three points, had just visited.
Match Stats
North Shore Mariners 2 (Marley Petersen 83', Chris Lindsay 90+1') v Spirit FC 1 (Reuben Agyei-Danso 68')
Sunday 22 May 2016
at Valentine Park, Glenwood
Referee: Kurt Ams
North Shore Mariners: 36. Stefan Giglio 3. Chris Lindsay 4. Jack Grant (37. James Scott 46') 6. Ricky Woodward (c) 8. Michael Cole 12. Nicholas Chapman 13. Marquin Smith 20. Zac Sfiligoi 23. Joshua Mbakwe 26. Chris Desa (17. Lachlan Everett 70') 38. Addison Sayan (21. Marley Petersen 63')
Subs not used: 1. Anthony Zecchinati 16. James Goldsmith
Yellow Cards: Marquin Smith, Zac Sfiligoi
Coach: Joe Haywood
Spirit FC: 51. David Lowery 2. Daniel Cunningham (c) 3. Henry Wells (11. David Mavisa 63') 4. Michael Streeter 5. Andrew Robertson 7. Jake Harris (10. Kim Changyu 46') 8. Grant Cornwell 15. Alexander Doyle 16. Mark McAlpine 17. Robbie George 21. Reuben Agyei-Danso (20. Nathan Jagelman 80').
Subs not used: 1. Murray Nelson 14. Jayden McLeod
Yellow Cards: Grant Cornwell, Kim Changyu
Coach: Mark McCormick
Fraser Park v Northern Tigers
It was a somewhat changed Fraser Park lineup who took to the field against Northern Tigers, and when Ben Vidaic, previously with Fraser of course, put them in front in the first half, the portents were looking good.
But just ten minutes after the restart the Tigers were level when top scorer Liam McConaghy equalised and with a quarter of an hour left, Lucas Dawson put Northern Tigers in front, a lead they would hold to the final whistle.
A red card to Davide Talone with three minutes remaining was an unfortunate finish for Fraser Park, still seeking to end their run of outs.
Fraser Park 1 (Ben Vidaic 13') v Northern Tigers 2 (Liam McConaghy 55', Lucas Dawson 76')
Referee: Chris Young
Fraser Park: 1. Wayne Estavao 2. Rocci Gabey 3. Davide Talone 5. Nicholas Dimitropoulos 6. Aleksandar Todoroski 7. Gabriel Rodriguez 14. Nikola Todoroski (19. Joseph D'Elia 58') 15. Jordan Simpson (18. Alvaro Malmierca 63') 16. Benjamin Vidaic (4. Peter Crevani 44') 17. Nathan Sansom 20. Jordan Roberts.
Subs not used: 13. Pat Cappuccio 21. John Dimitrakis
Yellow Cards: Jordan Simpson, Davide Talone, Jordan Roberts, Joseph D;Elia
Red Card: Davide Talone
Northern Tigers: 1. Matt Nemes 2. Russell Farrell 3. Jamie Craig 6. Paul Davies 7. Joel Hardwick 9. Liam McConaghy (5. Max Glanville 87') 10. Lucas Dawson 11. Mitchell Smith (13. Jun Arima 82') 12. Braden Cheng 14. Julian Lim 18. Diren Katal
Subs not used: 17. Harry McAlister 19. Alexander Brown 20 Riley Keayes
Yellow Cards: Jamie Craig
Bankstown Berries v Bankstown City
There must have been a sense of déjà vu for the Lions after a horror run over the past fortnight threatened to enter a third week. Visiting The Crest to meet local rivals Bankstown Berries, they went down to a two goal deficit after strikes from Kyle Ewart and Tai Smith.
But Leo Carle's charges dug in and goals to Gerard Ouffoue, Steven Veleski and Mato Lucic overturned the Berries, preventing another potential defeat and sending a sigh of relief through the Lions.
