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Charming Residence Detached, 2 floors, separate entrance, in a charming property
from ₱4834/Night (rates)
8 people
3 Bed and Breakfast
Liveable floor area : 450m²
Ground surface : 1500m²
3 Bed and Breakfast
Liveable floor area : 450m²
Ground surface : 1500m²
Swimming poolParkingHigh chair
- View : Unobscured, swimming pool, garden/park, courtyard, Vineyards
- Kids welcome
- Setting : Grape region, Historical
- Forest at 10km
- Thalasso, Festival, Horse riding, Culture
Gîtes de France : 4 ears Charmance Touristic region : discover Beaujolais
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Le Clos Kris-LysAdvert 40885Lantignié - Rhône - France
The guest rooms
2 guests
Ideal for couples
2 guests
Ideal for couples
4 guests
Ideal for family
1. Room
2 people 2 adultsLiveable floor area : 30m²Ideal for couples
Description Room
Interior layout at guests disposal : 1 shower room, 1 toilets
Sleeps - bed(s) : 1 queen-size bed(s), 1 baby cradle
View : Swimming pool, garden/park
Exposure : North
Guest facilities and furnishings : Wifi, wardrobe, hair dryer, heated towel rail, electric heating
baby equipment : High chair, infant tub, baby potty, stroller
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Beach towels
Single family home
Cleaning on departure
Yard/swimming pool maintenance
Airport transfers
Baby sitting₱620
Guest table7 X / per week₱1673
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Kids welcome
Present on site : pets
Cell phone network coverage
Water : hot/cold
Local voltage supply : 220-240V / 50Hz
Electricity supply : mains
Booking conditions
Reservation :
Payment made upon reservation : 30% of rental sum
rentals :
Service charges included
Day tax included
Cleaning charge on departure included
Anticipated supplement for : supplementary bed(s)
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Advert details 40885
Assets Residence and castle
Swimming pool : Private swimming pool, rectangular (length 8m, width 4m), heated, illuminated, submerged beach access, child secure
Parking : Parking uncovered : 3 off road.
baby equipment : High chair, infant tub, baby potty, stroller
Leisure, Surroundings, Location Charming House 40885
Leisure Lantignié - Rhône - Beaujolais
Specific activities on site or less than 3 miles :
HORSE RIDING Rhône
THALASSO Lantignié
FESTIVAL Lantignié
CULTURE Rhône Alpes
Leisure activities less than 12 miles : Bathing, sailing, golf, tennis, riding school, pony club, pathway/broadwalk, hiking, mountain bike (path), Microlights, flying (club), horse trecking, ATV/Quad Bike, go-karting, acrobranch
Supervised : Sailing school, tennis school, riding school
Attractions and relaxation : Bar/pub, discotheque, restaurant, movie theater, zoo/animal park, historical site, museum, theater, festivals, cellar and wine tasting, thalassotherapy center, beauticians
SurroundingsCountryside - Beaujolais
COUNTRYSIDE VACATION Touristic region : Beaujolais
Locality :
Public swimming pool at 10km
Public tennis court at 1km
18 hole golf course at 20km
Watersports centre at 20km
Stretch of water at 10km
Forest at 10km
Amenities :
Village center at 1km
Downtown at 1km
Bike/mountain bike hire at 1km
Car rental at 20km
Breadstore at 1km
Caterer at 1km
Local stores at 1km
Supermarket at 10km
Hairdressing salon at 1km
Mail office at 1km
Bank at 1km
ATM at 1km
Drugstore at 1km
Doctor at 1km
Nurse at 1km
Hospital at 15km
Dispensary at 10km
Location AccessResidence and castle Lantignié
La Thuillière
69430 LantigniéRhône Alpes
GPS coordinates of the city
Latitude 46°8'47.4"N
Longitude 4°37'19.524"E
Access routes Bed and Breakfast 40885
at 10km / 10min.
Freeway (exit) A6 Sortie BELLEVILLE
Belleville, Rhône, Rhône Alpes, France
at 20km / 20min.
Railroad station Mâcon Loché TGV
Mâcon, Saône et Loire, Burgundy, France
at 60km / 50min.
Airport Lyon St Exupery
Lyon, Rhône, Rhône Alpes, France
Cities close by
Belleville (10km)
Lyon (50km)
Mâcon (20km)
Close to Torrenchain, Arcon, Mont Tourveon, Ruisseau Trambouze, Gare de Perrache, Ruisseau Talenchant, Foret de Chapaize, Michaud, Foret de Seillon, Gare de Vaise, Ruisseau le Peynon, Bois du Grand Charmay, Gare des Brotteaux, Chateau de Corcheval, Bois de Verze, Mont d'Or, Menthon, Chenevoux, Ruisseau de Lavaux, Reyssouze, Bois d'Ajoux
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We've been having some beautiful autumn weather here in the midwest! One of the perks of this semi-chilly weather is opening my windows and airing out the house. So, I thought I would fill my home, and some of the outside, with the smells of fall and you can't do that without making something with cinnamon, cloves, and pumpkin!
This was a pinterest inspired recipe so the only credit I can take is following the directions and baking it, but I can assure you it taste amazing! I find a lot of inspiration through pinterest, but I usually go off the beaten path and do my own thing, whether it be a recipe or DIY project. Most of the time it's a home run but there has been a couple of times where I should have just stuck to the directions, but that's what makes it fun and your own!
- ½ cup butter
- 1 cup dark brown sugar
- 1 cup canned pumpkin puree (the puree, NOT pumpkin pie filling!) *I used Pumpkin pie filling and it turned out fine!
- 2 eggs
- 1 & ½ tsp ground cinnamon
- ½ tsp ground ginger
- ¼ tsp ground nutmeg
- ¼ tsp ground cloves
- 1 tsp baking powder
- 1 tsp baking soda
- 1 tsp salt
- 1 & ½ cups all-purpose flour
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Liberally grease a 9″ loaf pan with cooking spray and set aside.
- Meanwhile, in a bowl combine all of the above bread ingredients and beat at medium speed with a handheld mixer, scraping down the sides of the bowl, until well-mixed.
- Pour the bread mixture into the prepared pan. Bake for approx. 40-50 minutes or until a toothpick inserted near the center comes out mostly clean or with a couple moist crumbs (not wet). Cool for about 15 minutes, then very gently remove from pan and transfer to a wire rack to cool completely.
The recipe calls for a brown butter maple glaze but I decided to leave that out and instead dust it with powdered sugar. It turned out perfectly!
