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The leaks off the forthcoming Sour Diesel 12 mixtape from Muzikfene, Traps N Trunks and the 3rd Baby continue today. First we got the Chief Keef leak produced by Zaytoven"How Much" and today Ca$h Out is joined by Bloody Jay for "Dream."
The new collaboration is produced by Ferrari Smash. While this beat may sound like your more typical banger for Ca$h Out, at the end of the week we heard the Atlanta rapper over a different type of sound for PUMA's Shoestring Xperience series, the result, "3 AM", can be listened to here.
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Do this shit for my team
I had to fulfill my dreams
Had a dream
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Now I'm riding that Bentley, Martin Luther King
Jeremy Scott, I got wings

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O2 Arena Bungee Jump
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For those looking to jump out of the sky that don't have the time or recourse to leave central London, you have the O2 Arena Bungee Jump. Set outside of the busiest arena in the United Kingdom, this 160 foot crane jump is your quick ticket to a jumble of endorphins and terror. There are a number of websites that offer pre-booking, which is suggested due to the activity's popularity; the cost for a single jump is from 60-75 GBP ($95-$120 USD).
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++ Welcome to another segment of SEOUL SECRETS! The 6 best of the best Korean beauty blogs and bloggers, vlogs and vloggers to follow! There are so many amazing blogs and bloggers out these days spilling the beans on all the Korean beauty trends and illustrating how to incorporate them into your own daily regimen. The popularity of Korean dramas and their beautiful Korean actresses are making these trends ubiquitous and insinuated well into Western culture. Here are some of my favorites:
+ The only problem with this vlogger is you'll want to buy every product she recommends. Her instructions are easy and clear and the videos are fun to watch.
+ Another one of the best Korean blogs to follow is THE BEAUTY WOLF. Coco Park has the in on all the best of the best K beauty and skincare products, from snail serums and honey masks to donkey milk and peeling gels. Plus, she has fun, unique graphics that lure you in to listen.
+ I've featured the fabulous and brilliant JEN CHAE on the blog before and I still think she's the most beautiful, humble and lovable personalities out there. Jen is Korean American – and she has all the Korean beauty trends down and has it down to a T. She has lured us in and guided us through her insecurities and faults, her pregnancy, motherhood and of course all the beauty and skincare magic up her sleeps. Her videos suck you in as she illustrates how the impossible is all possible – in beauty and in life.
Jen doesn't focus solely and Korean beauty — but those videos are the ones that draw me to her. How to apply makeup on Asian mono lids, how to apply Korean BB Cream, you get the gist.
+ Charlotte Cho is the brain and the beauty behind this SOKOGLAM phenomenon which should be on everyone's list of the best Korean blogs to follow. Cho is a licensed esthetician that brings the best of the west and the best of Korea's skincare practices to her audience. We have all learned by now that Koreans take a skin first (!) philosophy to their beauty routine — it's the foundation especially for a good makeup routine. The idea is you need a beautiful and clean canvas to work with first and foremost! It makes the application of moisturizes and makeup that much easier and smoother.
Cho and her husband travel to Korean regularly to search and research the newest and latest of the land — then they bring back to the States all the best selections.
They're especially known for laying out the 10 step Korean skincare routine tutorial.
Watch as she talks to YouTuber Joan Kim about her Winter Beauty Essentials!
+ EMILY QUAK is an awesome recent find of mine. She's Malaysian but I love her takes on Korean skincare and her K-Pop inspired makeup tricks — and especially her videos on obtaining that luminous skin of hers. She reviews Korean skincare and makeup products and Asian beauty supplements. Fun!
PONY'S BEAUTY DIARY is a huge hit in Korea! She's a makeup artist, beauty blogger — and is sort of the Kandee Johnson of Korea — known for recreating the looks of celebrities (Kylie Jenner, Taylor Switft), etc. She's amazing!
Of course I love her Dewy glow tutorial. But be sure to check out all her videos!
+++ And that's it! Those are my favorite best of the best Korean beauty blogs to follow! Thanks for reading my suggestions. Now go buy that cleansing oil, essence, BB Cream — and go have fun!
+++ FEATURED PHOTO OF JEN CHAE by Melly Lee.
+++ Stay tuned for my next segment of SEOUL SECRETS :: THE BEST KOREAN RESTAURANTS IN LOS ANGELES! Kim Chee what?!


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Old Norfolk Trees II
I can't really remember the place where this picture was taken, but I know it was somewhere in Norfolk, on the main road from Norwich to Cromer. I also remember spending a long time in this field shooting away both with a digital camera and a Hasselblad, to the point in which the farmer came by thinking that I was a treasure hunter with a metal detector in my hands and not a photographer with a tripod and a few cameras. Although photographers and farmers don't really blend, we where friends in the end after I proved to him what I was doing, by letting him have a peek at the images on the screen of the digital camera.
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Imagine a game that has innovative combat, amazing graphics, in depth PvP, and has had months of polish. This is what Age of Conan fans had been hoping for prior to the release of AoC and many were disappointed.
Now, a year has passed and Funcom has been working their collective butts off to make AoC better, funner, and more playable for all. Have they succeeded? In the second part of our re-visit with Age of Conan Savanja covers combat, questing, sieges and PvP changes.
There are all sorts of patch notes that highlight changes and formulas that players come up with to calculate what is happening in game down to the last hit point, but none of that interests me. All I care about is how the class feels when I pull out my sword and hack at things. Combat continues to hold the same dazzle as before, but a returning player will definitely feel the benefit of a year of tweaks.
Players are flocking back to AoC, find out why in this Ten Ton Hammer article!
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"Before she won an Academy Award in 2014 for her role in 12 Years a Slave, Lupita Nyong'o starred in two seasons of the TV drama Shuga. Set first in Nairobi and then in Lagos, Shuga features young, attractive people who sleep with each other. It's wildly popular and shown on broadcast channels that reach 500 million people, mostly in Africa. ...Now in its fourth season, the show recently added a new member to its production team: Eliana La Ferrara, a professor at the University of Bocconi in Italy who specializes in a mix of behavioral and development economics. La Ferrara wasn't hired for her writing talent. MTV and its donors want to apply a more rigorous approach to make sure Shuga's message actually creates change where it airs.
Governments have long known that TV can have an impact on poverty by changing behavior. In the 1970s, after the launch in Peru of Simplemente María, a telenovela about an aspirational maid, the country's government noticed a rise in demand for literacy classes. More recently, economists have tried to measure these effects with greater precision. In 2009, Emily Oster, an economist at Brown University, found that the arrival of cable television in rural India had decreased the acceptability of domestic violence against women and led to a drop in fertility rates. At about the same time, La Ferrara began working on a paper that uncovered a similar effect in Brazil, where birthrates had declined in households within the signal range of Rede Globo, a Brazilian broadcaster specializing in telenovelas.
The phenomenon of people changing their behavior as they identify with characters became known as the telenovela effect. It's seen not just in the developing world. In 2014 the U.S. National Bureau of Economic Research released a paper suggesting the MTV reality show 16 and Pregnant had led to a 5.7 percent reduction in births among teenage mothers during the 18 months after it premiered. In the U.S., TV has been on the leading edge of evolving social trends at least since The Mary Tyler Moore Show and Maude.
The news isn't universally good: A paper by Benjamin Olken of MIT showed that social ties in Indonesia weakened with the arrival of TV. The challenge, La Ferrara says, is to take a passive effect and turn it into an active policy. "Now that we know what happened, we can leverage the good side."
With Shuga, La Ferrara applies the rigorous standards of economic research to the development of the show. She pulls existing data on attitudes to get a baseline before programming starts and suggests themes for the writers to consider. When the show's third season was ready to air in 2014, La Ferrara screened it for community groups. This spring, those groups will respond to a survey measuring what behaviors actually changed. Such data-driven decisions are increasingly important for donors, in particular the Gates Foundation.
Last season, while studying a Nigerian survey on attitudes about HIV, La Ferrara found that only 47 percent of women and 61 percent of men had heard of antiretroviral drugs, which can prevent the onset of AIDS. A plot line on the show then featured a woman who discovered the drugs in her lover's dresser and asked her friends what they were. TV producers can't always share an economist's rigor. La Ferrara suggested that MTV produce several plot lines on domestic violence to see which was most effective, but the network decided not to shoot multiple versions of the same scene.
In 2013, Bilal Zia, an economist with the World Bank, published the results of a randomized field trial around Scandal!, a soap opera on South Africa's E.TV. He worked with the show's writers on a plot line about personal finance. At first, "we were worlds apart," he says. "They wanted something with a lot of spice, and we wanted a lot of messaging. They said if you put on a show with a lot of information, no one's going to watch." Eventually the writers agreed to do a plot about a woman who buys furniture on an expensive installment plan, gambles, and then calls a government debt hotline for help. Zia found in field studies that people who watched were less likely to buy on installment or gamble.
The World Bank is beginning to think about behaviors in the developing world, in addition to its traditional focus on infrastructure and the workforce. The bank's 2015 World Development Report includes a section on the work of La Ferrara, Oster, and Zia [see p32]. Karla Hoff, the report's author, says the bank is intrigued by the telenovela effect, but more research is needed before it becomes a regular part of funding decisions."
Berg & Zia (2013), Harnessing Emotional Connections to Improve Financial Decisions, Policy Research Working Paper
Jensen & Oster (2009), The Power of TV: Cable Television and Women's Status in India, QJE.
--> There's a writeup of this paper on the Chicago Booth website.
Kearney & Levine (2014), Media Influences on Social Outcomes: The Impact of MTV's 16 and Pregnant on Teen Childbearing, NBER Working Paper.
La Ferrara et al. (2012), Soap Operas and Fertility: Evidence from Brazil, American Economic Journal: Applied Economics
Olken (2007), Monitoring Corruption: Evidence from a Field Experiment in Indonesia, Journal of Public Economics
World Bank (2015), World Development Report 2015: Mind, Society and Behaviour, World Bank Group.