Bankstown Berries 2 (Kyle Ewart, Tai Smith) v Bankstown City 3 (Gerard Ouffoue, Steven Veleski, Mato Lucic)
Marconi v Sydney FC
Sydney FC looked to be heading for an eleventh straight win as they entered the final stages a goal to the good against Marconi, after a first half lead was established by Chris Zuvela.
But those hopes were obliterated when they conceded two goals in the final five minutes, as Sam Perre and Sean Rooney kept the points at Bossley Park.
It was an all important victory on many levels, not just in the race for the title but also keeping that Club Championship challenge open. They may well receive some congratulations from out Western Sydney way too.
Marconi 2 (Sam Perre, Sean Rooney) v Sydney FC 1 (Chris Zuvela)
Western Sydney Wanderers v Mounties Wanderers
Western Sydney Wanderers drew to within a point of Sydney FC at the top after a 4-1 defeat of Mounties. The first of the night came from Alusine Fofanah with a long range strike before Shayne D'Cunha was brought down in the box, giving Liam Youlley the chance to make it 2-0 from the spot.
Just before half time Reid Taylor brought it back to 2-1 giving Mounties a good opportunity for a second half revival. But as the Wanderers have done so often this season, late goals stretched the scoreline out with Lachlan Scott knocking in two goals in the final ten minutes.
Coupled with Sydney FC's defeat, the stage is set for a crackerjack top of the table clash next Saturday against the Sky Blues.
Western Sydney Wanderers 4 (Alusine Fofanah, Liam Youlley pen, Lachlan Scott 2) v Mounties Wanderers 1 (Reid Taylor)
Central Coast Mariners v Mount Druitt Town Rangers
Mount Druitt Town Rangers' good run of results continued coming away from Pluim Park with a 2-1 win, helped no doubt by the Mariners being reduced to ten after just a quarter of an hour.
Central Coast took an early lead through Lachlan Wales but it all unraveled for the home side when Nathan Verity brought down Kuag Reec inside the area just ten minutes later. Verity received a red card for his troubles while Reec dusted himself off to strike home the equaliser.
Ryan Johnstone then put Rangers in the lead, scoring from well outside the area, and the ten men of Central Coast were always going to find it tough from there.
Central Coast Mariners 1 (Lachlan Wales 7') v Mount Druitt Town Rangers 2 (Kuag Reec 16' pen, Ryan Johnstone 40')
Macarthur Rams v St George
St George brought Macarthur back to earth after their astonishing result at Bankstown City last week by handing the Rams their first home defeat of the season.
Debutant Yuta Konogaya scored the only goal in the second half, but the Saints were made to sweat the final minutes after Peter Vassilis was dismissed for a second yellow.
Macarthur Rams 0 v St George 1 (Yuta Konogaya)
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Don't forget to enter the In the Loop Name That Tune Contest! This is to help the hapless Democrats -- still wandering in search of a winning campaign strategy -- come up with a catchy theme song -- pop, folk, hip-hop, whatever -- to give at least musical coherence to the effort.
Failing upward? President Bush announced yesterday he'll be awarding the presidential Medal of Freedom to the Tres Amigos of Iraq: former CIA chief George J. "Slam Dunk" Tenet, who gave him bad information; retired Army Gen. Tommy R. Franks, who didn't have enough troops for the postwar occupation; and former Iraq viceroy L. Paul Bremer, who complained about the troop levels too late.
The latest name du jour for deputy secretary of state is Eric S. Edelman, now ambassador to Turkey, who is seen as someone -- perhaps the only one on the planet -- who can comfortably straddle all the relevant political worlds. He's a career foreign service officer, a former ambassador to Finland who also worked for then-Secretary of State George P. Shultz and for Clinton Ambassador-at-Large Strobe Talbott.
It may be difficult these days for Democrats to land good jobs in Washington, but it can be done. Rep. Calvin M. Dooley (D-Calif.), leaving after 14 years in the House, has been named chief executive of the National Food Processors Association. The NFPA announcement for Dooley, a fourth-generation farmer and conservative "Blue Dog" Democrats' leader, naturally highlights kudos from GOP stalwarts such as Rep. John A. Boehner (Ohio) and Sen. Saxby Chambliss (Ga.).
