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|2010-05-09, 08:08
|Link #9821
Back off, I'm a scientist
Join Date: Apr 2010
Location: In a badly written story.
Abrupt tangent. I wonder how much gold is Kinzo really supposed to have.
10 metric tons of gold is just above half a cubic meter. Even if we remember it's in bars, and therefore takes considerably more space, it still would fit in a single cubic meter stack. But every time the stock of gold is described or drawn, it appears the pile is much larger - at least three times more in the anime - and nobody seems to count the bars.
Also of note is the fact that one bar normally seems to be assumed to be 10kg in the text, and the anime even goes so far as to draw that on the bar itself. Historically, gold bars normally weigh a whole number of ounces, not in metric units, and the closest standard size is 400oz, which translates to 12.44kg.
I really wonder where he got it, but if all of those subtleties were taken into account by Ryukishi, it can't be official foundry gold of any kind.
|2010-05-09, 09:41
|Link #9822
Senior Member
Join Date: Nov 2009
There's no reason to doubt he has the all the gold, we know it's been seen and used in the past, and Eva, Rosa and Battler finds where it's hidden.
Even more so, you seem to be indicating there's more than ten tonnes there. I thought the whole point of ten tonnes was to be an unrealisticly huge amount in the first place. More would just be... ridiculous, in my opinion.
|2010-05-09, 11:44
|Link #9823
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Join Date: Apr 2010
Location: In a badly written story.
It may of course be that Ryukishi did not account for the density of gold and imagined a 10kg bar to be about 1.5 times bigger than it really should be, but I'm certain he did at least some research on that one.
The whole issue may seem beside the point, being part of the plot premise, but some hints about where did Beatrice-1 come from may be around there somewhere. Also, here's one other interesting calculation:
Let us assume that the 100 million yen found by Nanjo's son in his deposit box really existed and were not fake. Let us now hypothesise that they originate in the legendary gold stash.
In 1986, each 10kg gold bar would cost just over 10 million yen. Let us assume that George's estimate is correct instead and say it's 20 million, because if Ryukishi did any calculations, that's the value he was using.
It takes five gold bars to fill one deposit box with cash. If there really were 20 or more boxes, that's 100 bars. Ryukishi is clearly aware of how difficult it is to transport a metric ton secretly, as George expounds on that for a whole page. Generally, you can expect to carry at most five bars at once, (50kg) and you can't carry that much undetected. The most you could hide in a normal luggage of any kind is about 10kg, and even that is quite heavy.
It's extraordinarily difficult to move 100 bars of gold without being found out, as to do it secretly you need 100 man/trips, so one of the following should be true:
Which do you think is more likely?
|2010-05-09, 12:24
|Link #9824
Mystery buff
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|2010-05-09, 13:35
|Link #9825
Blick Winkel
Join Date: Apr 2010
Location: Gobbled up by Promathia
Random tangent:
Is it ever said in Red how Kinzo obtained his gold?
Or, rather, what happened to his family?
It's said that his immediate family died in the Earthquake, but this hasn't been exactly confirmed.
I've recently been thinking how similar Battler is to Kinzo. This is referenced to in the game in a few places.
I've also been thinking, what if this earthquake is actually a cover-up for another tragic event?
We know that Ryukishi has used cover-up stories before ("The Great Hinamizawa Disaster," anyone?) so it's not outside the realm of possibility.
Perhaps what is happening to Battler on Rokkenjima actually happened to Kinzo as a child, too?
Pardon me for not remembering the details, but I know that Kinzo's family died a long time ago and he was presented the gold from his "alchemy advisor" Beatrice.
So, I'm kind of curious about Kinzo's past now. After, history does tend to repeat itself; perhaps we can find more Kinzo-Battler parallels to help solve the mystery.
After all,
Family dies in accident > Kinzo becomes family head.
He meets Beatrice > Kinzo gets gold.
Family dies in "accident" > Battler becomes head (At least in Episode 5)
He meets Beatrice > Battler gets gold?
Who knows, I may be completely wrong, but it's worth considering.
|2010-05-09, 15:26
|Link #9826
Back off, I'm a scientist
Join Date: Apr 2010
Location: In a badly written story.
However, the 1923 Great Kanto Earthquake is not just some earthquake, but a very real historic event, which significantly affected the entire Japan, not just the Ushiromiya family.
It could accidentally cover up a serial murder if Ryukishi was so inclined, because due to the predominantly wooden architecture of the time and an unlucky typhoon, it was accompanied by firestorms. But all hints seem to point to Kinzo being in Taipei, Taiwan at the moment it hit, so unlike Battler, at the very least he wasn't present.