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Freising, Germany
As luck would have it Eliza had a "team" building activity in this town the day before school began with the other 11th grade students so, I took the opportunity to discover what treasures this 1000+year old city had to offer. As with most medieval German towns, a fountain adorns the center square with ancient administrative buildings surrounding it and not too far away there is ALWAYS a church.
Freising is one of the oldest settlements in Bavaria (southern Germany) and was an important religious center throughout the middle ages. Only about 35 minutes north of Munich, it makes a perfect day trip.


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Pennsylvania State Police have accused state Senator Bob Mensch (R-24) of flashing a handgun at another driver as both drove eastbound on I-78 through Berks County in early March.
Mensch faces a summary charge of disorderly conduct as a result, but Mensch said that although he felt threatened at the time, he didn't show the other driver the weapon.
According to a state police press release, Mensch and the other driver were eastbound on I-78 near mile marker 15 in Bethel Township Berks County about 3 p.m. March 9. Mensch said he was returning to the district for a meeting.
State police report that the other driver, who is not identified in the press release, told troopers the driver of a gold Chevrolet Trailblazer pulled a black colored handgun with his right hand, but didn't point it at him. Troopers stopped the Trailblazer and Mensch was behind the wheel.
"I know I will be found innocent," Mensch said Thursday afternoon.
When asked if he flashed the weapon or brandished it, Mensch said, "No, it was not displayed that he would have seen it, I don't think so.'
He said he felt state police jumped to conclusions and weren't interested in his side of the story. Mensch said that he didn't want to talk about the details of the case before a hearing. However, after the two had contact with one another at a gas station, Mensch said he drove away, and the other driver stayed at the gas station.
"I didn't feel any reasons to call police and say he was an aggressive driver," Mensch said.
Mensch said he didn't know the other driver, but had contact with the man twice, once at the gas station and later after he'd spoke to police. He said both times the interaction was initiated by the other man.
"I don't know what his issue is," Mensch said.
After police stopped him, Mensch went to the trooper's barracks in Hamburg for questioning and told them he had two guns in his car. He explained to the newspaper that he had one in the glove box and another he'd recently purchased and had not taken home yet. Police seized both weapons.
"I have had a pistol permit for 30 years and I've never had an incident," Mensch said. "I hunt. I know what a gun can do, I have had quite a few and I have it for personal safety."
A hearing on the summary charge is scheduled for trial before District Judge Andrea J. Book in Bernville at 2 p.m. on May 9.


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ZigZagZurich have announced the launch of their new a Sunny Todd Prints Collection. ZigZagZurich collaborates with artists and designers, both established and new, to translate their art into unique collections, transformed into textiles. The new Sunny Todd Prints Collection features blankets, pillows and duvet covers. Sunny works with his wife Emma on each stage of the process (design, colour selection, printing), and they draw and cut each shape by hand. This unique way of working gives their prints beautiful irregularities and dynamism. See the collection online here.
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Sex trafficking is a burning issue in our society today. The number of victims of sex trafficking is increased. These young women get trapped or deceived and are forced into this illegal business. Here are some ways we can fight this major issue in our society.
Get educated
It is important to teach people in the community regarding sex trafficking problems. Different charities are already working for it. There must be enough resources like awareness campaigns, educational classes, etc. to teach young people how to protect themselves from being deceived. You can take the initiative of giving away books or showing movies on sex trafficking so that the young people are aware of the problem and learn how to protect them from such situation.
Raise awareness
You should use the media to raise awareness about sex trafficking. You can put posters in business, office or church. Let people know how they can contribute to fighting this problem of sex trafficking. More charitable organizations should work for this cause to raise awareness among the people of the community.
Take action
Many countries have government-funded rescue hotline to help victims come back to normal life. The government is trying to catch groups that are doing this illegal business. Laws on sex trafficking are strict now.
As part of the community, each of us has a role to play in fighting sex trafficking. If we can do our parts, we can soon make our society free of sex trafficking. Everyone's contribution is important to get a positive outcome.


