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In 2016 I bought books at such a rate that they were taller than me by February and I had to calculate my reading speed in inches per day.
Sell your cleverness and buy bewilderment -- Rumi
In my copious free time, I ballroom dance and sail.
Authors: Iain Banks, Octavia Butler, David Foster Wallace, Lois McMaster Bujold.
Directors: Nadine Labaki, Marjane Satrapi.
Music: No-one cares too much about this, I hope, but anything from hardcore hip-hop to string quartet.
Food: making is better than eating (and is one of the best ways to show your affection for a friend or lover) - particular favourites are risotto, crème brûlée, and eggs Florentine. I also cook an incongruously incredible steak.
Given that consciousness is a mechanism for making an individual act against its genetic imperative, what the genetic imperative for evolving consciousness was.
How odd it is to be trapped inside a machine for consciouness.
Ladies and gentlefolk of a non-binary persuasion, it is 2016 and I am so bored of the "who messages first" sexist bullshit. Please just message me if you fancy me or think you might.
Gentlemen: hello to you too; I'm fine, thank you; my weekend was good, thank you. Proceed at your leisure.


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8 of 8 people found the following review helpful
Interesting reading, but uncompelling performance-wise,
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This review is from: One on One: The Best Womens Monologues for the 21st Century (Applause Acting) (Paperback)
As an actor myself, I have leafed through tons of monologues, plays, and monologue/scene collections. I'm always trying to find works that have strong performance potential (i.e. I can easily put the piece into action or a clear, high-stakes objective), don't make the female a victim, and pieces that aren't overused. So, I bought this book greatly looking forward for some fresh new material.
And well, the material
*is* new... fresh? Eh? This is what disappointed me:
- Many of the monologues are simply not riveting or do not lend themselves to a great amount of clear, focused action: there are mostly memory-monologues (characters talking about something past) or story-monologues (again, characters stuck in the past)
- Too many pieces are characters talking on the phone to another character... and these are the 'best' monologues you could come up with? I understand technology is prevalent, but in an audition situation, I don't think it gives the actor (or the auditor for that matter) much to go on.
On the PRO side however, I think there is a good variety of monologues of women in varying ages, backgrounds, and ethnicities.
The monologues in this book could work well perhaps in a character study for a class, or perhaps for film, but if you're looking for a piece that is going to help you act ACTIONS rather than act EMOTIONS, keep on looking.
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THE 10th VICTIM,
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An early forerunner in the futuristic "legalized-killing-as-TV-entertainment" genre, The 10th Victim lays the groundwork for many subsequent films including Roller Ball, The Running Man, and most recently Daniel Minahan's Series 7: The Contenders. Briefly summarized: in the 21st Century Marcello Mastroianni and Ursula Andress are two all-star assassins pitted against each other in "The Big Hunt," an international game of legalized murder in which a score of 10-kills awards the victor a prize of one million dollars. What sets this film apart from the others is not so much the plot (as while it may be the original in concept, its followers certainly succeed better in overall craft and more pointed satire) as the permanent aesthetic time/date-stamp of 1960's camp. The 10th Victim is a 60's version of the future, in the very best sense. It's a future full of awesome color schemes, ultra-cool music, great furniture, swanky pads, and characters that just ooze with sexual energy. The gem of this film is an opening sequence in which Andress dances around her ninth victim in a hipster club, fashionably slapping the men in the audience with cool and choreographed abandon before mowing down her adversary with bullets fired from a gun hidden in her bra (a gimmick later ripped for the Fembots in Austin Powers). And while the film offers a couple of other moments that approach the brilliance of this opening, its full potential is never realized -- things are not pushed nearly far enough. My biggest complaint: the alligator death chair catapult gizmo is never put to full effect, though perhaps I'm just yearning for the very thing this film means to comment on - more bloody spectacle. All in all it's definitely worth seeing, though you might supplement it with a healthy dose of Mario Bava's Danger Diabolik for good measure.
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Get an overview of this hotel4-star Beaux Arts hotel near Ancient Arsenals of the Amalfi Republic
Situated in Amalfi, this hotel is 2.3 mi (3.8 km) from Church of San Pancrazio and 2.8 mi (4.5 km) from Emerald Grotto. Ancient Arsenals of the Amalfi Republic and Cathedral of Amalfi are also within 6 mi (10 km).
