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Calling all Do-it-yourselfers, bargain hunters, parents, grandparents, crafters, penny pinchers and shoppers alike!
The MRCI Thrift Shop offers a wide selections of items at fantastic prices to our shoppers every day.
The MRCI Thrift Shop adds items to its retail floor each day, which means every day you will find new clothing for the whole family, housewares, books, jewelry, crafts, fabrics, shoes, purses, holiday décor, furniture and more.
Have you shopped the MRCI Thrift Shop recently? Here are five reasons you should visit us today!
1. New Inventory Arriving Daily
Our inventory will be here when you are. Our schedule is designed to fit your busy lifestyle with convenient hours and open seven days a week.
2. Planet Friendly – Mission Minded
Donations made to the Thrift Shop are reused and repurposed keeping them out of landfills while proceeds benefit the MRCI mission in our community.
3. Easy Checkout
We accept cash, credit or debit card payments.
4. Car Side Donation Drop Off
Located conveniently in the back of our store, we will help you quickly unload your donated items from your vehicle.
5. Great Prices
Knowing you will be getting a great price is sweet, but it's really a double deal as all funds raised support MRCI programs.


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Boogie Patrol with 5 Miles to Memphis and Erin RossSaturday, December 08 2018
Boogie Patrol
We're talking blues and rocking' soul with a dose of funk all thrown into a melting pot to create the sound that is Boogie Patrol. High energy, unique style that appeals to all walks of life. Come hear the band that will wow both blues veterans and new casual listeners alike.
5 Miles to Memphis is an Edmonton based band with a unique blend of Blues, Funk and R&B. Their mix of classically trained back ground vocalists, seasoned rock and blues musicians, and the gritty sound of blues harp are sure to please a wide audience. All members of the band have performed with various groups locally and in Vancouver and they brought these experiences together
to form 5 Miles to Memphis in the summer of 2018. If you like Joe Bonamassa, Tommy Castro, Little Feat and hearing original songs performed by high caliber musicians, you'll love 5 Miles to Memphis.
Band Members:
Kevin Kulchitsky: Keyboard, Harp and Lead Vocals
James Pryma: Bass
Scott Cattral: Guitar & vocals
Stewart McEachern: drums & percussion
Dilys Kulchitsky: Vocals
Christine Ledig: Vocals
Charlotte Burrow: Vocals


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For many young people, study abroad is a route to a wider world. For Emily Williamson '99, traveling on a Frances Phillips scholarship immediately after graduation showed her the way back home.
Some words she heard from former UNC System President William Friday '48 had stuck with her ever since he spoke to one of her classes in her senior year. While she and her fellow students attended class that morning, he'd told them, a million North Carolinians worked at wages that kept them below the poverty level. Yet, through their taxes, those workers were supporting the system that provided the students with a college education.
"Your job," Bill said, "is to pay them back."
Traveling in England and Ireland, Emily realized the economic development challenges she encountered were similar to those she'd seen growing up across from a hosiery mill in western North Carolina. She saw that she didn't have to go to another country to make a contribution. She could take the considerable skills she'd developed as an undergraduate — both as a standout political science scholar and as an extraordinarily gracious and diplomatic student body vice resident — and go back to Burke County.
She did, teaching social studies and language arts in the very same school she once attended in Hildebran. Emily came to see that if her home region was to move forward out of the job losses and underemployment it was experiencing, its educational institutions had to lead the way. She decided she could do more to help if she knew more about the policies under which teachers teach.
When Emily came back to Carolina for a masters in public administration, she wrote an award-winning thesis on how community colleges can serve as incubators for small businesses. And when she again took her talents back home, it was as director of planning and research at Western Piedmont Community College in Morganton.
The job, says her longtime mentor and confidant, American studies Professor Rachel Willis, harnessed Emily's understanding of campus decision making and planning, of the needs of Latino and Hmong immigrants, and of the community college's role in retraining local workers.
Emily said at the time that the job let her do almost all her favorite things. Other passions — talking Carolina basketball, reading for pleasure, camping, hiking, and teaching at her church — she fit into her spare time.
Not that there was much of that. Quickly identified as a clear candidate for the college's leadership development program, Emily rose to vice president for student development within three years, just seven years after she herself finished college. She also serves as executive director of Western Piedmont Foundation, which raises private support for the college.
As with everything Emily touches, she does both jobs well. She works with a team that has quadrupled the assets of the foundation. Rachel Willis said she has taken a really good community college and placed it among the best in the country in terms of meeting the needs of a county with high unemployment.
If that weren't enough, for five years Emily has been a member of the Hildebran Town Council, where she is prized not just for such things as her understanding of block development grants but for her characteristic ability to see everybody's perspective and help a diverse community move forward.
She does that in large part by fostering collaboration, something she models by serving on numerous boards that promote economic development and address various community needs. She is a past president of the Foothills Carolina Club, and she organized a bus trip to introduce young Hmong students to the UNC System. It should come as no surprise she was chosen Burke County Woman of the Year for 2009, the youngest person ever selected.
What Emily has accomplished, Rachel says, she has done through intelligence, hard work and "generous, diplomatic efforts, persistence in really integrating the economy and in getting people to communicate with each other." And she's done it with the backing of her extraordinarily supportive family — her mother is a nurse and her sister is a teacher in the same community.
While at Carolina, Emily helped work out some particularly thorny campus issues: the effort to turn the traditionally all-male Old East and Old West into co-ed residence halls; and the fair apportionment of campus parking spaces. Think for a moment about how contentious those particular challenges might be — and were. Her talent for listening patiently and for hitting on creative solutions and building consensus drew the admiration of many on campus. She was inducted into the Order of the Golden Fleece.
At Western Piedmont Community College, she is proud of the middle college she helped establish for high school juniors and seniors and of the recently opened collaborative site — housed in a rehabilitated textile mill — that will offer masters and bachelors degree programs.
