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As part of the festivities, the GUESS Portrait Studio is welcoming stars in to pose for pictures. Above, Benedict Cumberbatch and Tom Hiddleston are looking particularly fetching in their dapper suits, while below former "Downton Abbey" star Dan Stevens is almost unrecognizable with his shorter hair and lithe frame.
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The Martlets, who captured their fourth CIS national championship in seven years last month, received a warm reception when introduced during a first-period timeout to the capacity crowd of 21,273.
Joining captain Darragh Hamilton and the rest of the team was Olympic gold medalist Melodie Daoust, who missed the entire collegiate season while on loan to the Canadian national team, which won gold at the Sochi Winter Games.
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In some ways, 2017 was a slog. But in other ways, the year seemed to go by in a flash, which may be attributable to the profusion of excellent new albums released by Canada's classical musicians this year.
We received albums from new ensembles and established artists, playing music ranging from the medieval period to the present — a variety of repertoire that's almost as impressive as the talented musicians bringing it to life. It's difficult to select the best from this deserving field, but there were a number that stood out for us.
Here's a countdown of our 10 favourite Canadian classical albums of the year.
10. Duets
Artists: Rolando Villazon, Ildar Abdrazakov, Orchestre Métropolitain, Yannick Nézet-Séguin
Label: Deutsche Grammophon
No doubt about it, this was the feel-good album of 2017, marking the Deutsche Grammophon debut of Montreal's Orchestre Métropolitain, which rose to the occasion with detailed solo and section work and a really plush string sound throughout this appealing program of duets by Donizetti, Verdi, Boito, Bizet and Gounod. It's impossible to resist the effusive music, not to mention the three-way bromance among conductor Nézet-Séguin, tenor Villazon and bass-baritone Abdrazakov, the latter of whom is especially impressive with his varied characterizations and seductive, smoky timbre. The album is available here.
Nézet-Séguin and the Orchestre Métropolitain are on a seven-concert tour of Germany, the Netherlands and France until Dec. 4. Follow their adventures on social media via #OMEurope.
9. Incarnation
Artists: Duo Concertante
Label: Marquis
This beautifully executed album introduced us to five amazing new Canadian works by Denis Gougeon, Alice Ping Yee Ho, Jocelyn Morlock, Chan Ka Nin and Andrew Staniland. A big challenge, to be sure, but nothing violinist Nancy Dahn and pianist Timothy Steeves aren't amply equipped to handle.
They make each work as compelling as the next: from the spaciousness of Morlock's Petrichor to Gougeon's wistful Chants du Coeur; from Chan's title track and its otherworldly electric violin to Ho's Coeur à Coeur (which could be a musical biography of Dahn and Steeves) to the gripping arc of Staniland's The River is Within Us — these comprise some of the year's best Canadian compositions.
Find out more about this album, plus Duo Concertante's new Christmas release, Perfect Light, here.
8. Stravinski, Prokofiev
Artist: David Jalbert
Label: ATMA Classique
2017 saw the continuation of the series from a number of prominent Canadian pianists — Vol. 2 of Angela Hewitt's Scarlatti Sonatas on Hyperion, Vol. 3 of Janina Fialkowska's Chopin Recital series for ATMA Classique and Louis Lortie Plays Chopin, Vol. 5 on Chandos — in addition to an accomplished all-Ravel album from Stewart Goodyear. All highly recommended and worthy of repeated listening.
But we were especially taken with David Jalbert's latest release: transcriptions of ballet scores by Stravinsky and Prokofiev. Jalbert makes no secret of his obsession with Prokofiev — he's working through the complete sonata cycle in concert these days — so it's hardly surprising his reading of Ten Pieces from Romeo and Juliet is on point, from the swagger of "Mercutio" to the enchantment of "Friar Laurence." He plays Stravinsky's Trois Mouvements de Petrouchka and Firebird Suite (1919) with rhythmic elasticity and impressive power (with headsets you can hear him grunting, Gould-like, during the big passages), adapting them beautifully to the keyboard. It's pretty thrilling. Get it here.
7. The Path to Paradise
Artists: The Trinity Choir, Daniel Taylor
Label: Sony Classical
The Trinity Choir, Daniel Taylor and Sony Classical are on a roll with their third album in as many years. Their latest, The Path to Paradise, is hot off the presses — its official release is on Dec. 1 — but we've already got our advance copy on repeat.
The repertoire spans 1,000 years, from Gregorian chant (the antiphon "In Paradisum") to Arvo Pärt's 2001 "Nunc dimitis," by way of works by Renaissance composers Thomas Tallis, John Sheppard, Orlando di Lasso, William Byrd and Nicolas Gombert — mostly motets for Holy Week, chosen for their enlightening commentary on the theme of salvation.
Comprising singers from Canada and the U.K., the Trinity Choir's laser-beam intonation and blend are as impressive as ever. The album's centrepiece is Gregorio Allegri's Miserere, performed here with the perfect balance of precision and soul. The standout track is Pärt's Magnificat, whose haunting homophony will leave you breathless. Learn more about The Path to Paradise here.
6. Beethoven Violin Concerto
Artists: James Ehnes, Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra, Andrew Manze
Label: Onyx Classics
This amazing September release is a result of James Ehnes's tenure as artist in residence with the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra. It may also have to do with the fact that Ehnes is in his 40s now and he finally felt ready to commit the formidable Beethoven concerto to disc. (Incidentally, he also released an excellent recording of Beethoven's Sonatas No. 6 and 9 with pianist Andrew Armstrong early in 2017.)
With his singing tone and impeccable taste — nothing is over- or understated in his hands — Ehnes is the ideal soloist for this concerto, one-third of a dream team rounded out by conductor Andrew Manze (himself a fine violinist) and the RLPO. Also included are Beethoven's two Romances for violin and orchestra (dreamy) and Schubert's Rondo in A Major (so polished!).
Find out more about this album, and Ehnes's whole Onyx catalogue, here.
5. In the Stream of Life: Songs by Sibelius
Artists: Gerald Finley, Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra, Edward Gardner
Label: Chandos
The appearance of this album in late January woke us up from our hibernation and warmed us to our core.
Jean Sibelius wrote a good number of songs for voice and piano, but almost nothing for voice and orchestra — in retrospect, a shame for admirers of one of history's great orchestral composers. This album from Gerald Finley, Edward Gardner and the Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra aims to amend the situation, featuring a selection of orchestrated Sibelius songs, including the premiere recording of In the Stream of Life, a cycle of seven songs arranged by Finnish composer (and Finley's friend) Einojuhani Rautavaara, who died in July 2016.
"The recording became a very personal project when the sessions took place only a few weeks after [Rautavaara's] death, in the same week as his funeral," Finley reflects.
We love the care with which he creates the appropriate atmosphere for each song, abetted by an outstanding orchestra and attentive conductor. The three orchestral works that complete the program are wonderfully executed. Head over to the Chandos website for further information.
4. Canadian National Brass Project
Artists: Canadian National Brass Project
Label: Independent
We didn't even know about the Canadian National Brass Project (CNBP) until last July, when a tuba-playing colleague tipped us off to its existence. Comprising first chairs from the brass sections of 15 North American orchestras, the all-Canadian CNBP was founded in 2015 and its members get together briefly each summer to give concerts. If you're among the lucky few who have heard a CNBP performance, then you'll already know what we discovered upon hitting play on the group's debut, self-titled album: this is an awesome, mind-blowing ensemble!
Under the direction of hornist Jamie Sommerville, the CNBP plays a magnificent arrangement of Mussorgsky's Pictures at an Exhibition, recent pieces by Vincent Lau and Nicole Lizée, and Morten Lauridsen's own arrangement of his popular motet "O magnum mysterium." The talent and musicianship converging on these works is astonishing. The secret is out! Copies of the album are available here.
3. Morton Feldman: For Bunita Marcus
Artist: Marc-André Hamelin
Label: Hyperion Records
Upon listening to Marc-André Hamelin's latest release, you might think you had accidently hit play on a video of Nora the piano cat. But no, the pianist who never ceases to amaze us has ventured into the sound world of American composer Morton Feldman and in the process given us our new favourite soundtrack for late-night, lights-off, lying-on-the-floor musical reveries.
"It's going to be the most aggravating thing you've ever listened to, either that or the best migraine medicine you've ever had," he told NPR of Feldman's For Bunita Marcus, a 75-minute, pointillistic sound matrix that essentially never rises above a pianissimo dynamic. Hamelin likens the experience to observing the immensity of space and the irregular patterns of stars.
It's trippy and, frankly, a surprise from the pianist known for his dazzling keyboard prowess. Details here.
2. Alma oppressa
Artists: Julie Boulianne, Luc Beauséjour, Clavecin en Concert
Label: Analekta Records
Confession: we're users, and possibly abusers, of the "repeat song" function on CD players and streaming services, and we listened to the title track of Alma oppressa at least a dozen times before we were ready to move on to the rest of this awesome album of arias by Handel and Vivaldi.
Julie Boulianne positively owns this music, with a wide vocal range and breath support to sustain long, thrilling lines of coloratura. When things calm down, for instance in Handel's "Laschia ch'io pianga," she bathes us in her rich, distinctive timbre and affecting phrasing. You just don't want it to stop.
Haven't heard of Boulianne? She works primarily in Europe, with occasional engagements in Montreal. That's where she's been getting her baroque fix for the past few years, collaborating with harpsichordist Luc Beauséjour and his Clavecin en Concert outfit of stellar period instrument specialists.
Visit Analekta Records for more on this outstanding album.
1. Chopin: Works for Piano & Orchestra
Artists: Jan Lisiecki, NDR Elbphilharmonie Orchester, Krzysztof Urbanski
Label: Deutsche Grammophon
Jan Lisiecki takes his championing of Chopin's music to the next level on our favourite album of the year, laying down definitive versions of lesser-known works, some of which are entering the Deutsche Grammophon catalogue for the first time. "Even within the music industry, there are people who are only vaguely aware or don't even know that these works exist," he told us.
These include Chopin's Rondo à la Krakowiak, Op. 14, Fantasy on Polish Airs, Op. 13, and the better-known Variations on "La ci darem la mano," Op. 2.
The first thing that strikes the listener is the beautifully engineered sound — the piano is fully present, giving utmost clarity to the detailed filagree and awesome power to the climaxes. And because Lisiecki just gets Chopin — the rubato, the longing for Poland, the turbulence and the singing style — the idiom stays intact throughout, raising these relatively obscure works to top-drawer status. It's hard to imagine better partners in this endeavour than the NDR Elbphilharmonie Orchester and its principal guest conductor Krzysztof Urbanski, who together craft round sonorities and the perfect colours to complement the soloist.
Head over to the Deutsche Grammophon website for further information.
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100 best Canadian songs of 2017
Stream top Canadian orchestral winners from Juno Awards past
'Every night was perfection': Ben Heppner remembers Dmitri Hvorostovsky
Teens vs. piano lessons: does it have to be a battle?
The story of Enrique Granados's final hours will break your heart
Exquisite Classical favourites selected from our vast library. This is the best of the best. Hear: Bach, Beethoven, Chopin, Brahms, Mozart, Tchaikovsky and more!