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haurqermer replied to haurqermer's topic in Malware Removal DiscussionI came by the infection thru a viewer of my "how to video" on YouTube featuring SAS as the fix, he emailed me & said he had the parasite & asked what security scanner remover would work, if I knew what type it was, most of all how to get rid of the infector (mind you it was not nice at first) I told him SAS Is "EXCELLENT" I will stand by that, going as far as Infected my self with his recent downloads, I did not do a custom inrtstall, I installed it just lilke grandma would "CLICK CLICK CLICK" sure enough there it was! I was not worried "I will unplug it" I was more concerned that something so underhanded & purposely deceptive was laying in wait to run a muck, "everything about it, a text book definition of malware... Anywho the fix for now is to reinstall your browser without any file migration,
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haurqermer replied to haurqermer's topic in Malware Removal DiscussionThank you, my apologies for venting my fustrations in a direction that is just a stanbuyer with good intent, I removed or just isolated it's path, by reinstalling my browser without any preference data migration, I realize the online world is dynamicly changing & evolving, along with the pitfalls, land mines & traps, what I researched so far, (mind you it's more than likely complete rubbish), "getting something that is maleisious classified as such is not a easy task, & can be a legel battle" I hope that is false, because it's going get tough to run any OS safely online other than a Linux distro, Thank You for your knowlege, Oh! do you have or can you tell me were to find the link for submiting the potental threat? I will open SAS & poke around, if the link is there, then.... "Best Wishes"
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haurqermer replied to haurqermer's topic in Malware Removal DiscussionWhat does it have to do with SAS? I thought that SAS purpose was to identify & remove "Maleisious" content? I have been a huge fan of SAS for more than 11 years, & have activly promoted it, I put a video on YouTube featuring SAS as my recomended software fix, I recieved a blistering email over a browser based parasidic redirector, I told him I would look into it & see if there was a fix, "so I installed it" "Im good at running down the offender" this thing is deliberitly deceptive, it does not remove the pericidic highjacker when uninstalling, it just leaves it to run a muck" in directorys, files, without anything to identifity it... I have up dated & ran SAS nothing showed up as a PUP or in the scan,, I realize that your a volinter & do this to contibute to SAS,, Please help me understand, I have always thought if it is browser based & or redirects to advertisment with a secondary or many options for redirecting, its a spyware adware remover that tagets that type of maleisious content,, if I have it wrong I would truly be greatful if you can enlighten me.... is it a rootkit, trojan ? Thank You!
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haurqermer posted a topic in Malware Removal DiscussionIf Ever there was a meaning of the word "malicious" this parasitic highjacking back alley redirecting peace of malware, should be the example reference! if ever I seen a posturing baboon, or what chicken excrement is! If it looks smells feel's & taste's like it! So? do we clean it up or go ahead & keep stepping in it? .... I know!! Lets change the very meaning of the word "definitions" because its content meaning does not define it anymore, hear is the content you can find at "Source Forge" in what is defined as "Open-source" >>--> "free file sync" & its association >>>---://freefilesync.com ://mscaccumulator.info/sync/?q ://currentset.info/sync/?q= ://mscaccumulator.info/sync/?q ://superve.net/sync ://app4us.info/sync/ ://veteranted.org/sync ://veteranted.org ://mscaccumulator.info/syn ........ can some define this crap for me? Or is my definition of your software wrong? Because I'm lost at this point? Is this not your thing?


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The past few weeks people have been eyeballing my big pregnant belly and announcing triumphantly that "it's a girl". Not one person, not two, but several. And some of them have even taken to rubbing my belly without asking. When I say people, I mean cashiers at checkout, teachers at summer camp. Complete strangers.
Little Mister is due to make is arrival in a little over 3 weeks. September 8th is creeping up on us. Are we ready?
His little clothes are washed and put away. We've got a bassinet set up in our room. The swing and bouncer from Ariana are cleaned and waiting. We've got diapers and wipes. If he came now, we'd be ready, but if he waited a little longer we'd be more organized and my house would be cleaner. But who needs organization right?
I've only got 1 thing in my hospital bag. It's crazy how quickly you forget what you need to take with you. And I still have to pack his items and Ariana's bag for her sleepover with her friend when the time comes.
I don't feel ready. I still want a few more weeks. But if he came now I know we could do it.
My hips are starting to ache. I have no room to breathe. I feel like I can't stretch any further. Sleep has been difficult and painful. I move so slow. And every now and then I'll get a really bad Braxton Hicks contraction that takes my breath away and I think "Let's do this, I'm over being pregnant, I'm ready"
I find myself staring at his ultrasound photo, trying to picture what he's really going to look like. And I can't wait to hold him on my chest and cuddle him close. Watch his little hands open and close and stare into his eyes and meet him for the first time. Nurse him, and wrap him up in those soft blankets and smell his little head and pat his little butt.
Then I get a little overwhelmed with how perfect I want things to be. How I'd love to vacuum out the car and how I'm struggling with enough energy to keep the house moderately clean when my brain is telling me I need to scrub the windows. And I feel his little kicks and hiccups and I want him to stay in there a little bit longer and I think "Nope, I'm not ready, I need a few more weeks, stay put little guy" I want a little bit more time to focus solely on Ariana. To be able to make it through open house and the first day of school and not be in the hospital or with a baby who is days old. Because I know those first few days/weeks are hard. Emotionally, physically, hormonally stressful and it takes some time to get into the swing of things and how our family dynamics are going to change.
But whether he comes tomorrow, on his due date (like his sister) or 3 days late (I really hope not) it will all work out.
However it happens, whenever it happens. It will be right. We are ready.


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alright i have tested both the new and old version of razor and the only way i can get past verifying account on this server is by using a diff client other than the one in the download package. only problem with that is if i do that i get cliloc on guild titles and all colors and deco is gone from market. the version i found that works with razor is 5.0.4d if anyone can assist me and many others on how to connect with razor to this shard we would be greatful. and please do not suggest using stealth or injection or easyuo i don't want to sue those i simply want to use razor.
Razor Help please!
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you need administrator help
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no i just need help finding the version of razor that works with the server client or a client i can use that works.
Posted 22 November 2014 - 11:33 PM
no i just need help finding the version of razor that works with the server client or a client i can use that works.
i cant help,im dont use razor
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then stop responding
Posted 29 January 2015 - 08:23 PM
I would like to use razor too, i cant pass after verifying accont, if anyone can help me i would be happy.
I am trying to find another client version that could be able to open on this server, but i cant. I just want to macro
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i don't know how to use stealth or injection to macro
maybe post some good links on how to use them here or
tell us how to log in with razor??????????
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i see there is a new english speaking admin. Well enable us to use razor thats my only request
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Why should Christian formation be a priority for the Church?
Through formation we know ourselves as created in the image of God so that we can represent Christ and the Church. Through formation we nurture a relationship with God to bear witness to him. Through formation we come to know the gifts God has given us to reconcile the world. Formation is a life-long journey, a responsibility of and for all ages – children (0-12), youth (13-18), young adults (18-35), adults (over 35) and older adults (over 65) that happens through a multitude of opportunities for learning and reflection in many contexts – the home, community, congregations, camps, and institutions of higher learning, among others. People are formed by all aspects of their lives, and the Church must claim its role to form who we are as God's people, as members of the Church, and Christ in the world.
Jenifer Gamber is a board member of Forma, Confirmation leader at The Cathedral of the Nativity in Bethlehem, PA and popular retreat leader. She is also the author of "My Faith, My Life: A Teen's Guide to the Episcopal Church," "Your Faith, Your Life: An Invitation to the Episcopal Church" and "Call on Me: A Prayer Book for Young People."