Of very few can so much accomplishment, so much involvement in making the lives of the state's citizens better, be checked off by the time of their 10th Carolina reunion. Emily Williamson clearly took President Friday's admonition to heart.
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2020 Archuleta County Government Home Loan Limits
FHA Loan Limit $331,760 (Single family residence) / $424,800 (Duplex) / $513,450 (Triplex) / $638,100 (Fourplex)
USDA Loan Limit $251,862
VA Home Loan Limit $0 down up to $3,000,000 / 2 open VA loans at one time $510,400*(Call 888-573-4496 for details).
Located on the southern edge of Colorado, Archuleta County is the perfect place for those looking to settle down and enjoy life. The county hosts a multitude of events throughout the year, which are great for people of all ages. If you are a true outdoors-lover, then you will appreciate at of the beautiful outdoor spots in Archuleta County. Rich in history, Archuleta County is home to some of the most interesting structures and landmarks. The county was officially created on April 14, 1885 and was named after Antonio D. Archuleta, who was a Colorado senator. The total population of the county is 12,352, including a veteran population of 1,197.
There are a multitude of fun and exciting events held in Archuleta County throughout year that you can't miss out on! Held each year in February, Winterfest is a local favorite featuring a parade, sled race, hot air balloons, and much more! Come to the Annual Car Show, held each year in June, to see some of the most beautiful and interesting antique cars. Celebrate America's independence at the extravagant 4th of July Celebration. The 4th of July Celebration features great food, fun games, and ends with an amazing fireworks display!
Bring your friends and family to all of the beautiful outdoor locations in Archuleta County for some fun in the sun! The Rio Grande National Forest is one of the most beautiful locations in the state and is home to some of the most interesting wildlife. People from all over the country visit the Rio Grande National Forest because of its excellent views and camping amenities. If you are a fan of hiking, be sure to check out the Continental Divide National Scenic Trail and the Old Spanish National Historic Trail. Other scenic outdoor spots in Archuleta County include San Juan National Forest, Chimney Rock National Monument, and South San Juan Wilderness.
Learn more about the history of America at one of the interesting historical landmarks in Archuleta County. Chimney Rock National Monument holds a lot of history, which is why it has been the site of several archaeological digs. The Chimney Rock National Monument was added to the National Register of Historic Place in 1970. The Labo Del Rio Bridge overlooks the majestic Piedra River and was officially built in 1913. The Labo Del Rio Bridge was added the National Register of Historic Places in 1985.
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General Myths
Worried about FOOD and not getting enough protein or calcium, or eating too many carbs?
Dr. Michelle McMacken debunks some of the worries and myths regarding vegan diets here.
Protein Myths
PCRM addresses The Protein Myth
For amazing in-depth information on the ways we have been misled in a multitude of ways, check out Dr. Garth Davis' book Proteinaholic. I can't recommend it more.
Dairy Myths
PCRM's Health Concerns about Dairy Products
This video from Vox is on the milk industry.
Calcium Myths
PCRM's Protecting Your Bones
Strength myths
PCRM's Food Power for Athletes
PCRM's Vegetarian Foods: Powerful for Health
Soy myths
PCRM's Soy and Health
PCRM's Health Concerns About Eggs
Question: How can I live without eggs?
PCRM's Cooking Without Eggs
Explaining SOME OF the confusion
Plant Pure Nation is a documentary on Netflix that shows how crucial health information is not disseminated to the public because of the lobbying from big business (despite research and science)
Think that your milk and cheese is from 'happy cows'?
Cows that are happy to give their milk, grazing on the fields and gently milked are a MYTH. Click here for more info. Knowledge is power and necessary to make informed choices. Choosing to stay in the dark ignores your privilege to learn more.
What else are you worried about? Let me know!


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Meet the Team
Lorinda Grogg
Director | U.S. Institutional Relations
Prior to joining WES in 2002, Lorinda's career in education included classroom instruction, admissions (Ball State University), and recruitment/assessment/placement/outcomes (ACT). Today she provides leadership for the Institutional Relations team, which includes regional directors and Academic Services in our work with recipients of WES evaluations and services, and coordinating with and supporting other divisions at WES. What she enjoys most, however, are the personal relationships she has developed over time with campus-based colleagues, and the opportunity to advise and assist them.
Michael Hearne
Regional Director | U.S. Institutional Relations
Michael Hearne serves as the main point of contact for all of the partner schools and organizations in the states within his region. He keeps in constant communication with schools to answer questions about specific evaluations or WES services, attends conferences, hosts webinars, makes virtual and in-person visits to partner schools, and stays up to date on both WES policy and any relevant trends and changes in the field of international education. Before coming to WES, Mike spent five years in the Undergraduate Admissions Office at Hofstra University, and he holds a master's degree from The School of Health Professions and Human Services at Hofstra University.
Indira Marte
Regional Director | U.S. Institutional Relations
Indira Marte serves as the main point of contact for academic institutions and organizations in the Northeast region of the United States. Indira has served in various roles with WES since 2005 and currently focuses on client outreach and management, as well as the promotion of WES resources to partner institutions. Indira holds a bachelor's degree in Spanish literature and language from the State University of New York at Albany.
Desiree Ansari
Academic Services | U.S. Institutional Relations
Desiree is the main point of contact for the institutional support line, communicating with various partner schools and organizations. She answers questions about WES services and specific evaluations, manages AccessWES and the organization's participation in industry conferences, and assists regional directors with marketing activities. Desiree joined WES as a customer service representative in 2011. She holds a bachelor's degree in psychology from The City College of New York.
Kevin Kamal
Associate Director | Institutional Client Relations | Canada
Kevin has managed WES' institutional client development and relations for the past 17 years. He works closely with all stakeholders in the international academic credential assessment and recognition community in Canada.