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Earlier this month, Lin-Manuel Miranda announced that he is leaving Hamilton, the Broadway hip-hop musical he wrote and in which he stars. And when the Tony Award-winner departs after July 9, he'll be accompanied out the door by another Tony-winner, Leslie Odom Jr., who plays co-star Aaron Burr, and a third mainstay of the cast, Phillipa Soo, who plays Eliza Hamilton. That means the hottest ticket on Broadway, the winner of 11 Tony awards, called "the great work of art, so far, of the twenty-first century" will lose its three leads.
So, if you happen to have tickets for Hamilton on July 10, will you really still get to see Hamilton?
So, if you happen to have tickets for Hamilton on July 10, will you really still get to see Hamilton?
I'm reminded of Plutarch's old thought experiment called the Ship of Theseus.
Theseus, the founder of Athens, had an impressive ship that won many battles. When the ship was finally retired, the grateful citizens of Athens preserved it in their harbor. But every so often a rotten plank on the ship would need to be replaced. The question Plutarch asked was: After replacing the first plank, was it still the Ship of Theseus? How about when half the planks were replaced--would it still be the Ship of Theseus? And how about all the planks?


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Ronnie McBrayer was born in the foothills of the North Georgia Appalachians. He claims he barely survived the fire-and-brimstone, fundamentalist indoctrination of his hard shell Baptist-reared childhood. But in the great comedy of God, Ronnie has spent his adulthood in ministry, both preaching in and protesting against; both loving and leaving; both running away from and returning to the church. The faith he is trying to keep isn't in organized religion, however. It is in Jesus.
Ronnie has been a pastor, chaplain, leader in social justice ministries, and a writer. His post-Katrina relief work with Habitat for Humanity was featured by the CBS Evening News and the New York Times, and his writings have been featured in various media outlets. He holds degrees in Christian Education and Theology, with post-graduate studies in Bio-Ethics and Critical Incident Stress Management; and Ronnie is an active volunteer with the Fuller Center for Housing.
McBrayer's weekly newspaper column, "Keeping the Faith," began as a devotional article for his local newspaper. It is now a past Florida Press Association award winner in Religion, and is nationally syndicated. He is the author of multiple books and publications including Leaving Religion, Following Jesus, and the soon to be released The Jesus Tribe, both published by Smyth and Helwys. Correspond with Ronnie at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Thread: Bug in In-Game Admin 126.96.36.199
01-01-2016, 08:35 #1
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Bug in In-Game Admin 220.127.116.11
I have question to the In-Game Admin 220.127.116.11:
When I type !killme in-game, the In-Game Admin kills me.... ok. But every time I type !yes in the game, he kills me again! I type !yes for a vote and get killed by the In-Game admin who means yes to killme... does anybody know why?
I must stop and restart proconlayer server to stop this.
01-01-2016, 19:27 #2
Are you sure this is the In-Game Admin 188.8.131.52 plugin?
The "!killme" command is not in this plugin.
Looks to me some other plugin or limit is causing this.
02-01-2016, 04:25 #3
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Hi, yes I am sure... If I type !killme it says: Did you mean !kill <myplayername>? If I say !yes... I get killed, ("Killing <playername>") but after a spawn typing !yes kills me again another !yes again... deactivating the plugin stops the killing by typing !yes. Activating again (without proconlayer restart) every !yes kills me again. I must restart the whole layer server to stop it.
(I have all other plugins deactivated for testing this)
02-01-2016, 11:08 #4
Using !killme with the intention to kill yourself isn't correct use of the !kill command.
!killme doesn't exist in this form (in this plugin).
What happens is that the "!kill"-part of !killme is trying to find and suggest a player, hence the "Did you mean <playername>?" part.
But I can indeed reproduce the issue, that when you once have used !yes to confirm the correct admin kill, you will kill that same player when typing !yes every time.
11-01-2016, 22:02 #5
that's NOT A BUG - THATS A FEATURE. To save typing 8-)Game nick Volo_Mortis
Read the manual ?
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31-08-2017, 04:52 #6
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I have a set !nuke team 2 of Bug.
When I was in Siege Of Shanghai map of BF4, According to my personal factors, my team is set as follows:
Team 1: US
Team 2: US
When I want to use !nuke team 2 the command to determine the wrong situation, This situation continues to appear in other combinations.
!nuke team 3
!nuke team 4
Always only kill team 1, Can fix this bug ?
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31-08-2017, 05:01 #7
31-08-2017, 18:41 #8
Hatano is referring to the AdKats nuke command. When using manually assigned team names such that both teams are the same faction the plugin gets confused when you do '!nuke US' since both of them are US it just picks the first matching one and nukes them. Modifying the command to allow entry of team IDs when teams are the same faction will solve this issue, and i'll get that patched in as soon as I can.
04-09-2017, 05:03 #9
Hatano is also posting the same question 3 times and it isnt related to this post
04-09-2017, 06:44 #10
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What do you want me to do?
For me, everything in China is garbage, So my team can not be set to China.
For me, this is a problem, This is a Bug, What do you want to do in the end?
I need to tell you, I can not use Rogue Country settings, Even if only the game can not accept.
Anyway, my problem needs to be solved, I need your help!
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Last night, when I was returning from work, I took myself to see AMI Awards 2010 on television.
Agnes Monica won three awards in the music awards ceremony given by Yayasan Anugerah Musik Indonesia (AMI) for musicians in the music recording industry of Indonesia. There are Best Female Solo Artist and Best Album pop field for the same category as well as Best Album for the public sector. She's glowing, people.
Having the full name Agnes Monica Muljoto, was born in Jakarta, July 1st, 1986, Agnes started her career at the age of six as a singer and has released three albums of children, namely Si miao, Yess and Bala-bala. Those albums was successfully put Agnes Monica into children's most popular singers in the late 1990s.
The age of 15 years, Agnes began to plunge into the world of acting by starring in Sinetron 'Pernikahan Dini'. I looked at it as a transition period of Agnes of young artists becomes an artist (non-child). She has her talent as an actress, ladies and gentlemen. Want some proof? Agnes become the most favorite actress in Panasonic Awards in 2001, 2002, 2003, and SCTV Awards 2004 as "Aktris Ngetop".
Agnes not only reaches for AMI awards for this year. Recorded in 2004 and 2006 Agnes has also won awards in this most prestigious event in the music of Indonesia. In addition to AMI, of course there are still many awards has been achieved by Agnes.
Not only that, in the year 2007, Agnes was appointed by the DEA (Drugs Enforcement Administration) and IDEC Far East Region as an anti-drug ambassador of the Asia. Oh yes, do not forget it, Agnes is also the ambassador of MTV exit to fight human trafficking.
Back to AMI Awards last night. Agnes wore beautiful batik dress. I'm guessing that's one of product from her clothing line, which is named as "ANYE".
Agnes, I do not know her personally. But, I adore her. She's not only someone who believes in the power of dream. More than that, she knows what she's doing. She realizes the consequences. Like she said in her official website: "I would never let myself regret for who I will be because what I did in the past. This is my time. This 'now' will Be My 'past' in the future."
What she's doing right now is not just about her job, not just about working, she's doing her passion. She is also a hard worker. Dreams must be realized by working hard with still using the heart. Various issues and contradictions about her can't make Agnes Monica stop her steps.
Her Lord is everything to her. In all her success Agnes always referred to God as the main and first. Although a Christian, Agnes never underestimates people who embrace different religion with her.