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This hotel features 2 restaurants, an outdoor pool, and a bar/lounge. Free buffet breakfast is provided, as well as free WiFi in public areas, free self parking, and a free area shuttle. Additionally, a beach bar, a poolside bar, and a snack bar/deli are onsite.
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Dining is available at one of the hotel's 2 restaurants. The property also offers a snack bar/deli. Guests can unwind with a drink at one of the hotel's bars, which include a beach bar, a poolside bar, and a bar/lounge. A complimentary breakfast is offered. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary.
This 4-star property offers access to a business center and a meeting room. Event facilities measuring 3229 square feet (300 square meters) include a conference center. This Beaux Arts hotel also offers an outdoor pool, a rooftop terrace, and barbecue grills. A complimentary area shuttle within 4 km is available for guests. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
- 24-hour front desk
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- Conference space size (feet) - 3229
- Conference space size (meters) - 300
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- Number of buildings/towers - 3
- Number of floors - 7
- Number of restaurants - 2
- One meeting room
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10 p.m.: If you're gonna work your way up the drinking chain, you gotta start at the bottom. And what better place to begin than a bar named Uranus in Buckhead! Call me anal, but Uranus won't be as tight as some may like this early in the evening. Still, Buckhead's Bolling Way is a great place to initiate your evening - with body shots and scantily clad girls at Mako's, perhaps. For something classier, duck into the glossy "ultra-lounge" Babylon, or ascend to the Capital Grille for an impeccable martini.
10:27 p.m.: OK, you've just experienced all you need of Buckhead. Now it's time to catch a ride to Midtown to release your inner metrosexual.
10:45 p.m.: Hungry? Duck into Halo, the retro-modern nook in the basement of the Biltmore Hotel. Order a personal do-it-yourself s'mores, along with a glass of fine wine. From there, you have a few choices: You could brave the traffic around Crescent Avenue and experience pounding music or a severe ego-pounding as you navigate the long entry lines to Atlanta's original megaclubs (eleven50, Vision, Club 112, even Cosmopolitan/Lava Lounge). Or you could skip the lines and head to an unhurried lounge further down Peachtree Street. It's choice No. 2 for me.
Midnight: What slowed your roll? Oh yeah, it's prime cruising weather, and Peachtree Street is jammed with everyone in their tricked-out cars. After you survive the traffic, pull into the parking lot of the Georgian Terrace Hotel and head across the street to Bazzaar, where the furnishings are almost harem-like and the local DJs are impeccably high concept yet respectfully unobtrusive. (Parking in the Georgian Terrace lot is validated for up to two hours, y'all, so get that ticket stamped.)
Next stop: Head a few blocks south on Peachtree to Django, the "gypsy kitchen," where the basement dancefloor is always eclectric, whether house, hip-hop or world beat is playing. I'm here more for the patio out back, however, where I can simmer instead of swelter. Another option: a trip to the Mark, downtown's sleek boutique disco den. But time slips away, almost as quickly as that girl you bought a drink.
1 a.m.: Now's the time to play drunken Choose-Your-Own-Adventure: You could 1) check out the hipsters "slumming it" at Lenny's, the dingy doublewide slinging cheap drinks on Memorial Drive, or 2) join the hipsters lording it at the chic indie-rawk shop the Earl in East Atlanta, or 3) groove with the hipsters shimmying at Azul, the slim, shotgun lounge on Decatur Square. Me, I'm going with choice No. 4 at MJQ Concourse.
1:15 a.m.: MJQ is a subterranean rumpus room with some of the most reasonable beer prices in town, albeit for a limited assortment, as well as a revolving selection of the city's most thoroughly hype DJ talent and diverse, street-savvy clientele. (Keep in mind, MJQ only accepts cash.)
2:30 a.m.: Just because the party has to legally end at MJQ doesn't mean the night is over. Thanks to Atlanta City Council, you can still go to Underground Atlanta and drink more! Pick from the Alley Cat (where waitresses wear sexy kitty outfits, meow!), the live salsa of the tropical, gauzy Latin Sol, the old wave/industrial of the Future, or the drag queens/kings of Charlie Brown's Cabaret. Or visit all of them, thanks to Underground's special open-container privileges. Just wander around the muggy courtyard with the other plastered tourists (whether OTP or out-of-state) and say to yourself, "This must be why they call it HOTlanta."
