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From: "Gildor Inglorion" <elfiness@...>
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teithant Gildor
> i know caillin or something for girl, while from
> Slaine there is a witch Niamh, not Neamh.. any
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I couldn't be sure I'm sorry. My brathair (brother) is the Gaelic
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pronounced as Neve, so I'm guessing Niamh would be Nive.
If you mean something else tho - you've lost me lol.
> > Cuio mae.... Sindarin again?
> yes, it means "live well"... visit
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Basic Trope: The good guys are hampered by infighting.
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- Straight: The Rival refuses to support The Hero's plan against the Dark Lord.
- Exaggerated: The Rival throws a fit over The Hero being given the only weapon that can be used against the Dark Lord when he's coming into the castle.
- Downplayed: Alice, Bob and Charlie can't agree on how to do their project, so they get an F.
- Justified:
- Inverted: Enemy Civil War
- Subverted: The Rival is really The Mole and intentionally sabotaging it.
- Double Subverted: Except that The Mole framed him for it.
- Parodied: The good guys are hampered by infighting over the most petty things. Meanwhile the villains are hampered just as badly by far more serious concerns.
- Zig Zagged: The Hero never knows which allies will support him and which will sulk over his plan on any given day.
- Averted: The heroes all work together.
- Enforced: "The Hero's plan will work in five minutes — we need to drag this out for the rest of the episode — let's make his allies argue with him!"
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- Invoked: The Quisling starts planting seeds of discord in the heroes' organization, so they become too fragmented to become a real threat to his master.
- Exploited: See Invoked and follow with the traitor taking the chance to try to convert The Rival to the Dark Lord's cause.
- Defied: For the purpose of defeating the Evil Overlord, The Hero and The Rival set aside their differences and work together as a single united team.
- Discussed: ???
- Conversed: ???
- Deconstructed: The heroes spend more time fighting each other than the villains, and cause more destruction in the process.
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- The heroes have a mechananism to stop fighting before it gets out of hand. It helps them realize what they are doing and learn to work together.
- The Hero uses it to filter out those whose Pride will keep them from being good team players. It results in a Ragtag Bunch of Misfits.
- Played For Drama: The Dark Lord is a Dangerously Genre Savvy strategist who is aware of the heroes' infighting and decides to take advatage of it by either let them finish each other off before he makes his moves, or manipulate the weaker faction of the heroes into his bidding.
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The St. Tammany Art Association's Spring for Art and Fall for Art annual events draw some 4,000 visitors to the historic St. John district each season. New work by dozens of artists from around the Southeast Region are showcased. The free event features live music at multiple outdoor and indoor locations, gallery openings, art demonstrations, outdoor movie screening, first-rate boutique shopping, and fine dining throughout Downtown Covington. The event is free and open to the public, with shops and galleries open 6-9pm and nightclubs and bars open until midnight or later.


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Would Robinson, Ali, and Louis have done the same as Floyd did with Ortiz?
If Robinson, Ali, and Louis was in the same situation as Floyd would they have sucker punched Ortiz too?
I think they would have, and so would Leonard, Pep, and Chavez.
These guys would have sucker punched Ortiz too. No shame in what Floyd did. NO apologies required. He did the ethical thing.
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In the prior post, we described reverse mortgages as an emerging, multi-purpose planning tool for managing cash flow in the second half of your life. In this post, let's take a look at some nitty gritty details on the costs and mechanics and history of reverse mortgages.
Wealthinking by Paula Hogan
A fundamental strategy in financial planning is to create options and safety nets for an unknown future. Tools for doing so are highly valuable. Thanks to some recent and welcome regulatory changes and the continuing low interest rate environment, reverse mortgages are now another tool in that tool kit. They are worth a fresh look.
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Key Take-Aways from the 17th Annual Meeting of the Retirement Research Consortium
Earlier this month I was pleased to attend the 17th Annual Meeting of the Retirement Research Consortium at the National Press Club in Washington DC. This annual conference brings together academics from three leading research centers to present and discuss current research in the area of retirement policy and design. The consortium is funded by the Social Security Administration, which then uses the resulting research when making policy decisions. As in prior years, I came home with new insights, useful information, and heightened appreciation for the connection between academic research, sound public policy, and individual financial planning.