Today I open her official website, little bit stunned because the kind of flash banners with photos of a man holding a Palestinian flag appears. Nez logo also adorned the photograph. It turns out Flash banners will be displayed every time someone opens the website. In my eyes its mean Agnes Also the one who condemn Israeli heinous attack. Nice, Agnes.
People, I'm sure you already know about some porn videos circulating lately. Videos involving famous Indonesian artists. During these time, those artists trying to make a good image of them selves. Among them there are even becoming ambassador in one of the world's humanitarian agencies, and the video has destroy all good image they've built.
I personally would not judge them in such a manner. Crime and sin are two different things. Let this be their problem with God. Too bad because people prefer to make a fuss of sin rather than crime. Humans like to get involve of the Lord's work with judge others in terms of sin. Nevertheless, their appearance in the video was not made consciously to do immoral in front of a crowd. If you like judging who is wrong, in my opinion the answer is precisely the spreader of the video.
I had talked to some friends and my little sister, whether the image Agnes one day be destroyed by such ways? They have the same answer, "I do not think so. She's smart and has a strong faith. "Well, I think the same. I hope Agnes will always be safe from some kind of Those Things. But, remember folks, devil keep doing their mission, right?!
I love to see Agnes when she's being one of judges Indonesian Idol 2010. The way she gives comments i think is so cool. She's trying to tell the good and bad sides from each contestant in a balance way. She's trying not to make them shock, but encourage them to be better.
Indonesia should be proud to have 'the one and only' Agnes Monica who can inspire many young Indonesian people about dreams and life, how to make your dream be real. And after all, well done Agnes! Keep glowing, Keep on going and make our nation more proud of you!
I have to get to work, folks. See you!
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Stamina is used to fuel actions, and almost every action in LiF uses stamina. LiF also has double stamina bar; a large hard stamina (hSP) and a small soft stamina (sSP), which are linked. Every action uses sSP, and regeneration is facilitated by the hSP bar. After an action, the hSP bar will begin feeding the sSP bar until it is completely refilled. If the hSP bar drops to zero, sSP regeneration will cease completely. You won't even be able to move, and must sit and begin resting.
A good way to imagine the Stamina bars is that you have a 1 liter cup (sSP), and a 50 liter water tank (hSP). You empty your cup (sSP is now zero), and then refill it from the water tank. You now have a full 1 liter cup again (sSP full), and your Water tank now has 49 liters(hSP). Those are the stamina refill mechanics. Actually using stamina, however, is more like the difference between a sprint and a marathon.
Your sSP bar is like sprinting, and your hSP bar is like a marathon. Sprinting around in heavy armor swinging a sword around will empty your sSP bar pretty fast. After a few seconds of rest you'll be fine, but this pattern cannot be carried out for long. Your hSP bar will be emptied and you will be forced to rest, so stay aware of your surroundings and pace yourself accordingly.
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By Samia Khoury
Wednesday, January 28, 2004
When we read that scriptural passage during one of our recent worship services at the Sabeel Centre, I could not help but reflect closely on those lines and the lines that followed. Christ assures us that we are much more valuable than the birds that the heavenly Father feeds, and the lilies of the field that he clothes.
Indeed we might be more valuable, but certainly not under this brutal military occupation where life has no value whatsoever. People get killed by the dozens and the oppression stifles every aspect of our life. So how are we supposed not to worry?
Indeed, if any being is privileged these days it is a bird. Every time I am stopped at a checkpoint, I wish I could trade places with those birds flying over so freely beyond barriers and walls, and without any identification papers. The ants are even better off than we are, for they manage to crawl their way in between the boots of the soldiers, reaching whichever destination they choose. What a challenge these creatures must be to the military forces.
Sometimes my imagination goes beyond logic as I recall the films we used to watch about the "invisible man." Would it not be great to experience a crossing at one of those infamous checkpoints as an invisible person?
The beautiful lilies of the field that sway with the pleasant breezes in the air are not likely to be there these days. They have probably been stifled like the lives of those people who cannot tend to their fields anymore. This occurs either because those fields have been separated from their owners by a wall, or because they were confiscated for the building of Jewish settlements and bypass roads. So most likely those lilies have been uprooted along with the crops of those fields.
With all these acts done in the name of security, is it really possible to "not worry"? It is probably easier said than done. What a privilege it would be to go to bed and sleep like a child without any worries. But even children have their worries these days. In fact, the military occupation exacerbates our worries as it turns them into a daily reality while we try hard to go about our lives as normally as possible against all odds. The joy of an expectant mother ends up being a nightmare as she gets near her time to deliver. She is constantly worried about how to reach the hospital or clinic with the reality of passing all the checkpoints and roadblocks. Stories about women delivering at checkpoints are horrific, yet they continue to occur. The woman who lost her twin girls this past month — because the army did not allow the ambulance to get her to the hospital — will haunt many expectant mothers.
The families whose children have to go to school past barriers and checkpoints have every reason to worry when the shooting of Palestinian children has become a daily routine, and does not even hit the media. It was due to this constant worry that Naim from Balata refugee camp near Nablus kept his six-year old child at home recently. Nablus had been exposed to very brutal measures of curfews, shootings, devastation, and the demolishing of homes in historical neighborhoods.
Little did Naim realize that under a military occupation even a home is not safe anymore. The child was shot dead as he sat eating his sandwich on his doorstep.
Sitting by the child's grave, the father commented, "No child, Jewish or Arab, deserves a life like this or a death like this." This heartbreaking story was reported by Gideon Levy.
The barbaric act of the Israeli bulldozers demolishing around fifty homes in Rafah this past week left scores of people homeless. The families had very little time to rescue any belongings, so their immediate worry was to decide what to salvage in such a short time. Petrified women and their children were running in circles, and most of them were grabbing mattresses and blankets. The face of a scared young girl pulling a blanket from under the rubble was absolutely tragic. Cooking pots seemed to be another salvaged item. Nothing else mattered at that moment. The priority was to find something to lay one's head on at the end of the day, and a pot in which a hot meal for the family could be cooked (camping style, of course).
While those dispossessed and oppressed people worry about their survival and about the basic needs and safety of their families, we find comfortable people in free countries in a constant state of worry. Ironically though, they worry about the stock market, they worry about making more money, acquiring more material possessions, obtaining more power. Maybe it is to those people that Christ was addressing his message "Do not worry." For those dispossessed and oppressed he gave them hope as he read from the book of Isaiah in Nazareth: "The Spirit of the Lord is on me, because he has anointed me to preach good news to the poor. He has sent me to proclaim freedom for the prisoners and recovery of sight for the blind, to release the oppressed, to proclaim the year of the Lord's favor" (Luke 4:18-19).
It is for that reason that we cannot lose hope. For it is our trust in a just God and our firm belief in the justice of our cause that have sustained us throughout these long years of military occupation. The support and commitment of all those who believe in this justice have given us more reason not to lose hope in our quest for liberation, justice and peace.