THE ALLEY CAT 50 Upper Alabama St., Underground Atlanta. 678-904-2514. www.alleycatclub.com.
AZUL 141 Sycamore St., Decatur. 404-377-3311.
BABYLON 3073 Peachtree Road. 404-869-1511. www.babylonatlanta.com.
BAZZAAR 654 Peachtree St. 404-555-1234. www.bazzaaratlanta.com.
CAPITAL GRILLE 255 East Paces Ferry Road. 404-262-1162. www.thecapitalgrille.com.
CHARLIE BROWN'S CABARET 50 Upper Alabama St., Underground Atlanta. 678-904-4512. www.charliebrownscabaret.net.
CLUB 112 1055 Peachtree St. 404-607-7277.
COSMOPOLITAN/LAVA LOUNGE 45 13th St. 404-873-6189. www.cosmolava.com.
DJANGO 495 Peachtree St. 404-347-8648. www.djangoatlanta.com.
THE EARL 488 Flat Shoals Ave. 404-522-3950. www.badearl.com.
ELEVEN50 1150 Peachtree St. 404-874-0428. www.eleven50.com.
THE FUTURE 50 Upper Alabama St., Underground Atlanta. 678-904-2457. www.futureatlanta.com.
HALO 817 W. Peachtree St. 404-962-7333. www.halolounge.com.
LATIN SOL 50 Upper Alabama St., Underground Atlanta. 678-904-4357. www.latinsolatlanta.com.
LENNY'S 307 Memorial Drive. 404-577-7721.
MAKO'S 3065 Peachtree Road. 404-846-8096. www.anythinggoesatmakos.com.
THE MARK 79 Poplar St. 678-904-0050. www.themarkatlanta.com.
MJQ CONCOURSE 736 Ponce De Leon Ave. 404-870-0575. www.mjqatlanta.com.
VISION 1068 Peachtree St. 404-874-4460. www.visionatlanta.com.
URANUS 3049 Peachtree St. 404-816-9931.
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I am a 47 year old male and have been living with this disease for a little over 28 years. The best advice I have for anyone who suffers is to stay active. Do not let this disease rob you of a single day. This has fused the bottom half of my spine but I am a carpenter and even when I'm in great pain I get busy. This disease dislikes constant mobility it would much rather keep you down. Don't let it. Fight the good fight
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I am 32 years old and have had occasional back pain since my teenage years, which I always brushed aside as hereditary as even my father experiences stiff back at times. 3 to 4 years back, I had a little severe back pain, for which I visited an Ortho who prescribed some medications and these reduced the pain and I went back to normal, with some occasional back pain. I never took any medications for these occasional pains. Six months back, I had very severe back pain and spasms which were unbearable, and the Ortho again prescribed some painkillers and tests. These tests showed HLA B27 positive and DNA antibody positive. The ortho pinned it as Rheumatoid Arthritis and prescribed a new set of medicines and suggested physiotherapy and exercises. I have an accounting job and physical activity is absent. With these medicines, I experienced relief in my back pain but after some time, my right buttock started having pain whenever I slept on my back. This pain increased with every physiotherapy and exercising days and I paid a visit again to the ortho. This time he asked me to pay a visit to a Rheumatologist. I could not get an appointment for two weeks and during this time, the pain increased to both buttocks and now it pained severely in any sleeping position. In short, I could not sleep properly for these two weeks in spite of taking the painkillers. Finally I got an appointment. After 5 hours of wait and a few reports, all he took was an 8 minute study to diagnose the issue. He confirmed it was not Rheumatoid Arthritis but Ankylosing Spondylitis (his reaction told me that is better than Rheumatoid Arthritis). He has not prescribed new set of meds and once the pain subsides, I have to start jogging / swimming. Though he did not ask anything about my smoking, I think it is now time for me to stop smoking. My advice to others is be patient because it will subside with rest and medicine. Please rest when it attacks and do not try to fight it i.e. do not work with painkillers.