Prior to joining WES, Kevin had worked in both private and public sectors. He holds a bachelor's degree in sociology and master's degrees in social sciences and international relations from universities in the United States. Kevin has co-authored articles on the education systems of Turkey and the United Arab Emirates.
Aliyyah Nazeem
Manager of Academic Services | Canada
Aliyyah's background in student recruitment and admission provides a strong foundation for her work with WES' institutional clients. In her role, Aliyyah liaises with colleges and universities across Canada, stays updated on policy changes, and answers specific questions about WES evaluations. Before joining WES, Aliyyah was a recruitment officer at The Michener Institute of Education at University Health Network (UHN) where she received WES evaluation reports submitted by applicants for admission. She holds a degree from the University of Guelph and a diploma and post-graduate certificate from Humber College.
Karolin Givergis and Ruth Demeke
Karolin Givergis | Institutions and Licensing Boards | Canada
Karolin provides support to the Institutional Relations team in Canada by communicating with various partners such as educational institutions, licensing bodies, and employers and answers questions about WES services and evaluations. Karolin represents WES at conferences and delivers info sessions at community agencies. She has been with WES Canada since its inception in 2000 and enjoys helping newcomers in their settlement journey. Karolin speaks six languages and holds a bachelor's degree in psychology from Concordia University in Montréal.
Ruth Demeke | CIC/ IRCC, Immigration Lawyers and Consultants | Canada
Ruth serves as the primary contact for Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC), immigration consultants, and lawyers. She handles communications from IRCC Operation Staff—answering questions about WES services from members of the Canadian Association of Professional Immigration Consultants and Lawyers. She is the liaison to community agencies serving immigrants. Ruth joined WES as a customer service representative in 2011. She completed the Communication and Public Relations Certificate program at the University of Toronto.


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Mainly Mudgee the store that has it all.
A carefully selected range of exclusive gifts focusing on the treasures of Mudgee. When visiting Mudgee and looking for that special gift or piece of Memorabilia, look no further than Mainly Mugdee. Walk inside this classic retail outlet and you will be greeted with a plethora of giftware, art and local produce. Stay awhile and enjoy the atmosphere of the place and take home a memory of Mudgee.
Sue and her staff offer typical friendly country service to visitors and locals alike who like to wander among the local olives and oil, jams, honey, home made sweets, craft, jewellery, natural timbers, giftware and numerous other interesting items.
Looking for that special gift to purchase? Mainly Mudgee offers Wedding, Birthday, Baby Gifts or something for that special occasion or person. Book marks, key rings and magnets with significant landmarks in the Mudgee region. Also available: tea towels, T-shirts, stubby holders, caps, shopping bags, cards and mugs all carrying symbols of Mudgee, along with a special selection of Mudgee embossed glasware and platters.
Mainly Mudgee has an impressive display of Blue Dragon Fly pottery from Christine Sullivan renowned ceremic artist from Kurrajong, also beautiful art work from local artists Ross & Judy Kurtz and Thelma Beechey.


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High Cholesterol Foods You Must Avoid
Cholesterol is needed to keep the body producing healthy cells but it is healthy only if taken to a certain limit.Eating high cholesterol food will put you to risk for heart disease.The American Heart Association suggest to limit your total daily intake of cholesterol to 300 milligrams or less.In order to keep your cholesterol stable, it is important to avoid food that contain saturated and trans fats.Now Let's see some food that you need to keep away to have good health.
1. Liver
It is a fact that cholesterol is produced and stored in our liver therefore consuming liver will increase the levels of the cholesterol in your body.How it will effect your body depends on your body's requirement whether or not the cholesterol will be used to improve the function of your body or will it contribute to the unused cholesterol in your body.
2. Aerated Drinks
High levels of sugar will easily affect the levels of cholesterol in your body.Aerated drinks has high sugar and surely are not the best drink to have.
3. Nuts
Nuts are usually eaten in a snack between meals but unfortunately not all nuts have balanced cholesterol.Some of the nuts have high saturated fats and the only balanced nuts to have are almonds,hazelnuts and pine nuts which are not high in cholesterol.
4. Bake food items
The baked food items such as muffins,cakes,quick breads and croissants are surely very delicious to eat.It is all made from the whole eggs or whole milk which are saturated or hydrogenated fat which can remarkably raise the cholesterol levels in your body
5. Alcohol
To drink a limited amount of alcohol is not so dangerous which might also give positive effects for your heart.Even so,drinking excessively of alcohol mainly the hard liquor can raise the levels of your cholesterol to an undesired level.
6. Ice-creams
It is common that ice-creams have delicious taste that every one would love to have.It is unfortunate that these tasteful ice-creams are high in cholesterol.It is more fattening than the deep-fried snack but you may change it to homemade fruit ice-creams to have a healthy one.
7. Meat,poultry and fish
Eating meat are good for your health if taken in a certain limit.You can have meat to no more than 5 oz (140) a day.While eating meat, you may also balance it by consuming other low-cholesterol foods.
8. Fast food
As we all know that fast food such as burgers,fries,fried chicken are high in cholesterol.The total fat and saturated fat are all inside the fast food.To lessen the cholesterol amount,you may eat these kind of food with a healthier option like salads with low fat dressing,broiled sandwiches and non fried foods.
9. Egg Yolks
Consuming eggs give a lot of health benefits such as high protein.Unfortunately the egg yolk is filled with cholesterol and may lead to harm your health.It is suggested to eat the white part of the eggs and remove the yellow part.
10. Whole-fat Dairy products
Milk products that have more than 1% milk fat are not healthy,for example cheese and cream.You can change it to fat-free milk,toned milk and non-fat dairy products that are more healthy than consuming the whole-fat dairy products.


