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Co-edited Arc #18 ~ Accent issue – launching at 'The Essay' conference, May 22-23. Featuring in the magazine: Wayne Koestenbaum, Brian Dillon, Laure Prouvost, Lauren Elkin, AA Gill and many, very excellent current RCA students. And an etymology I wrote for the word 'cadence'. http://arc.rca.ac.uk/
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All the warmer than cool writing I have completed as part of the Critical Writing in Art & Design masters at the Royal College of Art can be found here: criticalwriting.rca.ac.uk/author/bryony-quinn…
JBK's comic sequel to Windowpane is launching/launched at Comic Arts Brooklyn. It features writing by my hand.
Riposte Magazine is all about the smarts and the women. I had the total joy of interviewing Nelly Ben Hayoun (photographed by Nick Ballon) who organised and is current director for the International Space Orchestra at NASA's Ames Research Centre (they invited her onto the astronaut programme). She is also Designer of Experiences at the SETI Institute (stands for Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence) and an inimitable raconteur on the cross-pollination of science, design, engineering and art worlds. Looks like she's the cover star too.
Ippolito Salviani: Aquatilium animalium historiæ. Courtesy MAPP / www.mappeditions.com
Appearing in Varoom Issue 20, The New Wave Sci-Vi is a brief and broad essay about illustration as a model for the understanding of and interest in scientific theory shared by many contemporary creatives. With particular focus on those who attempt to visualise that which is paradoxically unseeable (physics, mostly), I ask questions about whether imagination is superfluous in light of the accuracy of photography and the seeing-doing machines that have replaced our hands and eyes. Also tested are words like "truth" and "authority" up against certain mediums and their subject matter, some notions of complicating reality by making simplifying diagrams, and finally the false veracity of imagery that adopts a scientific language made by those who have no education in that field.
All points beautifully illustrated by the work of Renaissance physician, Ippolito Salviani, Brendan Monroe, Katie Scott and many others featured in The Where, The Why, and The How, plus words from the two latter named illustrators and Catherine Draycott of Wellcome Images.
Finally, having used it in my dissertation and again now with happy abandon, I'm going to go ahead a claim the coining of "Sci-Vi" as a term.
A very specific sort of head injury: an interview with Chris Ware
Of everything and anyone to me, Chris Ware is of infinite interest. Shortly before leaving It's Nice That I was fortunate enough to interview the man mostly responsible for my going to art school and his answers feature, in part, in an article in the latest inception of the studio's magazine, Printed Pages.
Highs of this highlight include some typically self-effacing comments and opinion on things like the Kindle ("it's like having someone breathe warmly into my mouth. Very unsatisfying") and architecture as a time machine ("I wonder sometimes how things are different for people who grow up without such harsh geometry, and how it affects their memories and sense of self. I guess I'm not going to know; it's too late for me").
For the effect in full buy the magazine but for here and now, some Qs and As…
Do you find that your literary world is populated by the same group of people or do they leave you when you've stopped watching them?
"That's a pretty great question. No, sadly, they sort of linger around, asking me why I'm making such dumb decisions or laughing at me behind my back, etc. I think it's called "self doubt," and I suppose I'm doomed to live with it for the rest of my days unless I sustain a very specific sort of head injury."
Your work is very meticulously observed – are you ever surprised by something you've just drawn or a piece of work you created long ago?
"Mostly, I'm surprised at how bad it is, and how wildly charitable I'll be to it in my memory, granting it all sorts of subtleties and textures that simply are not there. It's a terrible thing to experience, this inability to assess one's own work accurately. I always figure that the self-doubt will help me on this score, but it never does. On the other hand, I used to be surprised that anything I did actually worked out at all, but as I've gotten older, I've come to understand that the mind is an incredibly organised, cross-indexed mechanism, essentially structured by language; if one trusts oneself, art and writing (and comics especially) is simply a way of making that structure visible. (I read somewhere recently that new brain research suggests that the synapses in the brain aren't actually a mess of spaghetti, either — they're apparently organised as a grid, which is good news for us cartoonists.)"
Reading Building Stories [Ware's latest comic magnum opus] is not a conventional or even casual task (particularly for western readers) - is breaking it up into the multilinear elements a distraction from or a reminder of the fact that nothing really has a traditional conclusion?
"Somewhat, and also that there's no real beginning, and how we structure and edit our memories and experiences to make us into "what we are." Really, everyone, all the time, is writing fiction; trying to imagine what your co-worker's home life or his or her secret motivations are or what the President or famous actors' lives are like is all fiction writing. And the more you learn about someone, the more you edit and move around the stories, but the best part is that still, no matter how much you learn, your vision is still a construction — to say nothing of your vision of yourself, of course. (I'm starting to sound like an Intro to 20th Century Literature class, so I'll stop here.)"
Jason Jägel for McSweeney's. Quarterly issue no. 40
For Varoom Magazine's latest issue (sings to the tune of "rules") I wrote a piece profiling the use of illustration across McSweeney's publishing platforms. For How Illustration Shaped the 'Literary' I spoke to a number of McS regular illustrators – Kelsey Dake, Jason Jägel, Matt Furie and Keith Shore – as well as Editor and Senior Art Director Brian McMullen. Issue out now.
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Bison sculpted from mammoth ivory. Found at Zaraysk, Russia. About 20,000 years old. The Zaraysk Kremlin Museum, Zaraysk, Russian Federation
Ice Age Art at the British Museum, written for Critical Writing in Art & Design interview at the RCA:
Objects of art last a long time. Ice Age art: arrival of the modern mind made me think what might have become of the objects displayed had they been found any earlier, in a time when their meanings would still be undetermined but the significance of what they revealed about our evolution was understood. In the past humanity has lost objects or killed great numbers of itself over such things that claim to stand for much less than being tangible proof of the modern mind at productive, imaginative work. Even if Harrison Ford hadn't left the holy grail behind, it's paradoxically unknowable as to whether a human might live forever. And yet, right this moment, we are able to receive sophisticated communication from people who died 40,000 years ago because the objects of art they created are hovering silently in pools of halogen ambience at the British Museum. It's in this light that their extraordinary forms incised by unknown hands reveal a world "drawn with intention", that was not only inhabited but imagined.
Along with time, the meanings of all the small things exhibited in Ice Age artare lost. Works of art can not be returned to where they were made or found and if they had a use in rituals which we still perform, then it is completed by a shadow of the thing. In this way we understand these objects not by experience but through evidence, similarly, when such a unique opportunity to see the "real thing" is presented, for the sake of preservation, it can not be by any natural light.
The statues, pendants and decorated tools (and every work of art ever created since) are the result of something which happened to the brains of Homo sapiens between 100- and 50,000 years ago; the emergence of aesthetic creativity. "As imagination bodies forth," announced Shakespeare's Theseus: "The forms of things unknown, the poet's pen / Turns them to shapes and gives airy nothing / A local habitation and a name." The poet's pen, the painter's brush, a stone axe – each possess the power to show, transform and then project their interpretation of the world through time. This notion of art as a magical ritual is frequently referred to in the exhibition texts and opens a mental channel for the viewer who can make sense of the need to reveal our own world to ourselves through making things to put in it. In A Runaway World,Edmund Leach stated that the people capable of taming their cold wild world with cave art and objects had the ability to "take nature to pieces and recreate it". This, I think, is one of the BM's crowning achievements with this exhibition; by revealing a brain with the potential of "storing, reproducing, reinventing and communicating observed realities", they erode 40 millennia and overlay our minds with the exact same latent "divine inventiveness", as Leach referred to it, that Ice Age man had at his disposal.
Closing that gap makes contemporary comparisons simple: Work from the likes of Picasso, Henry Moore and Henri Matisse are notable with the same v's and p's reserved for describing the creation of their palaeolithic antecedents; primal, primitive, vital, visceral. Implying, however, that these modes for expression are the origins for abstraction and cubism is hard to swallow without the notably absent tall glass of critical explanation. It's distracting then that a photo of Picasso's curiosity cabinet is shown to include a cast of the oldest ceramic figure, reminding us that "they invented everything" (which he is quoted as uttering on entering the caves at Lascaux) and more famously, "there is no past or future in art".