Here's the link to the original recipe.
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If you think your child support order should vary from the standard based on any of these listed factors, contact a lawyer for help.
Can we make our own child support agreement?
Usually, parents can make a written agreement together regarding child support, which is supported by Texas law. The agreement must still be in the best interests of the child before a judge will sign it. An agreement that parents make together that is approved by a judge is a binding commitment on the part of the obligor that can be enforced in court if necessary.
How long does child support have to be paid?
Typically, child support payments must be made until a child reaches 18 years of age or graduates from high school, whichever is later. In the case of a disabled child, payments may be required for a longer period.
Can visitation or joint custody be withheld based on failure to make child support payments?
Texas law does not permit a parent to withhold access to a child based on nonpayment of child support. However, there are other penalties that a parent may face for failing to pay, including wage garnishment, loss of property, loss of a driver's license, and, potentially, time in jail.
What happens if a parent loses their job?
If you are responsible for paying child support and you lose your job, there are provisions under Texas law to address the situation. An experienced child support attorney can help you understand your options in this difficult situation.
Consult with a Child Support Attorney in the Fort Worth Metroplex
If your present circumstances have made it necessary to enforce or modify a current child support Order, you should reach out to a Fort Worth child support attorney at The Maynard Law Firm, PLLC, about what legal action you may need to pursue in order to make things right. To speak with a Fort Worth child support attorney at The Maynard Law Firm, PLLC, about your circumstances, please call (817) 335-9600, today, to schedule a free initial consultation or contact their office at firstname.lastname@example.com.


text: mnagel 105 Posted June 2, 2018 I have a suggestion to fix an architectural problem within LM related to missing data. Right now, knowing data is missing is very difficult, nearly intractable. In some cases, with enough digging, you can find a DS author chose to set a canary datapoint to warn on no data that has no meaning otherwise, so it can be used in alert rules safely. In most cases this is not true (or if it is, again, indiscernible without code review). At the same time, LM persists status throughout the lifetime of no data. For example, if a disk hits 99% full then that disk is removed, the datapoint will be in some non-ok status indefinitely, until the instance is purged. My suggestion is that after some time passes (configurable at one or more levels), a datapoint with no data changes its status to unknown (or whatever label you prefer that means that). Then we can write alert rules to care about unknown distinctly, knowing it can be detected on any desired datapoint. If a problem was detected before transition to unknown, it is no longer considered a problem. If the instance starts producing data again and the problem actually persists, then it will re-arm with the correct status. The key problem I see here is that the desired time interval to give up and convert to unknown is probably longer than I might want to allow a no data condition to persist undetected. Given that, it may be better to make unknown a first order condition (parallel to status). I still think status should eventually reset when a long enough time passes without data, just not sure it should be the same timeframe. 1 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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"The approval by the IMF Executive Board of the First Review of the program shows the IMF's strong support for Egypt in these efforts. We believe that these efforts will yield results," the fund's chief Christine Lagarde was quoted as saying in the statement on Thursday.
The $1.25 billion dispersal was originally expected to arrive toward the end of June, but Finance Minister Amr El-Garhy told Reuters last month that that there were no obstacles to Egypt obtaining the loan, saying that the dispersal was delayed due to bank procedures and the completion of IMF executive board meetings.
In mid-August 2016, Egypt reached a staff-level agreement with the IMF over a three-year $12 billion loan to endorse the country's fiscal reform programme, which the government embarked on in 2014 in an attempt to curb the growing state budget deficit.
In November, Egypt received the first funding instalment – an initial dispersal of $2.75 billion – of the first tranche following the floating of the Egyptian pound.
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John Baker Hollister
|Member of the U.S. House of Representatives
from Ohio's 1st district
|In office
November 3, 1931 – January 3, 1937
|Preceded by
|Nicholas Longworth
|Succeeded by
|Joseph A. Dixon
|Personal details
|November 7, 1890
Cincinnati, Ohio
|January 4, 1979 (aged 88)
Cincinnati, Ohio
|Resting place
|Spring Grove Cemetery
|Political party
|Alma mater
|Military service
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|United States Army
|World War I
John Baker Hollister (November 7, 1890 – January 4, 1979) was a U.S. Representative from Ohio.
Born in Cincinnati, Hollister attended the local schools and St. Paul's School in Concord, New Hampshire. He graduated from Yale University in 1911, and next studied at the University of Munich, Germany for a year. He graduated from Harvard Law School in 1915. Hollister was admitted to the bar the same year and began his practice in Cincinnati, Ohio.
On August 15, 1917, he was appointed a first lieutenant in the United States Army and served in France during World War I as captain of Battery B, Forty-sixth Artillery Corps, later being in command of the Third Battalion of his regiment. Following the Armistice, he was on detached service with the American Relief Administration under Herbert Hoover in 1919.
After his discharge, Hollister resumed his law practice in Cincinnati. He served as director of various financial and manufacturing corporations, and was a member of the Cincinnati Board of Education from 1921 to 1929.
Hollister was elected as a Republican to the Seventy-second Congress in a special election held on November 3, 1931, to fill the vacancy created by the death of Nicholas Longworth. He was reelected to the two succeeding Congresses and served from November 3, 1931, to January 3, 1937. He was defeated for reelection in 1936 and resumed the practice of law.
Hollister served as a delegate to the Republican National Conventions in 1940, 1944, 1948, and 1952. He headed the United Nations Relief Rehabilitation Association's mission to the Netherlands, 1945, and served as executive director of the Hoover Commission from October 1953 to July 1955. He was director of the International Cooperation Administration from June 15, 1955, until his resignation on September 13, 1957.
He returned to Cincinnati, where he died on January 4, 1979, at the age of 88. His remains were cremated and the ashes interred in Spring Grove Cemetery.
- United States Congress. "John B. Hollister (id: H000728)". Biographical Directory of the United States Congress.
This article incorporates public domain material from the Biographical Directory of the United States Congress website http://bioguide.congress.gov.
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|Preceded by
Nicholas Longworth
| Member of the U.S. House of Representatives
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by Robert Parks Johnson
I started training for a May 17 10K race back in the icy days of late March. One morning in early April, after teaching a water fitness class, (the lowest of low impact aerobics,) I felt a sort of popping in my left knee.