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Our prior post detailed how Steven Covey's first three habits in his widely acclaimed book The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People apply to your personal finances:
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The Society of Actuaries Committee on Post Retirement Needs and Risks has just published another paper about retirement policy in America. This interdisciplinary volunteer committee has created a stream of substantive data and insights about retirement planning that helps policy-makers, regulators, and consumers. Retirement planning in our country is challenging and not at the moment optimally addressed. I'm proud to be a volunteer on this committee and grateful for all that I have learned from fellow committee members.
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Pointers to Remember When Buying Second Hand Cars
Cars make lives enjoyable and comfortable in different transport aspects. However, many people find buying cars an expensive affair especially when buying used cars. Their main aim is not to buy a used car quickly, but getting the right one for their transport needs. You should not assume that buying a used car is an overwhelming task before you attempt to buy one of the second hand cars Brisbane has to offer. If you want to avoid expensive errors that people make when buying cars, it is important to bear these buying tips in mind:
Assess the Paint Work of the Vehicle
You should be careful to check if the paint work is meant to hide scratches, dents or rust spots. Use your fingers to find out if the surface of any second hand cars Brisbane has to offer is rough. Rough surfaces indicate presence of residues that remain after removing the masking tapes.
Look at the Tires
Although the car you are buying is not new, you should not go for a car with tires that are excessively worn out. The tires should match and the wear on the tires should be even. The tire surface should not show signs of bad alignment or feathering. Frame damage, potholes on the street, suspension components and worn steering are some of the major causes of bad alignment. Most of the second hand cars Beaudesert has today are with minimal feathering problems.
Check is the Frame of the Car is Damaged
Ensure no side of the frame is welded, but it should have strong bolts to hold it firmly. Check if the top side of the fenders and bolt heads are in good condition. You should not ignore the scratch marks on the fenders because they indicate the car was involved in a crash that lend to the realignment or replacement of the fenders. Once you check on this, you will buy one of the best second hand cars Brisbane has to offer.
Inspect the Timing Belt
Among the many engine aspects you should inspect in the used car you are buying is the engine belt. In fact, this engine belt is the most expensive to replace and you should not buy a car with damaged engine belt. A good timing belt should not wear out if it has not covered more than one hundred thousand miles although this may vary with the manufacturers. If you want to buy a used car with a good timing belt, consider consulting car dealers Beaudesert has to offer.
Inspect the Condition of the Brakes
You should press down the brakes hard enough to cause rapid deceleration, but you should be careful not to slide. Most dealers recommend that you look for a road in a traffic free area and drive the car at a speed of 48km/h to test the brakes. Any strange noise, squealing, or vibration when you apply brakes indicate a braking problem. If you identify brakes are pulsating, you should install new pads and replace or resurface rotors. If you cannot find dealers who sell used cars, you can as well talk to those who market new cars Beaudesert has to offer.
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TOLEDO, Ohio (AP) -- An Ohio woman charged with obstruction won't be allowed to leave jail for the funeral of her toddler, who was missing for months before her remains were found in a garage.
A county judge in Toledo on Wednesday rejected Angela Steinfurth's request to visit a funeral home and privately pay her last respects. Steinfurth's attorney told The Blade newspaper she couldn't immediately comment on the ruling.
A visitation for 19-month-old Elaina Steinfurth is scheduled Friday at a funeral home in the city of Oregon. The funeral is Saturday.
The cause of her death hasn't been determined.
Angela Steinfurth and a man she had been dating are charged with obstructing official business in the girl's disappearance. The remains were found this month in a garage that belongs to the man's family.
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Canadian Netflix users stream an average of about an hour a day, watch another half-hour's worth of content online, and catch another hour and a half of broadcast TV, suggests a study.
Most Netflix customers are not so-called cord cutters — a term to describe consumers who have cancelled their cable or satellite plan in favour of other content options — according to the report by the Media Technology Monitor, based on surveys with thousands of Canadians.
In fact, Netflix users were found to be more likely than other consumers to shell out for a premium TV package, even while paying $8 a month for the streaming service.
MTM estimated that about one in five anglophones were subscribing to Netflix in the fall, while only about five per cent of francophones had the digital service. Users were watching an average of 6.4 hours of Netflix content per week, according to the report.
