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Gia Margaret isn't content with being confined to any genre label. While on first listen you can discern the singer-songwriter template, further attention With her debut There's Always Glimmer out this Friday 27th, we spoke to her about the album's conception, her sharp lyrical style, and what the future holds.
Your debut album is about to be released! How do you feel at this point?
I feel a lot of things. Nervous but ready to set it free. I'm excited to share the rest of it. It's been a long time coming for me and something I thought about doing for a very long time. I worked on There's Always Glimmer for nearly a year. I was super lucky to sign with Orindal Records for this release, but I had to abide by their release schedule - and honestly it took even longer because vinyl production takes a good while. It was worth the wait, but, I think between making the record and waiting to release it, I started to feel a little removed from the music. I'm sure a lot of artists go through this. I will say releasing a few singles has helped make it all feel fresh again. I get to experience first reactions and am reminded that the songs are new for everyone else. People have been so encouraging and kind. I feel really lucky.
There's a lot of influences filtering into your style; along with the surface distinctions of folk singer-songwriter, you can hear balances of shoegaze, ambient, gentler post-rock; what sounds did you take inspiration from, and how did that inform the fusion you've put together?
I spent a good portion of my early 20s listening to a lot of folk music so I would definitely agree that the heart of the record is of the singer-songwriter persuasion. Nick Drake is my absolute favourite. I'm in love with him (7 of the songs on the record are in the same tuning as 'Place to Be'). I have an adoration for Linda Perhacs, Connie Converse and the Roches as well. And yes, you're right about shoegaze influences. I think a bulk of what I listened to from 2014-2016 was Cocteau Twins, The Sundays, Slowdive and Yo La Tengo. At that time, I was working the front desk of a music school. I'd spend hours listening to and discovering shoegaze bands during my shifts. It's the kind of music you can get lost in if need be, but also doesn't require all of your attention (if you just want to have it on in the background as you do something else.) It wasn't long before I got an electric guitar and got obnoxiously into chorus and delay. Woops. More recently/ while making this record, I was listening to a lot of Lomelda, Florist, Adult Mom, Grouper and Yowler. I think 'Birthday' and 'In Normal Ways' were so influenced by these bands whether I'd like to admit it or not. And for the record I don't think these songs hold a candle to their songs. I listen to A LOT of music. I love it so much that I have a difficult time deciding on a direction with my own music. Because of this I think I try to treat each song as something that had its own individual needs. I wasn't so concerned if my record sounded cohesive.
You've written all the songs and produced the record yourself too, how have you found that level of autonomy?
I have been writing and recording demos in the confines of my bedroom for a long time. I think composing my own songs from early on has given me a better understanding of myself and my voice as writer. Sometimes I don't really consider a song a real living and breathing thing until I sit down and make record of it. Doing this is meditative and brings me solace. I have a lot of fun with the few tools I have. I have a protective nature when it comes to my music and there are some things I don't think I can capture with anyone else around. I don't think that's a bad thing to be aware of. When I decided to make this record, however, I wanted to push myself a little further. I was happy with the work I had done and what I had figured out with little to no training, but there was a lot I didn't know as an aspiring engineer. Since I was planning to press the record to vinyl, I wanted to be a little more technical this time around. I asked Nick Papaleo to help with the bulk of the project after hearing a record that he worked on for my fave Chicago band, Campdogzz.
While I always had the final say and was extremely selective about what stayed and went on a recording, there are a few songs on the record that were such a collaborative effort between the two of us. I just want to give credit where credit is due. About 'Birthday' specifically: the day we recorded that song I went into the studio with all of the parts in my head and had the help of such incredible bandmates, John Morton (who played drums and played the acoustic guitar riff that repeats throughout) and Brendan Losch (who added atmospheric electric guitar). I couldn't have made the song sound that way without these people. But Nick really pulled something out of all of us that day. It was his idea to have the song begin with Brendan's drone-y guitar and he really helped organise and make space where space was needed. I have a tendency to go overboard and make songs with 80 thousand stems! I think I really knew what I needed and wanted on certain songs but I'm really grateful for the help I had when I hit a wall or needed the extra support. (Props to Doug Saltzman who engineered/collaborated with me on 'Smoke' as well.)
But since you asked, some songs I am really proud of as a producer are 'Groceries' and 'In Normal Ways'. They were recorded entirely in my bedroom (I played everything, recorded everything and *nearly* mixed them.) I'm glad that there's some sleepy bedroom-demo charm on the record.
'Smoke' and 'Birthday', the two lead singles off the record, share an atmospheric through-line but are structurally quite different; the former unravels with accruing instrumentation while the latter is more straightforward – though still gorgeous – what has been your intention in the variety of songwriting, and did that change during your recording time in the studio?
They are structurally different, definitely. I think it's mostly because they were written at different times and in different phases of my writing. 'Smoke' is a few years old and something that always felt a little unfinished. Over time I grew to like the sparseness of it and just left it as is. 'Birthday' was written more recently (a year ago) and definitely is more straightforward. It's something I spit out in an hour and I think a lot of my newer songs are in this same vein. I went to school for piano composition for a short stint. I think my older songs are a little more impressionistic for this reason.
You sing largely in past tense, which complements the nostalgic wisp of your music; why the past tense?
It usually takes me a little while to process the things I go through. I think that comes across in my writing. I'm a nostalgic person. I should try to write more in the present tense! That would be a good exercise!
I love the unfussy directness of the imagery, how important is the specificity of the lyrics for you?
It depends. There are some songs that I write that are just word vomit. Of course they mean something but sometimes they're not as intense or intentional as they come across. Sometimes the words just fit into the melody and I like the way they sound phonetically. There definitely are some songs that paint a very direct picture. Those are the ones that come to me the easiest and I try mostly to write as closely to the way I speak in everyday life. I'm not sure that answers the question but, my final answer is: sometimes?
Now it's almost out in the world, what comes next?
More records I hope. I've been writing and demoing A LOT and have some plans in the fall to start something new! I also have an east coast tour this fall with my main bud Advance Base. He has a new record coming too!
There's Always Glimmer is out July 27th release date via Orindal Records.


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The Homecoming
When photographs tell stories
By Stephen Hunter
A sophisticated artist and professor in Portland, Oregon, Holly Andres remains refreshingly modest about her sudden success. She receives commissions for photo shoots from mainstream publications like the New York Times, Time, and the New Yorker, and her fine art gets attention in Art in America, Art Forum, Glamour, and beyond.
In her current Museum of Northwest Art installation in La Conner, "The Homecoming," Andres' still photographs tell three stories: "Summer of the Hornets," "River Road," and "The Fall of Spring Hill."
Andres stages her dramas in woodlands, meadows, dirt roads and carefully prepared interiors. The scenes with professional actors are interspersed with richly colored and textured still lifes, which subtly advance the action. The bright colors and simplicity of her compositions lure the viewer into what soon proves to be a darker, even menacing, subject matter.