If making things is what makes us human, having vague thoughts sets us further apart from the beasts. Baking into clay or whittling from bone these ideas of self-awareness appears to be less about changing the world than recognising an order or pattern in it. How quickly we understand this way of thinking by looking at the carvings and drawings is astonishing, especially when we recognise ourselves. Female forms dominate the first part of the exhibition with their swollen breasts, fat backs and overtly fertile bodies in degrees of abstraction which create levels of uncertainty "more intriguing than depictions of reality". Women, like the animal figurines that appear later, are a point of intense fascination beyond the obvious. Firstly they are naked and it was the Ice Age and so we are happy to assume "nudity was an artistic convention". Secondly they are caricatures of their own femininity, in the same way animals are depicted with a butcher's understanding as walking slabs of meat or spear-tip away from being a pair of boots.
A little imagination and the Duchamp effect went a long way in identifying potential mediums from which these highly observed forms might be ingeniously and empathetically revealed. Misshapen stones, bones, elbows of antler and tapering mammoth ivory leant themselves nicely to dynamic forms like the fluid bodies of reindeer mid-swim; its tail, spine, neck and nose naturally in line, antlers flush in relief to its body. Such attention to detail only emphasises the intense preoccupation we had with animals in a way we can never truly understand today having domesticated or brought about the extinction of their descendants.
Maybe the objects were too interesting to just look at or there were too many school children in the way of the blurbs, but the quiet and aesthetic communion between objects in their cabinets failed to translate to me the vast geographic and wildly disparate points in time from where they had arrived. In some cases it was thousands of miles and over 10,000 years separating artefacts but, in this exact moment, they are just a few inches from each other. Unconscious or deliberate, it only makes the collapse of space-time in the weird upper library room at the heart of the museum all the more remarkable.


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Was just reminded that the firmware contains code from FreeScale that cannot be used on other platforms. So, if the O5E code is used on other processors, the user will have to remove the FreeScale code and functions and write their own routines to simulate or emulate various functions.
That shouldn't affect anything regarding Shields and such, just trying to port the ECU code to other architectures.

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Round 1: Nunes opens with some leg kicks and then misses with a spinning hook kick to the head. de Randamie lands a hard low kick. Nunes shoots and eventually gets de Randamie to the mat and quickly gets into the full mount. Nunes starts dropping elbows and hammerfists. de Randamie is defending well, but Nunes is relentless, dropping elbow after elbow until referee Herb Dean calls a halt to the bout.
Amanda Nunes def. Germaine de Randamie by TKO (Strikes) at 3:56, R1
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We generate a lot of vegetable scraps and trimmings every week. They all end up the compost pile, eventually, but sometimes we don't have enough to go and dump them right away, and so they sit in an open bowl on the countertop. We got tired of this grimy plastic bowl full of peels, coffee grounds, and bread scraps sitting out in the open, so we went looking for a covered pail.
We initially found a lot of listings for a rather expensive compost pail with nice construction and a charcoal filter in the lid. This was just too expensive for us, though.
But then we found these generously-sized steel pails from Lee Valley. They were less than half the cost of the "compost" pail, and they are good for so much more! We love using ours as a scrap bowl and temporary compost heap. We have already put it to use by stuffing it with corn husks and tomato stems, and it's good to be able to cover it with a lid. Much neater, and more sanitary too. (Why offer a free buffet to the fruit flies?)
But it's also multi-use and handsomely made; we could also see cleaning it out and using it to chill a bottle of wine or serve ice.
Do you use a countertop scrap pail or compost bowl? What do you use? Do you have any other good suggestions?
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I use an old enameled stock pot I found that someone was throwing away. It has a lid and works perfectly to keep out the bugs. this looks really nice and small enough to keep on the counter. I keep mine in a cabinet under the sink, which can be a nuisance.
We used plastic, it smelled and cracked and this looks like something I would love on or under the counter. Thanks.
I have a compost pail, but it lives under the sink.
For the countertop, I just grab one of my gladware containers and use it as my scrap bowl. I always have some in my dish drain, because I use them constantly for food storage, and, being plastic, they never dry properly in the dishwasher.
I put it in the sink that's just to the left of my cutting board, so I can just push scraps off to the left.
I dump things from there into the compost pail when I'm done. The compost pail has a charcoal filter, which helps to keep the smell down when I get lazy and don't take it to the compost bin right away.
Yeah, MikeV, the charcoal filter does wonders, especially for smelly scraps like really ripe cantaloupe. I don't know the brand, but my parents have had a green plastic one with a sturdy handle and nice filter for years.
We use a stainless steel ice bucket that we got at a vintage shop, looks very similar to the one in the pic.
It is great - we use a starch/biodegradeable liner inside it (and dump everything in it- meat, eggs, etc.) and then if we have large quantities of veg scraps we just put them in a bowl and run them outside to the composter.
I have had this compost bucket for a number of years and love it. We keep it under the sink most of the time but when we are making a lot of scraps it gets moved to the sink. The thing I like best about this is that it doesn't really get smelly. If it does, which isn't often, once you empty it and give it a good scrub, it's like new.
I have this exact one. It doesn't smell, washes up in a second and is pretty enough for a corner on the counter.
We use a small bucket from the donut shop (apparently it's what filling comes in) with a plate for a lid. Works great, and was free.
We use old formula containers. Then, if they get raggedy, we can easily toss the container. We also have used the coffee containers from Trader Joe's.
What about the ole freezer trick? Put your scraps in whatever container and store it in the freezer. No smell, no mess.
Bring it out when you are prepping and toss more scraps into the container. When full - you can dump it. I use a lg yogurt tub and don't have to buy anything. The freeze-thaw cycle helps break down the food matter some, too.
For mine, I bought a cheap aluminum stockpot from the Latin foods aisle at the grocery store (you must be familiar with the crappy pans next to the Goya products).
When the weather got warm, the fruit flies figured out how to shimmy under the lid, so to put some weight on it, I put my copy of Mark Bittman's "How to Cook Everything Vegetarian" on top of it. =)
Cat litter buckets (the LARGE size with the handle and lid). I eat a lot of veg & fruit in the summer and a countertop bucket just wasn't big enough for when I can't get out to the compost pile every morning before leaving for work.
I want the fruit flies to go in the compost bucket. It sure beats having them fly around the kitchen. Ugh.
I have an insert from a steam table, which I bought on sale from a restaurant supply store 25 years ago or so. It fits into a drawer next to my sink. I can slide the drawer out, prop the lid up and peel right into it. It holds a lot, is stainless steel and indestructible, and has a tight lid that keeps bugs out and odor in.
We use a paper bag - usually from Trader Joe's - and fold the bag over to prevent flies. Every few days, we throw the entire bag into the compost bin. If there are leaks, a pan usually works just fine. We haven't had any problems with bad smells or flies with this method, and we're good about getting composting it on a regular basis. The best thing is that it is free and we're repurposing materials (bags) that we get on a weekly basis.
Hitting my head now- I hate how smelly my plastic bin from the city has gotten, and I've been wondering what to do with some empty #10 (coffee can size) cans floating around in our rubbish-we'll-use-later cabinet. Brilliant! Thanks :)


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The Castle of the Teutonic Order in Malbork is the largest castle in the World by surface area, and the largest brick building in Europe. It was built in Prussia by the Teutonic Knights, a German Roman Catholic religious order of crusaders, in a form of an Ordensburg fortress. The Order named it Marienburg (Mary's Castle). The town which grew around it was also named Marienburg.
The castle is a classic example of a medieval fortress and, on its completion in 1406, was the world's largest brick castle. UNESCO designated the "Castle of the Teutonic Order in Malbork" and its Museum as the World Heritage Site in December 1997. It is one of two World Heritage Sites in the region with origins in the Teutonic Order. The other is the "Medieval Town of Toruń", founded in 1231 as the site of the castle Thorn (Toruń).
