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The press junket for Room plays out across a set of air-conditioned chambers one floor above London. The reporters are housed in one suite, the talent in another. Harassed publicists flit back and forth. They complain that they have been cooped up here all day, subsisting on caffeine and croissants, catching fleeting glimpses of the street from behind double glazing. They could be staging their own upgraded remake of the film.
Room, adapted by Emma Donoghue from her acclaimed novel of the same name, is a film of bright beauty born out of black horror; a twisted, low-budget study of confinement and parenthood that has bloomed into a brawny Oscar contender. Sparked by the case of Elisabeth Fritzl and her infant son Felix, it spins the tale of five-year-old Jack, who is raised inside a fortified, 10ft x 10ft garden shed. It is a world created and maintained by his captor, Old Nick, a shadowy Satan who has made himself God. Every novelist, says Donoghue, is essentially Old Nick.
I push open the door marked "Press Room" to find the author arranged rather stiffly on a settee by the wall. Her hair is immaculate, her mouth a vivid line of lipstick. She explains that she is in promotional mode; she doesn't normally appear this way. Her children took one look at her and said: "Oh mum, that's not you."
I'm not entirely convinced that Donoghue is Old Nick. More likely she is Joy, Jack's imprisoned mother, toiling to deliver her offspring to safety. On completing the novel in 2009, for instance, she sat back at her desk immediately to knock out the screenplay. The book was already generating a lot of heat, and her agent had presented her with a choice: cash in on the film rights or sacrifice a quick payday for more creative control. By picking the latter option, she could ensure that her story survived the transition. "I had fears about the way it could go if it fell into the wrong hands. It could have become the sort of terrible abduction thriller we've seen 100 times before, or it could have been some awful, sentimental Hallmark card – 'I love you, mom', that kind of thing." Crucially, she does not view Room as a straight horror story. "People never seem to believe me when I say that," she shrugs. "I mean, the situation is horrible. But the story is not."
In the end, she allowed the talented Irish director Lenny Abrahamson to take charge of her script. Rising star Brie Larson was cast as Joy, while the exceptional Jacob Tremblay was plucked from more than 40 audition tapes to play Jack – a character who is simultaneously the film's hero, victim and defining consciousness. Undeniably, Jack is a tragic figure: a child of rape who knows nothing beyond the four walls of his cell. But the boy's innocence and imagination prove his greatest weapons. He breathes life into Room, treating its spartan elements as friends and merrily saluting the superpowers of each one ("toilet's the best at disappearing poo"). Even when Old Nick punishes his captives by cutting the power, the child is thrilled by the discovery that he can blow mist in the cold. "Ma!" he cries. "I'm a dragon!"
On its publication in 2010, Donoghue's novel was billed as a thinly veiled depiction of the Fritzl case, a torn-from-the-tabloids account that – depending on your stance – either explored or exploited the consequences of an atrocity. This continues to dog Donoghue. "I'm constantly called on to comment as an expert witness," she says. "People want me to sit on panels with victims of abuse. When all the Cleveland stuff happened, I ended up having to turn my phone off, because it was always BBC World Service on the other end of the line. But I'm simply not qualified to hold forth on these issues. The Fritzl case was the starting point, but I wanted to write a novel about the world of childhood and about the primal, everyday existence of a mother and son. This just struck me as an interesting way to approach it."
If anything, the tale hinges on a metaphysical conceit. Maybe we're all like Jack, hemmed in by our environment and dreaming up a narrative to make sense of it all. "Well, yes," she agrees. "The room is the world. And we can make it a heaven or we can make it a hell. I was reading a lot about the anchorites and Emily Dickinson. I kept coming back to that William Blake quote about seeing the world in a grain of sand."
Most of all, she feels that children are resilient. "I mean, I don't want to idealise the childhood experience. You only have to read an article about child soldiers or see pictures of kids living on rubbish tips in the developing world to realise that the experience can be terrible. But I think kids have a natural tendency to thrive. And they can adapt to the sort of great change that would overwhelm an adult."
Midway through Room, the door blows off and the walls come down. Jack, like Cleopatra, is smuggled out in a carpet and finds himself pitched into a world that is bigger, brighter and louder than anything he could conceive. "Actually," Donoghue says, frowning, "I think Jack will be fine. It's Ma who is going to have problems further down the line."
Donoghue was born in Dublin to a family of academics. She is now based in Canada, where her partner, Chris Roulston, lectures in French studies at the University of Western Ontario. The couple have two children, 12-year-old Finn and eight-year-old Una. Both provided the wellspring for Room. It was fitting, therefore, that they watched the film.
Donoghue grins. "Oh yeah, they've seen it. We sat them in front of a screening link that expired at midnight, which felt rather strange, like defusing a bomb. We fast-forwarded past a couple of the arguments, some of the more disturbing scenes, but I think they liked it. And they feel very involved in it all. These days, whenever they say something funny, I have an annoying habit of typing it into my phone. They now see me do it and say: 'Right, if you use that, you have to pay us $10.'"