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Decided to play a few services pretending I was BB King this week. Normally I pretend I'm the Edge; but this past week I have been without my main amp head. Not because it broke down, but because the once apple red colored tolex has faded into what looks like the Brady Bunch carpet. And I don't mean that as a joke…that's simply how ugly it is. So, while a very talented friend of mine is working on it, I've been having to use my backup amp. It's also a Holland, but it's the Brentwood model (yes, I admit…I bought it solely because it was named after a community in Hollywood…a community really, really near the Holiday Inn that Al Pacino stays at in Heat…shivers…sad). The Brentwood is 6L6-based, and much more bluesy and American sounding than my main EL84-based head. I usually use it for my pad live, or as my plug straight in amp for small gigs and such. And then whenever my main amp goes down or needs attention, I just buy another EL84-based amp I've been wanting to try out, give it a review, and then gig it until my Holland is ready, and then sell the one I just bought. And I always convince myself that I am actually making money when I buy and sell these 'fill-in-the-gaps' amps. But…uh…as money is really scarce right now, it's not the time to risk the fact that I may in fact be lying to myself. ;)
And there's no rule saying that you have to change styles when you switch it up gear-wise. But I thought it might be a kind of cool opportunity to stretch myself a bit…and to make sure I'm not boring the sweet goodness out of my listeners with my constant 'that sounds like U2 but not as good' riffage. So, for the couple gigs and services I've been without my main amp, I did bring my pedalboard for some of the songs that just have to have effects. But for the most part, I played effectless (I know…just typing that seems like heresy) with just strat into 6L6 amp. And I chose some songs that lended themselves a bit more to a Jeff Buckley ballad style or a BB King blues style. And the one service I played as the lead guitarist, I just told the worship leader, 'Tough, bro. I'm copping jazz tonight. Deal with it.' No, not really… It actually was great timing, and one of the reasons I took the amp in now…because at that church, the stage is getting re-constructed, so we had to have the night service in the coffee shop…perfect for BB King pretences.
('I'm horrible with chords.' –BB King. So humble, yet so much soul. Talk about picking the absolute perfect note every time. BB King can rip your heart out with one bend, over the same chords that a lot of other guys use to play eighty-two double train-whistle bends that barely touch your heart.)
But it was a great experience to force me to change it up. See, you can do it by just telling yourself to change it up. But, I know at least for me, if there's not some difference in the circumstances to force me to, I'll usually forget that I was even trying. hehe But with this, it just made me look at each part of each song like…it was weird, it felt like I was playing out for the first time. You get into the habit of, even if it's a new song, 'Okay, the chords are going here…oh, that's where I play this.' And this past week, it allowed me to look at everything in a new way. And it was really, really fun. Which is a really important part that we don't talk about very often.
So, maybe it's a good thing to try every once in a while. Plug straight in for a bit, or force yourself to turn your amp up too loud so you have to nurse your volume knob as you play to help your dynamic mindset, or leave a delay on an untimed setting (low mix, of course) and force yourself to play with it, or change guitars to one you don't use as much, or do all your lead work on acoustic one day, or whatever. Now, make sure the conditions are correct for you to experiment…if the worship leader has chosen 'I am Free', don't say, 'Oh, sorry bro. I'm not allowing myself to turn on my delay pedal today.' Or if it's a gig and a song you guys have written, you'll literally kill (as in, they will die) your band if you decide today is the day for your flanger to be your 'always on' pedal. (Come to think of it, flange should just never be on. ;) ) But if the conditions lend themselves to it, it can really refresh your mindset to change it up.
And for the record, would BB King have been impressed with my stellar, seeping with emotion out of the riff's pores if riffs had pores, blues riffs? Eh…probably not so much. I think I did the same bend like, 6 times. He'd probably say something akin to what Edge would say if he ever heard me play (sorry, letting my personal fantasies get in the way here again). I always get excited when I have this dream…but then, right at the best part when Edge opens his mouth to congratulate me on my 'owning it', he says something like, 'You know, I really like my 'Walk On' riff. And you…uh…found a way to fit it into every song. Four times each. Good…uh…job.'


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Kusa "Llama Fleece" Jacket by Cotopaxi
Okay, I'm back in the saddle after a hiatus, buried under all sorts of other work here at ATM. There are so many cool designs to recommend, I'm going to start slowly and build back to bigger lists over the month.
I found this new, super socially minded company, Cotopaxi, before the Holidays and bought this jacket, which is super light and made with - yup -hollow fiber llama fleece: "It still insulates when wet. It won't compress, clump, or mat with time. And it won't shrink when washed. Additionally, llama wool's hypoallergenic fibers won't cause irritation. Its antimicrobial fibers don't retain body odors." Turns out, it works.
It has become the only jacket I've worn in the past two months and I love that I've found a new design that's not from a shop I've already known for years. I wear it with a sweater underneath on cold days and by itself on these mild winter days here in NYC.
The Kusa comes in two colorways with an eye catching shiny DWR finish, as well as a full zip and half zip style. It's unisex, but they have a full range of sizes for smaller women up to bigger men. It's worth checking out, along with Cotopaxi's other offerings.


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Sir Robert Thompson advises President Nixon
In a report prepared at the request of President Nixon, counterinsurgency expert Sir Robert Thompson explains that smashing the Viet Cong is a prerequisite for solving the political troubles of South Vietnam. After a five-week secret mission to Saigon in September and early October at the request of the president, Thompson reported that U.S. and Allied intelligence and police efforts had failed to destroy the Communist subversive apparatus in South Vietnam. His report concluded that success in other areas of pacification could not solve the basic political problems of South Vietnam after the withdrawal of the bulk of U.S. forces as long as the Viet Cong apparatus remained virtually intact.


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Beginning in the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, you will ride through the heart of the capital, out into Surrey and back again. It'll push you to your limits as you climb up Leith and Box hill in rural Surrey. You will then cruise back into central London and ride down The Mall, finishing in front of the iconic Buckingham Palace.
This spectacular event offers something for all, whether you want to cheer on a loved one, give yourself a challenge, or are a committed cyclist looking for an exciting day out - Prudential RideLondon has it all.
This year's Prudential RideLondon - Surrey will be held on Sunday 4th August 2019. Join our team to help disadvantaged children and young people in the UK.
Our cyclists are a very special group of people so as a thank you for riding for us, we offer the following support package:
Entry for this incredible event is just £25. We ask riders to raise a minimum of £475 to support the work of Action for Children.
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If you're lucky enough to be awarded a ballot place, we would be delighted if you chose to join our team. There's no minimum sponsorship and all you have to do to sign up is email us saying you'd like to join the Action for Children cycling team. Easy as that!
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Entertainment for young guests
Children are welcome guests at the thermal baths. Especially in the summer months when the spacious spa park is open, our young guests can really let off steam on the large playing field under shady trees. In good weather an entertainment programme is offered for children every weekend in June, July and August at the thermal baths.
Parents who want to visit the thermal baths without the children to spend a bit of time as a couple or simply have some time to themselves, are in good hands at Terme Merano/Therme Meran, as are their children. As at the crèche, the children are lovingly taken care of by our qualified child-minders while you treat yourself to a massage, use our Private Spa, work out in the Fitness Center or relax in one of the pools.
The crèche at the thermal baths is a little bit of paradise for children. There is a huge amount to experience and explore and new friends are quickly made. The numerous toys, mainly made from wood and other natural materials, provide top entertainment, it's impossible to be bored!
Children aged between 2 and 10 are supervised in the crèche at the thermal baths. This childcare is free for all visitors to Terme Merano/Therme Meran.