There are a number of candidates to be the source of the gold, if we assume it actually has any historical sources:
I think that's all of them, at least I couldn't find anything else sufficiently likely in our time period and searching for treasure stories from before Meiji is tricky. In my eyes, the Russian Empire stockpile and the Yamashita treasure seem to be the two most likely contenders, with the Yamashita treasure being the strongest.
|2010-05-09, 15:35
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Join Date: May 2009
Mind you, there was a La Plata Theory about the epitaph, so Argentina as a midpoint destination is not as crazy as it might appear. There's also a fair number of Japanese in South America. Having said that, I believe the La Plata Theory was largely discredited by ep5, which gives it an outside chance.
How popular are the Russian and Yamashita gold stories in Japan? I'm thinking it would be something people would be inclined to think about tangentially when thinking of gold stories. Westerners would immediately go "Oh right, like Nazi gold!" but that may not be true of Japanese readers and authors. What I'm saying is, is this information as well-known and widespread as the whole Nazi thing is here?
|2010-05-09, 15:40
|Link #9828
Blick Winkel
Join Date: Apr 2010
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I realize that the Kanto Earthquake was indeed a real earthquake, but I guess my question is how do we know that the family really was there in the first place? Or that it affected them?
(As in, the family was dead before the event happened and THEN the earthquake occured, or something.)
I'm not sure, it just seems a little fishy to me that no specifics are given about Kinzo's rise to power.
It's kind of like how magicians do their magic tricks: they rely on the art of distraction.
It's implied that the main secret about Kinzo's past is his affair with Beatrice, but maybe Ryukishi07 is just trying to direct our attention away from the past generations of the Ushiromiya family.
Something like this could have happened:
1.) Ushiromiya family reunion in Japan, at the family's headquarters.
2.) Murders occur at the reunion in a similar fashion to that at Rokkenjima.
3.) Kinzo usurps the family head and obtains the gold.
4.) Kinzo flees the country with his gold.
5.) Before the events could be investigated, the Kanto Earthquake happens and effectively destroys the crime scene.
Although you are right, there is not much evidence supporting this claim at all.
I guess I'm just looking too far into this.
|2010-05-09, 15:48
|Link #9829
Mystery buff
Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: Gone Fishin!
Well we do get a bit of explanation on that in episode 1 and 2. If I remember right Kinzo's entire family probably wasn't killed because even though he did become the head it was said that the main branch treated him like a puppet. Kinzo didn't even get to chose the person he was supposed to marry everything was arranged and prepared for him. He was really just a figurehead that worked for the family. That said I'm sure SOME of his family might have died in the Kanto earthquake, but definitely not all of them. And really the main point about the Kanto earthquake in Umineko was that the damages ruined the Ushiromiya family business leaving Kinzo to be chosen to revive it because the main family couldn't decide who among them should be the heir. All of their resources and assets were lost in the disaster. Kinzo definitely did survive that earthquake, but there is actually nothing saying that his family all died in the earthquake like with the Rokken isle explosion accident.
|2010-05-09, 16:08
|Link #9830
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Join Date: Apr 2010
Location: In a badly written story.
While trying to determine how famous it could be, I have finally found a pre-Meiji candidate - the Tokugawa treasure. That has a Japanese page but doesn't have an English one.
There's also apparently "M Funds" -- funds secreted away by US command in Japan during the occupation period and used to fund black operations, which is also a strong historical story candidate, if I'm reading it right.
Even then, the list of possible sources is rather short, so I expect that with some digging a likely theory can be cooked up.
|2010-05-09, 17:07
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Join Date: May 2009
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|2010-05-09, 18:04
|Link #9832
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Join Date: Apr 2010
Location: In a badly written story.
"M Funds" are apparently frequently used in a 419-type scam in Japan these days. Amusingly, the name "William Frederick Murcutt" which is supposedly the origin of "M" in "M Funds" is completely missing from the English web, I'm not sure the gentleman actually existed or at least, his name isn't written properly. So we might be dealing with an indigenous Japanese treasure story here, which complicates research a lot.
Curiously, it is never written just what kind of services did Kinzo's business perform for Americans before the Korean War hit. While the mansion has been completed during the Korean War itself, it is likely to have taken long enough to have started before it hit. Also, even if we assume captain Kawabata is rounding his estimates of Kuwadorian deliveries up, it is likely that he started those before the Korean War started, it's two and a half years lead, which would imply Kuwadorian was completed before the Korean War and before the main mansion. Kinzo is actually implied to have acquired Rokkenjima before the occupation ended, (because the process, as described, involved the occupation authorities, otherwise the island would have ended up property of Tokyo Metropolitan Area authorities even if US Army wanted a storage depot there) so this is probably the case.