My 54-year-old joints do the snap, crackle, pop quite a bit in the morning, so I didn't think much of it, but when I climbed up the ladder and onto the deck, the added gravity let me know this was no ordinary Old Guy noise. A mild ache started that morning, just under the interior side of the patella, and even now, sitting at the keyboard four months later, it is still there. I started treating it with RICE: rest, ice, compression, and elevation. I even watched the Cats lose the NCAA final game to UConn with my leg iced, wrapped, and up on a cushion. But it didn't seem to get any better.
My race training changed gradually from running to jogging to limping to walking. I noticed that low impact movement seemed to help, but the knee would stiffen painfully when I sat still, even for just a few minutes. I made it to race day for the sake of the kids I was mentoring, but have not run since then. Two weeks ago, I saw the doc. She took some x-rays and found a little arthritis and some compression in the interior capsule of the left knee.
So the good news is there's no soft tissue damage and nothing requiring surgery. The bad news is that there isn't an easy way to make the pain go away. I'll be following up with the sports medicine clinic, but for the present, a painful knee is just going to be part of the deal for me.
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I was determined not to let pain stop my progress toward my weight loss goals for the year or my May 2015 Marathon, so I walked instead of running. I've discovered some big differences between walking and running, which I'll be exploring at length in future columns, but the most practical difference is that walking takes a lot longer. I had been training at 11-12 minute miles. Each walking mile can take me as much as 20 minutes. On the other hand, I have a lot less time to snack. You can always find a silver lining.
I found that I felt much better after teaching in the pool or the exercise studio. Soaking in the whirlpool after a workout seemed to give comfort as well. I can't take a lot of aspirin because of the blood thinners I've been on since chemo/radiation buggered my platelets, but the folks who make acetaminophen are always happy to see me.I also bought a small heating pad for post workout recovery. After a month of this regimen, the pain started to lessen and I began planning for the Magic Mile I had on my training schedule.
Here is how I planned the splits for my 4 mile training run:
• One mile of brisk walking
• One mile of 0:15/0:45 run/walk intervals
• One mile run (The Magic Mile)
• One mile of 0:15/0:45 run/walk intervals
I followed this with 30 minutes of deep water running at the Y, a 15-minute soak in the whirlpool, then I drove home for some over-the-counter pain relievers, a nap, and about an hour with the heating pad.
How did it go? Better than I'd hoped. I ran the Magic Mile in 11:31, about 2 minutes slower than my personal best, but let's face it: I am a long way from my best today. More importantly, I ran without pain for the first time since April. I'm not ready to run regularly yet: I calculated my training pace at 16:58, which is a steady 3.5 mph walk. This morning, the knee was stiffer than it has been in a while, but a 3 mile hike downtown and back made it happy again.
Eyes on the Prize:
Raising $10,000 for LS@Y
Looking into my crystal ball, I see 14 miles on the schedule this week, which should be easy to reach. I'll be skipping the Independence Day Bluegrass 10,000 for the first time in several years, but still have hopes for the 5K Midsummer Night's Run in August. I wanted to have a couple of Half Marathons under my belt before May, but have not committed to any yet. My real goal for my marathon is to raise $10,000 for LIVESTRONG at the YMCA, and if that means saving my knees for one last long push, then that's what I'll do. I don't want to do more damage to my body; I want to be smart; I'm getting the best advice I can, and being very conservative. Dropping pounds can only help, and I'd like to lose about 25 more this summer. In future posts, I want to talk about how the pain is affecting my plans, my form, and my mental discipline.
I want to finish with something my shrink is teaching me: pain is a part of life. The only way to live without suffering is to keep yourself numb: that's how an addict thinks, and I've seen enough to know that addiction is a doomed strategy. The key to living a rich, full, and meaningful life is knowing your values, committing to action that leads you toward them, and embracing both the pain and joy that are part of your life's journey.
You can't obliterate suffering. You can't ignore it. But you can learn to accept it when it comes, to make room for it in your life, and carry it along with you as you travel toward becoming the person you want to be.
And that's the thinking I hope can keep the Fat Man Running: at least for a little while longer.
Program Building: Goals are the Bridge
For all but the most self-satisfied among us, there is a gap between where we are and where we want to be. Goals can help us to bridge that gap. I'll offer a couple of my running goals as examples in the hope that they may help you to set your own. Remember the steps that led me here:
• Know who you are: I'm a runner whose mental health plan includes regular workouts, whose age and condition requires frequent recovery days, and whose tendency toward over-training can lead me to wear myself down.
• Know why you're running: I love the peaceful feeling I get when I'm running, no matter how tough the hills or how much my body hurts. I love the way my leg muscles feel when I flex them. I love the solitude of running, but I also enjoy the company of runners. I love the feeling that I keep getting better. Running makes me feel more alive. It's pretty clear that my running isn't about competing. I'm not really thinking about winning when I run. There aren't that many people I can keep up with, let alone beat in a race. My goals are much more internal. I want to be faster. I want to be stronger. I want to run long distances without hurting myself. I want to keep doing things I've never done before. I've set three goals for 2013, with all that in mind.
• Run a sub 60 minute 10K
• Finish two marathons in
under 6 hours
• Log 1000 training miles
Each of these is pretty ambitious for me. Each meets the SMART goal criteria. And they are just far enough out of my comfort zone to be a little scary. Reaching them is going to require me to make a serious commitment to running for the next six and a half months. My program is what that commitment looks like in practical form. The details of that program will be the subject of our next episode. 'Till then:
Sleep well. Eat clean. Lift heavy. Run hard.


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E-Verify Not Extended
March 10th, 2009 by Kevin
The amendment for E-Verify did not pass, as Senator Leahy made a motion to table the amendment and that motion passed 50 – 47. All Republicans voted against tabling the motion and so did seven Democrats, including Senator Klobuchar of Minnesota. As a result E-Verify will only be extended for six months.
E-Verify is one of the best tools we have for fighting illegal immigration. It allows employers to quickly, easily and accurately determine the legal status of potential employees. Thus it helps remove the jobs magnet that draws many illegal immigrants to this country. And in this period of economic down turn and people losing their jobs, it also ensures that what job openings there are go to Americans and those legally permitted to work here.
There are reasons to keep a positive frame of mind however. None of the debate was on the faults of E-Verify or anything of that nature. In fact most of the debate did not involve any criticism of E-Verify at all, even from those that voted against it. Most of the opponents made statements to the effect that this wasn\'t the time to extend it for five years and this wasn\'t the vehicle to do it with.