It is perhaps the ultimate mark of good parenting that our children outgrow us and eventually move on. First, Donoghue came up with a bestselling novel. Then she aided its transformation into a first-rate film. She would be forgiven for thinking that her job is complete – but Room is not quite done with her yet. Last month, her screenplay picked up a Golden Globe nomination, and it looks a safe bet to make the Oscar shortlist this year. There is talk of a stage adaptation, too; she reckons she will have a hand in that.
It's true what they say: books are like children. But Donoghue has started to notice a crucial difference between them. "Successful children fly the nest," she says. "But successful books are the ones that stay with you for ever. Whatever direction they take, they never really leave home."
Room is released in the UK on 15 January


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So whenever my running motivation hits a rough spot, I know just what to do. I create a new playlist! Music makes running feel like dancing, and I love listening to songs during my runs. They make me smile, and sometimes teary eyed, because I listen to country songs. I love the stories they tell.
Like when George Strait tells someone you can't build a house with no doors, or when Brad Paisley has to choose between his wife and fishing, and he chooses fishing. Those singers feel like my friends, and I love meeting up with them and listen to their stories.
Music is a powerful tool, and it can help you through the rough spots as a runner.
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Celebrate Lobo Week 2019 (March 24-30) with this Release the Packs t-shirt! It's been 21 years since the first Mexican gray wolves were released in the US Southwest as part of a reintroduction of the nearly extinct species. Lobos face a serious threat from lack of genetic diversity. Wolf advocates are demanding a release of well-bonded pairs with pups, sometimes called family packs. These intact groups in captive facilities will bring critically needed genetic diversity into the wild population, as well as increase the population to more survivable numbers. You can read more about Mexican gray wolf recovery at www.mexicanwolves.org!
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Welcome to Goblin Town Games!
**Events Page Updated 06-14-2019 (because I'm bad at interwebbing :P**
**Events Page Updated 03-12-2019**
Greetings all! After far too long, I decided to give our website a makeover. The first thing you should take notice of is the feed from our Facebook page (it's just over there to the right). The majority of our updates and notifications about events will be posted there. It's fast and easy, so that's what we use. Directly below the feed are links to our Facebook groups. Feel free to join any of them that interest you! The website is going to be a work in progress, the way I have it set up now should make it easier for me to post updates.
Off to the left, you'll see our links. Take note of our newest addition, the Pointy page link. Pointy helps people find items locally, and contains items we sell, or have sold, most of the items on our Pointy page are in stock (you may want to call to double check, as the page isn't always accurate about on hand supply). It doesn't reflect everything we sell, and we have new items listed daily. It is NOT an online store, it just shows you what we carry, so check it out. The Products link will take you to a list of some of the companies we regularly keep in stock. It doesn't represent our entire product line, but should give you an idea of the types of items we carry.
A Little About Us
For those of you finding us for the first time, here's a little bit about us. We are a full-service physical game store. What do I mean by physical games? Physical games are any games that require you to interact face to face with the people you're playing with. That includes board games, role playing games, collectible card games, and table top miniatures games.
We carry a wide selection of board games, ranging from Arcadia Quest to Zombicide. We also stock several role-playing games, as well as dice, mats, and miniatures for your favorite RPGS. We also stock Magic the Gathering, deck boxes, play mats, Star Wars Destiny, and will be carrying Key Forge soon!
Throughout the year, Goblin Town hosts numerous events for your favorite games. We have pre-releases for Magic, Friday Night Magic, and several tournaments for table top war games. We were the 2018 host of the Intermountain Cup
We are located inside the Westwood Mall, on the north side (that's the Fitness Inc side). If for some reason you come through the main entrance by Outer Limits Fun Zone, just walk all the way back through the spooky corridor until you come out the other side and you'll see us!


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I have finally finished wading through something like 3000 photos from our trip last year, and have whittled them down to a mere 150 or so. I put them in more or less chronological order so they're a fairly accurate representation of our journey, though some poetic license was taken so that the gallery images and captions made more sense. They're posted in the Gallery. Enjoy!
Monthly Archives: March 2011
Orchids in Alaska
I have six orchids which I've collected over the past three years, some of them bought and some of them obtained through plant trades. I almost killed two of them, one last year and one the year before, but brought those two back and have otherwise managed to keep all six plants generally healthy. Last summer one of them bloomed, twice, an event about which I was quite Continue reading Orchids in Alaska


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Pulsation prices relative Open
The indicator shows the percentage change in the 'Open[0]-Close[0]' range value relative to the opening price 'Open[0]' for two options of calculation and data display.
Option 'TF'
The indicator is calculated for all major timeframes of one financial instrument.
Option 'FI'
The indicator is calculated on one selected timeframe for a certain number of financial instruments from Market Watch.
A Comment to the Algorithm
For each of the given (option 'TF') or specified (option 'FI') timeframe, it calculates and displays the percentage change of 'Bid-Open[0]' ('Open[0]-Bid') relative to the range of 'High[0]-Open[0]' ('Open[0]-Low[0]') for an uptrend or downtrend of interval histograms for the time series of a selected instrument.