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Since I deal with hyperpigmentation (sunspots) and uneven skin tone, I was looking forward to using the Clarisonic Sonic Radiance Cleansing Device Customization Set. The system is supposed to treat and reduce dark spots and overall pigmentation. It includes an AM and PM cleanser, serum, and a Radiance brush head to be used with a Clarisonic device.
According to Sephora's website:
The AM Skin Illuminating Cleanser brightens and removes impurities.
The PM Skin Renewing Peel Wash supports natural skin turnover.
The Brightening Activator Serum fades and combats dark spots, age spots, and acne-induced discoloration while providing intense hydration.
My experience using the system:
The PM cleanser is more like gel and doesn't foam up, which made getting makeup off a little difficult. I wished it was more like the AM foaming cream cleanser because that one feels like it really cleans the dirt off from the end of the day. But since introducing an oil cleanser that dissolves makeup and dirt as the first step before using the PM cleanser, it has not been an issue.
There is a warning about the PM wash. It contains an alpha hydroxy acid (AHA) that may increase your skin's sensitivity to the sun and the possibility of sunburn. When I first started the Sonic Radiance program, my face did get slightly pink and then it seemed to get used to the product. Definitely wear sunscreen (always!) and limit exposure to the sun when you are starting this set.
After using it, my face looked brighter and more even. In the initial phase, as my skin was getting more "radiant", my sunspots seemed more apparent. Perhaps it was from the contrast between the lighter skin and my dark spots. It seemed as if the products were working quicker and more effectively on my "normal" skin than on the darker pigmentation. Eventually, the look of my hyperpigmentation slightly softened, too. The Sonic Radiant products didn't get rid of my dark spots entirely, but they definitely improved the look of my skin and reduced the hyperpigmentation. (I ended up lasering the most apparent sunspot, and I will share about that experience in a future post!) People totally noticed a difference in my face. One of my friends asked, "Are you getting paler??" We took a photo at dinner, and my face was way more white than usual. So I would say that this does make your skin look more radiant, but it also seemed to lighten my skin. Which may or may not be your thing. Anyway, please see the (really flattering) before and after photos below. Picture one proves that it IS all about the angles- I look like a potato head in a mugshot.
Despite the whiter skin, I still use Sonic Radiance products. The benefits of evening out my skin tone and fading my dark spots even convinced me to get another mini Sonic Radiance device customization set when it was a Sephora free rewards option. We will see what happens with extended use!
The makeup bag is from the Banana Republic Outlet Store for $8.99. Adorable!
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Una serata venexiana
Capella de la Torre
Katharina Bäuml, shawm and direction
Deutsche Harmonia Mundi, 2017
Una Serata Venexiana: the Programme
It is a rich programme the one that Katharina Bäuml and her ensemble Capella de la Torre has chosen for their recording Una serata venexiana ("an evening in Venice"), an exquisite album collecting music that has been composed in Venice or that has a close connection with the city on the lagoon because it has been printed or frequently performed there. The twenty-three pieces of the tracklist have been composed between the 16th and the 17th century, when the musical tastes were slowly abandoning the Renaissance in favour of the Baroque, a period that in Venice was characterized by the activity of one of the most important composers of all time, Claudio Monteverdi, who in 1613 became maestro di cappella of St Mark's and that from that moment onwards highly influenced the musical life of La Serenissima with his imposing presence.
Rare Music by Little Known Composers
Monteverdi's music is not included in Una serata venexiana, as the album explores the world of long forgotten composers as Gasparo Zanetti (Aria del Gran Duca, La Bergamasca), Niccolò Piffaro (Di lassar tuo divo aspetto), Marco Uccellini (Sonata seconda "La Luciminia contenta"), Francesco Patavino (Dillà dal'acqua, Le pur morte feragu/Venni gia la Bergamasca) and above all the celebrated Orlando di Lasso (Susanne ung jour) and Salomone Rossi (Sinfonia à 5, Sinfonia grave, Gagliarda detta la Massara).
These and the other composers were not all active in Venice, but they lived and worked in different cities of the Italian peninsula: the major part of them had links to Northern cities and courts as Padua, Modena and Mantua, but in some cases they lived in the South, as Diego Ortiz (Recercada Ruggero), a Spanish composer active at the court of Naples, and the one who took his post, Andrea Falconieri (Passacaglia), and in one case abroad, as Orlando di Lasso wrote the piece Susanne ung jour for the Munich court.
Una Serata Venexiana: the Performance
The purpose of Una serata venexiana is to make the listener «imagine winds and strings competing with their art in the relaxed atmosphere of a tavern». Actually, the recording shows an extraordinary balance or better a contraposition between the two groups of instruments, a contraposition that gives a peculiar "colour" to the recording and that ideally links together all the pieces, even those where one of the instruments seems to have the better of the others, as it happens with the violin in Uccellini's Sonata seconda, a virtuosic, even "reckless" composition superbly played by violinist Anne Schumann, and with the recorder (Hildegard Wippermann) in Fabritio Caroso's delightful La Villanella Balletto.
Every piece is stylishly performed. Capella de la Torre is an extremely skilled and accomplished ensemble that really knows how to perform this music in an appealing way without relying on something risky as fast tempos. It is actually a sort of Mediterranean laziness one of the main features of Una serata venexiana and in this approach the title is truly, completely explained.
Evening and Relaxation
The pieces in themselves are not connected with the idea of "evening", but it is conjured up also by the mood of the compositions, a mood that sometimes is thoughtful (the anonymous Pan de miglio caldo), some others melancholic (Falconeri's Passacalle), but also cheerful (Giacomo Spiardo's Suono del Ballo de Cigni) and irony (Di lassar tuo divo aspetto) and that is usually influenced by a noble state of mind as in the Aria di Gran Duca, to which it seems to belong preferably despite its popular origins, or from Giacomo Gastoldi's motet Domine ad adjuvandum me.
The sense of relaxation of all these pieces reminds easily of the mood of someone who finally finds a moment to divert his mind from the troubles of the day and to enjoy something that was not possible to enjoy before, possibly in the "tavern" mentioned by the booklet notes. In this way, the circle is closed and the atmosphere of this recording has a good explanation.
Indeed Una serata venexiana is an inspiring recording offering an amazing selection of early music that is rarely heard and that it is superbly exalted by the performance of Capella de la Torre. It is really easy to imagine to be in Venice and to wander in its calli while listening to this fine and original recording.


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The Lumia 920 - what does it mean to you?
Even worse, there's only a loose relationship among the different numbered devices. Unlike the Samsung Galaxy S II and Galaxy S3, which denotes a change in generation, the Lumias 710 and 900 came out after the 800; the 820 has more in common with the Lumia 920 than it does with the Lumia 800. Where's the logic in that?
Yes, it's true that "Lumia" is itself a name (and one that got Nokia in a bit of trouble at first).
However, "Lumia" is meant to usefully distinguish the phonemaker's Windows Phone line from its Asha family of Symbian smartphones, the same way that Samsung is now stamping "Ativ" on its Windows phones and "Galaxy" on its Android set.
And it could be worse. After all, Nokia could have easily called its first Lumia, the Lumia 800, the "Nokia L800" instead.
The alternative argument is to look at the string of names that HTC gave to its Android devices. For anyone with even the slightest degree of cynicism, names such as the Sensation and Vivid are more likely to evoke titters than aspirations.
Have Nokia perhaps struck the right balance by giving flair to a whole range under a unified name, rather than giving an oddly pretentious name to every single device?
What do you think, do you prefer names or numbers?