Also there is a negative that may actually be a positive. Initially all Democrats (including Klobuchar) voted for the motion to table the amendment, and thus voted against E-Verify. Then they huddled with Senator Reid, who once he knew how many Democrats he could control, let some of them change their votes. More than likely he allowed those that were most in danger of angering their constituents to switch their vote. Klobuchar is particularely surprising as she has never voted against illegal immigration. That\'s a plus for Minnesotans that she\'s feeling that sort of pressure. That should encourage us to lean on her in the future.
A fight to extend E-Verify will return within six months, but until then we need to keep on our Senators and let them know we haven\'t given up on this issue.
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So that's why they call it a kick drum!
Cool show. They had a number of new songs, one that had just been written a couple of days previous. A third album is apparently in the offing.
- Show reminder: GFK, The Nads and The Wishlist perform at End Hits; this is not to be confused with the End Hits' first anniversary spectacular, kicking off at 1 p.m. with sets from F!ght F!ght F!ght, Last Communion, Dear Judah, Sadie Hell (in reverse order); Thames, Sunken Skulls, Monday Morning Erection and Smoke Judo play 59 Argyle Ave.; Arson Eagles, The Sweet Janes and Dave Kerr perform at Babylon; there will be much metal at Mavericks with Anvil, Sweet Damnation, Joe Thrasher and Bastardator.


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U.S. News names GWU Business one of America's "Top Online Education Programs for 2012"
BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.— The U.S. News released today its rankings of America's Top Online Education Programs for 2012, naming Gardner-Webb University's Online Graduate Program in Business first in the nation among 161 college and university business programs in the "Student Services and Technology" category.
The GWU Business Program also ranked 15th in "Faculty Credentials and Training," 27th in "Teaching Practices and Student Engagement," and was one of 14 institutions to make the honor roll for Master's Programs in Graduate Business in this year's report.
The rankings are based on points earned from institutions' responses to survey indicator questions related to each category. The highest total score a school could receive was 100. For "Student Services and Technology," Gardner-Webb's program earned a score of 98.8, more than nine points higher than the second-ranked program. In fact, GWU was the only institution to score in the 90s in that category, and the only Carolinas institution in the top 15 in any category.
Gardner-Webb was also the only Carolinas institution to make the honor roll for placing in the top third of at least three out of the four category rankings. The fourth category was "Admissions Selectivity."
A thrilled Dr. Anthony Negbenebor, dean of GWU's Godbold School of Business, said he has received calls from colleagues around the country congratulating him, but said the honor is not his own. "This was a total team effort," he said. "Credit must be given to our president, Dr. Frank Bonner, our administrators and faculty, and most certainly our students. The performance of our students made this accomplishment come true."
"This recognition affirms the hard work and commitment to the mission of Gardner-Webb that the faculty of the School of Business and the staff of Technology Services have demonstrated over the past several years in developing and maintaining the online delivery program for our students," said Dr. Jeff Tubbs, vice president for planning and institutional effectiveness. "In a broader context, it is yet another in a long line of university programs that have received national acclaim for quality and distinction."
More information is available at usnews.com/rankings.
Located in Boiling Springs, N.C., Gardner-Webb University seeks a higher ground in higher education – one that embraces faith and intellectual freedom, balances conviction with compassion, and inspires in students a love of learning, service, and leadership.


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The sanctimoniously outraged Liberals are on the march AGAIN. Out to hang people in the name of "tolerance"! (the irony of that is lost on them in the fog of their own hatred and mindless zealotry). How dare you oppose us! bAnd the truth doesn't matter because they are red-eyed bull (ies) who just want to steamroll over all the "haters" (aka people who have a different opinion than the almighty righteous leftist mafia!). After all, you have no choice but to agree with them or else, that's the American (Left) Way. 🙂
Earlier this week, Indiana Gov. Mike Pence signed into law a religious freedom bill that some think is discriminatory, and could lead to businesses being allowed to refuse service to gay and lesbian customers. The governor soon found himself under siege by nearly 3,000 angry protestors, according to The Hill. The publication also reported businesses voicing their opposition to the measure, with Apple CEO Tim Cook tweeting his "disgust" over law. Yelp proposed that businesses boycott the state, and said it had cancelled all of its travel there. Angie's List's CEO said he plans to cancel a $40 million expansion to their headquarters in Indianapolis, cannibalizing 1,000 jobs over five yeas in the Eastside neighborhood. Oh, and Miley Cyrus called Gov. Pence an "a**hole," which perfectly captures the hyper- emotionalism exuded by the left that often lends to them taking positions that seek to kill the debate.
Let's go through the some of the facts about this bill. For starters, 40 percent of states have similar laws (via WaPo):
Indiana is actually soon to be just one of 20 states with a version of the Religious Freedom Restoration Act, or RFRA, according to the National Conference of State Legislatures. Here are those states, in dark teal: (and they are all bigots!) 🙂
Forty percent of U.S. states have something similar to Indiana, as does the federal government.
The Washington Post also mentioned that President Bill Clinton signed into law the Religious Freedom Restoration Act … in 1993. It was introduced in the House of Representatives by then-Congressman Chuck Schumer (D-NY). By a voice vote, it passed the House, then worked its way to the Senate, where members voted 97-3 in favor of the law. I'm going to bet that these protestors won't be showing up at Bill Clinton's residence, or any of the members of the U.S. Senate–current and former–who voted in favor of the bill, to voice their outrage.
This ignorance of the law was exuded during the Hobby Lobby case last summer. Also, it's worth noting (again) that RFRA isn't a "blank check" to discriminate.
Here's RFRA:
(a) IN GENERAL- Government shall not substantially burden a person's exercise of religion even if the burden results from a rule of general applicability, except as provided in subsection (b).(b) EXCEPTION- Government may substantially burden a person's exercise of religion only if it demonstrates that application of the burden to the person–
(1) is in furtherance of a compelling governmental interest; and
(2) is the least restrictive means of furthering that compelling governmental interest.
Here's Indiana's law:
Sec. 8. (a) Except as provided in subsection (b), a governmental entity may not substantially burden a person's exercise of religion, even if the burden results from a rule of general applicability. (b) A governmental entity may substantially burden a person's exercise of religion only if the governmental entity demonstrates that application of the burden to the person: (1) is in furtherance of a compelling governmental interest; and (2) is the least restrictive means of furthering that compelling governmental interest.