The castle was built by the Teutonic Order after the conquest of Old Prussia. Its main purpose was to strengthen their own control of the area following the Order's 1274 suppression of the Great Prussian Uprising of the Baltic tribes. No contemporary documents survive relating to its construction, so instead the castle's phases have been worked out through the study of architecture and the Order's administrative records and later histories.
The work lasted until around 1300, under the auspices of Commander Heinrich von Wilnowe. The castle is located on the southeastern bank of the river Nogat. It was named Marienburg after Mary, patron saint of the religious Order. The Order had been created in Acre (present-day Israel). When this last stronghold of the Crusades fell to Muslim Arabs, the Order moved its headquarters to Venice before arriving in Poland.
Residence Of The Polish Kings
In 1466 both castle and town became part of Royal Prussia, a province of Poland. It served as one of the several Polish royal residences, fulfilling this function until the Partitions of Poland in 1772. During this period the Tall Castle served as the castle's supply storehouse, while the Great Refectory was a place for balls, feasts, and other royal events. During the Thirty Years' War, in 1626 and 1629 Swedish forces occupied the castle. They invaded and occupied it again 1656 to 1660 during the Deluge.
After The Partitions Of Poland
After Prussia and the Russian Empire made the First Partition of Poland in 1772, the town became part of the Kingdom of Prussia province of West Prussia. At that time, the officials used the rather neglected castle as a poorhouse and barracks for the Prussian Army. In 1794 David Gilly, a Prussian architect and head of the Oberbaudepartement, made a structural survey of the castle, to decide about its future use or demolition.
Gilly's son, Friedrich Gilly, produced several engravings of the castle and its architecture, which he exhibited in Berlin and had published by Friedrich Frick from 1799 to 1803. These engravings led the Prussian public to "rediscover" the castle and the history of the Teutonic Knights.


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Do miracles still happen? Today,April 16, 2014, we at BEULAH FARM found out that miracles do indeed happen now. After seeing that the weather forecasts were predicting frost for our area, we began praying for divine intervention.
Interestingly we were not only praying but were also doing all that we knew to do. With several thousand dollars invested in seed, fertilizer and work, we indeed had a lot at stake.
The first thing that we did was to place ground up leaves on top of all the 10,000 watermelon plants that were now at a vulnerable stage. Also, we filled up 3 pump up sprayers with water. These would be used to wash off the frost on the remainder of the plants that were too tall to cover. The plan was to wash off any frost before the sun shone on them. This can be very effective in mitigating any frost damage.
Then, when it was light enough to see, we were out checking for any sign of frost. What we found was a PRESENT DAY MIRACLE. On the weeds and on nearby fence posts there were heavy coatings of frost. However, on the 700 tomato, pepper, corn and potato plants, THERE WAS NO FROST! The lesson that we learned was that when you are operating under God's leadership and are diligent in what you do, you can be confident that WHERE GOD GUIDES, HE PROIVIDES.
Revelation prophecies for survival?
Survival- how was it accomplished by the early Phoenician pilgrims? The members of the lost ten tribes were used in fulfilling the prophecies of the Revelation. It has been speculated that The Nephilim were instrumental in schooling the Phoenicians in the sciences. The Phoenicians are thought to have maintained regular sailing schedules to ancient America. One of the main reasons that the Phoenicians were able to have these regular sailing schedules was because of their discovery of the properties of lodestones. Because of this discovery they were able to perfect the early compass. Before the Phoenicians, the primary hindrance to sailing long distances across an ocean was the inability of the sailing masters to determine their location and so plot their course during times of storms and cloudy weather.
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Could it have been that the close association of the Phoenicians with the Northern tribes of Israel resulted in a large number of Israelies settling in North America in the area that would become The United States of America? These early settlers, who had always been known as The People of God, were to become the forefathers of various Indian tribes.This then, provides a viable explanation for the predestined greatness of what was to later become the USA.
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KALAMAZOO (WKZO) -- Kalamazoo City Commissioners have approved 5 ballot questions that would change how they are elected, extending their terms to four years and electing the mayor separately.
Currently all commissioners run every two years and the top vote getter becomes mayor.
Vice-Mayor David Anderson says he won't be endorsing the changes, he doesn't think they are an improvement and may make things worse.
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The way she looks at me puts a smile on my face. Every day i see her I tend to look at her beautiful light brown eyes. I love looking at her eyes! Every time i hug her i look at them just to see how beautiful she is. Her natural eyes are so attractive un-like contracts. I don't know what it is but i just keep getting lost into her eyes without words spoken<3 She isn't perfect but i accept her for who she is because she is natural. NO MAKE UP. NO CONTRACTS. Just her natural beauty<3
The way she is in my arms are amazing. I tend to smile while hugging her, the feelings i get while i hug her is wonderful they're so un-explainable The way she touches my fingers while hugging her is a nice un-define feeling! Kissing her cheek & crapping her around my arms gives me a warm feeling of happiness. All of her hugs are so warm welcoming, I LOVE IT<3
I learned how to say i love you in Vietnamese :D
Anh Yeu Em <3
The more i learn Vietnamese the more i want to speak Viet.
Hopefully my girlfriend can teach me some more viet because viet people tend to think im viet haha. I love Vietnamese people <3
I've been changing my mind about going to homecoming lately.
The fact that i can't spend homecoming night without my girlfriend sucks.
I know the reasons why she can't go & all but i really wish she could go.
Homecoming is a special night for friends & couples to spend it together but sadly im not going without my girl. This would be the second time i missed it but i still have a few more chances even though im almost done with school. At least i'm going to spend my sunday morning with my girlfriend at church & just hangout for a bet.
The fact that i cant learn how to windmill. I know how to do it but when i do it I can't land on my back. I know it takes forever to get it down but i learn an easy way but i can't seem to get it right. I'm no power head I tend to style my break dancing rather than doing power moves. Ugh, I feel like i haven't accomplish anything in breaking..
I hate the fact that i can't even joke around without someone thinking that i'm gay. The way i act is just who i am. I know i act gay at thinks because i'm having fun by joking around. I have a girlfriend & she knows i'm weird haha I'm not going to change how i act because some one thinks im gay, i'ma be myself & have fun. Plus my girlfriend accept my gayness hahaha <3
You're just interesting to me. I love the way you express yourself. The feelings you give me are amazing. Butterflies, laughter, smiles, excitement. When I talk to you, I feel like a little kid getting candy and when you say something so sweet, I act like a little kid that's so happy. I don't know, I just like everything about you.
I like you.
Go away, and find someone else.
- you'll get sick of seeing me.
- you'll get tired of "us"
- your feelings will fade.
- you'll meet someone better than me.
- You meet someone
- You two get close
- Both are happy
- Until someone stops trying
- Drifting starts
- Conversations die
- Back to being strangers


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Best part of the big "Retracted" This American Life thing for me was hearing, for the first time, about Mike Daisey's 2006 monologue, Truth: The Heart Is a Million Little Pieces Above All Things about James Frey, Laura Albert/JT LeRoy, and, you know, the nature of truth in art. Unable to find anything but reviews and critic pull quotes about Truth in the lazy hour I spent looking for some kind of transcript (Daisey's agonizing, interminable pauses between his interrogators' questions offering me ample time to google stuff) has only inspired me to imagine the content of such a monologue more and more vividly. It is a reaction, I think, that speaks to the heart of why I self-identify as a writer and storyteller. I like to imagine things. More than just enjoying it, I aspire to imagine things well.
I only read, like, thirty pages of A Million Little Pieces before stopping because, true or not, for my money, Frey just wasn't doing a good enough job imagining things. The idea that a described event/feeling/whatever's "authenticity" could influence the quality of the art made about it still feels to me like an idea that only a non-artist could fixate on. It is for this reason that attempted journalists so often grow up to be artists, I think, while attempted artists only very rarely grow up to be journalists.