A comment to Trade
This indicator belongs to the group of Sherkh model indicators, so profit within the statistically stable price fluctuation range 'Open[i]-Close[i]' is captured in accordance with the criteria of the selected probability of the variational series of financial instrument dynamics. Color histograms are used to control the the current dynamics vector direction and the fluctuation range.
Input parameters:
- _I - The header of the main block of the indicator inputs
- variant_TF_or_FI - data calculation option. 'TF' or 'FI'.
- _II_variant_TF - The header of inputs required for 'TF' option calculations
- symbol - financial instrument for which calculation is performed
- _III_variant_FI - The header of inputs required for 'FI' option calculations
- inputTotalSymbols - The number of financial instruments required to monitor dynamics. If set to '0', it uses all the financial instruments from Market Watch
- tfperiod - Timeframe for indicator calculations
- _IV_commonParameters - The header of inputs required for any option calculations
- shift_X_Total - Shift of the indicator objects along the X axis
- shift_Y_Total - Shift of the indicator objects along the Y axis
- color_text - Color of the instrument's text label
- color_period - Color of the 'Period' label
- clr_text_Puls - Color of the 'Pulsation' label
- clr_Bars_Up - Color of candles text labels in case of the uptrend
- clr_Bars_Dn - Color of candles text labels in case of the downtrend
- clr_RB_RG - Histogram color: true — red and blue, false — red and green
The list of financial instruments, for which the price fluctuation range is displayed, is based on the list of symbols from the Market Watch window.
New label of indicator objects, which allows to correctly display data of different indicator instances running on one chart.


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First off this is what i bought at lululemon yesterday, cute yet boring huh? Well the socks are for Physique 57 where you don't want shoes on but the floor is kinda ick and this way you don't slip and slide into your workout friends personal bubble, i got black so it will match all my other lulu colours *** yay glad i got them when i did, they sold out a few hours later!
This tank i love because it matches the super soft comfy scarf i have from lulu, its a modern racerback tank so the material isn't sweat wicking but its super cute to wear under hoodies etc... in my every day life, you know as opposed to my super hero life
So today i have my fav work outfit of the week (well the only one i remembered to photograph LOL), and my fav workout outfit umm yeah ditto!
My work outfit is
Shoes: Nine West
Tights: Winners
Skirt: Forever 21
T-shirt: Lululemon
Blazer: H&M
Necklace: Forever 21, i'm OBSESSED with this necklace, it is the epitomy of summer, pretty colour, clear glass (well plastic probably), a beachy colour, LOVE!
Know what i don't love? leaning over a co-workers desk to fix her email and another staff member having to pull my skirt back down for me, gosh darn you static cling!!!
I have to say i need to put some work into my poses, yelling at BF at 8:15 in the morning he must photograph me stat as i'm late for work (as usual) doesn't really bring out the best in the outfit, but then again neither does the paint can i'm 30 seconds away from tripping over (I tried googling awkward model clipart in google images, please don't try that at home) :oS
My gym outfit is from UnderArmour, hahaa yeah right, its Lululemon, all i ever wear to the gym is Lulu but before you start hating on me and my ability to wear all Lulu you need to remember i have been buying lululemon slowly for 6 years now and yes my addiction is bordering on 12 step program intervention level now but i still wear the things i bought 6 years ago, I mean it totally pays for itself ;o)
Shoes: Asics (well that was the plan)
Crops: Lululemon wunderunders
Tank: Lululemon cool racerback (these are only $39!!!)
Hoodie: Lululemon scuba hoodie
|Yeah i forgot my asics and had to walk around the branch like THIS, the pic is a little blurry, i think its because my friend amber is laughing at me... a lot!
Now what you ask is my shopping hint for the day?
I'm glad you asked readers, its that EVERYONE should google coupon codes before buying things online!
I regularly buy online from lululemon, gap, victorias secret, viator, chapters, big fish games, with the exception of Lulu you can get coupon codes for a lot of sites! Viator is a travel company and with a coupon code search ex: "coupon codes viator", i saved $70 on my trips in Italy, thats a lot of gelato! Also victorias secret, i scored a free scarf with a t-shirt purchase the other day, it doesn't hurt to look and it takes 5 seconds to google, google is our friend!
Some sites i like to find coupon codes on are
So start shopping online and saving mula! imagine what cute things you could buy* with all your savings at lululemon :o)
*Yes i'm aware i am a financial advisor and i should be encouraging saving not spending, maybe one day i will post how i budget but a quick summary is I save a lot and it comes out automatically the day i get paid and any $ left over is mine to spend! I'll post more details about this one day but till then i'll leave you with the image of me sitting like Gollum from the Lord of the Rings in workout wear and high heels hoarding all my Lulu yelling things like MINE, PRECIOUS and LUON :oD
So my weekend looks like this...