Further research on the Russian Empire gold indicates that almost exactly 10 tons of that gold missed the Bank of Tokyo and ended up in possession of the 59th regiment of the 14th division of IJA (I wish I knew what the proper Japanese terms these numbers go with are.) in Utsunomiya, not listed as registered trophies. In the 1920s, when rumours spread about the gold being stored in a warehouse, the division command supposedly set the warehouses on fire and hauled the gold off 'somewhere towards Tokyo', whereupon the trace is completely lost. The source for that particular story is a non-fiction book by a prolific Japanese writer Matsumoto Seichō (松本 清張), "Showa-shi hakkutsu",《昭和历史発掘》 so at least it's well documented and should be a relatively well known story.
That's about as far as I can get on this lead without getting off my chair. It's a bit too early for Kinzo to have attained it, though, and we know he had to have acquired it during the WWII. Whoever had that particular stash had to be an IJA officer, and how could a Western-looking Beatrice end up involved is unclear, so I suspect that is a dead end -- even though that's the only batch of gold in the entire list I'm pretty sure really existed.
P.S: Oh, the Stakes. Almost forgot. Would you think that for a Japanese, Arkham, MA is "near New York City"?
|2010-05-09, 18:11
|Link #9833
Mystery buff
Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: Gone Fishin!
|2010-05-09, 18:14
|Link #9834
Back off, I'm a scientist
Join Date: Apr 2010
Location: In a badly written story.
|2010-05-09, 18:44
|Link #9835
Join Date: Dec 2009
Location: Raiding ur fridge
1D6 investigators die every twilight
Though Oliver has a point there, the books in Kinzo's study will contain fakes as well as "euthentic" ones. Supposed copies of the Lovecraft books would be good ones
|2010-05-10, 07:46
|Link #9836
Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: forever lost inside a logic error
Well I'd be surprised if Kinzo never had a fake copy of the Necronomicon however so far there has never been any reference to Lovecraft's mythology and it'd be kinda lame if it were to pop up at this point.
|2010-05-10, 14:23
|Link #9837
Senior Member
Join Date: Aug 2009
I hate to be the person that asks this but as I am too lazy to read back through the past 100 or so pages I will anyway. I am curious as to who you guys believe the culprit(s) is. I only ask because I am wondering if there are any current theories that seem to be widely held or simply make the most sense. I have a handful of different theories but at best they only fit a few episodes and at worst they are situational. For example one of my theories that fit EP 1 and 2 is somewhat strengthened in EP 3 but practically crumbles with EP 4 and with the out of game TIPS. I keep looking at things from all sorts of different angles and coming up with a multitude of theories and I cannot quite get all of them to fit perfectly. I just wanna see if there is something that mentioned that I have either forgot, overlooked or just didn't think of.
Personally my number 1 theory (albeit I am grabbing at straws when it comes to motive) is that Rosa is the mastermind. EP 1 and 2 I can make fit if some if not all of the servants helped her even if its unintentionally. EP 3 diverts in that Eva finds the gold and Rosa finds out about this. Lets say Rosa in fact dies in this episode and the servants, not knowing she is dead or that Eva found the gold as they faked their deaths, continued her plan without her. EP 4 however is where I start to lose track of things, while it makes a bit of sense for EP 5 again as her plans change when battler finds, and leads everyone to the gold. I have not read EP 6 yet though, though I know the gist of it, and so cannot make any sort of comment there without examining everything. I highly doubt this is actually the case but when I started thinking about it, it seemed to make sense to me.
|2010-05-10, 15:34
|Link #9838
Mystery buff
Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: Gone Fishin!
I guess I'll just list my favorite culprits then.
From the time I've been here I've suggested quite a few different masterminds
1. George
2. Kyrie
3. Jessica
4. Asumu (Ssol's theory)
I like George as a mastermind the best for the following reasons.
Rosa and Eva are really red herring culprits to me sorry.
EDIT: A working theory I have is that the mastermind/handler (whoever it is) Choses Sub-culprits to lead certain groups, which the leaders of which are different in each game.
There are many factions people on here have suggested. i.e team beatrice, team fake deaths, team epitaph, team closed room and stakes, team justice, team bomb, team rescue, etc
The leaders of whatever group chose accomplices like you would chose the players on your team in a basketball game. Since the leaders are chosen at random the accomplices are always different.
For first twilight fakery though it's a lot easier if you suspect Jessica is the person in charge of that group. Since she has make up and stuff and she's involved in at least two of the more obvious fake death plots. And even if the leaders aren't different every time I suppose accomplices could still be chosen at random if you believe in the author theory.