The cliche that artists are liars feels true to me. Thumbs up to any journalists who just LOLed at the phrase "feels true" - I can only imagine the ridiculous shit artists like Daisey and myself would try and get away with if pros like you weren't doing reliable, well-researched, often narratively dissatisfying radio shows about us. As a frequent liar myself, I recognized Daisey's vague, prevaricating answers to Schmidt's and Glass' excellent questions immediately because they were the same vague, prevaricating answers I've given to those well-meaning authorities who have, in my life, attempted to give me an exit strategy, a way out of the art I did. But why would I want a way out? Good lies work, are convincing, for the same reason good art works, because they are well imagined; they Feel True. "I'm calling people like, 'Oh my God! This happened!'" Oprah complains to Frey, feeling (correctly) that she has been lied to, Oprah a cipher for the sentimentality that is so integral to our humanity, the part of us that believes our feelings have something to do with reality. "So you lied about that? That wasn't what you saw?" Schmidt asks Daisey, followed by a silence long enough to make you wonder if your radio hasn't lost the signal. It is the silence of all artists, the long stare out the window that is the gestation period of inspiration, followed, finally, by Daisey's response, birth, the creative act. "I wouldn't express it that way."


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Nov. 23--Local artists Jamie Fernandez and Amelia Sarkisian have recorded a new Christmas album, "Two Voices, One Christmas."
The CD features 13 traditional Christmas carols and Advent songs, including "Ave Maria" and "O Holy Night."
KNXT-TV, which is owned and operated by the Roman Catholic Diocese of Fresno, produced the album. It was released Nov. 3 and costs $19.95.
Musical arrangements and piano accompaniment are by Sarkisian's father, David Sarkisian, long-time music director at St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Church in Fresno. Amelia sings at the 9:30 a.m. Mass on Sundays at St. Anthony.
Also appearing on the album are violinist Patrick Contreras and guitarist Steve Ono.
The Bee recently caught up with Fernandez and Amelia Sarkisian to learn more about them.
Question: How do you describe your style of music?
Fernandez: Classical. The type of music you will hear on the album is all traditional and sung from the heart and soul.
Sarkisian: Growing up in a house full of proficient musicians, silence is a rare phenomenon. I love all the music they would play: all the classical pieces my mom sings and teaches her students; all the jazz arrangements my brother and his friends would jam to; and all the "everything" my dad plays, every instrument, every genre of song, and most especially every piano "doodle" he creates.
I don't write my own music, and I don't ascribe to any particular genre of music ... so I think the most befitting term for my style of music is eclectic.
What is the inspiration involving the new CD?
Fernandez: I believe the inspiration involving the new CD is the entire KNXT community. We wanted to create something that would reflect the heart and soul of the community, as well as provide them with a gift back for all of their support for KNXT.
Sarkisian: Christmas spirit, duh! Just kidding, that's part of it (though I wouldn't have thought so in July when we were recording all these Christmas songs). It was (KNXT board member) Bud Elliott's idea, and his fervent efforts and persistence that made this CD possible.
Who has influenced your music -- and in what specific ways?
Fernandez: My parents. Ever since I had begun singing, they were always there to support me -- driving me to rehearsals, practices, providing me with financial support to travel to different towns, cities, states and countries to perform. I know my thanks is only minuscule compared to their unfailing support.
Sarkisian: My parents. Without a doubt. First of all, without their immeasurable talent as a model growing up, I am convinced I would not possess half the talent I have today.
So I've always had a solid foundation of practical singing knowledge. As I've grown older, they have told me not only to produce a sound that reflects my age and vocal maturity, but a sound that reflects me. That right there has been the most influential piece of advice anyone has ever given me.
What do you want people to get out of listening to "Two Voices, One Christmas"?
Fernandez: I would like people to take away a sense of the traditional feel of the Christmas season when listening to this album. This album provides a more traditional/classical promotion of the Christmas spirit, contrary to the more modernized albums out there.
Sarkisian: Call me clich , but I want people to enjoy it. It's a pleasant album with pleasant songs. I hope it makes a nice addition to everyone's Christmas music collections this holiday season.
How can people buy your music?
Go to knxt.tv.
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Reid : It's that way! Let's go!
Search the anchor near the door to get a Lens. Enter the door.
Reid : It's pitch dark in here!
Chat : Please wait a moment. There should be a switch right around here...
Chat will turn on the light.
Chat : I knew it! It's just like the dock at the mansion!!
Keele : H...hey! are you sure you know what you're doing?
Chat : Do not worry.
Meredy : Is it going to break?
Chat : Let me handle... ...it?
Farah : W...what's going on?!
You will see a nice FMV about Van Eltia being remodeled.
Reid : Huh? Is it finished?
Farah : This must be what was meant by Aifread's Legacy...
Keele : We can go to Inferia now...?
Meredy : Meredy hope so.
Chat : Let's board the ship.
Search the machine at upper right to get a Hourglass. Now enter Van Eltia. You will be in
Viewing Deck.
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Van Eltia (remodeled)
Lens : 2
Farah : There are more rooms here!!
Chat : W...whoa! I smell machines!
Reid : That's some nose you got there.
Meredy : Let's all go see.
Search the barrel here for a Lens. Now go down three times and go up from the left stairs to
see Chat. Search the submarine that Chat looking for a Lens. Now search the statue at the top.
Statue : This is the submarine, Aifish. If you search the seafloor, you may be able to find
the Bridge of Expedition.
How to board
You can access it from the Travel Menu while riding on the Van Eltia, or board it directly
from this room.
How to operate
X : Speed Up
Circle : Slow Down
Left/Right : Turn around
Up/Down : Ascend or Descend
How to return
You can return to the Van Eltia by pressing Square while submerged.
Chat : It looks like we should start searching under the sea from this point on.
Reid : All right! Let's look for the Bridge of Expedition!
Now go underwater(use Aifish) to GPS(35,14) to go to Jini.
/ 2.21 \______________________________________________________________________________________
City of Joy, Jini(66,153)
Items : Rune Bottle, Celesea Map, Light Crystal
Lens : 3
Recipes : 3 (Hot Pot, Chili Potato, Hot Curry)
Suteden : Jini : Apple Gel 100 Life Bottle 400
Orange Gel 200 Flare Bottle 600
Melange Gel 1000 Syrup Bottle 1200
Lemon Gel 2500 Holy Bottle 200
Pine Gel 3000 Dark Bottle 200
Miracle Gel 6000 Spectacles 50
Panacea Bottle 160
Reid : Hmm...?
You will see something shiny on the ground.
Reid : What's this?
You will found 10 Jini. Some of the houses here only open at night. So you will have to wait
for nightfall. The house that open at daylight only Inn. Search the book rack between two beds
at second floor of Inn to get a Rune Bottle. Go outside the world map and wait until the
nightfall, after that enter Jini again. The house next to Inn is Suteden : Jini. You can buy
Celesea Map for 10,000 Gald or 100 Jini at Suteden : Jini. Search the red flower near the
entrance for Light Crystal. You can find Casino & Exchange, the house below Inn. Search the
slot machine for a Lens. Search the gaming machine at upper left corner to find a Wonder Chef.
This time he will teach you how to make Hot Pot. Now go to the next screen. The house to the
far right is Auction Hall. Search the table at upper right corner to get a Lens. Search the
picture at upper left corner to find a Wonder Chef. This time he will teach you how to make
Chili Potato. The house next to Auction Hall is Bookstore. Search the frog here to find a
Wonder Chef. This time he will teach you how to make Hot Curry. The house next to Bookstore is
Dance Hall. Search the upper right heater for a Lens.
Now go to Shadow Cave at GPS(5,12)
/ 2.22 \______________________________________________________________________________________
Shadow Cave(5,12)
Enemies : Mega Death, Dragontooth, Dark Disaster, Cuttlebone, Hunger Blood, Fire Flyer,
Metallicore, Grave Keeper
Items : 765 Gald, Drain Charm, Saint Halberd, Holy Circlet, Flare Arms, Scale Robe
Lens : 1
reid : ...It feels kind of cold in here.