Friday - movie date with my friend Monica and her daughter to see Beastly
Saturday - work then p-a-r-t-y with the work girls at a buck and doe
Sunday - recover from Saturday, work 12-4, get groceries and relax
Next week i need to have a plan for eating well and working out again, being sick totally wiped me out and i'm looking forward to being back at it
Oh and i haven't forgot the recipe from yesterdays secret picture, its coming up soon - as is A LOT of strawberry recipes, 3 for $5 at Zehrs, mmmm just throw an apron on me, die my hair and call me Strawberry Shortcake but don't forget my basket, the outfit wouldn't be complete without it and then i would just have to go shopping but i will definitely use a coupon code when i do it!


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As part of a new partnership with Sir Edmund Hillary Collegiate, Antarctic Heritage Trust is taking two Year 13 students kayaking in Antarctica with a kiwi Olympian.
Mele Fetu'u and Lana Kiddie-Vai will be on the Trust's fourth Inspiring Explorers' expedition in early 2019.
The team will travel to the Antarctic Peninsula from South America aboard a One Ocean Expeditions vessel as part of a scheduled expedition.
Trust Executive Director Nigel Watson, who will lead the expedition, says it will be an unforgettable experience.
"Antarctica has the power to change lives. As well as exploring that magnificent place and learning about the legacy we care for, our Inspiring Explorers will go kayaking under the mentoring of Olympian Mike Dawson and the One Ocean Expeditions' team. We are very excited."
More young people aged between 18-30 will also be on the expedition… they are currently being selected from hundreds of applications nationwide.
Nigel Watson says the Trust and Sir Edmund Hillary Collegiate have a special connection.
"The school cares for Sir Edmund's former home in New Zealand (which is now a leadership centre on the Collegiate's grounds) and the Trust cares for his former home in Antarctica. We share a genuine sense of kaitiakitanga for Sir Edmund's legacy."
Nigel and Olympic kayaker and youth ambassador Mike Dawson met the students for the first time last week, at an event held at Hillary House, to celebrate the partnership between the Trust and the Collegiate. Mike says it was a special moment meeting Mele and Lana.
"To get to meet these amazing young people and their families inside the study of Sir Ed's old home, with members of the Hillary family there, felt pretty special."
Lana says the reality of going to Antarctica for the first time is already starting to set in for the two Collegiate students.
"I'm really excited but I'm also a bit nervous. It's going to be so cold! But that is all what makes it an adventure."
Through sponsorship provided by the Woolf Fisher Trust, the Trust is also bringing a young teacher from the Collegiate on the expedition. The teacher will be announced along with the rest of the expedition participants in early 2019.
This is the Trust's fourth Inspiring Explorers' Expedition following a crossing of South Georgia in 2015, the summiting of Mt Scott in 2017, and the successful 560km crossing of the Greenland ice cap earlier this year. The Trust is partnering with One Ocean Expeditions for the 2019 expedition.
4 March 2019
We have touched down in Ushuaia, and everyone is in good spirits. I'm pleased to report that we made it without any serious injuries or lost baggage! In Buenos Aires we were treated to some seriously meaty cuisine and have had ample opportunity to practise our Spanish.
The flight into Tierra del Fuego and the southern-most city of the world Ushuaia, was a feast for the eyes, as we glided over the sharp peaks of mountains spotted with snow, rivers and crater lakes. The air is crisp, refreshing and not too cold, and the sun is beaming down.
We are all spending our down time preparing for the voyage ahead, excited to get on board the vessel tomorrow. A few of us have taken a stroll through the quaint town shops and along the waterfront.
Ushuaia is known as 'El Fin Del Mundo', 'the end of the world', as it's the southern-most city in the world and departure point for Antarctic voyages.
Written by Inspiring Explorer Rosanna Price
5 March 2019
We have cast off on the Akademik Ioffe!
This morning we spent a few hours getting some fresh air by exploring Ushuaia, its hilly streets and bright murals. Feeling refuelled and ready to head South, we made our way to the Port where our docked One Ocean Expeditions vessel awaited – the Akademik Ioffe.
The 117 metre-long boat was built for scientific research and is designed to measure the transmission of sub-surface sound waves. We quickly unpacked our belongings, keen to explore our new home for the next 10 days, introducing ourselves to friendly staff and other passengers – and made for the view as we made an early cast-off.
There's no better place to say goodbye to the glorious peaks of Ushuaia, than from the deck of a ship. Marco quickly sighted an albatross, and was able to capture the bird take flight.
We are now gliding through the Beagle Channel. The mountains have become silhouettes on a darkening horizon. Waves are calm. Seasickness pills have been taken. Belongings have been secured. The forecast for the Drake Passage is looking 'benign', with winds no higher than 20 knots.
Boarding the ship has reinforced anticipation for our next stop – the Antarctic Peninsula.
Written by Inspiring Explorer Rosanna Price
Most of us awoke in our beds to the swaying motion that indicated we had entered the Drake Passage. Notorious for its choppy seas and high swells, we are lucky enough to have only gentle rocking to prepare our sea legs with.