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Detectives in Wolverhampton are investigating two robberies in three weeks at a fast-food restaurant when crowbar-wielding raiders stole cash from the outlet.
Pizza Hut, in Willenhall Road, Portobello, was raided at around 9pm on February 20 and again around 9.30pm on March 6.
On each occasion men with crowbars and an axe jumped over the counter, threatened staff and stole cash from the till. There are up to four offenders of the gang, all with masked faces and wearing dark clothing with hooded sports tops.
Police believe the same group could be responsible for both raids and have released CCTV images in a bid to identify the robbers.
DC Damon Millar, from West Midlands Police CID, said: "We believe the offenders could be from the local area as they made off on foot, so I would urge anyone who recognises them to contact me on 101.
"The owners of Pizza Hut have stepped up security at the premises since the robberies, including personal attack alarms for all staff members."
Meanwhile police are examining forensic evidence taken from the premises and trawling local security camera footage
Anyone not wishing to speak to a police officer can call the independent charity Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.


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Peter Lang expands its network in Turkey
July 31, 2018
Publishing group Peter Lang and the Istanbul private university Bahçeşehir Üniversitesi (BAU) have signed a cooperation agreement. It will initially be valid for two years starting in summer 2018. During this period, BAU supports publication projects from its approximately 1000 teachers and research assistants, which are submitted to Peter Lang and accepted for publication. Research in the humanities and social sciences, but also in engineering, is eligible for funding if the research subject touches on humanities topics. The objective of the cooperation is to make scientific research at BAU accessible to a broader international audience. The Peter Lang Publishing Group has had its own office in Turkey since 2015. Its editorial focus is on economics, political science, sociology as well as media and communication sciences. Publication languages are English, German and French (further information).


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Cancer and the Environment
Cancer is a disease with many risk factors; those factors can affect the illness in ways that are not fully understood. Most cancers take a long time to develop. Studies have shown that depending on the type of cancer, some cancers may take as long as 40 years to develop after exposure to some substances.
Through surveillance and tracking, scientists have observed a relationship between some cancers and the presence of certain environmental pollutants. This relationship does not rule out other causes but does suggest that there are factors in the environment that may increase the risk for some cancers. The cause of many cancer types is unknown and likely determined by many factors operating at different points in the lifespan.
Major risk factors for cancer include tobacco use, obesity, physical inactivity, and sun exposure. Genetic factors also seem to play a role in some types of cancer. Exposure to ionizing radiation may also be a risk factor in some instances. Several chemical exposures have been found to be associated with a higher risk of cancer.
Although environmental pollution has been a source of great public concern for decades, more research is needed about environmental exposures at the community level. Evidence is building to support a link between cancer and lower levels of exposures to environmental pollutants.Top of Page
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Bangalore: India is in the process of setting up a national cyber security architecture with the aim to prevent sabotage, espionage and other forms of attack that could hurt the country, National Security Advisor Shivshankar Menon said on Monday.
He said the architecture, to protect critical information infrastructure and other networks, will involve monitoring, certification and assurance of India`s networks by designated agencies and bodies in accordance with the law.
"It will also involve capacity and authority for operations in cyber space", Menon said delivering the Dr. Raja Ramanna lecture on India`s external and internal security at the National Institute of Advanced Studies here.
"The goal is to prevent sabotage, espionage and other forms of cyber attacks that could hurt us", he said.
The National Security Council has approved the architecture in principle and implementation details are being worked out with the ministries and agencies, "which we hope to take to the Cabinet for approval soon", Menon said. A national cyber security coordinator in the National Security Council Secretariat (NSCS) will bring this work together.


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The Breeders can do no wrong at the Paradise
A review of The Breeders at the Paradise Rock Club on August 17, 2009
The Breeders, the long-term musical project of Kim Deal, have always done exactly what they wanted. They've only released four albums in their over 20 years of existence, and after their platinum hit, 1993's Last Splash, they waited a full nine years for the follow-up. In this sense, Monday's show at the Paradise was a microcosm of this career tendency.
They filled the setlist with a mixture of tunes from throughout their career, and didn't seem particularly interested in introducing the newer ones, and they played their hit "Cannonball," with exactly the same easygoing, all-smiles delivery that they played every other song. Clearly at this point in their career, the main driving reason to come out and play is the enjoyment value for the band.
The Breeders took the stage with an unorthodox setup featuring all five members stationed in a row across the stage, with drums far right. Kim and Kelley Deal's brand of sisterly stage banter, made the show entertaining, regardless of the tunes, but of course the tunes were there as well.
They worked their way through a mixture of their heavier, more 90s alternative material, and their acoustic oriented love songs. The Deal sisters traded vocals on some songs, including the sparse "Little Fury," but mostly Kim held the mic. Her vocals, sometimes awash in echo, and other times blasted through a distortion mic, have always been one of the band's strengths, as she has an uncanny way of relaying almost any emotion without ever having to dramatically alter her voice, or sound anything less than completely less than completely sincere. On the heavily reverbed "Night of Joy," Kim sang out, somewhere beyond the crowd, and it wasn't until the "thank yous" echoed out that her voice was brought back.
The band supporting her is a solid group, who've been there since the band regrouped eight years ago. Guitarist Cheryl Lindsey, who they found on craigslist (the explanation of which prompted a good joke from Kim Deal, who mentioned the "pure" days of craigslist when it was used for art and not for murder), provided powerful but restrained leads, and the rhythm section of Mando Lopez on Bass, and Jose Medeles on drums, worked nicely for the longtime Pixies/Breeders aesthetic of anchoring, chugging basslines, and controlled chaos on the drums. Kelley Deal provided a good foil to her sister, adding a slew of guitar parts, and even some violin on "Drivin' on 9," the set closer.
The crowd was behind them every minute, shouting out "yes" at the beginning of almost every song, singing along with a majority of the songs and generally lapping up even the more trivial of stage banter. When the band did their cover of "Happiness is a Warm Gun," the crowd reacted nicely, but not anymore excitedly than they did to any number of other songs, and the general sentiment seemed to be, "we like the Beatles sure, but we like you too." When Kim Deal took a turn behind the drums, the crowd got a good kick out of it, and even when the kit fell apart a bit (the wood plank she was playing fell) the crowd seemed unphased. That the crowd could be only enthusiastic and excited for set that poured through such a large range of musical history, is a testament to The Breeder's abilities as performers and songwriters.& & & & &
Whispertown 2000, a group of acoustic alt-country rockers complete with sweet and syrupy female harmonies and harmonica solos from the drummer, got the crowd in a good mood with an impressive opening set.