Meredy : Celestia is always cold.
Keele : ...And you don't get much sunlight down here at the seafloor.
Reid : That's not what I mean. I'm talking about the kind of cold that sends shivers up your
Farah : Reid...are you scared?
Reid : I...I'm NOT scared!
Farah : All right then. Let's go!
The enemies here is touch-based, so if you don't hit them you won't fight a battle. Get 765
Gald from the pouch downstairs and after that go down to the next screen. Go get Drain Charm
from the upper left chest and after that go down the ladder to the next screen. Get Saint
Halberd from the upper right chest and after that go down to the next screen. Get Holy Circlet
from the right chest and go downstairs to the right first to get Flare Arms. Go back to the
previous screen and this time go downstairs to the left. Continue down to the next screen. Get
Scale Robe from the right chest and continue down. Just follow the way down and you will see a
Load Crystal. Start from here, you will have a random battle again not like before. Go down
the right ladder first and enter the cave. There are 2 roads in here : upper left and middle
left. Enter them both to kill the minions to make the cave darker. Now go back to the room
with a Load Crystal. Go down the left ladder and enter the cave near the ladder. There are 2
roads in here : upper right and middle right. Enter them both to kill all the minions. The
upper right road has a Lens. After you kill all the minions, enter the middle cave.
Keele : There's a breeze...
Farah : Keele, be careful!
Keele : It's too dark to see anything. From the echoes I hear, I estimate that it must be at
least 3000 lange to the bottom.
Reid : I'm getting a bad feeling about this place... Let's get out of here.
Keele : Fear clouds judgement. You're not going to find anything if you let fear get in your
??? : Humans are terrified of darkness... Yet they fail to recognize the true darkness within
their hearts.
You will see Shadow appear in front of you.
Meredy : Hweel! Long time no see!
Keele : Have you met him before?
Meredy : You bet. He gave us Excalibur at the Ruins of Volt.
Keele : Are you the Greater Dark Craymel, Shadow?
Shadow : Indeed. I hope you have a justifiable excuse for disturbing my darkness.
Keele : We need your help to save this world!
Reid : Do you want to test our strength?
Shadow : Of course. Come!!
Boss : Shadow (+ 2x Empty Doll)
Gald : 0
Attack : 460 (Shadow Thrust, Summon Demon)
Defense : 400
Intelligence : 62
Strong : Shadow, Water, Wind, Fire, Earth, Ice, Lightning
Weak : Light
Rewards : Force Ring(100%), Rune Bottle(100%)
Strategy : Shadow is good at close attack, but you must be very careful with his spells. Don't
let him cast his spell on you. Equip Excalibur to make a major damage because Light
is his weakness. Empty Doll is very annoying too because beside it has a lot of
HP(60000), it can recover its HP(3000) too. The good skill for Reid to use is Demon
Twist. Just concentrate your attack on Shadow, don't bother with Empty Doll.
Shadow : I now understand the sincerity of your intentions. They are admirable... Show me the
Choose Keele's or Meredy's Craymel Cage.
Keele : I can't believe it... We befriended Shadow, the one who unifies all Primary Craymels
in Celestia.
Reid : Keele... I'm overwhelmed, too.
Keele : Reid?!
Reid : You know, it's not so hard to see in the dark once you get used to it!!
Now go back to your ship, Van Eltia. After that go to Tinnsia to get Krona Symbol from Irene
at Teeru : Tinnsia. If you follow my walkthru, you have collected exactly 50 Lens. Search the
pink Miacis near the gnome statue to get skill Aqua Spiral for Max.
Now go to Luishka Station and talk to the conductor. He will asked for your help to get his
Ticket Puncher at Imen Station. So go to Imen Station and talk to the conductor here. He will
say the location in Melnics language. To understand this word go to the Library of City of
Craymel, Imen. Choose the characters of this order : 1, 1, 3, 1, 3, 2. The word is Bonsai.
Keele will search the Bonsai in the library and you will get Ticket Puncher. Now go back to
Luishka Station and talk to the conductor again. You will get a Sephira for your hard work.
Now let's go to all the hideouts and get all the Silver Cages.
- Hideout 1(56,112) -> Silver Cage 1, you can't take the sword here
- Hideout 2(152,164) -> Silver Cage 2
- Hideout 3(167,112) -> Silver Cage 3
- Hideout 4(228,41) -> Silver Cage 4
- Hideout 5(3,151) -> Silver Cage 5
After that go to Aifread's Platform(98,92).
/ 2.23 \______________________________________________________________________________________
Aifread's Platform(98,92)
Lens : 1
Search the middle panel to get a Lens. Put all the Silver Cage you had in their places and the
machine start to working.
Reid : What...happened?
Farah : Let's go to the surface!
Now go back to the surface and you will see the Bridge of Expedition at GPS(100,92). Press
Square and choose Enter Relay Point. You will be transported back to Inferia.
Reid : Are we...alive? Hey!! It's Inferia!
Farah : We made it back...
Chat : The color of the sky is different.
Meredy : It is a completely different world from Celestia.
Keele : Hey, Reid. Where's the Seyfert Key?
Reid : Oh yeah. Let's go to the deck.
You will see the light pointed to northeast.
Keele : How odd. There should only be water in that direction.
Reid : Well, there was nothing above, maybe it's down below.
Farah : We can use the Aifish! No problem!
Now let's go visit all the Hideout in Inferia.
- Hideout 1(76,123) -> 12240 Gald, Savory, Water Shard, Diamond Armlet, Volt Shard, Holy
- Hideout 2(119,122) -> Skill Ice Hammer for Chat, Fire Shard, 2x Rune Bottle, Hourglass,
8415 Gald, Sage
- Hideout 3(141,1) -> Ninja Sword, Earth Shard, 2x Rune Bottle, Lavender, 10710 Gald
Search the plant near the chests to get a Lens
- Hideout 4(226,130) -> Rune Bottle, Elixir, 9945 Gald, Snow Shard, Bellebane, Wind Shard
- GPS(186,33) -> Tomato
- GPS(211,32) -> Pine Gel, Lemon Gel
- GPS(121,54) -> Kirima
- GPS(182,89) -> Water Crystal, Water Shard
- GPS(187,140) -> Flare Cape
- GPS(226,90) -> Rune Bottle
Now go back to Bridge of Expedition(100,92), choose Inverse Dome and Conversion Dock. Search
the statue here, it will give you the coordinate of (88,64). Go back, choose Inferia Port and
Inferia. Now go to Tomb of Aifread(88,64).
/ 2.24 \______________________________________________________________________________________
Tomb of Aifread(88,64)
Enemies : Revenant, Metallicore, Mega Death, Poison Toad, Bullfrog, Medusa, Spirillum, Storm
Claw, Fungus, Super Star, Seaspin, Spirit, Fake, Horse Knight
Items : Red Savory, Star Shield, 2x Mythril Bracelet, Captain's Hat, All-Divide, 13579 Gald,
2x Elixir, Moon Robe, Red Bellebane, Losagna's Dress, Light Sphere
Lens : 1
Go down and go to the left door. You will be in a room with a statue in the middle.
Keele : What is this? Talk about poor taste! The interior decoration has absolutely no sense
of order nor unity. And this horribly amateurish nude statue of a middle-aged man
couldn't possibly be any further from what art should be. Who could have designed this
Farah : Do you really think it's that bad...? I think it looks sort of fun and exciting!
Reid : This place looks scary... I get a feeling that this place is haunted.
There are 6 doors in here. You can only enter the three doors: left, middle, right. Go through
the left doors first. This section looks like a traditional Japanese house/oriental house.
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| 4 | 9 |
|- -|- -| 7 |- -|
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Area 3
In this area, you will be hit by four swordmen if you walk through. They will make your HP
goes to 1.
Area 5
Items : Star Shield, Mythril Bracelet
In this area, you will be hit by four swordmen if you walk through. They will make your HP
goes to 1. To get Star Shield and Mythril Bracelet from the chest, you must get pass them.