There is dark blue ocean as far as the eye can see, and not much else except mild skies and patches of sun. Caragh, Mele and Lana have found their favourite spot on the boat to watch the waves – the corner of the stern. You feel as if you can touch the waves as they rise up and the boat plunges with the trough.
The day has been filled with presentations about whales, polar photography, binocular use and the interesting birdlife in the region. We have learnt a lot about what we are going to see. A few birds have graced us with their presence – a patterned petrel has been following the boat for some time and a number of albatross were wheeling about the ship.
After dinner we learnt a few maritime superstitions – it's bad luck to whistle on the ship and it's good luck to see dolphins. Pirates wore eye patches so that when they raided another ship, they could switch the patch to the other eye below deck (where it's dark) and their eye would adjust quickly. And you shouldn't clink your glasses when toasting, you simply clink knuckles while holding your glass.
We are all feeling well. There were a few bouts of seasickness and tiredness, nothing a few patches and naps couldn't fix.
Written by Inspiring Explorer Rosanna Price
March 7
This morning Marco and I saw a whale for about two seconds – it was brown, with a curvy fin, and we've had a dozen guesses at what species it could be.
The weather has taken a turn – the waves have become bigger, wilder, crashing over the bow and sending the boat into a pendulum-like motion. On the top deck we have to be extremely careful. The winds can knock you over if you don't hold onto the rails.
We kitted up in our kayak gear today, in preparation for the adventure that awaits tomorrow. The prep consists of layering up our clothing, getting into a dry suit, pulling on a skirt which attaches to the kayak, securing our life-vest and practising entering the kayak. While all this was going on, it was snowing on the deck. Amazing.
There is a competition on at the moment where we guess the coordinates and day for spotting the first iceberg. No icebergs yet. Tomorrow it's highly likely.
We've had a rundown of the sail plan, subject to change, but the first stop tomorrow is Aitcho Island part of the South Shetland Islands. Home to Chinstrap penguins, fur seals and hopefully an elephant seal or two. We'll be up nice and early, hopefully in calmer waters, ready to paddle.
Written by Inspiring Explorer Rosanna Price.
March 8
Yep, that's an iceberg. Today we really discovered the wonders of the Antarctic!
We awoke to find ourselves sailing in front of the South Shetland Islands – huge, mountainous islands of ice, snow and dark rock. Wildlife dotted all along the shores.
Finally, we were able to put all our hard work from kayak training into practise. Plonking down the gangway, and then cruising along in a zodiac, we made our way out to the calm waters of Yankee Bay on Greenwich Island. Getting into a kayak from over the side of a zodiac is much easier than we'd imagined (with many hands to help). Seals and penguins watched us from the shore, as we paddled around the coast.
It was such an amazing experience to be able to see Chinstrap and Gentu penguins, fur seals and Antarctic shags bobbing through the water, swimming alongside the kayaks and entertaining us all. Picture three juvenile seals wrestling with each other on top of an iceberg. One of the many, many highlights was kayaking through brash ice close to the shore.
The glaciers are beautiful – just like paintings. The scale is hard to capture in photographs because they look so flat, but there is a vibrant arctic blue that glows through the ice.
In the afternoon we made it to Half Moon Island. The water was a bit more choppy, and we got the chance to thread through some rocks close to shore. Again, getting up close to wildlife and being absolutely in awe of the mountainous glaciers all around us. We exited the kayaks onshore (bar Alex, who had more photographing to do from the kayak) and walked around the island to get up close to the animals – including a Weddell seal and some elephant seals. We even came across a washed up whale jawbone.
What a day. We are thoroughly fed, as always, and ready for bed.
Written by Inspiring Explorer Rosanna Price.
March 9
Another amazing morning in Antarctica. Today we found the whales!
The ship docked up in Charlotte's Bay – a glassy harbour surrounded by looming white glaciers over black rock, and home to large arctic-blue icebergs. Some icebergs had deep holes or caves in them, and we saw carving inside of one of these cavities.
A pod (if not pods) of humpback whales were breaching metres from our kayaks. A whale came up in front of me, mouth first, and I could make out the balaena and barnacles on its black coat. Some had a bright yellowy-orange colour on the underside of their tail which you could see as the tail came up and rolled into the ocean again.
In the afternoon, zodiacs carried some of us onshore to Portal Point. We saw a big Weddell seal lazing on the ice, fur seals playing around on the water and sliding on the ice, and a lone penguin looking for some friends. Overhead there were dozens of Antarctic shags flying above us.
We have arrived in perfect conditions to spend a night on the ice! After dinner we plan to kayak out to our own camping spot (for the Inspiring Explorers group), dig us some holes in the snow, and hunker down in bivouac sleeping bags for the night. We are all beaming about this rare opportunity.
Written by Inspiring Explorer Rosanna Price.