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|2010-05-10, 16:14
|Link #9839
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Join Date: Aug 2009
Hmmm, never really though much of George as a culprit but it does make sense. Kyrie is by far the one I have had the most suspicion in, though I have not been able to string together a decent theory as to how events take place with her (which annoys me to no end). Its a good thing I am replaying the first four, I can direct where I look. Thanks.
|2010-05-10, 16:18
|Link #9840
Mystery buff
Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: Gone Fishin!
Well the theme of Umineko is love. A Bonny and Clyde type of murder with either George or Jessica as masterminds would fit perfectly.
Plus if Shkanon is true that automatically makes George and Jessica suspicious because they would have to be in on it.
I'm also partial to the idea that Jessica is the other Battler too.
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Kate continues to impress and delight us each and every day naturally. This has been a good year for her...I believe just one pneumonia induced hospital stay, and that was all the way back in February.
In January she began her Human Growth Hormone (HGH) treatments, this December, she managed to make the growth charts for the very first time.
This picture was taken yesterday...as today I'm in the great state of Alabama (where apparently you cannot buy beer on Sunday...after a day of travel I was really looking forward to that beer, no worries though). Sucks I can't be there but that's life.
Her mother has kept her healthy and happy. She uses the Bush Doctrine to keep her minor illnesses from turning into hospital stays. What Kris has done for Kate is nothing short of amazing.
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I know you don't know me, but I follow you on Google Reader. Just wanted to say that it's good to hear something positive happening in someone's life.
Sounds like you're an amazing dad, and your daughter must be very lucky to have such a supportive family.
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See my Do Now in my Strategy folder that explains my beginning of class routines.
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- Before this lesson, I use students' work from the previous lesson to Create Homogeneous Groups. Students work in groups of 3-4.
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I tell students their groups and their assignments. I have students move to their groups and I have a volunteer pass out materials and a Group Work Rubric for each group. Students are engaging in MP1: Make sense of problems and persevere in solving them, MP2: Reason abstractly and quantitatively, MP4: Model with mathematics, MP6: Attend to precision, and MP7: Look for and make use of structure.
If I have a small group that is working with me I walk around every few minutes to monitor student progress and behavior.
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The Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks (KDWP) has confirmed that zebra mussels have been found in Perry Reservoir.
KDWP's aquatic nuisance species specialist Jason Goeckler sent SCUBA divers to investigate on Tuesday, Oct. 10th, after a Perry boater contacted him about a single zebra mussel attached to his boat hull. The divers discovered three adult mussels in about ten feet of water in the Marina Cove area. Zebra mussel veligers (larvae) were also found in plankton samples, indicating that the population is increasing at a low level.
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If the Oilers don't make the playoffs, Kevin Lowe and Steve Tambellini will have to resign.
The Oilers need to blow up this team and trade for expiring contracts and draft picks.
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Bonjour! Je suis en vacances et j'aime ca. Ici, c'est 29C et le soliel est comme un ami perdu. Vrai, j'etais desole en maison avec pluie, pluie. pluie.
Anyway, it has been a fantastic week since I last wrote. Friday evening saw Siggy finally finishing work for three weeks (although he does seem to still be doing a fair bit from here) and we went to see Tom Jones in concert. He may not move the way he used to, but that voice is still uncannily perfect. I am pleased to say that I did not, unlike some of the other women embarrass myself either by throwing knickers onto the stage (there were plenty who did) or by falling over drunk on the way out (again, there were plenty who did). I was dignity personified and I said so to Siggy as we left. I think it was just when he was putting the two small wine bottles I had smuggled in into the bin. I also pointed out that all those women who were so drunk were a disgrace - they really should do as I do and put in lots and lots of practice to avoid such drunkenness in future.
The weekend was fairly quiet with just a few last minutes items to be picked up and packed. I don't do any of the packing as that is Siggy's domain and he wouldn't even allow me to be in the house whilst he packs, on the basis that we always fall out when I come up with an odd item or two that may have been forgotten. So I went shopping instead and got some more last minute items to take home after he had packed. He's so easy to wind up.