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I am 46 years and was diagnosed with ankylosing spondylitis recently, as a 16 year old I got my first severe attack and was hospitalized and traction applied to both my legs as i could not move. Over the years I used to suffer severe pain while moving, squatting. Then I started weight training and the pain subsided and I am able to do all the chores normally. I do yoga for stretching the back and some weight training to strengthen the muscle. My spine is still not fused. I am not taking any pain killers as of now.
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I am 58 year old male with AS. I was diagnosed in 2003, but had the disease much longer before that. I have visited a Chiropractor for back pain, since 1977. But this isn't your typical snap, crackle, and pop type Chiropractor. His technique is non force directional. It helps tremendously, but I continue having lots of pain and problems. I also have a prescription for Sulindac from my general doctor but I don't take it. I use Ibuprofen mostly. I am afraid of stomach problems from anti-inflammatory medications. Lately my ankle has been extremely sore, swollen, and hurts. I am going to a Podiatrist to have it checked out.
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I was diagnosed at 27 years old and have been through Humira Remicade Enbrel Symphony and just about everything else. My pain is constant 4 hours a day. In August 2008 I decided no more Vioxx Celebrex and I started running. I lost 25 lbs. I haven't had any anti inflammatories except Advil in years and am running my 6th half marathon this year. It really has helped me through the pain. One doctor said don't run the other said do run. Now they think it has worked for me.
Comment from: rcatlady64, 45-54 Female (Patient) Published: June 30
I have ankylosing spondylistis and was diagnosed in 2004, I have tried the nsaid enbryl and humaria unfortunately I'm allergic to both. I'm trying to manage it with diet and exercise, but do have inflammation of the eyes which is interfering in treatment of the eye disease I have which is cornea warping so I'm struggling with all this right now. I'm a 46 year old female, who is trying to get by, do have pain in hips, knees, spine and ankles. I do have curvature of the spine and to added to the rest of the problems was born with scoliosis.
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Muyunda invites his two friends, the Wallace Boys, to Mongu in Western Zambia to witness the colourful Kuomboka Ceremony in which the Lozi people move from their homes on the Barotse Plain flooded by the rising Zambezi River to their winter quarters. Muyunda himself is a paddler in the ceremony during which he sees someone behaving very strangely; when this same person takes the same aeroplane flight the boys are on, Muyunda realizes that something very strange is going on.
This is confirmed when the man orders the pilot of the Beaver aircraft to fly along the narrow corridor of land known as the Caprivi Strip to the Etosha Pan in Namibia.
After a hair-raising landing on the flat surface of the salt pan, the boys find themselves up against Isaacs and Lambert once again!
The return flight, now with a hoard of diamonds, crashes. The pilot is out of action with a broken leg and Bruce is taken hostage, to ensure Isaacs and Lambert's safety after they cross the Kalahari. However, Bruce is spat in the eyes by a spitting cobra, and the men abandon their now blind hostage.
A Bushman boy of their own age leads Nigel and Muyunda across the Kalahari to the Okavango Delta (check out this very good National Geographic video) in Botswana where a dramatic chase ends the flight of Isaacs and Lambert who have commandeered a swamp buggy. Once again, Scottie and his Fox Moth biplane, this time with floats, have got in on the act!
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The Flames have jumped into the free agent frenzy, signing Troy Brouwer to a four-year deal worth $18 million.
Brouwer will be 31 years old to start next season, so he'll be 35 by the time his deal ends. He's a 6'3, 213 lb. right winger, filling the Flames' need for both size and, well, right wingers. He's been healthy throughout his career, having played full 82 game seasons five of the last six seasons; his career low is 69. Last season, he scored 18 goals and 39 points.
But that $4.5 million cap hit... how does that fit in?
As of now, Brouwer is the Flames' highest-paid forward.
FGD: Free Agent Frenzy (10 AM MT)
Ari Yanover
July 01 2016 10:00AM
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July 1 is a fun time to be a hockey fan. For one thing, a lot of hockey fans are Canadians. Happy Canada Day, Flames Nation! Here's to pancakes and beer and moose and whatever else that's quintessentially Canada you want to celebrate. (Also, Calgary Stampeders home opener tonight!)