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The Works of Jules Verne - Vol. 7
The Works of Jules Verne - Vol. 7
OF the four stories gathered in this volume in the order of their publication, "Round the World in Eighty Days" is the most celebrated. It was issued in 1872, not in the usual form in which Verne's books appeared, in Hetzel series of "Voyages Extraordinaires," but in "feuilleton." This French method of publication in "feuilleton," not wholly unknown in our own country, consists of publishing a chapter or so each day in some daily paper.
The universal interest which these daily feuilletons of "Round the World in Eighty Days" excited, was absolutely unprecedented. Both English and American reporters telegraphed to their papers each day, the entire daily portion, which was promptly reproduced. So that for once three great nations were reading the same story at the same time, bit by bit.
Seldom has any piece of fiction excited such a furor. Liberal offers were made to the author by various transportation companies, if he would advertise their routes by having his hero travel by them. And when the final passage of the Atlantic from America to England was to be accomplished, the bids for notice by the various transatlantic lines are said to have reached fabulous sums. Verne, with a high sense of professional etiquette and honesty to his readers, refused all these offers.
As to the central idea on which the story is based, the unconscious gaining of a day by circumnavigation eastward, Verne tells us that the thought was suggested to him while reading in a café of the new possibility of making the circuit in eighty days. He saw the difficulty with the meridians, and the possibilities of the story flashed upon him.
"A Floating City," published in 1871, enjoyed in our own country a popularity almost equal to that of "Round the World in Eighty Days. . . ."


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Pushing the Boundaries of Market Development Through Disability Inclusion
On Tuesday, April 17th, Marketlinks hosted a webinar featuring USAID's Office of U.S. Foreign Disaster Assistance (OFDA) and Humanity & Inclusion (HI). Presenters from Humanity & Inclusion and World Vision shared best practices and lessons learned on effectively including people with disabilities in livelihoods programming. The presentations highlighted a livelihoods project in Afghanistan implemented by Humanity & Inclusion and their partners, World Vision, CARE, Oxfam, Aga Khan Foundation, and Action Aid.
Marketlinks shared practical solutions and implementation techniques for effective disability inclusive market development.
Useful links:
- Source, an HI managed library for resources on disability inclusion
- A link to the International Disability and Development Consortium livelihood library
- Training Social Facilitators in Personalised Social Support: Trainers' booklet
- Personalized social support: Thoughts, Method, and Tools in an Approach of Proximity Social Services
Angela Kohama is the Inclusive Livelihoods Policy Officer (Technical Resource Unit) in the Humanity & Inclusion U.S.
Sami Ul-haq is the Disability Rights and Inclusion Advisor at the Humanity & Inclusion office in Afghanistan.
Laura Meissner is the Economic Recovery and Markets Advisor for USAID's Office of U.S.
Farooq Nezami is a Community Organization Specialist with World Vision Afghanistan where he supports the Australian Afghanistan Community Resilience Scheme (AACRS).


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THE FLATS — Paced by four Yellow Jackets in double-figures, the Georgia Tech women's basketball team picked up a 78-51 win Tuesday night over Charleston Southern in McCamish Pavilion. With the win, the Jackets improved to 10-2 on the season and remained perfect at home, moving to 7-0.
"I was pleased with the way Chanin Scott played today," noted head coach MaChelle Joseph after the game. "I just thought offensively she showed a lot of poise and confidence. I thought Elo Edeferioka inside played well, and hit some jump shots that are really important for us. It was good to see Kierra Fletcher step up and make plays and play the way we know she's capable of playing. I was really pleased with our guard play."
How It Happened
Fueled by four points from Chanin Scott, Tech opened the contest with a 10-0 run to set the pace of the game. Scott scored eight points in the first quarter and handed the Jackets their largest lead of the opening period on a jumper with 33 seconds left for a 23-6 tally. Tech would extend its lead out to 21 points three times in the second frame. The Jackets forced 16 CSU turnovers and converted the miscues into 20 points and also outscored the Buccaneers 24-12 in the paint in the first half.
Shauntavia Dobson brought the Bucs back within 16 hitting a three-pointer at the 5:23 mark of the third quarter, but Tech closed the frame with a 17-8 run to carry a 63-38 lead into the final stanza. The Buccaneers posted a quick 10-0 run midway through the fourth quarter on a pair of three-pointers to cut the score to 67-48 with 4:02 remaining. Elo Edeferioka snapped the streak and Tech held the Bucs to three points over the final four minutes to pick up the 78-51 win.
Tech Tidbits
* Four Jackets finished in double-figure scoring numbers led by Scott with a career-high 17 points
* Edeferioka matched her career-high for the fourth time, also chipping in 17 points
* Kierra Fletcher scored 14 points to set a new personal-best for the freshman
* Zaire O'Neil rounded out the Jackets in double-figures, contributing 11 to the board
* The Jackets dominated on the glass, outrebounding the Bucs 43-27
* Tech went 20-for-23 from the charity stripe for an 87.0 percent efficiency
* The Jackets swiped 16 steals in the game led by a career-high five steals from Lorela Cubaj and five from Kaylan Pugh, matching her career-best
* In the paint, Tech outscored CSU 44-18, and also dominated in second chance points, 28-5
Next Up
Tech plays its final non-conference tilt on Thursday, Dec. 21 welcoming Southern Miss for a noon tipoff inside McCamish Pavilion. The game will be available on ACC Network Extra.
For the latest information on the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets, follow us on Twitter (@GTWBB), Instagram (GTWBB), Facebook (Georgia Tech Women's Basketball) or visit us at www.ramblinwreck.com.


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Free Comic Book Day for Marvel has moved more and more toward promotion for their summer event (which often requires investment in the storylines leading up to the event in order for the FCBD issue to make sense) and less about hyping up new readers. This year's offering from Marvel is not too much different, operating as a Secret Empire #0 much like last year's Civil War II Free Comic Book Day issue. However, also included is a ten page backup story featuring the debut of Chip Zdarsky's Peter Parker: The Spectacular Spider-Man with Paulo Siqueira running art instead of promised series regular Adam Kubert.