Netflix subscribers appeared to be watching less TV on cable and satellite, tuning in for about 11.3 hours per week compared to the 14.9 hours that non-users were watching. But when adding their Netflix streams and other TV content viewed online, they watched an average of more than 22 hours a week, well above the almost 16 hours for non-Netflix users.
While 31 per cent of anglophone consumers said they pay extra for a premium TV package, the figure was 36 per cent among Netflix subscribers.
The report also suggests that while most Netflix users are gadget lovers, they don't do much viewing on smaller screens.
Just under half of Netflix subscribers said they owned a tablet and 81 per cent had a smartphone. Still, when asked what devices they used to watch Netflix, 83 per cent said a TV, 47 per cent said a computer, only 20 per cent said a tablet and 16 per cent sometimes watched on a smartphone.
In terms of how Netflix viewers divvied up their 6.4 hours a week of viewing, the report suggests that about two-thirds of the time was on TV sets, 27 per cent on computers, and four per cent each on tablets and smartphones.
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The Home Energy Efficiency Team used data from National Grid and Eversource to create maps of unplugged natural-gas leaks in eastern Massachusetts (1,837 in Boston).
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The City Council today agreed to hold a hearing on a problem that is costing residents money, contributing to environmental problems and putting the public at risk of explosions. Read more.
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Early this morning, members of the newly formed Parkway Pipeline Prevention League marked out the route of a proposed high-pressure natural-gas pipeline along Grove Street in West Roxbury, then turned themselves into E-5 detectives for booking. Read more.
Wicked Local West Roxbury reports the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission gave basic approval earlier this month to a pipeline company's New England expansion plans, which include a 4-mile pipeline from Westwood into West Roxbury.
If the commission approves Spectra Energy's specific construction plans this spring, construction on the $95-million West Roxbury Lateral pipeline could begin in May.
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On our climb from the base to the 140-foot summit we pass several gruff painters. Some are rappelling from safety harnesses, dangling on ropes at precarious angles over the edge while stroking Kent's masterwork down to the controversial crevices.
UPDATE: After shutting off the gas to the entire building, National Grid said residents - many Northeastern students - could return inside, but that they won't have any gas until after repairs are made tomorrow.
204 Hemenway St., around 9:45 p.m. Both Boston Fire and National Grid teams are on scene.
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Spectra Energy holds an information session today on its plans for a new gas pipeline that would run through Westwood, Dedham and West Roxbury and include a "metering and regulating" facility across Centre and Grove streets from the quarry.
And the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission holds a formal hearing on the proposed 5-mile pipeline on Monday.
The session today begins at 5:30 p.m. at the Elks Club, 1 Morrell St. The FERC hearing starts at 6:30 p.m. on Monday at the Dedham Holiday Inn, 55 Ariadne Rd.
The Dorchester Reporter reports the Dorchester gas tank now sports a giant Boston Gas logo again only because National Grid stripped off the Keyspan and National Grid logos atop it as part of an overall repainting of the tank.
A gas-main break at Dorchester Avenue and E. Cottage Street this afternoon filled the neighborhood with the smell of gas and created gridlock as the intersection got shot to let National Grid repair the pipe.
A man who says a large pavement "rut" caused him to tumble off his bicycle in Brookline is plumb out of luck trying to get somebody to pay for his injuries, the Massachusetts Appeals Court ruled today.
Tom Filepp sued what is now National Grid over injuries he says he incurred in 2005 when he tumbled off his bicycle due to a two-inch gap in the pavement on Harvard Street he says was caused by work by the company.
But Filepp did not submit a claim with National Grid until three months after his accident - or two months later than the 30-day deadline for filing claims set in state law.
The Newton Fire Department reports it evacuated part of the Street mall on Rte. 9 after workers hit a gas main in front of the Container Store around 10 a.m. About 35 minutes later, National Grid managed to shut the gas off, freeing mall workers to return to their jobs.
Firefighters are at Quincy and Mascoma, hoping gas-company workers show up soon to help fix the hole in a six-inch gas main there.
UPDATE: Firefighters began clearing the scene around noon, but Quincy will remain shut for a few more hours so that National Grid workers can fix the main.
A work crew dug up and ruptured a gas main in Wellesley this morning, forcing evacuations.
The Boston Fire Department reports a construction crew doing street work on Day Street struck and punctured a 3-inch gas main outside 67 Day St. around 3:30 p.m. yesterday.