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There is no greater moment in professional sports than when an elite basketball player gets the ball with a clear path to the hoop. Everyone in the arena knows what comes next: a rim shaking dunk. Still, no matter how exciting the basic dunk is there are still tiers of greatness. Today we are going to look at 25 of the greatest, most exciting dunks EVER!
Vince Carter Goes UP
Vince Carter wasn't always a scrappy, end of the bench veteran. There used to be a time when VC was the highest flier in the NBA. Here we see vintage Carter going up and over a 7'2 defender. Yeah, those are skills that'll get you sent a gourmet fruit basket or two.
Amare Stoudemire ruins Anthony Tolliver
Another elite athlete who was slowed down by time is Amare Stoudemire. Once upon a time Stoudemire used to be a force down low. One of our favorite dunks with Stoudemire was when he put Anthony Tolliver on notice with a ferocious dunk while playing for the Phoenix Suns.
T-Mac Levels Shawn Bradley
Man, we miss the days when Tracy McGrady was an elite basketball player. McGrady was probably one of the best in game dunkers of his generation and none of those posters were more memorable than this one. T-Mac leveled Shawn Bradley, who was a decent defender at one point in time, during a playoff game between the Rockets and Mavs. Talk about vicious.
Blake Griffin Slams on Mozgov
As far as competitive games go there really is nothing to note about this moment. Griffin and the Clippers have been the antithesis of the Knicks for the better part of the last decade. In this dunk we see Blake Griffin destroy Timofey Mozgov.
Tom Chambers over Mark Jackson
Let's throw it back a little bit. Tom Chambers may not be a memorable name for most basketball fans but this dunk will have you changing your tune — especially if you dislike Mark Jackson. Chambvers just keeps rising and rising.
Grant Hill on Alonzo Mourning
Grant Hill looked like an all time great before injuries slowed him down. Here's a flash of what could have been: a killer crossover with a dominating dunk on big Alonzo Mourning.
DeAndre Jordan Memorializes Brandon Knight
Here's a note to every point guard out there: if a center comes barreling at you — get out of the way. Brandon Knight could do nothing but watch as DeAndre Jordan put him on one of the most memorable posters in the past couple of years.
Gerald Green: Say No More
Whatever happened to Gerald Green, anyway? Green goes up for the huge alley-oop while part of the New Jersey Nets. Green puts his head above the rim and the rest of the team on his back.
King James Seals the Deal
Watching potentially the best player to ever play basketball put another Hall of Fame talent on a poster is something to watch. Oh, yeah, and it also happened during the Eastern Conference Semifinals. This is a thing of beauty to behold. This was during the prime 'Heatles' era.
Rose: Take Me HIGHER
Remember when Derrick Rose was an MVP level talent? Goran Dragic does. Here Rose goes up and UP over Phoenix's poor Goran Dragic. Color commentator Stacey King with one of the best calls ever, right here.
Michael Jordan and Alonzo Mourning
You wouldn't know it from this list but Alonzo Mourning was actually a decent defender. Here Michael Jordan, the unquestioned greatest of all time, reminds 'Zo of his place in the basketball world.
LeBron James and Tim Duncan
This is basketball royalty in action. Tim Duncan is probably the best power forward to ever play the game and an elite defender, as well. Still, LeBron goes up and throws down right on Duncan's face.
Stromile Swift Ruins Tyrus Thomas
Swift and Thomas may have fizzled out of the NBA pretty quickly, but we'll always remember this incredible dunk. Swift was known as one of the strongest dunkers in the game and you can see him actually bending the rim and mechanical support on this throwdown. DPOY candidate Joakim Noah wisely gets out of the way.
Kobe Bryant: With No Regard
Young Kobe Bryant was probably the most exciting in game dunker that we've ever seen. Here we see KB24 put Sprewell on a poster while Kevin Harlan shouts the call, "With no regard for human life!" Enjoy your retirement, Mamba.
Shaq Over Dudley
Shaq and Dudley were probably equals at the charity stripe, but that was bout it. Here we see Shaq show off some crazy footwork with a pair of bumps and a spin move to finish overtop Chris Dudley. Shaq in his prime was probably the most dangerous player that the NBA has ever seen.
LBJ Crashes the JET
Jason Terry and LeBron James have something of a rivalry dating back to when the Mavs beat James in the NBA Finals. Here it looks pretty one sided as LeBron James metaphorically ruins Jason Terry's life with a vicious poster.
Baron Davis over AK47
Remember when the 8 seeded Warriors overcame the #1 seeded Mavericks in the playoffs? Yeah, along the way Baron Davis put elite defenders like Andre Kirilenko on their backs. Some fond memories here.
Kobe over Dwight
Howard may only be 30 years old but his best years are behind him. This dunk showcases both Kobe and Dwight at better times in their career but it looks like Bryant came out the better. Bryant ignores gravity in order to rise up overtop Dwight Howard. Did we mention that Howard was one of the best defensive big men in the league?
Kemp over Lister
Goodness, do we miss the fire of '90s NBA games. Shawn Kemp's reaction after putting Alton Lister on a poster would be worthy of a suspension in today's league.
Paul George Cements Himself
Paul George and the Indiana Pacers used to be the only thing that could stop the Miami Heat out East but they never got over the hump — getting eliminated in three straight playoffs. Still, George got a shot in with one of the most impressive dunks in modern NBA history. George was immediately given respect by LBJ when the end of the quarter came.
Kevin Johnson over Hakeem
Modern NBA fans are spoiled by athletic point guards. Back during Johnson's day he was a rare talent. Here we see 6'1 Kevin Johnson putting one of the greatest centers of all time on his own poster.
Kobe Bryant over Yao Ming
Ming was an NBA revolutionary who saw his career cut woefully short due to the types of injuries that 7 footers tend to incur. One of those injuries was a shot straight to his pride: Kobe Bryant goes up over a young Yao Ming to finish with a ferocious slam. There's something about a 7 ft athlete getting dunked on that is so beautiful.
Pippen Does Ewing Dirty
This is probably one of the most famous dunks of all time and it happened between two of the greatest players in the game. Pippen and the Bulls loathed Ewing and the rest of his squad so seeing Pippen destroy the backboard was a thing of beauty. Pippen even shows some disrespect by stepping over Ewing.
Dr. J over Michael Cooper
Do we even need to analyze this dunk? Doctor J turns Cooper into a ghost, dunking right through him in one of the most dominant slams in the history of the NBA.
Dr. J Posters Bill Walton
The world of professional basketball has no doubt changed since Julius 'Dr. J' Erving ruled the court. Erving was one of the most complete basketball players of his day and seeing the big man rolling toward the hoop could get your total cholesterol level to spike in anticipation. We'll kickstart our list with Dr. J putting Bill Walton on his own poster.


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War with Iran soon to come
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Letter to the Editor
The war with Iran will happen because the Republicans need a new war for political cover for the 2006 elections. With the Republican Party poised to destroy social security they will need a serious distraction in order to hold onto power in the next election. How will the Republicans distract America from putting old people out on the street and record borrowing and deficits? They need a new fresh war. And since war seems to be necessary for Republicans to get elected on a record of failure – they will have to start another war for their political survival. And Iran is next on their list.