March 10
Last night, on a flat, snowy hilltop we made our beds. By beds, I mean digging human-sized holes in the ice and then placing a 'bivvy bag' with a mat, sleeping bag and liner in the hole. The view was spectacular, mountains and icebergs resting in the ocean all around us. The colours changed as the sun went down. Mele made a miniature snowman. The clouds cleared and Lana saw shooting stars amidst the twinkling heavens.
During the night there our group experienced varying degrees of sleep and coldness (temperatures down to -2). For me, cold toes in the morning was a small price to pay when you're waking up in paradise.
This morning we went for a long paddle in Foyn Harbour. This ended with paddling into a rusted shipwreck – the remains of a ship that caught fire and sunk in 1915 carrying barrels of whale oil. More humpback whales and porpoising penguins sighted on our excursions.
In the afternoon we explored Cuverville Island, home to the leftovers of a Gentu penguin colony. Those of us that kayaked had whales surrounding the kayaks and swimming underneath. Some of us got up close and personal to an elephant seal and leopard seals.
We ended with a barbecue on the stern, mulled wine, Nutella doughnuts and whales breaching beside the ship.
Written by Inspiring Explorer Rosanna Price
March 11
Today we stepped back in time by visiting Port Lockroy, a historic site maintained by Antarctic Heritage Trust's sister Trust, the UK Antarctic Heritage Trust. We explored the station here, Base A, which was established in 1944. The facilities have been preserved right from the tins of food, to the Reader's Digest catalogues, to the scientific equipment, as well as sleeping and living quarters.
We mailed postcards to ourselves from Port Lockroy's famous Penguin Post Office – they won't make it back to us until November as the staff, (including AHT's own Conservation Programme Manager Al Fastier), have left for the season.
In the afternoon we kayaked around Argentinean base Almirante Brown Station, to Paradise Bay. The Bay is a stunning vista filled with tall mountains, glaciers, and brash ice on a still harbour. Mike, Mele and I chose to hike up a hill, to view the beauty from above.
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A large part of the male population "suffers" today from alopecia. 20-25% of men by the age of 30 have lost much of his hair and 50-55% has suffered the same at the age of 45-50 years old. Today we have made a great effort and there are hopeful messages, that in future generations there will be selective intervention in genes which are responsible for hereditary alopecia or with stem cells injected directly into the affected area.
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Opening reception for "Carl Beam: Us and Everything" is free to attend and takes place Friday, Janunary 11th at the FirstOntario Performing Arts Centre.
An Invite from the FirstOntario Performing Arts Centre in downtown St. Catharines
Posted January 11th, 2019 on Niagara At Large
An exhibition featuring works by an Indigenous artist described as one of the most important artists in Canadian contemporary art history, is on display at the FirstOntario Performing Arts Centre.
The community is invited to celebrate the opening of the exhibit featuring works by Carl Beam, the first Indigenous artist to have his work purchased by the National Gallery of Canada as contemporary art. The opening reception for "Carl Beam: Us and Everything" is free to attend and takes place Friday, Jan. 11 at the FirstOntario Performing Arts Centre.
Beam (1943-2005) made Canadian art history when his work was purchased by the National Gallery of Canada in 1986. The exhibition, on display until December in the Joy Williams Lobby on the arts centre's second floor, includes contemporary mix media works attributed to Beam's "The Columbus Project" and "The Whale of Our Being" series. It documents a progression in his work from the late 1980s to the early 2000s.
"The City of St. Catharines is excited and proud to be able to exhibit works by celebrated Indigenous artist Carl Beam," said Kathleen Powell, acting supervisor of Cultural Services.
"His work is thought-provoking and provides an opportunity for the local community to engage with his themes relating to the history of indigenous relations in North America and the human connection to the environment. Special thanks to local artist Justus Duntsch for co-curating this exhibit."
The Jan. 11 reception begins with a panel discussion on Indigenous-settler relations in Niagara, from 5-6 p.m. in the Algoma Lobby on the first floor. Areas of Beam's work explore relations between Western and Indigenous peoples and tensions that exist in those relationships.
The discussion will consider what tensions exist in Niagara and how the community can move forward, in unity, to build better relationships.
The exhibition viewing and remarks follows at 6 p.m. in the Joy Williams Lobby.
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PF [prolonged fasting] cycles lasting 2 or more days, but separated by at least a week of a normal diet, are emerging as a highly effective strategy to protect normal cells and organs from a variety of toxins and toxic conditions while increasing the death of many cancer cell types. PF causes a decrease in blood glucose, insulin, and insulin-like growth factor 1 (IGF-1) and is accompanied by autophagy. Recently, we have shown that PF causes a major reduction in the levels of white blood cells followed by stem-cell-based immune system regeneration upon refeeding. Others have reported on the role of PF in causing major decreases in liver and body mass in rats. However, prolonged water-only fasting is difficult for the great majority of the population, and its extreme nature could cause adverse effects, which include the exacerbation of previous malnourishments and dysfunctions, particularly in old and frail subjects. These concerns point to the need for dietary interventions that induce PF-like effects while minimizing the risk of adverse effects and the burden of complete food restriction.
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A tribute to the pioneering British band.