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[Intro: Meek Mill]
Chasing that bag, chasing that bag
Lil' fish
[Verse 1: Meek Mill]
Woke up this morning I had a ménage
Loaded the foreigns I packed the garage
We do it big like we back in the Stuy
Maybe I'll sell if I rap and I lie
Maybe I'll sell if I let niggas write it
These niggas swagger jacking and they buyin'
This for my niggas trappin' out them Hondas
Tryna get designer, Gucci they attire
Walk in this building, it's quiet
I break a heart then I buy it
I probably get her a Birkin
I take that back, shit I'm lying
I'm on the jet when I'm flying
I'm in the Bentley, I'm wheelin'
I'm in the trench with my niggas and I know the feeling to see 20 million
Funny money niggas counterfeit
I could tell you ain't been around the shit
Like a swiper, when I got the black card
80 up in Barneys if I count the fit
Seen the money, and I know the sound of it
It go (vrrrt vrrrt!)
That's a lot of it
Know that language that money machine clicking
They been rap dissing, I ain't seen, niggas
Know Omelly ready, I got Dean with us
And that 7 on me, I got Leem with us
Like that dirty dirty, how I lean niggas
And wrist on subzero like freeze nigga
Finish them niggas, yeah I put an end to them niggas
I'm on the roof with that scope
When I hit them little bitches like Remy my nigga
[Hook: A$AP Ferg]
You save 'em, we slay 'em
Girl I ball
[Verse 2: A$AP Ferg]
Whip whip whip, whip it
Me and your bitch in a Bentley
Making it rain when she strippin'
Hold up the umbrella like Bentley
Fuck with a nigga that's righteous
Call me Mr. East Coast I'm the tightest
I remember when bedbugs was biting
God bless me like a nigga got sinus
Ooh, Holy Ghost, I'm a baptist
Fucking them ratchets
Might get a Met Gala actress
Who give me the top when I slap it
Feeling like DJ Khaled
She grindin' on my dick getting careless
Man I had to kill this beat, I'm a savage
Meek Milly top 20 on the atlas
[Verse 3: Meek Mill]
Back in this bitch and you know we reloaded
Look at the credits and tell you who wrote it
I had that bitch on my dick and she rode it
And she wouldn't speak to you niggas and you know it
I'm out in Cali I'm looking for Khloe
Kylie and Kourtney or maybe a Kendall, finesse with that swagger
You know I'ma swindle you niggas don't get into shit that I'm into
Shit that I'm saying will prolly offend you
You acting rowdy like Bobby was with you
You only talk when that molly up in you
Man, you'll figure out when that tommy'll hit you
Got bad bitches in the A, down in MIA, talking in the bay
When I'm on the west, we ain't giving fades
Cause I got the cake, Draco with the laser on it
I hit her page, I'm on it
I like her pictures for warning
DM that bitch for the kill
She answer back, I'ma swarm it
Probably all be in Florida
I put your bitch in that cool water
Say I remind her of 2Pac
32 shots in my oowop
She fuck me good, get a new Benz
She keep it tricking a new shop
Went to Miami on Monday
By Tuesday I heard that them dudes shot
I do not know about situations
'Cause I never ever talk to cops
I will not speak if you made a statement
Cause I know the do's and the do not's
[Hook: A$AP Ferg]
You save 'em, we slay 'em
Girl I ball
[Outro: Takbar]
Look at the ride it's filthy
Look at that shit man
Earlier I was just standing there looking at this shit
Like god damn
There's really a Wraith, a Bentley, a Bentley, a Maybach and a bullet proof car
This the shit i really be on you know what I'm saying
It's the life
Im really happy around like
The first track off of Meek Mill's "Meekend Music" EP. Meek comes out bold, throwing possible shots at Drake, whom he beefed with in 2015, and Nicki Minaj, his ex-girlfriend.


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Chadwick, A. and Howard, P. N. (eds) (2009) The Handbook of Internet Politics (Routledge). 528pp.
Chadwick, A. (2006) Internet Politics: States, Citizens, and New Communication Technologies (Oxford University Press). 400pp.
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Undrafted Josh Martin makes Chiefs' roster
By nearly every conceivable measure, the odds were long and sketchy.
Josh Martin was an undrafted rookie from Columbia, an Ivy League program that plays its home games in a 17,000-seat stadium on the northern tip of Manhattan. And the Chiefs weren't necessarily in need of another body at linebacker. All training camp, Martin had mostly blended into the background, a low-risk long shot who fills space on the practice field, only to be pink-slipped when the roster judgments come down.
So on Saturday, after surviving the length of the preseason, Martin went to a local 24 Hour Fitness with fellow rookie Mike Catapano, another Ivy League product, and hoped to sweat out some nervous energy. As the afternoon faded into evening, Martin kept checking his phone. The phone never buzzed, and the cut deadline passed, but Martin held his emotions in check: What if the "cut" call was just late?
"Then I received a phone call from (Chiefs general manager) John Dorsey saying that I'd made it," Martin said. "And that was kind of a big exhale, a sigh of relief at that point."
As the Chiefs trimmed their roster down to the 53-man limit on Saturday night — and continued shaping it with more deals on Sunday — Martin's inclusion was perhaps the most surprising development.
In the short term, Martin can serve as insurance at inside linebacker for rookie Nico Johnson, who is battling a high-ankle sprain. The Chiefs also traded linebacker Edgar Jones on Saturday, creating space for a player that can also fill in on the outside.
"He earned the spot," Chiefs coach Andy Reid said. "He was a great player at Columbia, and he comes in and he just kind of carried that over here. He's big, he's fast, he's strong; (he) made plays. He was able to cover and he's got some pass-rush ability, which is important."
According to Reid, Martin was on the Chiefs' radar early in the draft process. Dorsey had mined the Ivy League, identifying Martin as a player that could be a fit in Kansas City. And in the moments after the draft, when Martin had solid free-agent offers from Houston and the Chiefs, Dorsey's persistence paid off.
"The Chiefs just seemed like they wanted me more," Martin said. "And my agent said: 'Go where they want you.' And so that's what I did."
If Martin's presence on the Chiefs' 53-man roster is unlikely, it seemed even more improbable five years ago. This was a kid who started just one year for Cherokee Trail High School in Aurora, Colo. And when it was time to look for a college, his most prestigious offer came from Wyoming. No matter. Martin was all set to stay close to home, anyway — until Columbia stepped in and showed some interest.
"I was a good student in high school," Martin said. "I knew I'd have the grades, and I knew I'd be good enough to play football at Columbia. I just heard there was an Ivy League school in New York City. It sounded like fun, so sign me up."
Now in Kansas City, Martin joins Catapano, a Princeton-bred linebacker, as a rare Ivy League duo on an NFL roster.
"It shows that the Ivy League is an up-and-coming league," Catapano said. "Like I say all time, it's just smart guys that love to play football. And I think that having a good education and a good intellectual mind behind a hard-working, athletic body only adds to your performance."
Martin, of course, is still living on the edge as a rookie on the fringe of the 53-man roster. He had his moments in the preseason — recording two tackles for loss against New Orleans and a sack against Green Bay — but the NFL can be a cruel beast. Martin could simply be a placeholder for a healthy Nico Johnson, but if nothing else, he now has more time to prove his value to the Chiefs brass.