But one of the best parts about it? It's the official start of the new season in the NHL. The 2015-16 season is dead, and the 2016-17 has come to take its place. Up first: starting right now, as of 10 a.m. MT, all unrestricted free agents are available to be signed by anyone.
Steven Stamkos contributed to the insanity that was June 29 by deciding to stay put, so Stammergeddon went out with a whimper. And the Flames don't have a ton of cap space with which to work - not once they re-sign Sean Monahan and Johnny Gaudreau, which will be any day now, maybe - so we likely won't get to partake in too much emotional investment while big names choose their new destinations.
But it's still a fun day to sit down, relax, and watch some TSN or some baseball. Let's hang out here while we do so.
Flames expected to be a front-runner for UFA Troy Brouwer
Ryan Pike
July 01 2016 09:37AM
The Calgary Flames are an up-and-coming team with a young locker room. They have very few established National Hockey League players that can play the right side, aside from maybe Michael Frolik.
So it makes a lot of sense that the Flames have been connected to veteran right-winger Troy Brouwer over the last while.
Troy Brouwer building a house in CGY. Brouwer's Dad lives in CGY. I really think Brouwer and #Flames hook up. We will see.— Roger Millions (@RogMillions) July 1, 2016
Like @DarrenDreger said, mix'n'match SPECULATION looks like this: Eriksson (VAN), Ladd (NYI), Nielsen (DET), Lucic (EDM), Brouwer (CGY).— Bob McKenzie (@TSNBobMcKenzie) July 1, 2016
Hearing #stlblues looking to bring back David Perron; Hearing #flames all over Troy Brouwer— Michael Russo (@Russostrib) July 1, 2016
FN Mailbag - Free Agent Frenzy 2016 Edition
Kent Wilson
July 01 2016 08:00AM
The madness started early this week with the Subban and Hall trades, kicking off what will very likely be a fairly mild free agent frenzy by comparison. With Stamkos staying in Tampa Bay, there aren't very many marquee names in the UFA pool. When Jason Demers is being talked about as the best defender available, you know things probably aren't going to be that interesting. Absent a few more nutty trades, that is.
Most of the Flames' work lies in the in the RFA realm. The team's cap situation will be unclear until both Johnny Gaudreau and Sean Monahan are signed, meaning they are somewhat handicapped when it comes to wooing UFAs. The club also has to make decisions on guys like Joe Colborne, Jakub Nakladal, Joni Ortio and Josh Jooris, who will available to the highest bidder starting tomorrow.
As of this writing, Calgary also has a big need for RW depth. If Colborne leaves, the club's depth down the right side is Frolik, Chiasson and Pribyl. So even if the club retains Colborne, they will be in the market for an upgrade there.
In this edition of the mailbag, we talk about Troy Brouwer, the kids' payday, Kevin Hayes, potential backups and more.
The Roundup
Nation World HQ
July 01 2016 06:26AM
Stamkos says no to Leafs, Taylor Hall traded, Canucks get fined, Lucic isn't going home, Holland deserves praise for dumping Datsyuk contract, Flames almost pull off big trade, everything you need to know about free agency and more in this week's Nation Roundup brought to you by Violent Gentlemen.


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MEMBERSHIP MEETING THURSDAY, JUNE 16th AT 7:00 P.M. AT THE SADDLE CLUB ARENA.
Open arena riding for our members will begin May 19th from 4:00 until dusk. For information please call Lajuana at 417-327-3320.
We have two NBHA barrel shows scheduled. The first race is scheduled for Sunday, August 7th (to begin at noon) and the second is on Saturday, August 27th (to begin at 2:00 p.m.) Mark your calendars for these days to run the barrels, work at the club and have fun watching the speed horses!!!
The 2016 club shows will be held on the third Saturday of each month, beginning on April 16th.
Membership meetings will be held the 3rd Thursday of each month to begin at 7:00 p.m. at the saddle club arena. Any changes due to weather will be posted.
Urbana Saddle Club was formed in 1961 to promote a safe fun place to ride and show horses for youth and adults.
Our Club host a minimum of one point show each month during the summer. The age groups are:
9 and Under, (walk and trot classes),
10-14, (walk, trot and lope classes)
15 – 17, (walk, trot and lope classes)
18 (OPEN) (walk, trot and lope)
Ribbons are given to the top three placings in each class.
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