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November Healthy Horizons
November Healthy Horizons
American Diabetes Month
Join Sara Cunningham, Exercise Physiologist with acac, to learn more about diabetes, risk factors and making healthy lifestyle changes.
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Register for Healthy Horizons at the member services desk or call 434.978.3800.
Registration begins Monday, November 14, 2016.
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5. Hang 10
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Nina is responsible for our love affair with the American Cocker Spaniel. She came to us as a loan for the Sydney Royal Junior handlers in 2001 and never went back! Nina is now titled and spends her days very happily as our farm dog! A far cry from the Princess diaries she once had!
Our sincere thanks to Roslyn and Edwina Thomas and Erica Thomas-Howe for letting us share our life with Nina.


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Ernest H. Rosenbaum, MD
Introduction and Overview
Scheduling and planning for optimal recovery
Home Care
Introduction and Overview
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The Cancer Survivorship Program is an organized approach to aid family members and friends in getting advice and assistance in the care of cancer survivors.
Fortunately, the majority of survivors are able to achieve rehabilitation and return to a reasonably normal life. Some are not as fortunate and need assisted care in the hospital, at home, in a nursing home, or in a hospice. Caregiving requires knowledge and education, often financial assistance (beyond what is provided through various insurance policies or Medicare/Medicaid), and also advice and help in the rehabilitation process.
The role of caregivers can be a part- or full-time job. The goal is to give optimal care by promoting a rehabilitation program and at the same time provide the love, support and caring necessary to help maintain a patient's confidence that they are not only doing well, but also improving and able to get enjoyment out of life.
The caregiving process is not easy, although, in general, it depends on the type of cancer, comorbidities and illness-related debilities, its treatments, and the emotional trauma that occurs with an illness, which can be as severe as the posttraumatic-stress-syndrome seen in war veterans.
Caregiving includes providing nutritional and emotional support, and assisting with exercise. By knowing how to talk to the ill person, caregivers promote confidence, courage and hope that is vital to help patients cope with their illness and with the process of getting well.
This is often an overwhelming process. The Survivorship Care Program provides knowledge to educate patients and caregivers about how to plan daily activities, as well as future activities and goals. Using available resources, including books, the Internet, other media, and getting current medical information from the medical team can help the support endeavor.
Scheduling and planning for optimal recovery
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Too much bed rest takes a toll on muscles and the respiratory system. A schedule of daily living activities for optimal physical rehabilitation can help prevent physical wasting and deconditioning A body-building type program helps maintain muscle strength, reduces wasting and fatigue, and leads to simply feeling better. These goals require time, effort, and perhaps financial commitments, especially if insurance does not cover funds for rehabilitation needs.
Compile a list of questions to ask your doctor or caregiver team. Also, because it is so easy to forget all that can transpire in a visit, take along a tape recorder, notebook, or a friend to document instructions and advice that you can refer to later.
Home Care
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Providing home care to a cancer survivor can be greatly facilitated by proper preparation and instruction; both the survivor and caregiver will have a better understanding of the problems they are likely to encounter and will be better prepared to cope. Family members and friends can be trained to help provide the necessary supportive care, including assisting with proper diet and exercise, changing dressings, or bed care. Home care programs have been evolving for over twenty-five years; in addition to hospital-related training and home care agencies, a wealth of information is available in books and other media.
Providing home care also can create stress and strain for the family, friends, and caregiver team. Get help by striking a balance of give-and-take on both sides, honest talk, and conferring with the medical team. There are many organizations that can help with guidance, financial aid, or taxi support, such as the American Cancer Society, the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society of America, the National Coalition for Cancer Survivors, and others. (See Appendix)
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During the month of December, we will celebrate the continued service of our flagship, Engine 11, with the 50th anniversary of her being placed in service! She joined the CFD in December, 1960, along with Engine 10, as a matching pair of new pumpers. They were the last two matching pumpers purchased by the CFD until we received the new Engines 108 and 115 recently. Engine 11 faithfully served our community until 1991 when she was sold to Stoney Blanton of Stoney's Old Time Firehouse in Colleton County. Thanks to Stoney, she was stored inside his building where we resurrected her in the summer of 2008. After months of restoration and the support of many, many people, we placed her back in service in November, 2008 where she continues to stand as a tribute to all of those who have served this City so well.
Recently, I sat behind the wheel and imagined all the action she has seen over the years. Many good men have driven and served on her in her history and she has pumped untold gallons of water. With some good luck and tender care, she will continue to serve us well in the coming years.
Take some time this month to attend one of the parades or just stop by Engine 116's quarters to take her picture. It will be well worth your time.


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The great thing about the National Stationery Show is that you get a glimpse of what trends are going to be big in Stationery for the 2008 and early 2009 season. I'll be sharing those trends with you over the next few weeks. In the interim, here are three trends that appeared in 2007 that are still going strong in '08.
It's no secret that letterpress has a rabid fan base. The popularity of this printing technique shows no signs of slowing. Many companies have expanded their print capabilities to include letterpress printing and there were tons of new letterpress lines making their big debut at the show.
A carry over from 2007, avian themes remain popular with both stationers and consumers. Retro-inspired owls and the sleek and modern swallow remain the two most popular bird motifs.
I was raised to recycle everything so this is one trend I'm glad to see sticking around. While lines like Crane & Co. have been green for years, many stationery manufacturers have revamped their paper products to include everything from post-consumer content to soy-based inks. There were a number of new stationery lines with an entire focus on environmental consciousness.
That's all for today! I'll see you tomorrow with a Wedding Wednesday post and more Stationery Show highlights!


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Sunday – May 14, 2017 – Read the Word on Worship
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Zechariah 8:4-5
"Thus says the Lord of hosts, 'Old men and old women will again sit in the streets of Jerusalem, each man with his staff in his hand because of age. And the streets of the city will be filled with boys and girls playing in its streets.'"
If someone were to ask, "What does the kingdom of God look like?" we might think of heavenly choirs singing praises to the accompaniment of harps. There is no doubt that glorious worship will be an important part of God's kingdom. But I would guess that few, if any, of us would ever think to describe His kingdom as our text does. This is not Zechariah's personal idea of what the kingdom of God will look like, but the direct word of the Lord of hosts.
When the Lord dwells in our midst, we will treat the elderly and children properly. Sadly, those words do not describe a large segment of American society. According to Focus on the Family, child abuse was the leading cause of death in children under the age of 15. Congressional studies have noted that abuse of the elderly occurs with a frequency only slightly less than child abuse. Most such abuse occurs within the confines of the home. Our streets, especially in large cities, are not safe, especially for women, children, or the elderly. Yet we continually comment on how different it had been 25 years before, when children used to play in their front yards, and no one ever gave a thought to any possibility of danger.
By way of contrast, the picture of our text is a city where the elderly are at rest and the children at play, unafraid of attack or harm. Since these two groups represent the most vulnerable in any society, if they are securely at rest, everyone else will also enjoy peace. How a society treats its elderly and its young children may be a good measure of how close that society is to the Lord. When He dwells in our midst, He describes the result as this scene of peaceful joy for the aged and the young. These verses imply that relationships are one of God's most precious blessings.
While Mother's Day may not be in the Bible, God's love for the barren is. Defending those who cannot defend themselves is. Comforting the hurting is. Caring for orphans is. Loving one another is. I think Mother's Day is a great thing and I certainly don't want to rid the church of it, but it's not the only ministry opportunity today. Churches can compete to be one more float in the happy mother's day parade, or they could be the ones seeing the trampled, and lifting them up. God gives us this simple snapshot of a community where Jesus Christ dwells in their midst. The most vulnerable citizens, the elderly and the children, are treated with protection and respect. If God took a snapshot of your family or our church this past week, how would it compare?