A little more new reader friendly than Secret Empire and certainly less dividing, Spectacular delivers the "back to basics" Spider-Man approach that early promotion promised. Opening up we have Peter and Mary Jane on a casual lunch date catching up. The conversation gets a little heated (which Zdarsky assures us through narration that it was just "ribbing"), but never the less it's certainly a better reunion between the two characters than their previous, even if the barbs feel like they carry a little more poison than what feels natural for the two.
The Vulture crashes the date and soon Peter is off to the shadows to change into the red-and-blues to stop him. Typically transparent MCU synergy gets me to roll my eyes just a bit (people coming fresh from the film just saw a Vulture story! Give them something new and exciting!), but since this is just a ten page backup going for max appeal, I can forgive Marvel for leaning on the MCU to give new readers background on who the villain is so that the story can fit into the tighter profile.
Zdarsky really lets the zingers fly in perhaps a more Ultimate Spider-Man style than what we've been used to seeing out of Amazing. The "You're so old" sequence reminded me (fondly) of a similar scene between Ultimate Spider-Man and Ultimate Kingpin. If this sequence is any indication, your enjoyment of Peter Parker: The Spectacular Spider-Man as a series is going to live or die based on your enjoyment of Zdarsky's humor. While he hasn't dropped his own "crazy town banana-pants," there are a few gags in this story that approach the 4th wall, something I'd rather the Spider-Man titles stray far, far away from. Perhaps that's Zdarsky shaking off some of the Howard the Duck left in him.
The pacing feels right for a ten page backup, with a satisfying base, build, and conclusion. The last few pages are filled with fresh faces meant to entice and pique interest. Is that really enough to convince people on the fence to go out and pick up the book next month when #1 hits the stands? Not particularly, not in my opinion. But it does show that Zdarsky has a little bit more up his sleeve than just bank heists and one-liners in store for those interested in the title. New villain (?) Trapster looks a little bit like an cliché (at least she isn't holding a designer coffee drink in one hand) but the idea of inserting an adult generation below Peter's is leaps and bounds away from what Marvel has been doing with the character since his soft de-aging in "Brand New Day."
Siqueira's art is superb in this story, and if I wasn't so excited for Adam Kubert I'd be disappointed that he isn't going to be the main artist for the title. The Vulture fight is so perfectly staged with some really strong figure work – the panel with Spider-Man gut-checking Vulture is a fantastic "knock-out punch" panel; you can really see the shock in Vulture's eyes and the strength in both Spider-Man's frame and pose. Colorist Frank D'Armata really brings out the inks and lines with high contrast reds and greens and blues. Interestingly, he uses a gradient so that the skyline fades to a light yellow on the horizon. It's not something you often see in comics but it adds a subtle layer of verisimilitude to the comic which makes it that much more enjoyable. If you didn't pick this up last Saturday, swing by your shop and see if they still have a copy laying around. After all, the price is right.


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Normally, we develop close friends with those we share things in common with. Unfortunately, even if we share a number of things in common, there usually are other areas where we can readily find disagreements. The very possibility of such disagreements can lead us to avoid making friends with otherwise decent people simply because we know they hold views that differ from ours. We may be friendly, but we won't pursue a close friendship with such people.
But perhaps we should reconsider.
We all know the chapter on love in the Bible (1 Corinthians 13). It talks about being long-suffering and bearing all things. While such love is certainly good, long-suffering doesn't sound exactly like the peaceful, restful or restoring type of relationship we seek with close friends. Being loving like this may need to be our behavior towards those who are difficult. But surely we don't need to be taught how to love our dearest friends.
Or do we?
Consider verse seven, where it says that love "bears all things, believes all things, hopes all things, endures all things".
The Greek word for "bear" in that verse means to "cover", that is, to provide a cover of protection from something which threatens (and to endure in so doing). Interestingly, one type of cover that the Greek word can refer to is to "cover with silence", as in to "hide or conceal the errors and faults of others".
In other words, we do not always need to "correct the heresies" or point out the faults of others. One essence of love is to protect the precious from the things that threaten it. And deep friendship is precious.
But also consider what the Greek word for "believe" means in this verse. It means to think something is true. To be persuaded of it and to place your confidence in it. Love does not dwell on why something may fail. It does not despair of what may go wrong. Love holds out confidence. Even more, this word can mean to entrust something to someone. Confident belief enables entrusting what is precious. Even deep friendship.
The Greek word for "hope" isn't the English word that means we hope things will go well. The Greek word means we have full trust in something or someone. We have confidence because our hope (our trust) becomes the foundation we build on, a foundation we firmly rely on. Love like this doesn't presume disappointment. It searches for what can be trusted in and builds on what it discovers.
The Greek word for "endure" doesn't just mean to endure ill treatments. Its primary meaning is to "remain". That is, to not flee or run away, but to instead tarry with someone. Love sticks fast. It holds on. It stays.
Love remains because there is something precious to remain for. Love trusts because there is something precious to put our hope in. Love is persuaded to believe because there is something precious that needs to be entrusted. Love protects because there is something very precious that needs covering from our faults that would otherwise ruin it.
Love does not endure because it must. Love endures because of the joy it brings.
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Camp Claytastrophe is a stage from C2: Judgement Clay. It belongs to the battle bunny Hoppy and where Hoppy fights his final opponent. The stage doesn't look like a military base save for the barb wire. The place looks more like the remains of a battlefield, what with the broken down fighter jet, the tank and the other rundown pieces of artillery.The clock in this stage is a grenade.
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Actress Lee Ji Ah Responds to Plastic Surgery Rumors
Lee Ji Ah has been accused of getting work done on her face due to a recent change in her appearance.
Her agency has now responded to these rumors by revealing to OSEN on November 10, "She has had absolutely no procedures done. Her condition was not good, and her face was puffy and bloated when they started filming. If you see her in real life, she looks nothing like her on-screen image. It is very sad."