The Boston Fire Department reports the Heritage Elderly Housing building, 30 S. Bremen St., was evacuated this afternoon after a worker dislodged the building's gas meter, causing a gas leak that spread inside the building.
Nobody was injured; MBTA buses were brought in for residents while National Grid repaired the leak.
Channel 5 reports that National Grid will be cleaning a natural-gas pipeline by the Mystic River tomorrow by burning off the gas, starting around 6 a.m.:
The flare resulting from the natural gas purge could last up to eight hours and be seen throughout Greater Boston, the company said.
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The LSU Tiger defensive back registered 76 total tackles, 7.5 tackles for loss and intercepted two passes. But he also showed a nose for the end zone — scoring four touchdowns on punt returns and fumble returns for the BCS runner up. He won the Bednarik Award as the nation's best defensive player and was a finalist for the Heisman Trophy.
In 2012, Mathieu made headlines off the football field. LSU head coach Les Miles suspended the junior-to-be for a violation of team rules. Rumors floated that Mathieu would transfer to another school to continue his collegiate football career, but he did not. Mathieu was arrested for possession of marijuana last October.
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Events attended by the country's top employers, their own investment funds and a combined annual turnover of more than £1.8m: the UK's student societies mean business. The RBS ESSA seeks to reward them, writes Gemma Howe
From farmers' markets to the shelves of the UK's largest supermarkets: how one female entrepreneur's business idea helped reinvigorate the ailing British apple industry
"In 25 years, mobiles today will be the size of a red blood cell and one billion times more powerful. 3D printing will mean that consumers own the means of producing anything they want. Other technologies ranging from energy to clean water will mean affluence for everyone on the planet. Everyone will have a life envied by the richest monarch of the 19 century," explains Russell Buckley, the founder and ex-MD of the now Google-owned AdMob.
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Children in The Lurch
September 06, 2007
John H. McWhorter
There's a cafe on the Upper West Side that I work in regularly even though I haven't lived near it for years. There is something about its feng shui and color scheme that I find strangely relaxing. Also, the food is great and nowadays they have free wireless.
However, the service at this place is awesomely poor. The superlative fascinates me whether positive or negative, and I must admit that the flabbergasting torpidity of this cafe's staff mesmerizes me.
I am sure a few women have given birth waiting in line there. I have done my taxes in less time than it takes a lot of the cashiers to make change. When you place an order, the baristas tend to look at you blankly for a few seconds, as if you had ordered in a language they hadn't spoken in years and had to work to comprehend.
Ask for white bread, and expect a nice slab of whole grain. Ask for the soup of the day and the cashier may be unaware that there even are soups of the day. When the soup comes, you may get splashed with some.
The place has been this way consistently for the five years I've been patronizing it. The staff have now turned over completely at least twice since 2002, and yet the clueless service lives on. There is the occasional competent worker (Max, if by chance you're reading this, that includes you). But only that.
It's cultural, and I don't mean in terms of class or race: the staff come from all walks. There is a culture of bad service at the cafe. Not a deliberate one. However, new workers watch veteran ones working at a certain lowly level and take it as ordinary. Many new workers have never even witnessed good service. Those who have internalized the local standard at this cafe, and the Principle of Least Effort takes over.
The manager, who has been there at least since 2002, is a chipper, well-fed fellow who seems alert enough. He has his strengths: I have watched him get a leaky ceiling fixed with dispatch. But that same day a blissfully tuned-out staffer gave me a full plate of food and a nice iced teawhen I had not ordered any food. The manager has never been on top of this kind of thing.
The only way to make this cafe normal would be to fire the manager or fire most of the staff and start with new people. Supervising a staff is clearly just not in the manager�s blood. Trying to light a fire under the staff would create anti-authoritarian resentment and foot-dragging.
In the same way, as school starts this week, I am much more interested in the autonomy the Bloomberg administration has granted to principals than in the $700 million of new funding everybody is so excited about.
Money is nice. But the problem with the New York City school system is cultural. Throw money at a bad school and you get a well-funded bad school. In 1985 in Kansas City, $1.4 billion were devoted to building 12 new schools in the urban area, with broadcast studios, olympic-sized pools, and even fencing lessons. Average classroom size was cut in half; per-pupil spending doubled.
The results? Dropout rates doubled. The schools required security guards to combat theft and violence. Lousy teachers from the old regime were still on duty.