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Will of Catherine Sullivan
In re
This is the last will and testament of me Catherine Sullivan of Saint John's in the Island of Newfoundland Widow, of the late Denis Sullivan, formerly of Saint John's Dealer-
First- I will and direct that all my just debts funeral and testamentary expenses be forthwith paid by my executor hereinafter named:
Secondly- I give devise and bequeath unto Patrick Hagerty of
Saint John's
aforesaid Cabinet Maker all the lands houses messuages moneys goods debts and
effects of what nature or kind soever of which I may die possessed either in
my own right or by virtue of the terms of
Thirdly Upon the further trust and condition in the event of the death of my said daughter Johanna Barron to pay and appropriate the rents issues and profits arising from the lands and other property and moneys above mentioned to and for the use and benefit support maintenance and education of the children of the said Johanna Barron share and share alike, until the youngest of such children shall attain the age of twenty one years- Then upon the further trust to distribute devise and assign to such child (and if more than one to such children share and share alike) all the before mentioned lands houses messuages moneys goods debts and effects to have and to hold the same unto him or her or them or each of them and his or her assigns for ever.
Fourthly, And in the event of the death of the said Johanna Barron leaving no child her surviving then upon the further trust to assign and convey the lands houses messuages moneys goods debts and effects above mentioned unto such person or persons and for such purposes as the said Johanna Barron may by any last will and testament direct and appoint. I hereby nominate and appoint the above named Patrick Hagerty sole executor and Trustee to carry into effect this my last will and testament And I hereby expressly revoke annul and disallow any former or other will or wills testament or testaments by me made hereby ratifying and confirming this as my last will and testament. Dated at Saint John's in the Island of Newfoundland this twenty sixth day of November Anno Domini one thousand eight hundred and sixty four. Catherine her X mark Sullivan (LS) Signed sealed published and declared by the said Catherine Sullivan the testatrix above named as and for her last will and testament who executed the same by affixing her mark thereto in the presence of the undersigned witnesses who in the presence of each other and in the presence of the said Catherine Sullivan and at her request affixed their names as witnesses hereto- The said will having been read over and explained to the said Catherine Sullivan before the execution of the same, Thos. J. Kough, Edward Kavanagh.
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Note: The wills in those will books are NOT actual wills. They are either hand-written copies or in later years typed copies of a, "last will and testament," written or typed by the court clerk, after the death of the testator, when the executor presented them to the court for probate. The court clerk didn't list the signatures at the bottom, he (or she) just put them in the book in whatever order they were in, on the original document, no spacing most of the time, no punctuation and also no paragraphs. The originals were kept by the executor.
We who have typed these wills, have made every effort to include all the errors that were on the microfilm, in order to avoid destroying the integrity of the originals, where ever they may be. However, in some of the very long wills, we have tried to insert paragraphs to make it easier for the researcher to read the document.
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Mon, 18 January 2016
'The Road to War' returns to my series on the Castlecomer Coalfields. It takes you on a gripping journey through life in one small Irish town and the surrounding coalfields between 1894 & 1918. From the relative peace of the 1890s to the dark years of World War I and the tumultuous days of the Easter Rising, life in Castlecomer and its mines was never dull.
This show also reveals for the first time the attitude of R.H. Wandesforde (one of of Ireland's most famous businessmen & mine owner) towards the 1916 Rising. He voiced some pretty controversial opinions when writing to his wife Florence. While he never thought these letters would see the light of day, they are (for the first time in a century) published in this episode.
The research and time needed to produce this episode was funded by listeners like yourself. You can help me research the next episode by donating towards the costs of making the show at www.Irishhistorypodcast.ie.
Direct download: _Castlecomer_IV_FINAL.mp3
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Employees of support departments and services can count on support in their personal and professional development. Think of trainings and courses, both inside and outside the TU/e. Staff with administrative tasks within the TU/e are also eligible to follow a general management course. Personal development is often discussed during appraisal and assessment interviews.


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Does your home have an otherworldly presence? Things that go bump in the night? You're not alone — Western Canada is full of hauntings — here are my top spots for ghost busting, as well as some tips for dealing with your own uninvited houseguests…
In This Haunted Destination Article You Will Discover:
- Where the Spookiest Destinations in Western Canada Can Be Found
- How to Spot a Ghost
- What to Do If Your Home is Haunted
- How to Take a Spooky Tour of Western Canada
Visiting the Bonney's family cabin always gave me the heebie-jeebies. Beautiful though it was — a rustic dwelling on the north side of Central Vancouver Island's Cameron Lake — when the day's light left the valley, the ghost stories started to circulate. Great-Grandpa Bonney, it seems, had never quite left his beloved cabin.
And Great-Grandpa Bonney was dead.
"You can smell his pipe-smoke late at night," the Bonneys would whisper. Did I ever smell the sweet tobacco, or was it the fireplace mixed with my over-active imagination? All I know for sure is late-night bathroom trips past Great-Grandpa Bonney's wooden rocking chair and underneath his prized Sitka blacktail deer mount were spine-tingling affairs. I preferred to hold it in.
Cottages and homes often have a way of keeping families together — forever. I've spoken with more than not who claim their generational family cabin has a permanent guest. Some say it with a wink and a smile, others are deadpan, but one thing is for sure — haunted houses and ghostly visitors are a real part of rural lore.
Barbara Smith, author of such books as Haunted Alberta and expert on Canada's ghostly history, is sure of the West's haunted history. So sure, in fact, she has authored more than a dozen books about the paranormal, essentially creating the Ghost House Publications division of Lone Pine Publishing — the folks at Lone Pine call their Ghost House Division, "The house that Barbara built."
"The idea of ghosts has always interested me. I like mystery, and this is the ultimate mystery," Smith said.
According to Smith, rural Western Canada is chock-full of spirits. Just ask the folks at Buck-A-Boo Acres & Guest Ranch in Warburg, Alberta — they couldn't be more pleased with having resident ghosts. While local apparitions have been well-documented by many guests, the ranch is especially known for its examples of what Smith calls "retro-cognition;" that is, witnessing a scene from the past unfold in the present. One such guest story appears in her book, Haunted Alberta, about a man who saw a scene of an ancient First Nations ceremony and subsequent murder play out before his eyes. There have also been reports of a ghostly trapper who roams the property and sightings of a teenaged girl who attended a school that once sat on the grounds before later committing suicide. Smith says one of the reasons for the spirits could be that the area sits on traditional First Nations ceremonial ground. Another famous Alberta haunting is further south, in Nanton —the Auditorium Hotel and its famous ghost named Rex Irwin. According to hotel owners, Rex used to work for the local ranchers, and died in the hotel. He is known to move furniture around late at night, and has a taste for spirits of the more Earthly kind.
"If they leave a glass of whiskey on the stairs, it'll be gone in the morning," says Smith, acknowledging with a laugh that is hardly proof of a ghost. However, paranormal investigators have visited the hotel and confirmed the presence of Rex — with photographs that contain "orbs;" glowing circles that, to some, indicate a paranormal presence. So, perhaps the next time you take a photo at the cottage, don't brush off that glowing circle that pops up in the image as a photo-glitch. You may have an uninvited houseguest of your own.
Rural British Columbia has a ghostly legacy as well. Those who cottage in the Gulf Islands should keep a close eye out for ghosts in Bedwell Harbour, located between the North and South Pender Islands.
The apparition of a First Nations Warrior is said to stand guard on the rocks near the marina; the victim of an ancient battle.
However, one of BC's most infamous haunts is located in Fernie. Today, the town is known as a recreation hot spot but it was not always such a pleasant place. And the reason dates back to 1890…
It seems the town's namesake, William Fernie, entered into an accord with the local First Nations Chief during his search for coal in the late 19th century. The Chief was to show Fernie where to find the precious ore, and Fernie would in turn marry the Chief's daughter. Well — only one made good on his word, and it wasn't Fernie. Outraged, the Chief invoked a curse of biblical proportions — calling for fire, flood and famine to strike down the town. A ghost rider on nearby Mount Hosmer, seen each sunny summer evening, would embody this curse — said to be the Chief and his daughter riding on horseback to remind the people of Fernie of the betrayal. Seven years after it was placed — the curse actually came to life. In 1904, a fire burned the new town of Fernie to the ground. Four years after that, yet another fire destroyed the village. In 1916, the flood came when the Elk River overflowed its banks and damaged the townsite and finally, in 1930, the Great Depression hit the town particularly hard… with famine! So powerful was local belief in the curse that in 1964, Fernie Mayor James White joined Kootenai Chief Red Eagle in the smoking of a peace pipe to put to rest the vendetta so the town could flourish in peace.
However, the ghost rider can still be seen those summer evenings, casting his shadow on Mount Hosmer… just one more of Western Canada's many haunted tales.
It all begs the question — if you find yourself with a haunted homes or cottage of your own, who are you gonna call? You could call in the pros — like Robert James, Clairvoyant and Medium for the Edmonton Paranormal Society. This society was established in order to investigate, research, educate and, if necessary, rescue those who are having a paranormal experience. James has had ghostly experiences for as long as he can remember — this has given him great insight on how to deal with a real life haunted house.
The first step in ghost-busting? Determine if your house has, in fact, a resident spirit. For some, proof of a haunting might be tactical — such as a sighting or physical contact. For others, James said, signs such as strange shadows, unexplained voices or whispering, poltergeist activity (objects being moved), an uneasy feeling or unexplained sounds might indicate a spirit.
"What we at the Edmonton Paranormal Society recommend is that you keep a journal of the events/experiences you are having, make sure to note time, date and type of activity, so that if you would like an investigation group to come to the location, you'll have kept track of the phenomenon, which will make it easier for investigators," James said.
If you're sure there's a ghost about, there are a number of ways you can limit the activity you are experiencing. First and foremost, James advises to create and maintain a positive attitude. Beyond that, burning a white candle every day creates more positive energy, hanging a bell at the entrance is said to ward of spirits, displaying "spirit chasers," such as gargoyles, tribal masks, etc, can help and simply telling the spirit — firmly but calmly — that you would like it to leave is a good idea (if it's agreeable). If the activity persists, call in a team like the Edmonton Paranormal Society.
"The majority of ghosts are not dangerous, they're just misunderstood," said James. "Most spirits are hanging around for a reason… they may have issues or concerns that need to be addressed before they move on."
For the homeowner, there is one other concern of note, according to James. At times, rural cottages or homes may be constructed on native sacred grounds or burial grounds, either known or not.
"It would be a good idea to find out from locals if your cottage or house could be near or on sacred ground," said James. "If it is, then I recommend that the person seek out the local native community to find an elder that can come and cleanse the ground and ask for permission for the people to be there."
Above all — James recommends that anyone involved with the paranormal show respect for the dead.
"Paying proper respects can go a long way towards having a positive experience rather than a negative one," he said. "All in all, most people have positive experiences when it comes to paranormal phenomenon."
Maybe you don't need to be scared of things that go bump in the night. After all, what is a home without guests?