"Josh Martin is a big, athletic guy," Chiefs linebacker Derrick Johnson said. "He's a guy who gives us depth at outside linebacker ... he's a smart, young athletic guy who can maybe help us down the road. He makes our linebacker room look smart."
On Sunday morning, in the moments after a light practice, Martin was still smiling when asked about his Saturday. He had spent the day in silence, the nerves building as the day went on. But when the call from Dorsey finally came, breaking the silence, Martin had to admit: It was a pretty good feeling.
"I knew I was a long shot," Martin said. "but I had the support of my coaches and family. They all said I could do it, so I knew in the back of my mind, that if I worked hard enough, I'd be good enough to make a team."


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LONDON (CBS.MW) -- European markets gained, led by Europe's recently battered telecom shares, as weaker than expected U.S. retail sales figures eased concern about a U.S. rate rise, and the European Central Bank left its key refinancing rate unchanged as expected.
"You're seeing hope that the interest rate cycle is near a peak," said Bijal Shah, chief of global strategy at Societe Generale in London. "And in this environment where people think interest rates will peak earlier, they buy telecom stocks."
In London, the FTSE-100 gained 145.20 points, or 2.4 percent, to 6,245.80. In Paris, the CAC-40 rose 116.79 points, or 1.9 percent, to 6,380.13. In Frankfurt, the Xetra-DAX gained 138.62 points, or 1.9 percent, to 7,259.47. The only index still in negative territory -- the German Neuer Markt for high-growth companies, fell 16.92 points to 6,084.53.
After three sessions of declines, the technology-laden Nasdaq rose as much as 117.8 points, or 3.5 percent, to 3,502.53, cheered by reports that U.S. April retail sales fell 0.2 percent, the first drop since August 1998, compared to expectations of an increase of 0.4 percent.
The strength in the euro against the pound gave an added boost to U.K. exporters, while also making London more attractive for investors holding the recently battered single European currency. And against the dollar, the pound dropped to its lowest level in four years, on expectations that the Bank of England will not need to drive up rates to curb inflation.
In late European trading, the pound was quoted at 60.13 pence per euro, while sterling was trading at $1.4995 against the greenback.
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Investors snapped up shares of Europe's largest telecom companies, on relief that interest rates will remain stable -- at least for now, according to Societe Generale's Shah. He added that investors no longer see this sector as defensive, but as cyclical, based on telecoms' growing role as distributors for Internet retailers.
Deutsche Telekom AG (DT) gained 4.3 euros, or 7.1 percent, to 64.95 euros. British Telecom (BTY) rose 41 pence, or 4.5 percent, to 963 euros. Vodafone Airtouch (VOD) shares gained 15.75 pence, or 6.2 percent, to 270.75 pence, while Finnish mobile-phone maker Nokia Oyj(NOK) rallied 2.61 euros, or 4.8 percent, to 57.43 euros.
France Telecom (FTE) gained 6 euros, or 4.2 percent, to 150.5 euros. The company said it'll sell half of its 20 percent stake in Crown Castle International Corp., worth about $662.8 million, to win regulatory approval for its investment in NTL Inc.
One of the only telecom shares to drop -- Colt Telecom Group (COLT) -- tumbled 285 pence, or 11.4 percent, to 2,227.0 pence. Colt said its net first-quarter loss widened to 30.4 million pounds ($45.66 million) from 23.4 million pounds in the same period of 1999 due to the costs of expanding its network.
U.K. exporters gain on euro strength
Exporting and dollar-earning companies in London rose, propelled by the pound hitting a four-year low against the dollar. A weaker U.K. currency makes dollar earnings worth more when converted into pounds, and British goods will be more competitive abroad.
British Airways PLC (BAB: news, msgs) gained 22.25 pence, or 6.2 percent, to 380.75 pence. Airports group BAA PLC (BAAPY) rose 28.50 pence, or 6.1 percent, to 495 pence, after the pound weakened against the dollar.
Hotels group Hilton Group PLC (HLTGY) rose 18 pence, or 7.9 percent, to 246.25 pence, while another old-economy exporter, Imperial Chemical Industries (ICI), (ICI: news, msgs), gained 30 pence, or 5.7 percent, at 558.25 pence.
British American Tobacco (BTI) rose 24.75 pence, or 6.4 percent, to 412.50, while Anglo-Dutch consumer products conglomerate Unilever PLC (UL) gained 20.75 pence, or 5.2 percent, to 424.50 pence.
Lloyds TSB Group (LLDTY) rose 22.0 pence, or 3.6 percent, to 631.0 pence. The banking group said it will open a stand-alone Internet bank in the U.K. and Spain this year.
Mixed earnings
Veba AG (VEB: news, msgs) rose 0.50 euros to 57.10 euros, while Viag AG (VGAGY) dropped 0.05 euros to 22 euros. Veba, the German industrial and telecom company, said its operating profit in the first quarter fell 604 million euros ($544 million) from 637 million last year. Viag, which expects to merge with Veba, also reported earnings, saying first-quarter pretax profits dropped 24 percent and cautioned that the full-year outlook may be lower than expected due to low earnings in its energy division.
BG Group PLC (BG) rose 23.25 pence, or 6.0 percent, to 410.25 pence, after the U.K. company reported better-than-expected first-quarter results. BG said profit rose 8 percent, as higher oil prices boosted earnings at its exploration and production division.
BA creates on-line travel agency
British Airways (BAB) rose 22.25 pence, or 6.2 percent, to 380.75 pence. The airline said it's joining forces with 10 other airlines to create Europe's first online travel agency, cutting costs by eliminating the need for travel agents.
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When Anthony Martial pulled a hamstring while warming up for this Europa League tie, it might have been the luckiest break Marcus Rashford will ever receive.
Such is the lot of a young English footballer at a major Premier League club that you can never be sure when, or even if, your chance will arrive.
So for the 18-year-old Mancunian striker Rashford to finish so nervelessly and notch two second-half goals on his debut - saving Louis Van Gaal from humiliation against Legoland's local football club – is not an achievement to be sniffed out.
A kid scoring a brace on his maiden appearance for his hometown side is a rarity in modern football - but Rashford, who was an 18-month-old toddler when United won the Treble in 1999, was anything but starstruck.
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After Juan Mata's missed first-half penalty, it was Rashford's double which decided the tie before an Ander Herrera spot-kick and a Memphis Depay strike made the scoreline look like a stroll.
With 13 first-team squad members already out, the last thing Van Gaal needed was another key player being injured in the warm-up. Yet just like last week's first leg in Denmark, when David De Gea went down lame, Martial was crocked before kick-off.
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Welcome back to my blog you guys! I wanted to share with ya'll a really cool book that I discovered after watching a book trailer on Facebook called, How to Hang a Witch by Adriana Mather. This story is a drama, mystery, and fantasy novel about a girl whose ancestor, Cotton Mather, started the Salem Witch trails. I don't know about you guys, but I absolutely love these kinds of books! Seriously if you're a fan of Harry Potter, Supernatural, The Crucible, Buffy, Charmed, The Covenant, or are just a fan of Halloween then you're going to want to check this book out! I will give you guys a summary of the book and as always, I will leave a link down below, so you guys can see the wicked trailer. See what I did there? Sorry, not sorry. I saw my chance and I took it!