The problem with the schools was cultural, not financial. Principals need to be able to get rid of teachers who don't do their jobs. Principals themselves need to be subject to removal, such as the one at Jamaica High School that the Bloomberg administration has dismissed. Teachers need procedures for getting perpetually disruptive kids out of their classrooms.
Changing a culture is hard work. It requires close-up engagement and high adaptability to local conditions. Principals need the autonomy they are being granted.
Those who find the funding issue more interesting are settling for the Principle of Least Effort like the cafe workers. Insisting that money is the main issue fits easily into an us-against-them mental schema. Acknowledging that culture is key requires us to get past playing "Cowboys and Indians" and make tough decisions.
At my cafe, it doesn't really matter whether the folks up in "corporate" decide to shake things up. The soup is so good I didn't mind last week when I was given my bowl of it without a spoon.
But pretending school system culture is barely worth discussion leaves too many New York City children in the lurch. Some of them are now working in my cafe, receiving my request for a napkin as if I had rendered it in Aramaic.
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A new senior management position — Tour Program Director at Rick Steves' Europe, Inc. (RSE) — presents an exciting career opportunity for an experienced manager in the travel industry. The Tour Program Director will report to the COO, and will oversee the strategy, operations, sales and staffing of Rick Steves' successful program of European bus tours (currently 40 itineraries, 850 departures, 20,000 customers, and 10-20% growth annually).
The right candidate will bring a blend of travel and tour business experience, with particular emphasis on operational leadership and technology-driven solutions to manage growth and develop efficiencies. It will be critical that the Tour Program Director — who will work at the RSE headquarters in Edmonds, Wash. — demonstrate an ability to operate effectively within a strong, positive, and collaborative existing culture.
Rick Steves' Europe provides a casual and rewarding work environment in scenic Edmonds, about 20 minutes north of Seattle. We are dedicated to the cause of smart travel. In addition to our European tours, we also produce a public-television series, weekly radio show and podcasts, write popular travel guidebooks, maintain an extensive travel website, teach travel classes, and market an exclusive line of travel gear.
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We want a smart, disciplined, customer-focused team player who enjoys working on highly visible projects. As a software developer on our team, you will be a key player in an innovative and entrepreneurial company that embraces technology in every area of its business, including the development and marketing of extensive rich media content.
Rick Steves' Europe provides a casual, interpersonally rewarding work environment in scenic Edmonds, WA about 20 minutes north of Seattle. We are dedicated to the cause of smart travel. We produce a public television series, weekly radio show and podcasts, write popular travel guidebooks, maintain an extensive travel website, run European tours, teach travel classes, and market an exclusive line of travel gear. To learn more about us, visit www.ricksteves.com.
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Israeli and Palestinian negotiators have agreed to extend a ceasefire in Gaza for another five days after failing to reach a long term agreement in Cairo-mediated talks, Palestinian and Egyptian officials said on Wednesday.
A previously agreed three-day truce was set to expire less than an hour afterwards, at midnight local time (2100 GMT).
"We have agreed to give more time for the negotiations," Azzam al-Ahmed, head of the Palestinian delegation in Cairo said on Wednesday, saying the extra time would be a further five days.
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Earlier on Wednesday, Israeli police said a rocket from Gaza had landed in southern Israeli, hours before the truce was supposed to come to an end, the Reuters news agency reported. However, Hamas denied it was responsible for firing it.
Israel responded, targeting sites across the Gaza Strip. It was not clear if the fighting was isolated or might shatter the truce.
The ceasefire extension is meant to grant both sides additional time to negotiate a longer-term truce and a roadmap for the coastal territory.
The lull in violence has also been a welcome reprieve for Israelis and Palestinians living in Gaza. During the temporary ceasefire, Israel halted military operations in the war-battered coastal territory and Gaza fighters stopped firing rockets, aside from the ones late on Wednesday.
The two sides were considering an Egyptian proposal that partially addresses their demands, but deep differences have kept the deal in doubt.
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Hamas is seeking an end to a crippling blockade imposed by Israel and Egypt in 2007. The blockade has greatly limited the movement of Palestinians in and out of the territory of 1.8 million people.
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Israel says the closure is necessary to prevent arms smuggling, and officials are reluctant to make any concessions that would allow Hamas to declare victory.
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