Area 8
Items : Red Savory
There's a woman statue here that you can move. Move the statue into the wooden place in front
of the water and her head will come out and hit the lamp. The door at area 7 will be open.
You can get Red Savory from the chest if you come from area 4
Area 6
Lens : 1
Search the box at upper left screen to get a Lens.
Area 10
Items : Captain's Hat
Get Aifread's Beard from the box and Captain's Hat from the chest.
After you finish Oriental section, let's take the middle door. This section looks like a scary
dark place. Go up across all the bridges and enter the huge door. You will be fall down to the
bottom. There are needles coming out from the ground, avoid them. Get Mythril Bracelet and
All-Divide from the chests and continue above. There are many platforms here and some of them
will banish if you get on it, so move quickly. If you fell to the ground, you will get
poisoned and damaged. You can avoid the enemies in here if you didn't want to fight them. Get
13579 Gald and Elixir from the chests and continue left. You can restore your HP here for
72100 Gald if you talk to one of the statues. You can buy Apple Gel for 1000 Gald, Orange Gel
for 2000 Gald, Panacea Bottle for 1600 Gald, and Life Bottle for 4000 Gald here. After that,
continue down. There are big stove and fire here. Distinguish the fire with Freeze Ring(Press
L1) so you can go through to the right. Get Aifread's Hat by searching the statue here. Go
back to the first place with Aifread's statue in the middle.
Now let's take the right door. This section looks like a modern house. Just follow the road
and enter the door. You will see many guillotines here, try not to get hit by the guillotine
because it can decrease your HP. The treasure chest here is a Fake, you can get a Elixir if
you defeat it. Go downstairs and get Moon Robe from the chest. Use Freeze Ring(Press L1) to
the person below and change your main character to female character(Farah, Meredy, Chat) to
get through to the far left. Get Red Bellebane from the chest and avoid the blue balloon. Go
above and enter the door to the next screen. Just follow the path to the next screen and get
Aifread's clothes from the coffin in the middle. Get Losagna's Dress from the chest.
Now go back to the first place where you can see Aifread's statue. Search the statue to put on
Aifread's beard, Aifread's hat and Aifread's clothes. The statue will move and reveal the path
downstairs. Get Light Sphere from the chest. Now go back to your ship, Van Eltia and head to
Sunken Ship at GPS(34,4).
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Sunken Ship(34,4)
Enemies : Kraaken, Tzin, Float Dragon, Fake, Turnturtle, Super Star, Seaspin
Items : Cute Mitten, Elixir, Twinkle Flute, WakeUp Charm, Rare Plate, Insea Map, Vorpal Sword,
14305 Gald, 15365 Gald, 10655 Gald, 12245 Gald
Chat : Looks like the ship sank a long time ago.
Keele : Yeah. But in comparison to the decay of the exterior, the interior of the ship is
surprisingly clean.
Reid : You think so? It smells moldy to me!
Chat : This could well be the Cursed Sea, responsible for sinking countless ships... I've read
about it in my great-grandfather's log.
Reid : Hey, hey! Don't talk about curses! It's CREEPY in here already as it is!
Keele : Hmm... It may be worth looking around.
Chat : I agree. We may be able to find the reason why this ship sank.
Reid : I'm really not interested in finding out...
Go downstairs and you will see three paths in here. Go to the far right first. There are three
doors in here: down, middle and above. Enter the above door first and get Cute Mitten from the
chest. Now enter the middle door, the treasure chest here is a Fake. You will get a Elixir if
you defeat it. Now enter the door below and get Bulkhead Key from the chest.
Now go back to the first screen and this time enter the far left door. There are four doors in
here: far down, down, middle and above. Enter the above door first and get Twinkle Flute from
the chest. Now enter the middle door and get WakeUp Charm from the chest. There's nothing you
can find inside the door below and far below, so get back to the first screen.
Now enter the middle door and use Bulkhead Key to open the door. Go to the next screen and get
Pump Room Key from the chest. Go back to the first screen and enter the left door again. Go to
the far below door and use Pump Room Key at the machine. Now go back to the place where you
got Pump Room Key and go downstairs. Climb the ladder and go above to the next screen, the
room to the right has nothing. Get Rune Bottle from the chest and climb the ladder. Get Rare
Plate and Insea Map from the chest. Go back to the previous screen and climb down the ladder.
Get Vorpal Sword from the chest and enter the door. You will see a Load Crystal here. Enter
the door to fight the boss.
Reid : ...What is this song?
Chat : You mustn't listen to it! I read about it in my great-grandfather's logbook! It's
coming from the one who sings to lure mariners, and sends them to their graves deep
within the ocean...
Keele : You mean the Siren?! ...That's impossible! Volume two, Chapter 12 of the Leonoa
Encyclopedia clearly states that the Siren is nothing but a mythological creature.
Chat : The Siren is a pirate's real-life nightmare!
Siren : Come. Dreams await you in the depths of the seas...
Boss : Siren (+ 5x Spirit)
Gald : 3000
Attack : 280 (Trance Symphony, Eating, Yuck, Spread, Air Thrust, Deep Phantom, Holiday
Defense : 800
Intelligence : 70
Strong : Water, Wind, Earth, Ice
Weak : Fire, Lightning
Rewards : Trident(100%), Sephira(100%)
Strategy : Kill the Spirits first because they are very annoying. Don't get too close to Siren
because the rock below her will swallow you. I assume you already have a high level
now, so this enemy is not so hard to defeated.
Chat : This is a dark and sad place. Please release the souls of those who have died in the
sea. And then, release yourself as well...
Siren : Thank you.
Siren will be disappeared.
Chat : Keele? It looks like Aifread the pirate is innocent after all.
Keele : Y...yeah.
Chat : Is that a proper response?
Keele : Aye aye, sir!
Get 14305 Gald, 15365 Gald, 10655 Gald and 12245 Gald from the pouchs. Now go back to the
world map and go to Celestia by using Bridge of Expedition. Now go to Chat's Hut.
Chat : This is terrible!
Reid : What's wrong?
Chat : Someone switched the monument with a fake!
Meredy : 120:128. It's true! The numbers are different from before!
Chat : I must get the real one back! It is an irreplaceable monument left by my great-
Keele : If 120:128 is our clue... Then this doesn't appear to be the work of an ordinary
Chat : Is somebody deliberately challenging me, the descendant of the Great Pirate, Aifread?
If we use GPS, we can go to that location! Let's get going right away! What's the
problem? Let's get going!
Now let's go to GPS(120,128). You will found Pico Revenge. Now go back to Chat's Hut and enter
the Hut.
Keele : Is everything in this house from the Aifread Era?
Chat : Yes, most of it anyway.
Keele : The year is written on the barrel.
Chat : S.E. 2208
Keele : S.E. 2208...in Celestian years? How many years ago would that be?
Chat : Huh? Let's see... It's S.E. 2296 this year, so... Hold on a minute. Ummm...Do you have
a piece of paper?
Keele : If it's S.E. 2296 now, then it must be 88 years ago. Can't you do the calculation in
your head? You'd better study more math.
Chat : Please... You sound like my mother.
Keele : ...That's interesting. I haven't heard you talk much about your mother.
Meredy : Hey! Hey! Meredy found this paper stuck in the back!
Reid : What does it say?
Chat : Do you have what it takes to be a great pirate? Take my challenge and test your
worthiness! Those who manage to clear my obstacles will earn their just reward!
Farah : A challenge?
Meredy : From who?
Chat : Isn't that obvious? It's my great-grandfather...the Great Pirate, Aifread. It says to
go to Aifread's Hideout.
Keele : You mean that hideout at 204:98?
Chat : Yes! We have no choice! We MUST go!
Now let's go to Aifread's Cavern(204,98). Chat will face this challenge alone. You will have a
quiz here. Here are the questions and answers.