Looping back to Hobby Lobby, Bloomberg's Megan McArdle had a great post noting that there's–you know–a process to determine if one's religious beliefs are genuine [emphasis mine]:
1) What can stop a company from arguing that it is against the owner's sincere religious beliefs to pay workers a minimum wage?The Religious Freedom Restoration Act is not a blank check to religious groups to do what they want. The law says that the religious belief must be sincerely held, and also that the government can burden the exercise of that belief if it has a compelling state interest that cannot easily be achieved in any other way. That's why no one has successfully started the Church of Not Paying Any Taxes, though people have been trying that dodge for years.
2) How can we tell if a belief is sincere?
Hobby Lobby closes its stores on Sundays and otherwise demonstrates a pretty deep commitment to fairly stringent Christian values, of which opposition to abortifacients is often a part. There will always be some gray area, of course, that allows people to claim special treatment for spurious beliefs, but the government has done a fair job over the decades of sorting out genuine beliefs from obvious attempts to dodge the law. Hobby Lobby seems to fall pretty squarely within the "sincere belief" camp.
To further quell the left's hysteria over this law, here is a pro-gay rights law professor, Daniel O. Conkle, writing for USA Today on why Indiana needs RFRA [emphasis mine]:
I am a supporter of gay rights, including same-sex marriage. But as an informed legal scholar, I also support the proposed Indiana Religious Freedom Restoration Act (RFRA). How can this be?…
The bill would establish a general legal standard, the "compelling interest" test, for evaluating laws and governmental practices that impose substantial burdens on the exercise of religion. This same test already governs federal law under the federal RFRA, which was signed into law by President Bill Clinton. And some 30 states have adopted the same standard, either under state-law RFRAs or as a matter of state constitutional law.
Applying this test, a unanimous U.S. Supreme Court recently ruled that a Muslim prisoner was free to practice his faith by wearing a half-inch beard that posed no risk to prison security. Likewise, in a 2012 decision, a court ruled that the Pennsylvania RFRA protected the outreach ministry of a group of Philadelphia churches, ruling that the city could not bar them from feeding homeless individuals in the city parks.
If the Indiana RFRA is adopted, this same general approach will govern religious freedom claims of all sorts, thus protecting religious believers of all faiths by granting them precisely the same consideration.
But granting religious believers legal consideration does not mean that their religious objections will always be upheld.
In any event, most religious freedom claims have nothing to do with same-sex marriage or discrimination. The proposed Indiana RFRA would provide valuable guidance to Indiana courts, directing them to balance religious freedom against competing interests under the same legal standard that applies throughout most of the land. It is anything but a "license to discriminate," and it should not be mischaracterized or dismissed on that basis.
Keep in mind; Conkle also noted that the courts, even in states with RFRA statutes, have rejected recent claims of religious exemptions amongst marriage-related businesses. But also said that those who disagree with gay marriage should have their day in court as well.
The position that wedding-related businesses having the right to refuse service to gay and lesbian customers based on religious grounds is popular. While a plurality of Americans support gay marriage, they also support religious protections for those who disagree as the Associated Press-Gfk poll showed in February. Though, if you head over to Gallup, you'll find that a solid majority support gay marriage.
Then again, the former finding is not surprising; it's the 57 percent figure in AP's poll that show Americans support gay marital rights, but also religious freedom.
In short, this faux outrage is grounded with folks who didn't get the memo. Actually, it's probably folks who refuse to read the memo. A Democrat proposed the Religious Freedom Restoration Act and it was signed into law by a Democratic president. It's a 22-year old law! Forty percent of states have RFRA tests within their state laws, and it's not a "blank check" to discriminate given that there is a high threshold in determining genuine religious beliefs, satisfying a compelling government interest, and making sure the latter is honored in the least intrusive way possible.
Nevertheless, this silliness has forced Gov. Pence to discuss a "clarification" bill with legislators over the weekend.
It's not necessary.
UPDATE: Seattle Mayor bans municipal workers from traveling to Indiana on city funds. Yet, it appears his state has RFRA statutes
UPDATE: Then-State Senator Barack Obama voted for RFRA in Illinois, which the White House did not refute (via Weekly Standard):
The Religious Freedom Restoration Act was signed into federal law by President Bill Clinton more than 20 years ago, and it lays out a framework for ensuring that a very high level of scrutiny is given any time government action impinges on the religious liberty of any American," Pence said. "After last year's Hobby Lobby case, Indiana properly brought the same version that then-state senator Barack Obama voted for in Illinois before our legislature."This Week Host George Stephanoplous later asked White House press secretary Josh Earnest to respond to Pence's claim: "Josh, you just heard the governor say right there this is the same law, he says, that Barack Obama voted for as a state senator back in Illinois."
Earnest didn't dispute the Indiana governor's statement. "Look, if you have to go back two decades to try to justify something that you're doing today, it may raise some question about the wisdom of what you're doing," Earnest said.
UPDATE: Via Allahpundit: Here's the video of Clinton signing RFRA in 1993.
UPDATE: Via HRC: Illinois has a public accommodation law that prohibits discrimination by sexual orientation from private businesses and government entities "that provide services to the general public." Yet, only 21 states have such accommodations. Again, why is this bill controversial? If this law permits somehow permitted a "blank check" on discrimination, which it does not, it would've happened in Indiana and elsewhere long ago.
But the truth doesn't matter to Liberals, especially "morally outraged" liberals who have no capacity for rational thought and it's all out nuclear war on anyone who stands in the way of their fight for "tolerance" 🙂


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Arsenal defender Shkodran Mustafi admits he nearly rejected another move to England after his nightmare two-and-a-half years at Everton.
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"To be honest at the beginning I thought I was done with England," Mustafi told Arsenal Player.
"It was really frustrating and probably the worst time I had as a footballer. I didn't want to go there again.
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This scenario is a gathering of mice in a panel inside the wall. Outside, in the room, lies a multitude of cheese, sausage, and other foods. Unfortunately, patrolling around the food is a large, hungry cat. If the cat were belled, the mice could hear it coming and escape, but who is to bell the cat?
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Arthur Sulzberger Jr. State of The Times 2017
Thank you, Dean, for your kind words and for your brilliant work as our executive editor. The journalism always comes first, and you've driven that, but you've also pulled together a remarkably talented leadership team.
And James. Thank you for the amazing transformation that is now ongoing in Opinion. It's been an extraordinary year in your world as well.
And to Meredith – thank you for your leadership and infectious energy – and for stepping in on short notice for Mark, who, as we've heard, is recovering from a fall on Friday evening. Mark has demonstrated great skill at navigating a difficult business climate these past five years as our C.E.O., and we're very glad to have him on this side of the pond. I know you join me in wishing him a very speedy recovery.