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This week on The Match Beyond Podcast, I welcome former ROH World Champion, NJPW Intercontinential Champion, & PWG Tag Champion, "Unbreakable" Michael Elgin for a great interview. Michael & I discuss his current health after the freak eye injury he suffered recently and how he feels now after surgery. We discuss how his new promotion, Glory Pro, came to be and what he hopes to accomplish with it. Michael opens up in depth about how he felt his pursuit for the ROH World Title went and if he was happy when he finally won it. His answers are very honest and may surprise you. We talk about working the New Japan style and how much he enjoys it. We discuss the psychology behind his epic Ladder Match with Kenny Omega this past summer. We also get a couple fan questions in at the end of the show and so much more! You will really enjoy this interview.
You can listen to the interview via the following link: https://tjrwrestling.podbean.com/e/the-match-beyond-podcast-episode-13-unbreakable-michael-elgin-interview/
You can also listen on iTunes by searching TJRWrestling. Be sure to subscribe as well!
Send all feedback to @KTankTMB on Twitter and check out @MichaelElgin25, @GloryPro2017, & @VIP_Wrestling as well!


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Dodge has just unveiled the new 2015 Dodge Charger Pursuit, which is basically a tuned version of the regular Charger made for law enforcement.
It's powered by either a 3.6-liter that produce 292 horsepower and 260 pound-feet of torque, or a 5.7-liter HEMI V8 that produces 370 hp and 390 lb-ft. According to Dodge, the massive HEMI engine is powerful enough to boost the Charger Pursuit along from 0 to 60 miles per hour in less than six seconds even loaded down with equipment.
Even law enforcement wants to save fuel, which it can do thanks to the V8's four-cylinder mode that helps it achieve an expected 26 miles to the gallon.
Inside, the driver-focused interior has been upgraded with high-tech equipment, including a 7-inch full-color multi-view instrument gauge cluster, a next-gen Uconnect 5.0 system with 5-inch touchscreen, and standard Bluetooth.
The best part? Most of it is just like the stock Charger. Sure, the Pursuit has fancy paintwork and some extra toys, but it's a 2015 Dodge Charger at heart, the kind you can find at any dealership—like Corwin Dodge!


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We at DAS have been moving new vehicles to dealers for years. Expanding our reach and volume around the world has given us a success story to share when good news is hard to come by. Utilizing leading-edge technology for global vehicle transportation, DAS is proud to provide this destination-to-dealer distribution.
Dallas, TX (PRWEB) October 27, 2008
DAS breaks out of the pack during a challenging time for the automotive industry with its long term contract supplying railhead destination-to-dealer deliveries from Chrysler's 2nd largest in volume facility. Since the Automobile Industry has been especially hit hard with the economic struggles affecting the country; this opportunity is an exciting move towards a brighter future, not only for DAS, but many local area employees and their families.
October 1 launched the beginning of a three year contract between Chrysler, LLC and Dependable Auto Shippers, Inc. making DAS responsible for moving 60,000+ newly manufactured Chrysler brand vehicles from the Dallas/Fort Worth, Texas railhead facility to various dealers located in the area. The DFW destination railhead facility delivers the 2nd largest annual volume of newly manufactured Chrysler vehicles.
"This good news is particularly pleasant to share with DAS employees, drivers, and the local workforce as a whole who stand to gain from this significant contract between auto industry giant Chrysler and Dependable Auto Shippers," says Mike Mitchell, Director of Commercial Business Development for DAS. Mike adds, "We are excited about our partnership with such a prestigious top three automaker giant like Chrysler, Dodge and Jeep. This brings a boost in morale supported by our great expectations for an upswing in our wounded economy."
John Roehll, Executive Vice President of Sales and Marketing for DAS, said, "We at DAS have been moving new vehicles to dealers for years. Expanding our reach and volume around the world has given us a success story to share when good news is hard to come by. Utilizing leading-edge technology for global vehicle transportation, DAS is proud to provide this destination-to-dealer distribution."
DAS also provides unrivaled dedication and performance with its world class corporate relocation services and retail sales. Mr. Mitchell adds, "Partnering with Chrysler LLC. makes being one of the leaders in Auto Transportation since 1954 particularly satisfying. DAS takes great pride in the company's dedication to providing high-quality service and remains grateful to have received this long term opportunity to demonstrate unrivaled dedication and performance in vehicle relocation."
About Dependable Auto Shippers:
Dependable Auto Shippers, Inc. (http://www.dasautoshippers.com) is one of the United States' largest privately owned providers of vehicle relocation services. Founded in 1954, Dependable Auto Shippers operates from its headquarters in Texas, with branch offices in Chicago, New Jersey, California, and Florida. Using a network of 95+ terminals worldwide, DAS ships cars, trucks, vans, and motorcycles around the world.
With a variety of different auto transport vehicles to choose from, a customer can choose to have their vehicle shipped in an enclosed truck, or delivered to the smallest side street on a flat-bed. DAS offers the convenience of either door-to-door pick-up and delivery, or pick-up and delivery to a terminal. For more information about auto shipping with DAS, visit http://www.dasautoshippers.com.


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When I worked at Betsey Johnson, she popped open bottles of champagne on a daily basis…which was odd to me because I had always felt like champagne was such an occasional beverage choice. Almost like there was an unspoken rule that you could only drink champagne on anniversaries and at weddings. However, ever since the Fourth of July, my thought process has been slightly altered: drink champagne when you feel like it [which, apparently for Betsey, was mid-afternoon M-F…to each her own]. However, this weekend IS a reason to start celebrating! This evening our friend, Drew graduates from the Police Academy after months and months and months of training. Felicidades! Also, this Saturday is the 10th Annual Music City Brewers Fest, so we have lots of out-of-town friends coming in to play. Happy, happy.
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Food for thought. Place a raisin in a fresh glass of champagne and it will bounce from top to bottom. Kehl. -Wo