1. Two Sage, Three Red Sage, and Three Savory. How many herbs related to HP are there
altogether? -> 5
2. 2 Bananas, 3 Kiwis, 1 Amango, and 3 Cabbages. How many fruits are there altogether? -> 6
3. 3 Tomatoes, 4 Potatoes, 5 cubes of Tofu. How many t's are there in all of those names? -> 5
4. There are 10 pirates. 5 of them are wearing scarves, and 6 of them are smoking pipes. All
the pirates wearing scarves are smoking pipes. How many pirates are neither smoking pipes
nor wearing scarves? -> 4
5. In the previous question, how many pirates were smoking pipes? -> 6
6. 3 Hourglasses, 3 Lid Shields, and 3 Tote Bags. How many of the items listed are classified
as Tools? -> 3
7. 2x3-2+29-1x29=? -> 4
8. 1 Hot Pot, 4 Broiled Sandwiches, and 3 Fruit Cocktails. How many times must one use Red
Satay to cook all the dishes? -> 1
9. 3 Shrimps, 5 Beets, 8 Cabbages, 7 Potatoes, and 8 Red Satay. If you have these ingredients,
how many times can you eat Hot Borsch? -> 5 times
10. Each man has 4 children. Each child of each man also has 4 children. The total number of
grandchildren is 96. How many men are there? -> 6
Chat will learned Eternal Hammer for Reward.
Now let's go back to Inferia and head to Farlos Sanctuary.
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Farlos Sanctuary (Ancient Shrine)
Enemies : Stinger, Nocturnal Fly, Dinosaur, Mechscorpion, Ladybug
Items : 24424 Gald, Golden Helm, Spirit Robe, Red Lavender
Lens : 1 -> from Mt. Farlos
Let's go to Mt. Farlos to the top of the mountain where the Bridge of Light is. Search the
stonepile above the Load Crystal to get a Lens. Now go back to Farlos Sanctuary and enter it.
Search the statue behind the Priest and the Seyfert Key will shining.
Reid : The Seyfert Key... ...It's resonating?! Yikes!
Priest : W...what is this!
Reid : What...is this?!
Priest : Astonishing! It must be the entrance to the ancient shrine... Who exactly are you?
Reid : It wasn't me! It responded to the Seyfert Key!
Priest : You possess the Seyfert Key?!
Reid : Yeah. I'm holding it for someone. Well... What should we do now?
Priest : There's no question! You MUST proceed. That is Seyfert's will.
Now enter the ancient shrine. Just follow the way down and enter the shrine. Go to the left
and enter the door. Enter another door and you will see two doors and stairs here. Enter the
left door to get 24424 Gald from the chest. Enter the right door to get Golden Helm from the
chest. Now go downstairs and you will see two doors and exit at the bottom. The right door has
Spirit Robe and the left door has Red Lavender. Now exit to the bottom and enter the right
door. Save first before you go any further.
??? : Ho ho ho! Are you the ones who called upon me?
Reid : No, I don't think we called you...
Keele : We are honored to meet you. We would like to meet with the Supreme Craymel.
??? : Ah. I am the Greater Elemental Craymel, Maxwell.
Maxwell : Few humans come to this faraway place. What exactly do you wish of me?
Farah : We require your help to save the world!
Maxwell : Well, well! It's been hundreds of years since humans made a request of me! But I do
hope you are aware... When you make a request of a Greater Craymel, there may be
some painful consequences...
Reid : Yeah, we know. But we've still got to do this, no matter what!
Maxwell : Ho ho ho! This should be most interesting! Prepare yourselves!
Boss : Maxwell
Gald : 0
Attack : 400 (Tractor Beam, Indignation, Cyclone, Stalagmite, Meteor Swarm)
Elemental Attack : Elemental
Defense : 2100
Intelligence : 100
Strong : Elemental
Rewards : Faerie Ring(100%), Omni Weapon(100%)
Strategy : Be careful with the spotlight. If the spotlight is red, don't get near it because
you will be hit by Tractor Beam and unconscious for a second. Maxwell is strong of
physical attack. Reid and Farah can only make damage only 1. But you can make
damage with all elemental attack greater than physical attack, it will hit about
100-200. Just be patience and you will kill him.
Maxwell : Ho ho ho... *Cough*... Ugh...
Meredy : Are you all right?
Maxwell : It's been a long while since I moved this much... But bah, you need not worry about
me! Now, then. Which Craymel Cage shall I enter?
Choose Keele's or Meredy's Craymel Cage.
Maxwell will go to the wrong Craymel Cage.
Maxwell : Ha ha ha! Oops-a-daisy! My apologies.
Reid : Are you really sure... ...that it's a Supreme Craymel?
Keele : Uh, yeah...probably.
Now go back to world map and head to Inferia City.
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Now let's talk to the old man in front of Arena at Area 3.
Old Man : Young ones! Did you happen to come across a Grip Sword by any chance? It's a sword
with a special grip.
Reid : Nope. Haven't seen it.
Farah : You're looking for a weapon called the Grip Sword?
Old Man : I must have dropped it somewhere in this town... For this is my first time here, I
can't find my way through the city without getting myself lost as well.
Farah : That's a shame.
Reid : Farah! We don't know the city any...
Farah : Leave it to us! We'll find it for you! Right, Reid?
Choose Yes.
Reid : Awww right.
Old Man : Thank you! I truly appreciate your help! I'm going to give this area another once-
Now go to Area 4 and talk to the woman in the middle screen in front of Seyfert Sanctuary.
Woman : A Grip Sword? I'm afraid I've never heard of it. ...Oh, wait! I did overhear an
announcement about a lost item at the Royal Playhouse... Why don't you go to a window
and ask about it?
Now go inside Imperial Playhouse, it's the building above the woman. Talk to the man up the
Man : A lost item? It was just claimed by the customer over there...
Man : W...whaddya want? This is mine! It's true, I tell you!
Farah : What did you drop?
Man : D...don't look! I told you, don't look!
Farah : Huh?
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Amateur radio buffs gather in Deerfield
Bow resident and amateur radio operator Jason Greene tests some of the equipment at the New England Amateur Radio Festival at the Deerfield Fairgrounds. (BARBARA TAORMINA PHOTO)
About 700,000 amateur radio operators, or hams as they call themselves, are spread throughout the country, with approximately 5,000 transmitting from their homes in New Hampshire.
The latest meeting of NEAR-Fest drew the usual crowd of tech-savvy tinkerers, curious global communicators and public service volunteers who step in whenever they can help with emergency services.
"The hobby is diverse, there's so much in it for everyone," said Manchester ham Rick Tenney. "The technology has changed dramatically, but as far as communicating and connecting go, it's still the same. Some people just enjoy talking, and you never know who you'll run into."
Amateur radio is often described as the original vehicle for social networking. But unlike some of today's online global networks, experienced hams have reached out and chatted with distant voices when chatting was exotic and exciting.
"When Russia was part of the evil empire, we could talk to Russia," recalled Don Curtis of the Contoocook Valley Radio Club.
Amateur radio also differs from Facebook and other modern networking sites in that it requires skills, especially in electronics.
"When we were growing up in New York, we would go down to Canal Street every Saturday and buy parts," said New York City ham Pete Ludwig as he looked at crates filled with faded packages of old vacuum tubes that seem to belong to a long-ago era.
New Boston resident Al Shuman, who heads the New Hampshire branch of the American Radio Relay League, said he hopes the enthusiasm of young people for understanding their modern computers and cell phones will lead some into the hobby.
"Kids are coming back into radio," he said. "They are beginning to look more at how things work."
Ham operators say they still have an important place when power goes off and cell phone service goes down.
Roger Martin, the ARES emergency coordinator for Coos County says they are a vital secondary communications tool.
"A lot of people think we just rag chew," said Martin. "But it isn't just talking. Amateur radio has been around for more than 100 years but I don't think the public realizes what we do or how we do it."
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Enrico Fermi
At the Nobel Prize Award Ceremony at the Stockholm Concert Hall,
10 December 1938, only two Nobel Laureates were present: Enrico Fermi, Physics Laureate, and Pearl Buck, Literature Laureate.