As Dean noted, this is not a typical State of The Times.
But this year, as with every year, we're here to talk about how to keep the flame of great journalism burning brightly. That's where this all begins and ends.
Put everything else aside. The pursuit of quality journalism is the constant, unshakeable mission that guides The Times. And it will continue to guide this institution in the years and decades ahead.
My family has had the great privilege of leading The New York Times for over a century. For five generations, we have worked to ensure The Times continues to be a critical part of an informed and engaged society. Every day since I became publisher in 1992 — and even before that, as a reporter starting in 1978 — I have felt the weight of that mission.
Working with you and your predecessors for the past four decades has been the joy of a lifetime. I am in awe of the dedication, the skill, and the grace with which you perform your jobs every day, across this organization, from news to editorial, from advertising to marketing, to production, to corporate, to technology, and beyond.
Not only this past year, with its unrelenting news cycle, but over the past two decades of continuous change. From going national, to the digital revolution, to putting up the paywall, to moving to a subscription-first business model, you've demonstrated an incredible ability to adapt to a shifting landscape. And that agility has allowed us to continue fulfilling our mission of producing the world's best journalism.
We live in a time when not only independent journalism, but the very idea of truth itself, is constantly under siege. As we navigate an age in which reporters are threatened, institutions debased, and basic facts somehow become subject to debate, your work has never been more important.
I worry about the truth and how it will survive in this toxic environment, but I don't worry about The New York Times. The things I love most about this place make it uniquely equipped to weather this period of uncertainty. Our commitment to integrity, independence and excellence means we're ready for whatever lies ahead. These foundational qualities have guided The Times through difficult economic periods and multiple predictions of our demise, allowing us to persevere and thrive.
But it's not just values. We have more raw talent at this company than at any other news organization, anywhere in the world. Our values are our foundation, but it's your talent, your hard work, your passion that makes The Times what it is today. And I thank each of you for all that you do.
While there are many challenges ahead in this world of constant change, I am confident about our future. Not just because of that dedication and our age-old secret sauce, but because we're going to be in very good hands. Now, obviously I'm biased here, but I'm also pretty knowledgeable about A.G.
I suspect that those of you who've worked with him have, like me, been struck by his ability to tie his expansive vision for the future to the longstanding values that define The Times.
As many of you know, A.G. was the principal architect of our newsroom's digital transformation. What fewer of you may know is that he's also been one of the driving forces behind our shift to a subscription-first business model. He has continually pushed us to come together as one company, and to embrace our audience in all that we do.
I'd be remiss if I didn't mention that he's also smart as hell. He has a reporter's instinct to question tradition, a leader's instinct to include others, and an innovator's sense of urgency. He reminds me, in many ways, of my father, who, incidentally, was the same age as A.G. when he became publisher. Punch held fast to his conviction that The Times must be a vibrant and independent voice. And he knew we needed to thrive as a business to do that. Most of all, Punch realized that our readers don't just turn to The New York Times for news, they turn to us for judgment. That sounds like A.G., and I know that he will go to extraordinary lengths to keep The Times that way. I also know he will benefit from the support of our board of directors, of our family trustees, of his five cousins who work alongside him — and all of you.
While I remain chairman of the board of this wonderful company, I'll no longer be a company executive, so this is my last time addressing you at the State of The Times, an event I created in the early 1990s. So, allow me to say to everyone here: Thank you again for your skill and your devotion. More than ever before, truth matters, journalism matters, and The New York Times matters.
And going forward, it's in excellent hands. With that, let me introduce my son, A.G.


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Researchers said their observations of a patient who received care during the West African outbreak could provide insight into the pathogenesis of Ebola and help improve treatment in future outbreaks.
"While the first caveat is that we have only been able to study one patient in this way and cannot conclude that the responses are typical or representative of what would be observed in other patients, we think there are a number of interesting take-home points," Jeffrey K. Taubenberger, MD, PhD, chief of the viral pathogenesis and evolution section in the laboratory of infectious diseases at the NIH's National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, told Infectious Disease News.
Implications for care
Through daily peripheral blood samples, Taubenberger and colleagues tracked changes in gene expression in a health care worker from Sierra Leone who was evacuated to the NIH Clinical Center in Bethesda, Maryland, in 2015. The patient, a man aged 34 years, arrived at the NIH facility 7 days after presenting symptoms of Ebola virus disease, before onset of critical illness.
The patient received supportive care but was not treated with experimental Ebola therapies. He recovered and was released after 26 days at the facility.
According to an NIH news release, Taubenberger and colleagues used the daily blood samples to measure the rise and decline of virus replication inside the patient's white blood cells and serum, and track the timing, intensity and duration of expression of numerous immune system genes. They correlated changes in gene expression with changes in the patient's clinical condition.
A second news release noted that viral levels did not correlate with disease severity in the patient. For example, there were no traces of Ebola in his peripheral white blood cells 13 days after illness onset, but he remained in critical condition for 6 more days.
"While Ebola virus infects multiple host cells and tissues, in this case, clearance of virus from the circulating white blood cells was a key point in disease progression, leading to a dramatic shift in gene expression responses from an antiviral state to one in which Ebola-specific immune responses and cell and tissue repair responses began to predominate," Taubenberger said. "This is interesting because these dramatic gene expression changes in [peripheral blood leukocytes] occurred prior to evidence of clinical improvement by several days.
"If these observations hold up in other Ebola virus-infected patients, molecular tests for clearance of virus from PBL, as opposed to viral RNA in serum, and perhaps designing a panel of RT-PCR assays to assess representative genes on either side of this transition could provide key prognostic information about outcomes."
According to Taubenberger, the study suggests that molecular profiling of multiple patients with Ebola or other infectious diseases could provide diagnostic and prognostic biomarkers of disease progression and outcome data that can inform clinical care.
"More patients need to be so studied, and then biomarker assays can be developed and validated," he said.
Survival chances
Taubenberger and colleagues said the severity of the patient's multiple organ dysfunction suggests he would have died if he had received care in a more resource-limited setting and that his blood tests were consistent with those observed in fatal cases of the disease.
"The survival of Ebola virus disease patients treated with supportive care in North America and Europe is much higher than was observed for patients treated in Africa, where critical care, especially IV fluid and electrolyte support, was not often available," Taubenberger said. "This suggests that fluid replacement and careful hemodynamic monitoring can allow Ebola virus disease patients to clear virus and avoid the lethal consequences of multiple organ failure, hypovolemic shock, and death in the absence of specific antiviral therapy."