Samantha moves from New York to Salem with her Step-Mom only to find that they're not welcomed, especially by the descendants of the accused. Everywhere Sam goes she gets evil and judgmental looks from people. School isn't so easy either especially with the daughters of the descendants in some of her classes. What's even worse is after Sam moved to town people began to mysteriously die. In an ironic turn of events, a witch hunt is on for Sam. Things couldn't get much worse right? Well, it doesn't help when your house is being haunted by one of the victims that used to live there. Sam wants to clear her name and help the town. Could this apparition have the answers? You'll just have to wait and read.
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WHEREAS, It is the custom of this Legislative Body to recognize
official months that are set aside to increase awareness of health
related matters that affect the lives of citizens of New York State; and
WHEREAS, Attendant to such concern, and in full accord with its
long-standing traditions, this Legislative Body is justly proud to
memorialize Governor Andrew M. Cuomo to proclaim September 2017, as
Chiropractic Health Month in the State of New York, in conjunction with
the observance of National Chiropractic Health Month; and
WHEREAS, The Chiropractic profession was founded on September 18,
1895, and has been a licensed occupation in the State of New York since
1963; and
WHEREAS, Chiropractors are trained healthcare professionals who use
a variety of drug free, non-surgical treatments for numerous
neuro-musculoskeletal conditions; and
WHEREAS, Chiropractors encourage patients to participate actively in
their healthcare to promote a healthy and fit society; and
WHEREAS, The Chiropractic profession has contributed greatly to the
health and well-being of millions of New Yorkers; and
WHEREAS, Chiropractors in the State of New York are dedicated to
promoting and protecting patient rights, the practice of Chiropractic
medicine, and the fostering of its growth through ongoing training and a
commitment to safe and ethical practice; and
WHEREAS, Currently, there are over 5,000 chiropractors licensed to
practice in the State of New York; now, therefore, be it
RESOLVED, That this Legislative Body pause in its deliberations to
memorialize Governor Andrew M. Cuomo to proclaim September 2017, as
Chiropractic Health Month in the State of New York; and be it further
RESOLVED, That copies of this Resolution, suitably engrossed, be
transmitted to The Honorable Andrew M. Cuomo, Governor of the State of
New York; the New York State Chiropractic Association; and the New York
Chiropractic Council.
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CYBERSPACE.ZAP (CBS.MW) -- What's in a name? Would Zapman by any other name be less zippy?
What about a zapman.com, or a zapman.net, or a zapman.to? Or Dr. Zapman's site at the University of Obscurity, zapman.edu. Or, gawdforbid, President Zapman's address at zapman.gov.
"In the beginning, there's always anarchy." NouveauGeek
Don't worry, none of these sites exist, yet. But they will someday. How will you know the real Zapman then? (Clue: there is no real Zapman.) But who cares? You will. Oh, hopefully, you'll never worry about Zapman. But you may be confused if you're looking for a particular site about, say, computers.
Computer.com is a commercial Web site that currently is for sale for "a minimum bid of $500,000." Computer.net fronts an Internet service provider in New York's Hudson River Valley. And Computer.org is the official Web site of the IEEE Computer Society. Zapman can't find a computer.to or a computer.gov, but soon they'll be there, too. And someday, there'll be hundreds of computer.something sites.
There are all sorts of "dot" extensions, and each one represents a different universe of names. If you go to flowers.com, you get 1800Flowers. If you go to flowers.org, you get roses.com, which, of course, you can also contact through roses.com. If you use Netscape's "smart" browser and just type in the word "flowers," it will tell you the "recommended" site is FTD Online.
Confused? You ain't seen nothing yet. Network Solutions is the company that registers all the .com addresses. They (NSOL) nsol also register .net, .org and .edu, but .com so far represents 84 percent of its business. At a tech conference this week, Network Solutions said it will have about 3.4 million names registered, and there are about 4 million domain names registered overall. But they think there's a market for about 140 million names.
A big part of their plan is to start promoting some of the other extensions, like .net. They also plan to go global. Network Solutions owns a company through which it can register domain names in 240 other countries. Of course, if you want to get a name in Brazil, you don't necessarily have to go through NS.
Why would you want a name in Brazil? Let's say you're Coca-Cola, and you want coke.com in the U.S. and everywhere else. Well, you don't own it unless you register it for each extension. And if someone else is already using your trademark in another country, you can either buy it from them or sue them under the laws of that country. (Sounds like a pain, doesn't it?) So Network Solutions is telling folks they may as well register their names in as many places as they can before someone else does.
Of course, all this registration business has attracted other players. For example, there's www.tonic.to, which wants to point out that it will register a name with a .to extension. That, apparently, is for Tonga, but the Internet being what it is, it can be used in the U.S. or anywhere else where you can plug in your modem. Somebody other than MarketWatch has already registered marketwatch.to, but isn't using it yet.
And then there are companies that will register a .com name for you, but they're just middlemen for Network Solutions. And then there are the companies that want to go into direct competition with Network Solutions.
Never happen
Keith Benjamin, the bullish Internet analyst at BancBoston Robertson Stephens, says NS doesn't have to sweat that much since it already has created so much infrastructure that it would be nearly impossible for anyone to catch up. Besides, he said, practically speaking it would be tough to have more than one company registering names at a time. (See further explanation)
Maybe. But one thing is clear. If and when there are 140 million domains floating around the Internet, it's going to be a about 35 times harder to find the one you want than it is now, with only 4 million. Imagine how hard it would be to find a phone number for Susie Smith if you called information for the entire U.S. eastern seaboard and didn't know the area code of Susie's town. You'd be sorting through numbers all day, trying to figure out the right one. Is it Susie? Or Susan? Or S. Smith? Or S.E. Smith? In Baltimore? Or Miami? Or Portland?
This is what my friend Rebecca Eisenberg regards as "an interim problem." Geeks tend to take those sorts of things for granted when a new technology comes into vogue.
"In the beginning, there's always anarchy," she said philosophically. And she's absolutely on target.
Of course, if you're betting heavily on Internet stocks, "anarchy" may not be exactly what you were expecting. In fact, you may have thought most of that was behind us. No way.
The anarchy isn't here yet, but it will get here. In fact, if you go to www.anarchy.com, there's even a note saying: "Still very under construction... "
And, yes, there's ANOTHER anarchy site under construction at anarchy.net.


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There is no doubting that Age Of Conan was an extremely refreshing proposition when it arrived on the PC almost exactly two years ago – discerning, violent and grubbily authentic, it was a title that rewarded measured perseverance and patience; although sadly perseverance and patience were absolutely essential to get a full measure of enjoyment out of it. Like many an ambitious new MMORPG, it needed time to breath. Bugs needed to be quashed, and all of the little creases (inherent in the genre) had be ironed out, but too many players bailed before it found its feet, and its trumpeted status as a comprehensive W.O.W-beater never fully materialised.