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General Dentistry
At Northwest Family Dental, we know and understand that everyone needs dental work and routine care in order to maintain their overall dental health. Whether it's a scheduled professional cleaning, a filling, or a specialty procedure, there are many reasons an individual or a family may need to see a dentist. For this reason we offer a variety of general dental services to help in any of these situations.
However since going to the dentist is not always the most enjoyable experience and can sometimes-even anxiety provoking. Here at Northwest Family Dental we aim to make each and every visit smooth and relaxing.
That is the reason our staff aims to make every visit for both you and your family a good one, and the visit is smooth and relaxing. Here are just a few of the services that we offer at our general dentistry practice Professional Teeth Cleaning, Dental Fillings, Teeth Whitening, Dental Crowns & Implants, Teeth Extraction, Dental Bonding, Root Canal Treatments, Bridges, and much more.
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Our staff at Northwest Family Dental is ready to give you and your family our full attention, highest level of care, and comfort regardless of the situation that you may be facing. We are confident that after using our services you and your family will be satisfied with the results and will never look for another dental team.
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- This Southern California water purveyor (Antelope Valley) will punish "users" who go above "average" use.
- This one (California Water) has developed a water budget for each household
In the second case, it's common to include headcounts (gathered one way or another) as well as landscaping area. I dislike this system because "lawns" have a right to a budget allocation, just the same as people. I think people are more important.*** Further, budgets are VERY expensive to implement, given their data intensity.
As I've said before, I'd set one price of water for all use and raise that price in drought to prevent shortages. Higher prices will cut down on outdoor "waste." Would they penalize the poor? Not if they have a low per capita use (and thus low per capita bill). My suggestion of rebating excess revenues is also progressive, as it creates a net transfer from heavy to light users.
Why don't water managers take my advice? First, I think they like taking "off-the-shelf" solutions from consultants (like those above), rather than trying new ideas (even if those have been used for hundreds of years in other sectors). Second, I think they dislike the idea of setting one price and allowing customers to choose their use (this is why there are water cops [funny!] rather than higher prices). Third, they are "not allowed" to collect too much money, but this is untrue, given the long-standing use of "rate stabilization funds," etc.
Bottom Line: Don't manage my water use. Manage demand for the whole system.
* The American fear of "being counted" has been attributed to concerns about privacy, vulnerability to exploitation, and/or the return of the AntiChrist ("And he causeth all, both small and great, rich and poor, free and bond, to receive a mark in their right hand, or in their foreheads" -- Rev 13:16). Here's a rebuttal.
** Social security numbers are supposed to be used for retirement, but they are used by banks et al. to track accounts and avoid tax fraud. That practice is semi-legal but tolerated because America has no national identification card scheme. That lack (see *) complicates welfare, voting, and many other government programs.
*** Los Angeles Water and Power has a perverse system of subsidizing lawns without helping people.
H/T to JF


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Disability Resource Center
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While WIU maintains compliance with ADA standards, recently, Facilities Management added a universal design statement to the WIU design guidelines that all architectural and engineering firms doing business with WIU must follow. Additionally, accessibility is one of the major components in the University's Master Plan Strategic Renovation Matrix, a tool used to determine renovation priorities on campus.
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This one may not work as well – but here goes…
(and I should point out that my primary personal project is still going on behind the scenes!)
Somewhere between the cosplay artists and the political activists – I know (even FB-know) a LOT of warrior people – maybe even a ninja?)
so let's do it – What's your warrior face? Figurative or literal? What do YOU fight for?


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I came to Bloodborne very, very late. But here I am now, using YouTube to help guide my way. Because here's the dirty truth I've had to admit to myself often: I'm not very good at videogames.
Part of this is merely a function of time: Mine is limited, therefore my ability to explore as many options as I can to success is limited. Part of this is about who I am: I like to work with people on problems. Otherwise, I generally blunt force my way through an issue in a videogame-enough weapons, enough rankings, I'll make it through, right?
Bloodborne doesn't work like that. You either learn or you die. So I've been schooling at YouTube to get better. However, even that doesn't always work, sometimes I just have to grind my lessons into my fingers.
I was exploring a new area, getting some tips from the internet so I wouldn't miss anything and I was doing quite well. I had 100,000 Blood Souls-which is the name for currency in the game-the most I had ever had. I was feeling pretty confident about my progress but I knew I needed to find a checkpoint soon so I could translate my money into levels. In Bloodborne, if you die, you lose all your money and you have one chance to get it back. Miss that chance and it's gone forever.
Long story short: I died. And then I missed that chance. No reboot, no extra saves, no nothing. Everything I earned: gone. Sooooo, shit happens, right?
Right. The question is: Why do I keep going back to this game that is punishing me? Because the punishments are brutal. Yet I shrugged this failure off and started again, no problem.
The answer is twofold and I believe one relies on the other. First, the game feels fair. Mistakes that are made are inevitably the fault of the player-I can almost immediately identify, when I die, where I went wrong. (Where I went wrong is almost always the result of overconfidence).
Second, the design of the game is impeccable. As gloomy and foreboding as the atmosphere in Bloodborne is, they provide opportunities for players to solve problems. The design is there in service to the game, not the other way around. Once that basic design is there, all the additional flourishes that make the world one that looks lived in (or really, died in) become much easier to lego on. I've been able to figure out ways to handle enemies or explore areas on my own working out my own paths that when I read or watch other players' experiences, do not mirror theirs. Sometimes, sure. But not always.
The design of the game is such that it feels fair and it feeling fair all the time means that the design of the game allows it to have such a high bar of difficulty. I don't lose because the game tricked me, I lose because I didn't execute properly.
However, that's why I keep playing. The reason it works is because of the design of the game. Bloodborne's environment is one of Victorian Gothic inside a Chuthlu shell. The gameplay, however, could be dropped into any visual environment and still work. When I speak of the design here I'm talking about the mechanical structures that give people the tools to work in whatever world they are dropped in to as players.
Now, there are some real problems with Bloodborne, specifically the lack of an instruction manual. I know, there's a digital copy but navigating that via the PS4 interface is a massive pain in the ass that nobody should have to put up with just to play a game.
So, what does this have to do with Magic, really?
The same thing it might have to do with anything: Excellent fundamental mechanics show.
When Wizards produces really interesting mechanics, those allow players to explore the game and do things people aren't expecting.
When they adhere too closely to archetypes for draft, players are presented with solved problems and solved problems are boring. When they fail to provide interesting cards for Constructed formats at rarities that everyone can afford, they are channeling players into a mindset that says that A) Rares are always the best thing and B) you need to pay to play, which solves problems and solved problems are boring.
That isn't to say that Magic design is easy. Designing anything is difficult and when that design succeeds, most people don't even notice. "The Draft environment for Battle for Zendikar is great!" but why? That goes unnoticed. "Modern Constructed with Oath of the Gatewatch is screwed!" and why? Because there wasn't enough testing of the design of those cards with Modern in mind.
Now, WotC has repeatedly said that their focus is on having a dynamic Standard environment (which hasn't happened with the new block), so it's a little unfair to blame them for cards that perform much better when allowed to access a bigger card pool.
Except. This is possibly the biggest board game in the world. There are game stores that exist because of Magic and subsist on that game and nothing else. Design and testing of their product-the foundation upon which the game exists-should be the thing they are always, always doing.
Yet we get sets like Modern Masters 2, which was an awful draft environment. Or we get sets like Battle for Zendikar, which did nothing to change the Standard constructed environment.
Maybe the shift to two set blocks took more of a toll than the public realized? Perhaps things will stabilize out and we'll see some improved design with the new Innistrad block or the next Conspiracy set.
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Every week this summer, CJSW takes you behind the mic in the booth to spotlight one of our amazing programmers. This week's spotlight programmer is Sean Willett, who guides you through The Lost World from 10 p.m. to 11 p.m. on Tuesday evenings. Sean chatted about donairs, dinosaurs and dark music. Interview by Melanie Woods.
What program do you host and what does it focus on?
I host the Lost World, which is a program on Tuesday nights from 10 p.m. to 11 p.m. and it is about a lot of different genres. But generally genres that fall within the post-rock galaxy of music. So think like post-rock, post-metal, drone, shoegaze. I might sometimes branch into other types of experimental long-form music, but in general most of the songs that I play are long, dark, moody and often without vocals. The sound's sort of shifted throughout the months. The original incarnation of the show, which I hosted a couple of years ago, I played a lot more folk and punk. But since then my musical tastes have changed and my personal catalogue of music has expanded. So I focus more and more on the sort of niche genres, the things you don't hear as often on any radio station. So that sort of longer form, more atmospheric sound.
There's also a fun aspect to your show, right?
I do have a fun aspect to my show, since the music isn't always described as fun. I have a weekly segment where I talk about palaeontology news. So I sort of style the show as this sort of guide to this forbidden world of weird and inaccessible music genres, and that I'm your host through this lost world. And a part of that is I also fill you in on the lost world of palaeontology. The lost world of the distant past. Usually this ends up being a spotlight on some groundbreaking research or a new discovery, whether that's a new species or a new finding that makes us think of the past in a different light.
How do you choose what dinosaurs you focus on?
So i used to do a lot more dinosaurs. The first incarnation of the show was just pick a dinosaur species and focus on it week-to-week. But it turns out that a lot of dinosaur species get "samey" from week to week. So I ended up switching to just palaeontology news because I think that a cool aspect of it is having the show be a way to keep in touch with this very evolving and growing scientific field that most people probably don't have an excuse to keep in touch with on a regular basis. So it's this peek into this world of science that, despite studying things that are pretty unchanging, a very dynamic and exciting science. So I have my own networks, I have a degree in natural sciences and I studied a lot of palaeontology in my degree, so I have my own little news channels and such that I monitor every week to look for the most interesting news. Sometimes I pick something that's very objectively very cool and bombastic, like they discovered a new giant crocodile that used to eat dinosaurs. But oftentimes I just like to focus on the smaller things. Like, oh they discovered the oldest living relative to vertebrates or they discovered that something they thought was an amphibian was actually a fish and I try to put these things into context and explain why they're important. Because I think to most people these things seem sort of irrelevant, but I like to explain why in fact they are relevant and why they let us understand more about where we came from and maybe even where we're going.
How do you curate what tunes you play?
For the music, it's different from week to week. I have my own backlog of music that I like. But there's always new stuff coming out every week. And I try to stay on top of that by reading blogs, searching around sites like Bandcamp and Soundcloud and by, of course, staying up to date with the selections picked by Whitney and the other music reviewers here at CJSW. But for me, recently it's been a lot of going through the history of genres like post-rock and post-metal, identifying very notable bands from the past, notable upcoming bands and keeping a list of bands that I keep tabs on to see if they're producing more music and using those as a jumping off point to get to other bands and other sounds that would work for the show.
How long have you hosted the program?
The current incarnation of the show I've been hosting since February I believe. It's definitely been evolving and being refined as I've went. I used to host this show a couple of years ago, I think that was back in 2014. although man, that wasn't that long ago but I guess that I have a pretty bad memory. But I hosted for about a year before I had to stop and focus on some other stuff. But I came back to the station and wanted to host it again and instead of hosting an entirely new show I decided that I wanted to start right back up where I left off with The Lost Word.
What is your favourite thing about CJSW?
Well, probably the fact that they allow me to play 20-minute-long songs. I don't think that a lot of radio stations would allow me to do that. But other than that, I'd have to say the people. I think the people are what makes me come back time and time again. They're the thing that differentiates CJSW from any other sort of organization in Calgary and really makes it something unique and something that I find really accepting and very inspiring. CJSW makes me want to do better, it makes me want to make my show better and it makes me want to find better music to put out for fans of the show and fans of CJSW.
Last — and most important — what is your favourite sandwich?
I've thought about this, and I'd have to say it's the donair. A beef donair, when I say donair I don't mean that as a disambiguation, I mean a donair with sweet sauce, with lettuce, tomatoes, pickles, hummus, all that good stuff. My favourite place to go after a late night, not-quite-sober snack is always going to be a donair place and I just get a standard beef donair and tell them to load it up with everything. Shawarma King is my favourite donair place right now, but I'm open to having that change in the future as I make new discoveries and try new things.
Tune in to Sean's show The Lost World, every Tuesday from 10 p.m. to 11 p.m. on CJSW 90.9 FM, and online at cjsw.com.