NOAH continues its string of thoughtful music collaborations with a selection of gear inspired by pioneering British band Big Audio Dynamite. Comprising several notable musicians, including The Clash's co-founder Mick Jones and videographer Don Letts, B.A.D. fused a host of disparate influences into a strikingly distinct sound — NOAH honors that legacy with an appreciably graphic-heavy release.
Encompassing outerwear, tees and accessories, the goods are all emblazoned with B.A.D. branding and imagery sourced from merch released by the group over the years. Along with a host of stylized T-shirts, a zebra-striped hoodie and matching lined trucker & jeans boast a red "B.A.D." logo, complemented by a collaborative Baracuta jacket lined with blue plaid. A beanie, trucker hat, bucket and socks round out the drop, along with an enamel pin that juxtaposes the recognizable logo with a stylized crown.
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While watching a documentary about a psychopath who brutally killed his little sister to spite his mother, I started wondering about fictional psychopaths.
When creating a character, writers draw inspiration from many different sources, I wondered how this differed from writer to writer and what traits fictional psychopaths have.
Here are my top ten fictional psychopaths, a bit about how they came to be and a quick tip on what makes them tick.
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1. Hannibal Lector – The Silence of the Lambs
Creator: Thomas Harris
"I ate his liver with some fava beans and a nice chianti."
What is it about Dr. Lector that draws people in? His charm? His wit? It's probably not his culinary skills; well, not if you know what he's serving up.
The inspiration for Hannibal the Cannibal was drawn from a real person.
In 2013 Thomas Harris revealed that his character was inspired by a doctor he met while visiting a prison during a trip to Mexico in the 1960s.
The doctor was serving a life sentence for murdering a young man, mutilating his body into several parts, and putting them in a very small box.
Quick Tip: Cannibals are often depicted as savages or desperate people in survival mode but here is a classy man, a doctor, who is intelligent, articulate but also enjoys eating people.
The fact that he seems normal and well-adjusted is what makes this character intriguing.
2. Annie Wilkes – Misery
Creator: Stephen King
"He didn't get out of the cockadoodee car!"
One of the most memorable lines from the book/film Misery which follows the story of a writer being 'saved' after a car crash by his "Number one fan," who then kept him captive and forced him to write for her.
Psycho nurse, Annie Wilkes, is every writers' worst nightmare; even more frightful is the fact she's based on a real person. Genene Jones (also a nurse) was the inspiration for Annie.
She injected lethal doses of drugs into babies so she could be the heroic person trying to 'save' them.
Stephen King also revealed that Annie was a personification of his addiction to drugs and alcohol.
Quick Tip: Nurses are normally nurturing and caring. Annie projected this ideal on the surface and was often sweet and soft spoken.
Then when she showed her true colours, her actions and aggressive nature was shocking.
This contrast in personality makes her as unpredictable as a wild animal.
3. The Joker – Batman Franchise
Creator: Bill Finger, Bob Kane, and Jerry Robinson
"Have you ever danced with the devil in the pale moonlight?"
A classic line for a classic villain but where did this iconic character come from?
It seems he was inspired by a silent film called: The Man Who Laughs which was adapted from a novel in which a nobleman is sentenced to death in an iron maiden and a surgeon, Dr. Hardquannone, is ordered to disfigure the son's face into a permanent grin.
The King condemned him "to laugh forever at his fool of a father."
Quick Tip: The Joker exudes magnetism.
His playful persona breaks down barriers and lures his victims into a false sense of security.
How can anyone who smiles and laughs all the time be bad?
This 'happy-go-lucky' attitude mixed with his insanity is what makes him a super villain.
4. Patrick Bateman – American Psycho
Creator: Bret Easton Ellis
"I like to dissect girls. Did you know I'm utterly insane?"
A yuppie banker jerk who moonlights a sadistic serial killer.
There's really nothing to like here, so why do we find this unlikable man fascinating?
It might be that he is such a big psycho jerk and is unapologetic about it.
There's very little information on the creation of this character, the only information offered is that the name "Patrick Bateman" is an homage to Norman Bates, Alfred Hitchcock's killer in Psycho.
Quick Tip: The fascination with Bateman is that he is someone with so much money and power that no matter what he does, he'll get away with it.
He's cold, calculating and above everything and everyone.
Going from jerk to psycho jerk feels like a natural next step, and that's what makes him especially scary.
5. Michael Myers – Halloween
Creator: John Carpenter
"…" No quotes from Michael because he's mute.
Norman Bates is mentioned in the creation of Michael Myers and although I have not chosen Norman as one of the top ten, this character seems to have influenced a number of other character creations.
Michael was created from a love of horror movies, with Psycho and The Texas Chainsaw Massacre both providing inspiration for the masked murderer.
Quick Tip: Michael is mute and this makes him terrifying.
He hides behind a plain mask, always wears overalls and seems like an empty shell of a person who kills indiscriminately.
No one knows who will be next or when he will strike. These unknown elements are what ramps up the fear factor.