The representative added, "She is slowly returning to her original condition and will be able to show you a better side of her soon."
The actress is currently acting in SBS' new weekend drama "Thrice Married Woman" and her appearance on the episode that aired on November 9 caught netizens' eyes. They found her expressions unnatural and started to wonder if she has recently gone under the knife.
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Bark for Life: Throngs of dogs, people come to the park
The Montgomery Cancer Association's Bark for Life event on Sunday, April 12, 2015, in Blount Park brought out around 200 people and their canine family members for a walk to raise funds for cancer research.
The Montgomery Cancer Association's Bark for Life: A Canine Event to Fight Cancer brought out around 200 local folks and their canine family members Sunday in Blount Park. The walk around the park and the gathering afterward will likely raise about $12,000 for the American Cancer Association, said Amy Waters of the American Cancer Society of Montgomery. Some people registered in advance, but about 45 participants showed up with their pups an hour before to sign up.
Montgomery veterinarian Donald C. Goodwin is an active member of the Central Alabama Veterinarians Association, a major sponsor of the event. He said Bark for Life gives four-legged friends a chance to help conquer the deadly disease, and all the money raised will go toward research.
"This is our fourth year, and we're trying to grow it each year," Goodwin said of Bark for Life, which leads up to the ACS signature event, Relay for Life, set for May 1 at the Emory Folmar YMCA Soccer Complex at 300 Brown Springs Road (register or learn more at www.relayforlife.org).
After the walk, dogs and their people gathered in a grassy area by a lake for games — contests for largest dog, smallest dog and best in show (the latter went to a standard poodle decked out in leopard spots) — and good times.
A group of golden retriever, Labrador retriever and Lab-golden-mix puppies in training for the Canine Companions for Independence program showed off their skills with their handlers, federal inmates who are each assigned a puppy to care for while teaching 30 basic commands for 13 to 18 months. After this program, each dog goes on to train for specialty assistance work so they can become services dogs, facility dogs or skills companions (to find out more about this program, go to www.cci.org).
Watching the demonstration were Betty Cannon and Nikki Wiggins, organizers of the Mont-BARK-ery Small Dog Play Group (find them on Facebook), spread out a blanket so their tiny dogs — toy fox terriers Maggie May and Foxy Lady, and Rosco, a chihuahua — could romp around. They said their group has about 78 members, all owners of dogs weighing less than 25 pounds, and most under 10 pounds.
Cannon said this was a special day for both her and her pets.
"I like to expose my dogs to other dogs and socialize them, but I am also an eight-year breast cancer survivor, so I always support the American Cancer Society," she said.


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The screen protector glass also feels smooth hand is extremely smudge resistant.
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The iPhone Screen Protector does not interfere in anyway with 3D/Force Touch on the iPhone. It fits your iPhone like it was made for it and covers what it is needs to only to leave just the right amount so your case fits well.
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A few things to this iPhone screen protector glass is that you get two of them in the box so that if you ruin one, there is another you can use.
It comes with all the materials you need to install, 2 pairs of wet wipes and dry wipes because there are actually two screen protector glasses, a number of sticky tapes that can be used to pick up the little particles of dust that are attracted to the screen via static energy.
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The geniuses at amFilm realized that it isn't easy getting the screen protector glass on perfectly and so they give you tabs to hold on to when placing it on the iPhone so you can line it up before it touches the surface of the iPhone and starts to stick. Since your screen protector glass is stiff, this becomes pretty easy as long as you grasp it by the edges you don't have to worry about finger prints. You will be able to get it done on the first try unlike the other screen protector glasses that are very hard to reposition.
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PhoenixTears and hopelessidiot looked into this round and have told me that its result is already determined and requested that we end it already. Abs. has confirmed the result as well. CTU is still completely MIA. We have no idea when he'll return.
Here is PhoenixTears's explanation of the situation:
PhoenixTears wrote:
Remaining Roles:
Conia (Akemi) - lovers with Yurikochan
Yurikochan (Kid-Kobayashi) - lovers with Conia
mystery_angel801 (Chianti) - lovers with breva
breva (Takagi) - lovers with mystery_angel801
Commi-Ninja (Heiji)
Akonyl (Kazuha)
Paix672 (Jodie)
Parkur (Eri)
The lovers are allied together, know all the town roles, have two APTXes remaining, and were told by CTU that they could win together as long as everyone else is dead. So, the game is 4 vs. 4 at this point.
They kill during the night with no way of being stopped, bringing it to 4 vs. 3.
Even if the game continued after this, the lovers would poison two during the day and lynch the remainder. Kazuha's charm has already been used, so there's nothing to stop the poison. Eri could stop the lynching (if she's the one being lynched, since otherwise she would've been killed at night or would be poisoned and her action wouldn't go through), but it would still end that phase at 4 vs. 1.
The game is over; no way around it.
By reading this you are legally bound to not get upset about this following notice
[spoiler=notice] Mafia will be put on hole after Day 5 because I will be out of town. The round lasted longer then I thought and my plans have changed so my trip is happening sooner rather then later(I am leaving Thursday) As a Renault I will not be able to be here Thursday and possibly friday, but I am getting a laptop wile I am gone. So I will be able to continue GM'ing wile I am away from home, but not the first 2 nights.[/spoiler]
First post is slowly being updated striking out the people who are dead. So if it is not done yet then blame minecraft
Prep Phase will start Thursday
http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/f ... c=0&p1=867
Night 1
http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/f ... c=0&p1=867
Day 1
http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/f ... c=0&p1=867
Rules will follow the last round, but might have a few changes
GM: CTU (Me)
01: Detective Tommy Day 1
02: miikosan
03: PhoenixTears
04: CaseClosed101 Day 5
05: miakakiri Day 3
06: Meme
07: Conia
08: Yurikochan
09: Commi-Ninja
10: Pofa
11: Akonyl
12: bluekaitou1412
13: Abs. Night 1
14: ARangerB2 Night 3
15: hopelessidiot
16: KainTheVampire Day 2
17: Schillok Day 3
18: Tanner-kun Day 5
19: Mystery_angel801
20: Cheesus
21: shihokudo
22: Paix672
23: Xpon
24: Kleene Onigiri Night 3
25: asteriskknight
26: breva
27: blurfbreg
28: Parkur
29: Sebolains
30: Kirbypepe
General rules
[spoiler]- If you play in this game with more than one username, both usernames will be banned from this and all future Mafia games. Since it is also against forum rules to have multiple accounts, at least one of the accounts will also be deleted.