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Manson scores lone goal as Gibson, Ducks shut out Kings 1-0
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ANAHEIM, Calif. – Josh Manson scored his second goal of the season, John Gibson stopped 24 shots for his 10th career shutout and the Anaheim Ducks defeated the Los Angeles Kings 1-0 on Sunday night.
The Ducks have won two of three games against the Kings this season, with Gibson recording shutouts in both victories.
Peter Budaj made 28 saves for the Kings, who have lost all three games since their bye week and five of their last six overall.
Manson scored 1:19 into the second period. Budaj never saw him streaking along the far circle for a one-timer after Ryan Getzlaf pulled the puck out of the corner.
Manson hadn't scored since Dec. 15 against Boston, going 28 games between goals. It was his first career goal against the Kings and third point in 11 rivalry games.
Budaj has given up 20 goals in his last six starts, but he came up with some timely saves to keep the Kings in the game.
Trevor Lewis should have tied the game for the Kings in the final 30 seconds of the second period. The puck careened off the boards and behind Gibson, who was out at the top of his crease, but Lewis somehow put it wide of the open net.
Kings rookie Adrian Kempe then hit the outside of the post off a rebound late in the third period, and Los Angeles got nothing from a subsequent power play for too many men on the ice.
It didn't take long for the Freeway Faceoff to become physical, when Jared Boll was left doubled over in pain after Kempe hit him in the midsection with his stick less than three minutes into the game. Boll and Kyle Clifford traded punches in a long and evenly matched fight late in the first, as the Ducks were willing to match the Kings' heavy game hit for hit.
Sami Vatanen hit the post during the Ducks' lone power-play opportunity in the first, and Ryan Kesler was unable to convert on two quality chances off Kings turnovers as Anaheim had a 9-7 edge in shots during the period.
NOTES: Getzlaf has 51 points in 62 career games against the Kings. ... Tanner Pearson was held scoreless after totaling four goals in his previous three games. ... The Kings have not scored in eight of nine periods against the Ducks this season.
Kings: Visit the Colorado Avalanche on Tuesday.
Ducks: Visit the Arizona Coyotes on Monday.


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Weekly Menu
An event every week that begins at 1:00pm on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, repeating until Friday April 26, 2019
After undergoing a stylish renovation earlier in the year, Finca La Plaza in the main square of Santa Gertrudis remains a year-round hotspot for island residents and visitors to frequent in the winter months.
From Wednesday to Friday, from 1pm to 4pm, the Mediterranean restaurant presents an ever-changing three-course set menu for just 16€ per person (excluding drinks) showcasing some of the best dishes from the menu. Expect a combination of hearty winter warmers like pumpkin soup and eggplant parmigiana combined with classics like roast chicken and croquettes, plus sweet treats such as homemade brownies.


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Like everyone else, I have seen LulaRoe literally everywhere! As much as I saw it I still did not quite understand what it was or the concept of it until I met Angela Lange on Instagram and she asked me to feature some of her LulaRoe clothes on my blog. I saw the photos that she had posted and had some knowledge of the LulaRoe style and thought the clothing was incredibly adorable so naturally as a fashion addict who likes to play with different styles and prints I was eager to give LulaRoe a try. Let me tell you, I am hooked! I mean seriously, just look how fun this dress is! I am mad obsessed with this pattern. I typically shy away from all over patterns because I worry about how flattering it will look or if it will make me look larger but in my opinion this dress was incredibly flattering and I felt so amazing in it.
Not only did I feel extra confident in this dress but it was also insanely comfortable, like so so soft. This particular dress is called the Julia and one of my favorite things about it (aside from the pattern and colors of course) is how versatile it is. After I talked to Angela I started looking into what LulaRoe is and discovered that there are multiple ways to wear nearly every article of LulaRoe clothing such as different ways to tie the pieces, drape, or layer them. I cinched this dress in the front of my waist to have slightly more of a shape and I think it changed the look of the dress dramatically, and all I used was one little hair band.
I also learned that there are tons of different patterns and even though multiple sellers are selling The Julia Dress there are limited quantities of prints so each individual seller never has all of the exact same patterns! I thought that was really cool and fun and makes it easy for everyone to find a piece of clothing they like with a pattern they like as well. LulaRoe also does not use any animal products in their clothing so that is a huge plus for me! I love the fit of this dress after I cinched it in, I typically wear xsmall-small and this dress is and xsmall. LulaRoe runs slightly big but that wasn't a problem for me because I prefer loose fitted clothing and very rarely wear anything at all form fitting but if you prefer your clothes to be a bit tighter then try going down a size or two!
Angela has been kind and generous enough to offer 15% off your first order when you use the code 'linnstyleblog15' so go get you some LulaRoe (and definitely get the Julia)!
Dress/ LulaRoe Life by Angela Lange // Cardigan/ Ross similar here and here // Boots/ Forever21 // Necklace/ Dogeared Jewelry similar here
Group// LulaRoe Life By Angela Lange // Instagram: @lularoebyangelalange


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Bloggers Unite! This month, bloggers around the internet, have been committing to write on their personal blog about a certain subject for each day of October. Read more about this project at the Nesting Place and see what other bloggers have chosen to write about. My friend Alison at Beauty In All Things challenged me to find my own 31 day topic. Some of my ideas included 31 stories of my childhood (I'll save that for my memoirs), 31 days of Pinterest fall crafts (as I've said before, I'm not that crafty), and 31 days of homemade Christmas gifts (but for goodness sake, I just started working again, there's no way I can do that one). So I chose 31 days of Jewelry Making as I've been playing around with making cuffs, and this discipline might lead me to explore other creative pieces.
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Day #1
Thanks to my editor Katie at Trekaroo and her fabulous kid's parties she throws for her daughters, I learned how to make these cool feather earrings. And they are SO easy! My daughter is making these for her 5th grade "Market" where the kids make their own goods and "sell" them to fellow classmates for points. I think they are going to be a huge hit with the tweeners.
To make, get yourself to Michaels (with your coupon, of course), and purchase a bag of feathers (there was turquoise, green, and orange group of feathers), fishhook earrings, closures, and jump rings. I also used needle-nosed pliers, but those were in my tool box already. To assemble, I squeezed the closures shut around the top of the feather with the pliers. I opened the jump ring, hooked it to the ring on top of the closure, and then hooked it to the ring at the bottom of the fishhook. I closed the ring, and the feather earring was done. That easy. There's two ways to get a different look. In the earrings shown in the picture, I put two feathers in the same closure so they would hang down together. Another way to get more of a "moving" look is to add a closure to two different feathers and when assembled, the feathers swing.
I haven't worn these to work since they may be a little too Bohemian for my new conservative job, but they will definitely be my go-to's for my next Mama's Night Out.
To see the rest of the 31 day challenge, click a link below…
Day #2 Repurposing a Traveler's Suitcase
Day #3 Grandma's Jewels
Day #4 & 5 Weekend Wandering
Day #6 The "Key to Imagination
Day #7 Leather Cuff's and Life
Day #8 This Boy's Life
Day #9 If at First You Don't Succeed…
Day #10: Live Aloha
Days #11 & 12: Double Digits
Day #13: Follow Your Arrow
Day #14: I'm Just a Girl
Day #15: World Decor
Day #16: Two of Hearts
Day #17: Inspired By Nature
Days #18 & 19: Wearing Flowers
Day #20: Think Outside the Box
Day #21: What About Pins?
Day# 22: What To Do?
Day #23: Fearless