But with the release of the utterly fantastic Rise Of The Godslayer expansion, anyone who has recently been tempted to wander back into the fray has never had a better opportunity to do so. The game still looks sumptuous (and is, by quite a substantial margin, the best looking MMORPG on the market, even two years on) and some of the environments are truly astonishing endeavors borne of an almost painterly eye. It's a striking and vivid environment to traipse around in, and the use of background colour – often so bold and downright unorthodox in a genre as set in its ways as this one is – sets a pretty miraculous genre benchmark.
If you're familiar with Age Of Conan, the most welcome new gameplay system is the AA (Alternate Advancement) mechanic, which is a bold and very refreshing scheme that makes a pleasant change from merely levelling up your classes. There are a whole host of new Mastery and Prowess abilities to learn (via both Player Vs Player and Player Vs Environment skirmishes) and this deepens the scope of the game; definitely not an addition that'll be enjoyed by those looking for a quick fix, it involves a hefty amount of careful playtime, and will definitely be best enjoyed by people who've already levelled up to the absolute maximum.
Combat is still extremely robust and gratifying, and has been moderately tweaked here. Some of the battles (and those with the bosses in particular) are cerebral and often taxing encounters that are incomparably rewarding when you ace them. Faction missions involve slight deliberation (you'll create a constantly fluctuating number of enemies and allies on all sides) but are hugely entertaining and the in-game awards are ample. Whilst there is no new level cap or character class, all the present refinements are much more thoughtful than is usually the norm. And, in the case of two new mounts (a wolf and a tiger) Funcom have played into the hands of the fans in the most amusing and enthralling fashion imaginable.
As usual, in the case of the very best MMORPGs (and the very worst, in fact) it isn't easy to be thoroughly critiqued until an immense amount of playtime has been absorbed, and a purposeful community has formed around it. At this relatively early stage however, and thanks in no small part to this excellent expansion, Age Of Conan is looking very much like it's well on its way to becoming one of the finest experiences of its kind. If you haven't taken the plunge yet, have a patient play disposition and like to take your time in worlds like this one, then you'll be gripped early and probably won't be let go until all of Khital's wondrous sights have been appraised.
Watch the Age of Conan trailer here…


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Men's Soccer Hits Bay Area for Critical Pac-10 Games
This Week
Fri., Oct. 26: No. 4 Washington at California, 2 p.m.
Sun., Oct. 28: No. 4 Washington at No. 6 Stanford, 2:30 p.m.
This Week
The fourth-ranked Washington men's soccer team (10-1-0, 2-0-0), on an eight-game win streak, hits the Bay Area for its first Pac-10 Conference road games of the season. The Huskies play at California (6-5-1, 0-2-0) in an afternoon game, at 2 p.m., Fri., Oct. 26 at Edwards Stadium in Berkeley. Following that, its a match between a pair of top 10 teams as the Huskies face No. 6 Stanford (11-1-0, 1-1-0) at 2:30 p.m., Sun., Oct. 28 at Maloney Field. Defending champion Washington is currently in the driver's seat for the Pac-10 race, with a 2-0 conference record after home victories over Oregon State (2-1) and UCLA (3-1). The Huskies hold the edge over Stanford in the most recent Soccer America poll, at No. 4 while the Cardinal stand at No. 6. Stanford checks in as the top team in the West region though, thereby standing at No. 4 in the NSCAA Coaches Poll while Washington is at No. 8.
A Glance at the Huskies
Washington is rolling right now, currently riding an eight-game win streak and holding its last three opponents to just one goal per game. The Huskies, who have been ranked in the top 10 since the first week of the season, have not lost since a 1-0 setback to Indiana in Portland back on Sept. 8. Statistically, senior co-captain Ben Somoza leads the way with 12 points after scoring one goal and assisting on another in the win over UCLA after converting a penalty kick for a score against Oregon State.
This Week in the Polls
NSCAA Coaches Soccer America Soccer Times 4. Stanford 4. Washington 4. Stanford 8. Washington 6. Stanford 5. Washington
California is not ranked
Series History
This weekend promises to be an exciting one, given the history between the teams. Washington carries a 15-5-4 lead in the series with California, increasing its lead last year after a 7-0 trouncing in Seattle and a 4-2 decision in Berkeley. The game at Cal last year saw UW senior Kai Carroll post a hat trick in his final regular season game and the 13th-ranked Huskies clinch the first-ever Pac-10 conference title. Washington, at 7-1 in league play, got an assist from UCLA when the Bruins knocked off top-ranked Stanford to give UW the title outright. Both the Huskies and the Cardinal had entered the day with one conference loss each. Washington owns a 15-9-0 record in its history with Stanford after a split last year. The series is one of close games. Seven of the last eight meetings have been decided by one goal and the Huskies are 4-4 in that span. The lone exception to the one-goal decisions is the most recent game, a 2-0 Cardinal win in Seattle last year. The Huskies won the first meeting with the Cardinal last year, a 2-1 overtime thriller in Palo Alto. Bryn Ritchie scored in the first minute of overtime to lift the 12th-ranked Huskies to the win over previously unbeaten and fourth-ranked Stanford. The second meeting, in Seattle, was more lopsided as the Cardinal handed UW its first conference loss of the year, 2-0, and snapped a six-game win streak for the Huskies.
Credit Somoza with the Assist: When senior co-captain Ben Somoza assisted Greg Foisie on the Huskies' gamewinner against UCLA last Friday, it gave him 20 career assists and moved him into a tie at No. 10 on Washington's all-time chart. He is tied with John Hamel who tallied 20 assists from 1985-88. Somoza, who prepped at Edmonds-Woodway HS, needs one more to move ninth, two more to eighth and three more to move into a three-way tie for sixth. He has tallied eight assists per season each of the last two years.
Scouting California: After opening the season at 2-3-1, the Bears rattled off four straight victories including a 3-2 overtime decision versus Santa Clara. However, they have since dropped the last two, being shutout 2-0 by UCLA and 4-0 by Stanford. Senior Chris Roner leads the team with 24 shots while Austin Ripmaster is the leader in goals scored with five.
Scouting Stanford: The Cardinal, like the Huskies, have lost only one game this season. Stanford's loss came at the hands of UCLA, 2-1, in its conference opener Oct. 14 in Los Angeles. More recently, the Cardinal is coming off a pair of shutouts, 4-0 over California and 1-0 at Santa Clara. Roger Levesque is the leader in goals scored, with eight, while senior Lee Morrison is on the Hermann Award watch list.