- Don't ask the GM for information about other players' roles or try to influence moderator tasks (e.g. ask them to not give certain hints). It is frowned upon.
- You may not copy/quote/screenshot etc. the PM from the GM to prove your role to someone else. But you can claim to be a role, whether it's your real role or not.
- You can PM people and post without restrictions (except the GM stuff, see above) when you are alive. If you choose to talk while dead (PM or otherwise), you must be careful that you don't give anything away, whether it's your suspicions, results of actions, deductions, etc. Don't ruin the spirit of the game. When in doubt, refrain.
- You may fake/quote/edit other players PM, just not the GM ones. However, the posting or PMing of other players' PMs via screenshots are prohibited.
- If your PM confuses the GM, the GM will smash it into a billion pieces.
- You may talk as a Ghost, but not about game related information. Also, every player is asked to not go off-topic too much.
- People not participating in the game can also talk, but anything that could be a hint or something the reader noticed should not be posted or Pmed to the people playing.
- In case a Ghost talked about something important related to the game (what he did when he was dead, who he talked to, what hint he figured out etc., even if it's wrong/ a lie), the GM will punish accordingly. It can be just a warning or be a punishment in the form of randomly killing/arresting someone on the same side, or giving out hints to help the other side or even ban the player from the next game. The GM has the freedom to act accordingly.[/spoiler]
[spoiler]- You have to PM the GM directly to vote/use your ability. Posting in the thread doesn't count. Multi-recipient PMs don't count.
- If Vermouth and KID are in the same game and choose the same person to disguise as, they will both disguise as the same role and the targeted individual will get a new role.
- DB's (Ayumi, Genta, Mitsuhiko), Friends (Sonoko + Best Friend), and Lovers will not overlap.
- If you're inactive for too long ( 7+ phases) without telling the GM that you're gone or that you'll give the power over your role to someone else temporary, you'll get arrested.[/spoiler]
General Definitions
[spoiler]Order of Actions
- You can always send in a new order, which will replace the old one.
- If multiple incompatible actions are submitted by a player, the last one before time is up is the one that will go through.
- The BO and the DBs have a rank system for giving orders.
Arrest > House Search > Protection charm > APTX > Lynching > Discombobulating > Killing > All other actions
Example 1a:
Akonyl) Arrest Abs. for killing Kleene on Night 1. Investigate if pofa slandered conia.
Abs.) Kill Akonyl.
Result: Akonyl arrests Abs. Abs. does not get to kill Akonyl. Akonyl investigates if pofa slandered conia.
Example 1b:
Akonyl) Investigate if pofa slandered conia.
Abs.) Kill Akonyl.
Result: Abs. kills Akonyl. Akonyl does not get investigation results.
Example 2: (Day 3)
Beastly) APTX pofa = Satou.
pofa) Arrest Beastly for killing Laurell on Night 2.
Result: pofa arrests Beastly. Beastly does not get to use APTX on pofa. APTX is confiscated. (See APTX under Day actions)
Voice of Reason > Bone Breaker > Watch protection > Protect > Heal > First Aid
- In case more than one protection/healing-type action is done on the target that is killed, the one with the highest priotity will succeed, while the others will "fail" (they won't happen).
- In case the highest priority action was hindered, for example with discombobulating, the next protection/healing-type action will succeed etc.
- Sniping: Sniping bypasses every healing and First Aid. When someone is protected, the protected will survive, but the protector himself dies instead. Someone with the watch will survive a sniper, but the watch will be destroyed.
- A protection/healing ability will just prevent the killing, in case the protected player is targeted. So, in case a protector (Ran, Makoto), protects someone from a sniper with the watch, Ran/Makoto will still die and the watch won't save them.
- Any action that was done by someone who was successfully First Aided will fail, because that player became injured.
- Everyone can vote during the Day Phase, whether you're Townsfolk or a BO member.
- Exceptions:
a) You're dead
b) You're not in Japan
c) You're arrested
d) You were hindered by an ability (e.g. Tequila).
- Each player's vote is made public at the end of the Day phase, unless Voice of Reason or Protect is applicable.
- If the player was APTXed or arrested, then his/her vote won't count
- When someone was killed,lynched or arrested, his action won't go through and fail. Only exception are arrest and APTX.
- In case Kazuha was succesfully APTXed and accompanied someone that was about to be lynched because of 1 vote difference, the reduction of that 1 vote fails and he/she will be lynched.
If a House Search finds a crime, the target is automatically arrested. This Auto-Arrest is a freebie in conjunction with the House Search. If the House Search does not happen, the Auto-Arrest does not happen. An Auto-Arrest will not automatically happen in case a crime is discovered by an investigate action, even if the one investigating is a police officer.
Hints, Riddles, Will, Tape/Video tape, Dreams
- There can be various hints/riddles given out by the GM. This can contain true and false hints. It can be about lovers in the game or who was the murderer etc. There can be hints with the PMing of actions too. The players could also recive a dream or hint from the GM, which could contain true or false facts. All hints could be right or all could be false or there can be a mix of false and right hint with just one drean, riddle, phase change post etc.