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It's not too early to be planning about spreading the word about 2020, the nation's votes for women centennial. The 100th anniversary of the 19th Amendment to the US Constitution is on its way. make August 26, 2020 your goal, but remember that you'll have more attention showered on your event, program, or fundraiser if you plan earlier in the year. A lot is planned for August 2020.
Celebrate women's freedom to vote.
LetsRockTheCradle is a public service for the media, policymakers, historians, citizens, and many others preparing for the 2020 women's suffrage centennial.


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What is Granite?
Granite is a natural stone with such large variety, it has endless options. It is a very dense and hardwearing stone, perfect for use in construction as it can bear significant weights and pressures.
Granite is perfect in high traffic areas, due to its low absorption rating, it withstands the forces of nature and is generally slip and weather resistant. Due to the mottled fleck within most granites, it is forgiving of stains and daily abrasions, making seamless for the home and flooring.
Can Granite be Customised?
Yes! you can customise your granite pavers with great ease and with infinite options for those with a designer mindset.
Granite is one of the hardest natural stones and accepts a polish very well. It is a prestigious material for structural and decorative elements, very popular for outdoor pavers and tiles. Known for its' permanence and consistency, it is the ideal natural stone to add value and class to your home.
Being a very dense natural stone, it is idyllic for pools and its natural beauty is durable and easy to clean.
Perfect for those with young children and those who enjoy hosting. Within a pool area, it is possible for drainage and grates to be cut into the stone, and with it being sawn from large blocks, there are boundless sizes and options available for your pool edges and coping.
Who uses Granite?
Some of the most prized and highly preferred paving materials by landscaping contractors, property owners, and stonemasons are Granite Pavers. And this is not surprising at all, given the extraordinary properties of granite.
It's most important feature is arguably its permanence – among the world's oldest structures and sculpture pieces are made entirely of granite. The ancient Greeks, Egyptians, and Romans all have built granite structures, some of which can be viewed up to now.
Add to that the ease in maintenance and you have a truly valuable paving solution. Hence, it is the material of choice for anyone who wants a structure that remains intact for a lifetime.
Why use Granite? – Durability and design options.
Aside from exceptional durability, granite is also sought-after for its timeless beauty. For one, granite pavers come in white, grey, yellow, mauve, pink, crimson, black, and other hues.
You can also choose from various finishes to suit your specific aesthetic taste and needs – thermal, polished, honed, and diamond 8 and 10. Meanwhile, there are lots of exciting shapes and patterns to choose from, including basket weave, fan, cobble-lock, concourse and half-course square, herringbone, running bond, and others.
Using the different paver shapes, like circle, diamond, marquise, and geometric, it's possible to create other patterns for optimum aesthetic lift.
Ultimately, this wonderful array of colours, patterns, and shapes allows for a great deal of customization. This is perfect to make a property stand out for its uniqueness and beauty. And while granite can be costly as compared to other paving solutions, the benefits that you can enjoy for decades can well compensate for its price. With the right contractor, your granite surfaces can give you a lifetime of service.
Where can Granite be used?
Granite Pavers are ideal for application in endless locations, which is one factor of why they are loved by owners of commercial establishments and residential properties. Landscaping contractors and architects highly prefer Granite for its excellent durability and aesthetic merits. Specifically, they can be used in the following applications:
– Pathways/Walkways. Be assured with a sense of durability, dimensional accuracy, consistency and class on walkways made of premium Granite Pavers.
-Rotunda. If your property has a rotunda, then you can use Granite cut to the custom dimensions to fit into your area and make it even more appealing to the eye.
-Driveways. With granite being a material known for its permanence and strength, it is often used to pave driveway and lanes. Granite pavers can withstand heavy loads and you can expect decades of service from your granite-paved driveway.
-Pool areas. With the right granite texture, you can expect to have a slip-proof pool area all-year long. The mottles fleck is ideal for blending in the daily abrasions, furniture marks and wear and tear.
-Steps. You will surely feel regal as you walk over attractive granite steps.• Garages. While poured concrete will do, wouldn't it be nice to make your driveway more elegant and classy by using granite pavers continuously for flooring into the garage?
-Patios. Add a luxurious feel and look to your patio with granite. You can create practically any theme with the dozens of granite paver colours, finishes, shapes, and textures that you can choose from.
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Sally Edwards
|Sally Edwards
|The Hague
|What do others say about me and my coaching?
| "Sally walks her talk. She is a real pillar of strength and inspiration for others wanting to live into their human potential. Her deep understanding and personal experience of life's realities and its nature are what set her apart as an expert in her field. She is profoundly determined and capable and generously devotes her full energy to supporting teachers, children and other clients towards the transformations they seek."
"I worked with Sally this summer at the Oegstgeest Summer School. She is a remarkable lady dedicated to the well-being of her students. I was thoroughly impressed by her ability to organise the team of 'experts' she gathered to create the 'natural wisdom' learning experience for the children. The children she works with are lucky to have a teacher so genuinely interested in taking teaching in a new open-minded, heart-centred direction that puts the child's motivation centre stage."
|Who is my ideal client?
|What is my vision for my coaching practice?
|I want to change how education works, and want to work with school directors and teachers so we can start to create strong teaching teams who can work with kids in a way that help kids blossom and show their unique talents.
|Life experiences I bring to my coaching
| Life happens, and how I have processed it has made me who I am.
I am constantly questing and constantly changing, so all my life experiences have brought me to where I am today.
|My Speciality
|Leadership Coach, Organizational Coach
|Geographic scope of my practice
|Anything else about Me
|I am described as passionate and full on, which I think probably says a lot about how I work and how much of myself I bring to the world.


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Over the last two days, millions have seen footage of Neda Agha Soltan, a young woman caught up in the ongoing political protests in Iran, bleed to death on websites like YouTube and other media venues. Below is a link to an interesting op-ed piece about whether or not its appropriate to publicize such images; it was written by Cassandra Jardine and published in the UK Telegraph.
Personally, I do not think it is inherently inappropriate to broadcast or publish images of violence and death that are politically relevant. Whether it is a good idea depends on the perspective of the person who is making the decision to do so. I welcome readers' comments.