According to Coach Wurzberger: 'California has shown the ability to rise to the occasion. We know that teams play big against us. They are an improving program and hard at work trying to upgrade their program. They have a midfield player, Chris Roner, whom we've admired every year we've played them. He is a player who could start on any Pac-10 team. Cal is always talented. (Coach) Kevin Grimes is trying to imprint his ideas on a young team. They've had some good results and it should be a good challenge for us Friday. 'The Stanford game promises to be a good match-up. It's the No. 1 and 2 teams in the West Region facing off with almost identical records. Stanford has a blend like we do, with impact senior players along with talented freshmen who see playing time. You look at the history of the games between us, they are always close. They always have a major impact on what happens in the league. We're looking forward to this game. We've seen their results parallel ours. We're looking forward to going head-to-head down there Sunday. We're obviously confident that we've already faced teams of Stanford's caliber and I'm sure they are saying the same thing. They've had impressive wins. We expect it to be a preview of postseason play, for superiority in the west region. This is the first of two, so regardless of what happens, they come back to Seattle. It's a big game, but we play them again. There will be some definite impressions after that first game. We're looking forward to coming out on top.'
Championship Defense Under Way
Washington is off to a quick start in defending its Pac-10 championship from last season. The Huskies won a pair of home games, over Oregon State and UCLA, to kickoff the 2001 campaign. Washington won the inaugural Pac-10 title last year, the first season of men's soccer within the conference. It was the third consecutive conference championship for the soccer team, which won the previous two Mountain Pacific Sports Federation (MPSF) titles, in 1998 and `99. The Huskies last year posted a record of 7-1 in Pac-10 action, including an undefeated record on the road. Current senior co-captains Bryn Ritchie and Ben Somoza earned first team all-conference honors while six other Huskies also earned recognition.
Six players in the Washington senior class are aiming for a perfect four-for-four in conference championships during their collegiate careers. With two MPSF titles and the first-ever Pac-10 championship to their credit, Greg Foisie, Zach Kingsley, Bryn Ritchie, Jake Sagare, Billy Sleeth and Ben Somoza have a chance to make it four in a row with a second Pac-10 title this year. The seventh senior, Trevor Frobose, transferred to UW from the Air Force Academy, and played his first season as a Husky last year. The six fourth-year seniors have also been to the NCAA tournament each of the three previous seasons. Washington is one of nine schools in the nation to have made six consecutive trips to the postseason tournament. Ironically, the Huskies have been knocked out of the tournament in the second round the last two season, each time at the hands of Indiana. The Hoosiers also handed the Huskies their only loss this season, at the adidas Invitational in Portland Sept. 8.
Scheduling News: Washington's games versus UC Santa Barbara (Sept. 14) and at Gonzaga (Sept. 16) were postponed following the events of Sept. 11. The UCSB game has been cancelled while plans to reschedule the Gonzaga match are pending.
Dawg Bite
The Huskies are making strides towards the postseason with increased scoring in 2001. Eleven different players have scored 24 goals in 11 games this season, a marked increase from years past. Last season, the team had 22 goals after 11 games, but that total was skewed by a 7-0 route of California. In 1999, the Huskies had converted just 13 shots midway through the year.
King of the Hill
With his game-winning goal in overtime at Santa Clara Oct. 5, senior forward Zach Kingsley (Spokane, Wash./Shadle Park) has four goals in the Huskies' first 11 games, far surpassing his scoring output from his first three years at Washington. Kingsley scored three goals as a junior last year after going scoreless in his first two seasons. A move further up the field this year, to forward, up from the attacking midfield spot, has him closer to the goal with more chances to finish opportunities. 'Zach had a great off-season and his confidence is high right now,' says Husky coach Dean Wurzberger. 'He is versatile and most effective in front of the goal. He started the season at midfield but it quickly became clear that he could do the most damage, cause opponents the most problems, in the attacking part of the field. Zach is unpredictable with his dribbling and has a good ability to finish his attacking moves.' Kingsley, an entertaining writer, keeps a weekly soccer diary on www.gohuskies.com. Check out the men's soccer page for the latest 'Quoteth Kingsley' chapter.
Weekend Recap
No. 4 Washington 3, No. 20 UCLA 1
Washington won its eighth-straight game and fourth in a row over No. 20 UCLA with a 3-1 Pac-10 Conference victory in front of 1,587 fans at Husky Soccer Field. It was the widest margin of victory in the series since the Huskies shutout the Bruins, 2-0, back in 1998. Somoza gave Washington an early lead in the game when he converted a free kick at 8:52. It wasn't until the 67th minute that UCLA equalized. Tim Pierce collected a ball from Chad Davis and from 18 yards out on the left sent the ball to the upper right corner of the net at 67:04. Washington answered when senior Greg Foisie checked in the game at 65:54 and scored the game-winner less than seven minutes later. Somoza sent a cross from the right side to Foisie who sent a header in the net from six yards out at 72:25. It was the third game-winner of the season for Foisie. The Huskies capped off the scoring with a goal by senior forward Jake Sagare at 84:54. He found the lower left corner of the net from 12 yards out, connecting off a deflected shot by Trevor Frobose. Junior keeper Chad Olsen had an impressive night in goal for the Huskies, tallying six saves, including two in a barrage of three quick shots by the Bruins late in the game. UCLA's Zach Wells had four saves after facing 17 shots by the Huskies.
Season at a Glance
Washington barely caught its breath upon returning from England, on a Monday, when it turned around and headed back across the country to Connecticut Thursday of that same week for its opening matches of the 2001 season. The Huskies extended themselves to overtime for the first win, over Fairleigh Dickinson (3-2) before true freshman Brett Wiesner scored the lone goal to knock-off defending national champion Connecticut, 1-0, on its home field. The team maintained the hectic travel schedule, barely catching its breath again before travelling three hours south for its second tournament of the season. The Huskies met an old nemesis when they faced No. 8 Indiana in the first round of the Portland adidas Invitational, Sept. 8. The Hoosiers kept alive their streak against the Huskies, winning 1-0 on a goal in the 64th minute, to improve the all-time series record to 4-0 over UW. The second round had the Huskies facing No. 16 William & Mary. Three first half goals gave the Huskies the edge they needed as they hung on to win, 3-2, over the Tribe. After a 10-day layoff due to cancelled games, Washington finally played its home opener when it hosted cross town rival Seattle University Sept. 20. The Huskies used two first half goals and one for insurance in the second half to down the visitors, 3-1. The Nike Husky Invitational saw Washington defeat UNLV (2-0) and No. 15 Air Force (2-1) while Portland, a 9-1 winner over Air Force in the first round, won the tournament on goal differential. A road game at Santa Clara went to overtime before senior Zach Kingsley knocked in the game-winner in the 103rd minute for his fourth goal of the year. The Huskies extended their win streak with a 4-1 non-conference victory over St. Mary's and a 2-1 Pac-10-opening win over Oregon State. The streak is at eight games entering the first conference road game this weekend after the fourth-ranked Huskies defeated No. 20 UCLA, 3-1, for its largest margin of victory against the Bruins since 1998.
By the Numbers: Washington has outscored its opponents, 24-10, so far and is outshooting the competition, 208-120 ... the Huskies have also taken 94 corner kicks to opponents' 37.