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I think the "dark triples" approach fizzled out. My take is that we're not ready to standardize context mechanisms yet, but still have hopes of prototyping my ideas in this area, which aren't vastly different from what I think you're describing. I think that reification, or a variation of it, can be used (in a prototype implementation) to encode the triples that aren't asserted. In the longer run, a standard solution may call for something more "hard-wired", with scope for optimization. I think this might come about without invalidating/isolating the prototype approaches. #g -- At 10:59 PM 11/2/02 +0100, Danny Ayers wrote: >Hi folks, > >Did any kind of consensus, or even decision (!?) result from Pat's 'dark >triples' suggestion [1] etc. earlier in the year (or any other of the >familiar context discussions)? I've had a look through the archives and as >usual the threads are hard to follow. I'm wondering because I'm running up >against this thing again. > >If there isn't anything sorted or on the cards in this area, I'd appreciate >comments on the following first crack hackiness for a context vocabulary. >I've not really got a grip on the reification angle with it yet, but the use >I'm after is really just to be able to tag triples (make 'em quads in >memory), and it'd be nice to do it in a moderately sound fashion. > >Just three terms (the pseudo-schemas are undoubtedly way out) : context, >contains, contents > >*context* - a group of statements (identified collectively by a single URI) >with which a particular statement can be associated. In practice this would >usually be > >[triple]-context->[RDF file] > >Property "context" > domain Resource > range Statement > inverseOf contains > > >*contains* - the other way around, > >[RDF file]-contains->[triple] > >Property "contains" > domain Statement > range Resource > > >*contents* - a list/collection whatever of (references to) the statements to >be identified by a given URI (i.e. the triples in a file) > >Property "contents" > domain Bag > range Resource > >[RDF file]-contents->[s1, s2...] > >The first of these is probably all that I'd need, but the second insisted on >coming along. The third heard there was a party. >When I started thinking of a way around this, the first thing that came to >mind was a Context class, akin to a collection/bag, instances of which could >be used to identify a file but with this it seemed to get messy a lot >quicker... >I'm pretty sure I'm badly conflating the unreified/reified triples here, and >it does seem like it goes a bit beyond what can be expressed in RDF(S) alone >(i.e. a minilayer on top) but I'm hoping that something usable won't be far >away. I'm willing to bet there's something along these lines already, but I >can think of worse ways to spend a Sunday evening. > >Cheers, >Danny. > >[1] http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/w3c-rdfcore-wg/2002Mar/0253.html > > >----------- >Danny Ayers > >Semantic Web Log : >http://www.citnames.com/blog ------------------- Graham Klyne <firstname.lastname@example.com>Received on Thursday, 14 November 2002 07:46:34 UTC
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I have seen so many cute little gift cards made with Nestibilites and decided this was a good time to try one - Cut the purple card stock with the largest scallop, then a red with one step down, then the image with one step down from that! Love how it came together. I doodled the red card stock with white gel pen, and then doodled the edge of the image with the Copic multi-liner.
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I hope you will check out the challenge over at the PCP Alota Group - Helene has some fabulous prizes up for grabs, and the shaped cards are just amazing - alot more shape and thought than my little scallops! LOL
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