- Every player can PM a "Will" to the GM. It can be a letter, a tape or just an item that you'll drop. This Will will be shown in case you're killed.
- You can also tell the GM the way you want to die in the case that you are lynched (in case you prefer to burn instead of being hanged etc.)
- The BO can leave a tape/video or item after each murder. A tape could also be from the GM and not the BO. Thus it can have true clues or false clues..
- The GM has the last decision. In case a will, tape, or method of death is giving out too much info, then it can be changed by the GM accordingly.
- A Will will get lost if the body is removed by Piscos ability. Pisco will receive the Will then.
- Killing (normal, sniping or using APTX)
- Blaming
- Disguising
- Slandering
- Spying
- Bribing
- Discombobulating
- Abducting
- Erasing
- Frightening
- Steal
- Black Suitcase actions are not crimes (even discombobulating etc.).
- Being in the BO is not a crime. So you can't arrest Conia for being Gin.
All players - except the travelers Hakuba and Maktoto - start the game "alive" (normal). However, their condition might worsen during the course of the game...
Alive: An alive player may use any of his/her abilities according to the rules. They can talk freely and participate in the lynch-voting.
Abroad: This player is out of the country until he/she returns to japan. Any actions used on him will fail. He/she can't be killed. Such players can talk freely, but not participate in lynch-voting or use any ability themselves.
Injured: An injured player can not use any abilities and loose any of their passive abilities like for example a disguise. The only exception is the nightly killing action from BO members (though, they will loose any advantages they normally have like erasing the body or sniping) and Revenge. Injured players can still talk freely and participate in the lynch voting.
Temporary Injured: Police who try to arrest a Sniper will get temporary Injured for 2 phase after the arrest attempt. When being temporary injured, the police will lose all Ability except for Voting on day lynching.
Suspended: Police who try to arrest someone for a false charge will get suspended for 2 phase after the arrest attempt. When being a suspended, the police will lose all Ability except for Voting on day lynching.
Arrested: An arrested player can't use any abilities, but at the same time they also can't be killed. Any actions, except for "lawsuit" on them will fail. They can talk freely, but not participate in the lynch voting. Arrested players are considered "out-of-the-game" to determine if a side had won. The arrested players role will (normally) not be revealed upon the arrest.
Dead: That player was killed during the game. They can no longer participate in this round, however they will still win the game together with their side. Dead players may not give any information concerning the game to others or influence the game in any other way.
Black Organization
The BO has a Leader. It's Anokata. The Leader has the ultimate right to choose a Night kill target and will give the order. No one can overwrite the Leaders order. Other players can also give out orders, in case the Leader does not. The priority of the orders will be decided by the BO ranking. But the Leader can overwrite that order if he or she returns.
If the Leader orders a Lover to kill the other Lover, it will happen (unless either the Lover was discombobulated, or Vodka was the Lover and discombobulated the Leader), and the killing Lover will suicide if the kill was successful.
The Leader can't command someone else to use APTX. The Leader may only put in his/her own APTX order. The exception is if the BO member PMs the GM giving such permission (only lasts for that Day.)
If Anokata is not present in a game (or was killed) the BO will choose a Leader. They can either go for the ranking according to the role list (Anokata, Gin, Vermouth, Bourbon ...) or they vote for their own ranking. So each player PMs the GM with a ranking.
conia) Akonyl (Vodka), conia (Korn), pofa (Gin)
Akonyl) Conia (Korn), Akonyl (Vodka), pofa (Gin)
pofa) pofa (Gin), conia (Korn), Akonyl (Vodka)
Then the ranking would be: conia(Korn), Akonyl (Vodka), pofa(Gin). So conia would be the new Leader. In case conia dies then Akonyl will become the new leader etc.
If the leader is arrested, the leader may designate the new ranking by PMing the GM during the phase in which the arrest is made known.
Otherwise the GM will randomly choose a ranking.
The leader ranking has nothing to do with the APTX ranking! In case there are not enough APTX, then the ranking of the listed BO roles will be used.
Each mafia member must commit a successful murder before any mafia member gets a second turn to kill.
Every member can use the APTX4869 during day phase.
BO can kill BO if they so wish.
The mafia is allowed to and is expected to consult with each other on who to kill during the night and who to lynch during the day. You may all vote to lynch different players if you wish.[/spoiler]
Kill: Kill / Attack / Murder/Bomb
Investigate : Investigation / Special Investigation
Observe : Observation / Stake-Out
Protect : Protection / Lovey-Dovey / Bone Breaking
Heal : Healing / First Aid
Discombobulate : Discombobulate
Steal : Stealing
Deduction: Spy/Deduction
Interrogate: Interrogate/Cross-examination
Poison: Poisoning
Pinch Face: Face-pinching
Give Gem: Give Gem[/spoiler]
Changes to the rules:
Personal Objectives are back, but only certain people will get them
Actions can be taken to people arrested.
Everybody playing should have there online status hidden (FYI)
Yumi can and may be a NPC controled by me. IF that happens Yumi will only be used in the prep phase to pick the lovers.
Detention: Can not be used on the same person twice in a row
If someone get's released from jail by Eri, then all his crimes will be erased (even blamed ones). Disguised roles will get a new randomly picked disguise.
Spy is not a crime anymore
Pisco abilities changed
Lovers changed. Can be picked by (Ether a NPC or player controlled) Yumi, or can be picked if two people send etch others name through PM to the GM (please make the title clear when sending that PM)
[color=blue]IMPORTANT INFORMATION:
The BO now have their own sub-board on the forum that is visible only to them. Townies cannot see or access this sub-board. The BO can now talk to each other and strategize here rather than in PM. If you are BO, the sub-board will appear on the frontpage of the forum sometime either during prep phase or Night 1.
Players who have died now have their own sub-board, called the Graveyard. It is visible and accessible only to dead players. Dead players who want to discuss the game should do so on this thread and not on the game thread.