Huskies in the Polls
Date Soccer America NSCAA Soccer TimesPreseason 11 12 14Sept. 3 2 2 3Sept. 10 10 7 5Sept. 24 6 7 6Oct. 2 6 7 7Oct. 8 5 7 7Oct. 15 4 9 7Oct. 22 4 8 5
Huskies Against the Best: In its first 11 games this season, Washington has already faced five teams ranked in the top 25, including defending national champion and top-ranked Connecticut. The Huskies posted wins over No. 1 UConn (1-0), No. 16 William & Mary (3-2) while suffering the lone loss against No. 8 Indiana. They defeated No. 19 Air Force, 2-1, in the Husky Classic and most recently tallied a 3-1 win over No. 20 UCLA in Seattle. Year in and year out, Washington's schedule is among the toughest in the nation. This season, the Huskies face six teams that competed in the 2000 NCAA Championships.
Fabulous Frosh: While a seven-player senior class leads the Huskies in their 2001 campaign, a talent-rich freshman class is making an immediate impact. Leading the way is Brett Wiesner (Brookfield, Wisc.), who scored the lone goal in Washington's upset of top-ranked Connecticut Sept. 3. He has started all 10 games thus far and is a fixture on the front line. Joining him in the starting lineup is C.J. Klaas of Cherry Valley, Ill., He also wasted little time in his collegiate debut, assisting on Washington's first goal of the season, against FDU and scoring his first collegiate goal against St. Mary's. Both Klaas and Wiesner were Parade first team all-America honorees last year. Joe Birklid, a local product out of Buckley, Wash., made his first collegiate start at Santa Clara and was in the starting lineup again versus St. Mary's and Oregon State. The freshman class is made up of six players and also includes Johnny Schefter, from the perennial power Solaris Club in Yakima, as well as Casey Armstrong, who played for current Husky assistant Seth Spidahl on FC United. Eric Touton joins the Huskies as a redshirt freshman after transfering from the University of San Francisco.
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You have learned the classic dueling stance.
Prerequisite(s): Alertness, Exotic Weapon Proficiency (dueling sword), Weapon Finesse, Weapon Focus (dueling sword).
Benefit(s): While using Style and wielding only a single dueling sword in one hand (not using a shield, an off-hand weapon, armor spikes, unarmed strikes, or natural weapons), when you fight defensively or use Combat Expertise, you gain a +2 bonus on weapon damage rolls.
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Five Favorites: "October, Yeah!"
Ahhh, hello spooky/sweet October. You better believe I'm spending this month pumpkin spice sipping, bonfire sitting and trick-or-treat-ing. Even better, Georgia's Fall weather is finally settling in - goodbye to the days of sweating it up in my plaid long-sleeves. :) I hope I'm not jinxing it...
In the slight case you're like me and are curious about what other fellow creatives are reveling in on a daily basis, here's a curation of what's filling up my October days.
You know you're curious. Scroll on. ;)
Favorite Oct. Home Decor: It's All About Fall
The ladies at Blooming Hites Boutique have the Fall hook up. From seriously cute plaid pumpkins to Halloween-themed blocks, you'll be able to Fall proof your place in no time. Head over to their Roswell boutique this week and stock up! And, I know...all eyes are on that plaid pumpkin. ;)
Favorite Oct. Writing Tip: Write with High Concept & Low Budget in Mind
As a screenwriter, it's uber easy to create extravagant scenes. When ideas churn and characters talk, BIG moments can quickly turn your preemie script into a high budget script overnight. During the outlining and brainstorming stage, I believe it's essential in attempting to preserve the balance between high concept and low budget so that we can reach many of our script milestones. One being, to be taken seriously. The Script Lab's blog post "Screenwriting 101: 6 Tips to Writing Cheap" hits home on this given essential. Continue reading: The Script Lab.
Favorite Oct. Film & TV: Outlander Season 3
The wait for Outlander Season 3 is FINALLY over!!! Every Sunday this month, Jamie and Claire will be stealing my heart (sorry, Marc). The swoon game will be strong. This season is starting out slow buttttt still SUPER sexy. My fellow Outlander fans, what are your thoughts on the episodes so far? Comment/emoji below [try to refrain from any spoilers ;)].
Favorite Oct. Fashion Find: Autumn Hued Florals
Recently, I had the luxury to jet off to San Fran where I had the opportunity to clink wine glasses with my Hubby and good friends among Napa Valley's backdrop. It was a dream come true, and, of course, the perfect time to wear my moody floral prints. I picked up this beauty above from Perched boutique (located in downtown Ball Ground) and it's one of the many selections from their pretty Fall collection. Side note, this boutique is super adorable and chic! I love popping in for a warm welcome & style re-fresh. They really exceed the "Be my guest" type feels. ;)
Favorite Oct. Words: Darling Magazine
Last year, I graced Darling Magazine's Instagram and was instantly hooked me with just one post. Hell yeah, a brand that wants to celebrate the art of being a woman on a daily basis? Count. Me. In. Now as an avid fan, I can't wait to slow down the AM hustle this month and sink my mind into their Fall issue which is all about b a l a n c e.
Do you favor the same favorites as me this month? I would love to know if we share any common October faves.


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Described as a supernatural crime drama, Tidelands is the first Australian Original serieies from Netflix, and will be available to view on Netflix globally.
2 years later...it's happening. #Tidelands will be Netflix's very first Australian original series. https://t.co/iPamxzo768
— Netflix ANZ (@NetflixANZ) May 15, 2017
Netflix says Tidelands follows a former criminal as she returns home to the small fishing village of Orphelin Bay. When the body of a local fisherman washes ashore, she must uncover the town's secrets while investigating its strange inhabitants, a group of dangerous half-Sirens, half-humans called "Tidelanders."
Tidelands is the latest of Netflix's investments in Australian content including co-productions Glitch, Beat Bugs, Bottersnikes & Gumbles, Kazoops, Mako Mermaids: An H20 Adventure, White Rabbit Project and the upcoming Legend of Monkey. Netflix also licenses Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries and The Code for distribution around the world.
"We're proud these strong Australian storytellers are bringing their vision to the first Australian Netflix original series," said Erik Barmack, vice president of international original series at Netflix. "We can't wait to bring the mystery of Tidelands to our members around the world."
The series is produced for Netflix by Brisbane-based Hoodlum Entertainment. Executive Producers Tracey Robertson, Nathan Mayfield and Leigh McGrath produced the acclaimed Australian hit series Secrets & Lies and its remake for the U.S. The ten-episode first season will be written by creator Stephen M. Irwin (Secrets & Lies). Episodes will run 50 minutes.
Tracey Robertson said the team are excited to be partnering with Netflix on Tidelands.
"This story is one that has been itching to be told and we are thrilled to be making it on our home soil in Australia with fantastic creatives and highly skilled crews," Robertson said. "The primeval landscapes of Queensland are a perfect setting to tell the story of betrayal, small town secrets, ancient mythology and, when it comes to family, explore whether blood really is thicker than water."
Production will start in Queensland in 2018.