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Capturing the memories of a lifetime
Below are a selection of frequently asked questions, answered by Marie Rowe of Thanksforthememoirs.com
Writing your own life story can seem daunting, but working with a skilled collaborator turns the process from overwhelming to energizing. Telling your life story to a neutral outsider who is trained to listen and ask appropriate questions, can help you recall key events in your life and elicit details that will be meaningful to future generations.
A genealogist's work is based on research to map a family tree, while a personal historian interviews people who are still living, relating stories and anecdotes within the story arc of that individual's life. Personal historians connect generations - including generations unborn – through stories, insights and shared wisdom. So, you're not just a name on a family tree, you're a life.
I will meet with you for a free one-hour consultation and we will decide what kind of a project you would like, the period you want to cover, general storyline and messages you want to convey, for example.
The information I've gathered at our initial meeting, will determine the number of interview sessions required and we will arrange a schedule. I will also ask you to sign a contract and make a deposit toward the fee.
Usually in the privacy of your own home, but wherever is most comfortable for you. It is essential, however, that it's a quiet space with no distractions.
A typical book project might take anywhere from 6 months to 18 months, depending on how close together the interviews are, length of text, number of photographs and other documents you might want to include.
Book prices vary widely, depending on the length and complexity of the process, but can usually be tailored to your budget. A manuscript based on four hours of interviews with 15 photos, bound into a book, could cost up to £1,500 whereas a much longer manuscript could cost more. Often a personal history is commissioned as a gift – for a special birthday, anniversary or milestone event - and family members may choose to share the cost, making the project an affordable investment for everyone, and from which all will ultimately benefit.
Yes, you can, and there are many books and classes* to help you do it, but most people never get around to doing it on their own. They often need the motivation, structure, prompting and encouragement that a professional personal historian can provide. That's where I come in.


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VDL Bus & Coach recently delivered 54 Citea LLEs, Light Low Entry, to Veolia Transport Nederland. Since the 9th of December the buses are used for regional transport in the Limburg concession, serving as replacements for older buses in the fleet. In 2007, VDL Bus & Coach delivered 185 Ambassadors to Veolia for Limburg (Dutch province). The Citea LLE was introduced in September 2011 as the successor to the Ambassador. The lightweight buses are equipped with the latest Euro 5 engines with EEV (Enhanced Environmentally-friendly Vehicle) technology. Based on its very positive experience with the Ambassadors currently in service for the Limburg and North Brabant (Dutch provinces) concessions, Veolia has once again chosen VDL buses. The good results in terms of fuel economy played an important role in this.
Willem van der Leegte, managing director VDL Bus & Coach Nederland: "That Veolia, thanks in part to their good experience with our previous deliveries, once again chose VDL as partner is very important to us. These VDL buses, which are made in the Netherlands, will be in service in the same region where Nedcar is located. As has been announced in the media, Nedcar will officially become part of VDL on 14 December 2012. We are very pleased to be able to further strengthen our position in the automotive sector in Limburg with these two developments."
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Citea LLE-120
The Citea LLE-120s for Veolia have a length of 12 metres and can accommodate up to 80 seated and standing passengers. The low unladen weight of the bus results in very favourable fuel economy, giving the Citea LLE a low emission footprint. An additional advantage is its low-floor construction at the entry and exit doors, making it optimally accessible for wheelchair users and passengers with baby buggies.
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Working together closely, Veolia, the unions and VDL have managed to produce a driver's cockpit that practically meets all of the stringent requirements of the Dutch Public Transport collective labour agreement. This driver's cockpit is very spacious and features an ergonomically designed seat. Concession Manager René de Beer of Veolia: "We pride ourselves on the extremely low absenteeism among our bus drivers, and a healthy workplace is an essential factor in this. The driver's cockpit that VDL produces is optimally equipped and contributes to a good working environment for the driver. The favourable economic character and resulting low operating costs of the VDL buses also played a major role in our decision."
Veolia Transport Nederland
Veolia Transport Nederland provides passenger transport by road, water and rail. The activities of Veolia Transport Netherlands include city and regional bus transport, the ferry service between the Dutch cities Vlissingen-Breskens, train services in Limburg between the Dutch cities Maastricht-Kerkrade and Roermond-Nijmegen, taxi service and non-subsidized public transport. In 2011, Veolia Transport Netherlands had a turnover of €304m, 3,365 employees, 1,225 vehicles, 2 ferry boats and 24 trains. Veolia Transport Netherlands is a subsidiary of Veolia Transdev, the foremost passenger transport operator in the world.
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The Apache Velocity project is pleased to announce the release of VelocityTools 2.0. Downloads are available here: http://velocity.apache.org/download.cgi This should be useable as a drop in replacement for Tools 2.0-beta4 or Tools 1.4, with a few minor exceptions. The 2.x series of VelocityTools requires Velocity 1.5+ and JDK 1.5+. For those new to Tools 2, here's an overview of the work done since 1.4: * More convention over configuration and smart defaults * New configuration formats (more concise/flexible/powerful xml, properties, java) * Provision of default and auto-loaded configurations * Entirely new core infrastructure (lazy-loading tools, easier access, standalone support etc) * Added VelocityViewTag for JSP integration * Added DisplayTool, ConversionTool, ClassTool, LoopTool, FieldTool, a generic version of LinkTool and more * Refactored and enhanced a number of existing tools * Improved documentation * Deprecated many outdated things * Legacy support for almost all Tools 1.4 configurations and extensions * Better integration of $application, $session and $request scope control objects * and lots more... For those following the betas, here's the notable changes since 2.0-beta4: * Added a 'readOnly' config option to allow write operations on ValueParser and ParameterTool (when set to false) * Added a beta-quality UiDependencyTool (included in velocity-view, but not in default tools.xml) * Added an alpha-quality MarkupTool (included in generic tools, but not in default tools.xml) * Fixed (as much as possible) some significant last-iteration LoopTool problems, and added a $loop.this property to serve as a more reliable workaround in nested loops. See https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/VELTOOLS-124 * VelocityLayoutServlet now checks request attributes for non-default layouts. * The velocity-view.tld is now valid. * VelocityView[Servlet] has improved exception and http management (particularly for ResourceNotFoundExceptions). * Miscellaneous documentation and build.xml improvements The Velocity developers are very interested in all feedback regarding Tools 2.0, especially regarding backwards compatibility with apps designed for Tools 1.4 or earlier. We aim to enable a smooth, incremental transition for developers and their applications.
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Under the Municipal Rates Concession Scheme if you a suitable concession card you may be eligible for a rebate on your rates.
No. Your healthcare card is not an eligible card for a concession on Council rates.
The available State Government concession is 50 per cent of rates to a maximum of $229.40
We are pleased to be able to offer an additional rebate. This brings the maximum rebate to $270 for rates and $50 for the fire services property levy.
If you are a new pensioner wishing to obtain this rebate, complete an application form and bring it into us.
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To have an application form sent out to you, contact us on 9524 3333.
Please note: if you move to a new property, you will need to reapply for this rebate.
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