Loop Fans noticed the other day that Pentagon spokesman Lawrence DiRita's nomination to be assistant secretary for public affairs had been withdrawn. This led everyone to the obvious conclusion that DiRita is leaving.


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After a brief authorial digression about how his stuffy coworkers at the Custom House kept him from writing this book until he was fired, Hawthorne starts us off with a tour of the jail of the mid-17th century Massachusetts Bay Colony.
Inside the jail is one Hester Prynne, an adulteress who's just about to be released from prison so that she can be paraded through town, displaying the scarlet "A" that she's been forced to wear as evidence of her adultery. How do we know she's an adulteress? She's got a baby daughter, Pearl, but her husband has been away for two full years. Even we can do the math on that one. Despite all the shaming, Hester protects Pearl's father from punishment by refusing to give up his name.
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Hester's husband tells the townspeople that he's a physician named Roger Chillingworth. He's a smart fellow, so he realizes pretty quickly that the Reverend Arthur Dimmesdale is the likely father of Hester's baby. Obviously, his next step is to stalk the minister day and night. The minister is too afraid to confess his sin publicly, but he's feeling pretty guilty, not to mention antsy from Chillingworth's constant examination, and also maybe in a little pain from strange red mark that's on his chest
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Or not. Dimmesdale ultimately backs out and confesses his sin to the townspeople on the scaffold where Hester was publicly shamed seven years earlier. He goes out with a bang by ripping his shirt open (à la Jean Valjean) to reveal the mark on his chest, just before dying.
That's all very dramatic and satisfying, but it's not the end. About a year later, Chillingworth dies and leaves all his money and property to Pearl, which means she and her mom can finally get themselves out of that awful community and return to England to build a new life. Yay, happy ending for sure this time!
Not quite. Years later, Hester actually returns to the colony, resuming the scarlet letter of her own will. When she dies, she's buried near the minister, and they share a gravestone marked with—what else?—the letter "A."Passion, wild emotion, and forbidden love: is it the newest 50 Shades of Whatever? Or is it Nathaniel Hawthorne's The Scarlet Letter, published in 1850 and set over a century earlier, amid those stuffy old Puritans with their funny hats and buckles?
Yep. It's the second one. Nathaniel Hawthorne set the story of poor, persecuted Hester Prynne and her lover in the early Massachusetts Bay Colony, where his ancestors played a role in the persecution of Quaker women, as well as in the prosecution of women in the Salem Witch Trials. (Hey, you can't choose your family.) In The Scarlet Letter's preface, Hawthorne actually alludes to this history, taking blame for the actions of these ancestors and hoping that any curse brought about by their cruelty will be removed.
Before we set you loose upon the thrilling world of mid-17th century Boston, let's do a quick recap: this was a society governed by Puritans, religious men and women who settled at Plymouth Rock, founded Boston, and began the experiment that grew into the US of A. The Puritans left the Church of England (the Christian church of, well, England) because they thought it was getting a little bit too relaxed about things, and they wanted the freedom to practice their own strict form of religion. Set in a deeply religious time and place, the novel is centered around the concept of man's relationship to himself (or herself) and to a Christian God.
The novel itself came out of a difficult time in Hawthorne's life. After graduating from Bowdoin College, where he hung around with the likes of poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow and future United States President Franklin Pierce, Hawthorne found a government job at the Custom House in Salem. He lost the job in 1849, just before his beloved mother died. Instead of lying on the couch eating Flamin' Hot Cheetos and playing Halo during his unemployment (ahem), Hawthorne decided to write a book. When he read the final words of the final chapter to his wife, he ran to bed crying.
At that point, Hawthorne knew he had a hit on his hands, and what a hit it was. Oh, sure, it was one of the first mass-produced books sold in America, and it received praise from no less than Henry James himself—but can that compare to being on almost every American literature reading list in the history of everywhere?
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