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Dubai concrete pour breaks Guinness World Record
Dubai has broken the Guinness World Record for the largest ever continuous concrete pour for the second year in a row
Dubai has broken the Guinness World Record for the largest ever continuous concrete pour by volume for the second year in a row.
The pour was performed over 35 hours and 19 minutes, from May 18 to 20, by the UAE's RALS Contracting and Alfa Engineering Consultants.
In all, some 21,580m3 concrete was poured over a project area of 1,915m2 at the average rate of 611m3 per hour. The feat took place on a mixed-use project in Jebel Ali, and was accomplished using 18 concrete pumps.
It also required 2,618 trips from trucks delivering the readymix cement, approximately 500 workers on site per shift, and a total of 2,700 tonnes of reinforcing steel rebar.
The Guiness World Record was received by Eng. Hussain Nasser Lootah, director general of Dubai Municipality, who highlighted how the authority has been working for years to regulate construction activities according to sustainable principles — to ensure the safety of buildings within its jurisdiction for both the benefit of the environment and the health of its residents.
The record pour was conducted using green concrete made using environmentally friendly cement materials, which were produced at three authorised readymix cement factories.
Lootah noted: "The Municipality has a comprehensive plan to ensure the achievement of this objective through creating awareness among the stakeholders in the construction industry, whether it is the contracting companies, consultancy offices or sub-companies or the owners."
The project was managed by engineer Nabil Korbaj, who coordinated the logistics plan and led the team along with the consultant structural designer Gassan Korbaj, and architects Feroz Sharafudeen and Ubaidhullah Abdulkather.
The pour was a raft foundation for a residential building consisting of a basement, a ground floor and two upper floors.
Dubai broke the previous Guinness World Record in 2016 with a pour of 19,793m3 of concrete over a 42-hour period in the Al Barsha area of the city. Both of the procedures were supervised by Dubai Municipality.


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Elektra (Origins)
Elektra Natchios was born on a Greek island near the Aegean Sea to Hugo Kostas Natchios and his wife Christina Natchios. She grew up with her older brother Orestez Natchios. Elektra's mother was gunned down by enemies of her father while vacationing on a yacht. After her mother's death Elektra grew up close to her father but was plagued by visions and voices with no known source. She reacted to them through self-harming herself. Her father eventually sent her away to psychotherapy until becoming more stable. As she grew up, her father required that she train in the martial arts where she excelled.
Her father was later appointed Greek ambassador to the United States of America. She attended Columbia University. This is where she first saw Matt Murdock when he was leaping across rooftops. Matt could sense her from her scent but she took off and he chased her into the park. She left articles of clothing as a trail. The cops arrive and detained him, but when they realized he was blind they let him go, much to Elektra's amusement. The next day she pulled up in her car and without a word from either her or Matt, he jumped into the car leaving behind his friend, Foggy Nelson, who was still upset that she almost ran them over. Elektra drove like a maniac and Matt enjoyed every minute.
They travel to a cliff and stood at the edge, she told Matt that they are two of a kind, different from everyone else. They live on the brink, drawn to the edge, and sometimes over. She however fell from the cliff and crashed through the ice and into the water. He leaped to her rescue but could not find her in the water. However Elektra was fine and laughed as she sped away in her car. Foggy told Matt who she was and he went to her mansion where he broke in but was stopped by security. Elektra was playing the piano at a party as the guard crashed through the glass ceiling and right onto the piano. Elektra never stopped playing. The guards took aim and fire up at the window where Matt was standing. When Matt gets home and treats his wounds she was there and the two slept together. She later leaves as Foggy arrived.
On her way home she saw a group of five gangbangers who she overhears them bragging about what they've done to innocent women. She lured them into a dark alley. The block off the way out and she begins to undress. She promises not to scream. Two of them go to hold her while another pulls out a knife to cut off what little clothes she has left on. She kicks him in his junk and knees him in the jaw, snapping a vertebrae and killing him instantly. The others attack but eventually she kills all of them. She and Matt are training together, falling more and more in love. Matt could even concentrate in class. One night Stick wakes Matt up and threatens him and told Matt to stay away from Elektra, that she was dangerous. Matt did not listento his old mentor.
However, after her father was gunned down by assassins, she went to the Mountain of the Chaste to train from them. But she was later dismissed by Stick for bearing too much emotion over the death of her father. Determined to prove herself to her mentor, she infiltrated the rival organization known as The Hand. Wise to her plan, the Hand instead tricked Elektra into killing the sensei with whom she had studied before Stick. Elektra continued to serve the Hand thereafter, becoming corrupted by their ways. Eventually, she rebelled against her handlers and fled Japan.
For years, Elektra worked as a bounty hunter and assassin for hire. Having undertaken a contract in New York City, she crossed paths with the blind adventurer Daredevil, whom she learned to be Matt Murdock. They teamed up to fight Bullseye who was losing his mind due to a tumor. Daredevil disapproved of Elektra's chosen profession, but the two still cared deeply for one another. Together, they fought the Hand. Daredevil is without his radar sense and teamed-up with Elektra against the Hand and their master assassin, Kirigi. They try to hunt down Stick which led to Elektra's has a final confrontation with Kirigi.
The relationship changed when Kingpin, the most powerful figure in East Coast organized crime, hired Elektra as his chief assassin. She was sent to kill Ben Urich and came into conflict with Matt. Matt stopped her, and thwarted the Kingpin's plans. In retaliation, Kingpin ordered her to kill Matt's best friend and law partner, Foggy Nelson. When Foggy recognized her, Elektra realized she could not carry out the contract and spared his life.
Soon after, the psychotic criminal Bullseye determined that the only way to regain his status as the Kingpin's chief assassin was to kill Elektra. Bullseye impaled Elektra on her own sai, and she died in Matt's arms.
Unwilling to part with one of its most talented operatives, the Hand attempted to resurrect Elektra and place her fully under their control through a magic ritual. Stone, a member of Stick's order, completed the process, bringing Elektra back to life after Daredevil had purified her spirit through sheer force of will. Now purged of the Hand's corruption, Elektra left Matt's side, determined to find her own place in the world.


text: If you head over to CVG, you'll see an interview about Gold Rush (FYI, it's not Escort, it's Payload.) and the new unlockables. Well, Robin Walker mentions that they were toying with the idea of a Payload map where Red defends a moving platform, and I quote, "which Engineers would be able to build Sentries on." Interesting, I wonder if we'll actually get a Source update which will enable us to do that. Here's a link: http://www.computerandvideogames.com/article.php?id=185321


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