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Because they needed a huge print version as well as the moving version, we had to shoot with Phantom cameras along side Hasselblad and Canon still cameras, shooting mostly with hot lights (because we didn't have time for two lighting setups). It was a challenge, but was a lot of fun. I'm hoping we get to push this style even further!
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Four persons spent the weekend in jail charged with swiping dozens of computer systems from 2 Houston colleges after which promoting them to unsuspecting purchasers on Craigslist.
The people who purchased those computer systems abruptly received a knock at the door as Houston Police officers arrived to take these computers again. The purchasers are out hundreds of bucks each and every.
Criminals no longer use pawn shops as a lot since information are stored at pawn stores. They will use electronic media such as Craigslist and eBay to market stolen objects stated Houston Police Officer Mark Sebesta with the Midwest Investigative Very first Responders detail.
Police were investigating 1 school burglary but when they kicked within the doors from the suspected burglars they realized the team was also responsible for stealing computer systems from another school.
The break-in at Lee Substantial College on Beverly Hills Drive was discovered in late February when 60 HP Elite notebook computer systems had been stacked up and taken from two locked metal cabinets within the Grad Lab in the college. Cambodia garcia The burglars broke a window from a courtyard and produced off with thirty HP battery docking stations as well as other personal computer components valued at 72750.
The HPD Midwest Investigative Initial Responders IFR detail has an intense team of officers assigned to track down leads in cases similar to this and so they found a number of the computers for sale on the web and elsewhere in Houston.
HPD began rounding up the sellers on Friday submitting felony Theft costs against them. Theyre- Jonathan Dubon 17 Juan Miguel Delosa 19 Priscilla Fitz-Garcia Juan Estaban Giraldo 17 A juvenile whose title wasnt unveiled Andres Garcia who stays at massive
Police say Dubon was the technical assistance for this operation accountable for submitting ads on Craigslist to offer the stolen computers. He is also charged by having an further felony count of Breaching Personal computer Security since police say he wiped the Houston Impartial College District applications and passwords from every laptop before promoting them.
As officers kicked within the doorways of their apartments to arrest them they identified dozens of other computer systems stolen from a distinctive college. In that break-in nearly 25000 really worth of computers monitors projectors a microscope as well as other components had been stolen in the Southwest College middle and higher school at 6400 Southwest Freeway just a couple of weeks prior to the Lee Higher School crime.
Officers say the identification tags exhibiting bar codes and messages like Property of HISD had been still connected to several of the computers but those tags were usually eliminated before they were offered to unsuspecting buyers.
Sebesta stated the purchasers had been stunned to determine police knocking at their doors considering that they had absolutely nothing to do using the burglaries but a lot of the consumers realized in hindsight they need to happen to be suspicious. He stated one purchaser instructed officers he ought to have recognized something was underhanded since this kind of younger sellers had been providing pricey computer systems for such ridiculous prices.
The Lee Higher School laptops are valued about 1133 each and every and but each and every was offered on Craigslist for 100 to 250. In 1 case a buyer said he questioned about dropping the cost plus the seller promptly agreed to consider 50 less than marketed which the vendor now realizes need to have triggered warning bells.
The advertisements on Craigslist were straightforward just listing the particulars of your computer systems or elements. They then urged purchasers to call up or text a cell phone number which police traced to Dubon.
Buyers would set up conferences in parking quite a lot or on road corners and then hand money for the suspected burglars.
Giraldo was arrested Friday charged with 1 count of felony theft. Fitz-Garcia is charged with 2 counts of felony Theft considering that police say she marketed computer systems stolen from each schools. The very same goes for Delosa charged with one felony cost for selling a laptop from your Southwest School as well as a misdemeanor cost of theft for any Lee Substantial School laptop.
The juvenile whose title was not unveiled was booked on a misdemeanor theft charge on Friday.
Police have recovered and returned to Lee Large College all but eight of their stolen computers valued at 61576. Officer Sebesta stated In the difficult economic times with HISD I dont think HISD can manage to obtain some 75000 of new electronic computer systems.
From your Southwest College rip-off officers have recovered only about 5628 really worth of your stolen loot they stated.
He said it was particularly worthwhile to crack each circumstances provided the tough economic environment now forcing college districts to cut lecturers left and suitable.
The Grad Lab at Lee High School is often a classroom exactly where students whore lacking particular credits may make up that course-work to maneuver towards graduation. Police said that dropping each and every and every computer from that classroom likely thrust some of those college students into a crisis unable to create up their critical programs right up until other computer systems might be found.
Sebesta said the unsuspecting consumers dropping their funds and their newly purchased computer systems is a cautionary tale for any one creating purchases off Craigslist or eBay.
Police confiscated computer systems that were used to place these on the net ads when they arrested the group which permitted them to uncover the numerous on the net listings. When the listings had been located e-mails recognized the purchasers permitting police to contact them and confiscate the stolen computer systems.
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There is basically no difference between the mean and the average. In statistics, the term 'mean' is used instead of 'average'
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We got the word last week that it is the beginning of the end for Buzz, our hound dog for the past dozen years. The limp that developed a couple of weeks earlier is caused by cancer in his right front paw. Since he is 12 1/2 years old, roughly equivalent to 90 or more in human years, there isn't much that can be done but to keep him comfortable through pain medications
Edward Gail Huffman, 81, died peacefully at his home in Horseshoe Bend, Ark., on Saturday, Nov. 19, 2011.
Edward was born May 19, 1930, in Iowa City, the son of Leroy and Agnes (Cizek) Huffman. Following graduation from City High School, Edward joined the National Guard, where he served from 1947 to 1949. He then joined the U.S. Army and served from 1951 to 1952 in Germany during the Korean War.
Robert "Bob" Taylor Hupp, 74, of Cortez, Fla., passed away from a short illness on Monday, Nov. 21, 2011. A Celebration of Life will be held Dec. 22 from 5 until 9 p.m. at the Elks Lodge, 801 33rd Ave. SW, Cedar Rapids.
Bob was born Jan. 24, 1937, in Cedar Rapids, the son of Julian and Bee (Taylor) Hupp. He was married to Casey on Jan. 21, 1971, in Cedar Rapids. Bob was preceded in death by his parents, Julian and Bee; and his brothers, William Hupp and David Hupp, all of Cedar Rapids.
David L. Mackey, 75, of Center Point, died Sunday, Nov. 27, 2011, at St. Luke's Hospital, Cedar Rapids. Services were held Nov. 30 at Murdoch Funeral Home and Cremation Service, Center Point, by Sister Mary Hargrafen. Burial was at Center Point Cemetery in Center Point with military honors.
Michael Montgomery, 47, of Chelsea, died Tuesday, Nov. 29, 2011, from a tree cutting accident. Services were held Dec. 3 at Christ United Methodist Church, Belle Plaine, by the Rev. Steven Hubbell. He was cremated following the service.
Local survivors include his father, Errol (Martha) Montgomery of Swisher.
A memorial fund has been established for his daughters. Online condolences may be sent to the family at www.hrabakfuneralhomne.com under obituaries.
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Plans for the project have been reviewed, according to Mayor Bryan Bredman, and are currently being finalized.
"All necessary permits have been acquired and we anticipate a January-February time frame for bid letting, with construction then beginning in the spring of 2012," Bredman said.
SOLON– Our Lord's Church will be serving a free Christmas meal Sunday, Dec. 25. All are welcome. Reservations are not required but would be helpful. The meal will be served at noon at the church, 131 N. Market St., Solon. Rides and deliveries are also available. Call Duane and Anna at 319-841-2243 with questions or a reservation.
SOLON– The Solon American Legion Auxiliary is planning a plaque to honor the Solon students that attended the American Legion Boys State program. The Legion needs the names of the boys and the year they attended. Please call Rita Brannaman at 319-624-2272 or Jim Leland at 319-624-2384; or e-mail information to email@example.com.
102 N. Market St.
P.O. Box 249
Solon IA 52333
(319) 624-2233
10 W. Cherry St. · P.O. Box 288
North Liberty, IA 52317
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