6. Hedra Carlson – Single White Female
Creator: John Lutz
"Allie, he came in my mouth, and then he tried to beat the shit out of me because I wanted to tell you. You know... It was an accident. But... He deserved it."
I couldn't find any information about what inspired the creation of Hedra Carlson, the obsessive and possessive psychopath who creepily takes Allie's identity.
The film was based on a book called, 'SWF Seeks Same' and the idea of unwittingly inviting a sadistic killer into your home is a skin-shivery concept.
Quick Tip: Hedra looks and seems as if butter wouldn't melt in her mouth, she has a sweet childlike persona but as time goes by the cold, calculated, crazy person that she really is begins to emerge.
This gradual transformation from quirky flatmate to uncontrollable psycho killer makes her super scary.
7. Dexter Morgan – Darkly Dreaming Dexter/Dexter
Creator: Jeff Lindsay
"What was sleep, after all, but the process by which we dumped our insanity into a dark subconscious pit and came out on the other side ready to eat cereal instead of our neighbour's children?"
Manuel Pardo is said to have inspired the character Dexter, however, this is unconfirmed. Pardo was an ex-cop who claimed that all nine of his victims were drug dealers who had no right to live and that he was doing society a favour.
The author of the Dexter books has said he got the idea while pondering the notion of whether it was ever okay to kill anyone and could a killer's actions be justified.
Dexter kills bad people; he has a little voice inside him called 'the passenger' who feeds his urge to kill.
Quick Tip: Dexter kills in the name of 'good'.
His victims were bad people doing bad things and the conundrum here is whether or not we should be rooting for a killer.
Killing is bad but Dexter is killing bad people, ridding the world of them so they can no longer hurt others.
This moral tug-of-war is what makes this character so interesting.
8. Villanelle – Killing Eve
Creator: Luke Jennings
"You should never tell a psychopath they are a psychopath. It upsets them."
Villanelle is a hit-woman for hire who likes to play games with the detective (Eve) she's obsessed with.
She enjoys making a statement when she kills.
Flamboyant and devoid of empathy, she is easily bored and this always leads to trouble.
Quick Tip: The lack of female killers who murder for money and fun makes Villanelle a stand-out character.
She is unapologetic in her desires and doesn't care about anyone but herself.
Just when you think she's going to do something kind she flips it and does something monstrous.
The hope that she will eventually change her ways is what keeps us invested in the character.
9. Ghostface – Scream
Creator: Wes Craven and Kevin Williamson
"Movies don't create psychos. Movies make psychos more creative!" — Billy Loomis.
The killers in the first movie are teenagers Billy Loomis and Stu Macher.
The concept was inspired by the Gainesville Ripper who went on a killing spree in a quiet Florida town. He would break into apartments, sneak up on female students, put tape over their mouth, tie them up, rape them and then decapitate and pose their bodies.
Scream follows a similar theme. Ghostface, a costume consisting of a ghost face mask and black robes, was worn by Billy Loomis while he killed.
His excuse for murdering and mutilating his fellow students was because he was screwed up over his parent's divorce and so 'naturally' he killed his father's mistress.
Stu, Billy's accomplice, who also wore the costume to murder his victims, had no excuse.
Quick Tip: Teenagers killing teenagers after being inspired by horror movies, is not only frightening for other teens but also every parent's nightmare. Rap creates gangs, computer games create zombies, horror movies create killers. None of this is fact but
young people with no moral compass, living in a sadistic fairyland of their own creation, is a recipe for some great characterisation.
10. Gogo Yubari – Kill Bill
Creator: Quentin Tarantino
"How about now, big boy? Do you still wish to penetrate me? Or is it I who has penetrated you?"
There wasn't any information on the inspiration for Gogo and though she had a small amount of screen time, she leaves a big impression.
"The young girl in the schoolgirl uniform is O-Ren's personal bodyguard, 17-year-old Gogo Yubari. Gogo may be young, but what she lacks in age, she makes up for in madness."
Gogo gets a thrill from killing.
It's a hobby for her. She enjoys her job and is loyal to her mistress. She dresses in a school girl uniform, which makes her look innocent and harmless.
This is a clever disguise.
Quick Tip: Children are thought of as innocent and pure of heart.
When a child is presented as a psychopath this creates a sense of alarm.
Children are to be protected but how do you protect a young predator with a lust for bloodshed?
A teenager hired specifically for her murderous skills makes an unforgettable character.
In conclusion:
A great fictional psychopath is mysterious and unpredictable.
Someone who can read others like a book, while they themselves are unreadable. Someone who wears a disguise, literally or figuratively. Someone who is missing the basic emotional components of a fully functional human being.
Thank you to all those who shared their favourite fictional psychopaths with me. Sorry if yours didn't make the list, there were so many great characters to choose from.
Emma Pullar is a bestselling and award-winning writer of dark fiction and children's books. She also dabbles in screenwriting.
You can find Emma on Twitter/Instagram/Facebook or lurking in the shadows, spying on people in the name of inspiration and creativity. www.emmapullar.com


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