Whilst out shopping, however, I was involved directly in a horrific domestic. I had to go to Rutherglen as I was getting my nails done there and went into Savers to get sun tan lotion and the like. Whilst I was in the queue, the couple behind me were going at it hammer and tongs - effing and blinding at each other and clearly both more than a little drunk. I thought at first they were maybe still under the influence from Tom Jones the night before, but then remembered that there were a lot of Orange Walks on, so most likely they had been at it since early morning. Anyway, as I stood in the queue trying to ignore the bedlam behind me, the volume and venom just kept rising from both of them. Interestingly, most of the argument seemed to focus on him "making a total arse a hissel' " and her "being a daftie that
making everyone look at them". Of course, you then have to look, don't you? wis
Not a great idea, as the shrieking then intensified with added "What the f**k you lookin' at?" "Snooty Cow" and "Nae wunner when you're being such a dick". I looked away again but was aware of the screaming match now involving a bit of pushing and jostling with the trolley. Just as I went to put my basket up on the checkout, he decided it would be a good idea to push the trolley forward and knock me over with it - sun tan lotions and creams spilled everywhere as I tumbled to the floor and both of them ran out, still yelling at each other and blaming each other "Noo look whit ye've done daftie"
The staff were very good and sympathetic and helped me get everything gathered together and put through the checkout. They still used the opportunity to flog me another tube of moisturiser for 99p though. I admit I am an easy target for sales at the best of times, but that really was a bit much.
Once out in the street, the pair were continuing to rail at each other and I joined several others in standing back to watch the spectacle before taking my purchases back to the car and heading off to get my nails done. On the way back, I have to say I was absolutely delighted to see the pair of them being driven away in the back of a police car, still seemingly arguing at high volume.
When I got back, Siggy had only actually packed one case - mine - as a result of his parents visiting, so I had to go out again. Not before he had told me - and friends via BBM that he had packed 10 of the pairs of shoes for me that I had left out and that he assumed the other two were for travelling. He was right, but he seemed to be suggesting that twelve pairs of shoes was too much for a 17 night break. Honestly, for someone supposedly intelligent he can be really thick at times.
My second shopping trip of the day was pretty successful as I had taken Donald's phone to the Forge to get it unlocked. His own phone was going to cost almost £100 to repair and he had managed to get a friends old Blackberry to use in stead (much to his disgust as he has always prided himself on being the only one in the house who doesn't hvae a Blackberry and thus doesn't answer to the demands of BBM. Anyway, it was locked so I went with Donald to get in unlocked and we had to listen to the lifestory of the guy who was trying to unlock it, all about his Turkish girlfriend and such like. After about half an hour of this, and with all the other shops and market stalls closed for the day, it became apparent that he was not going to be able to unlock it, but he was clearly wanting the sale. It was also fairly obvious that I wasn't going to move until I had an unlocked phone for Donald on holiday, so eventually he sold us a new Blackberry for only £5 more than he was going to charge me to unlock the old, scratched and dented one. Result!
OK, Donald was mortified that we had to be escorted out of the building by security via a fire escape as the whole place was locked up and empty by then, but a bargain is a bargain.
Somehow, by the time I came back in, all the cases were packed and the car was ready to go, so Sunday was a bit of a non-event with very little last minute rushing around apart from taking Gordon to and from work, dropping off Dappy and birthday presents at Siggy's parents - I always hate that bit (dropping the dog, not the presents), giving keys to Phoebe and Bobby as Bobby will look in at the house whilst he's out and about in the area anyway, getting new car chargers because the ones from Amazon didn't arrive in time, downloading copies of books onto the Kindle and my ipad from a dodgy disk, dropping the fish off at Peter's girlfriends, arranging for the papers to be sorted out with the lady along the street who is taking over whilst we're away and going to the shops (again) for supplies of sweets and energy drinks for Siggy for the journey. So after that quiet day, it was nearly 7pm before Siggy could go for a sleep as we were driving through the night. I say "we", but as the worlds worst passenger, Siggy does all the driving. I wouldn't mind doing the
bit but have to be honest and say that the continental driving does scare me silly so I wouldn't even attempt it. I did it once on a frantic drive to an Italian hospital when Scott was two and had split his head open and don't fancy trying it again in a hurry. Siggy was holding Scott's head and trying to stop it bleeding, so he really couldnt drive too. I actually didn't get the car out of the campsite but bringing it down to the front gates was scary enough! UK
So we set off at just after 10pm and by 10.15 were still sitting at the end of the driveway arguing about a missing 25euros from the envelope which the boys holiday spending money from gran was in. As usual, some had taken theirs and put in wallets and others hadn't but somehow it was short. A heated discussion ensued, as is often the case when we are going off on holiday and Siggy was refusing to move until the 25euros was found. Various trips in and out of the house still didn't find the cash and it was variously blamed on each of the boys in turn, mostly by Siggy I should add. Eventually, Siggy found the money lying on the floor at the side of our bed. He apologised (kind of) and said it must have fallen out when he "condensed" the electricals (straighteners, tongs, ipad) and other stuff that I had in an extra overnight bag into one of the other cases. I asked him what he did with our money, which was also in the bag.
"What money?" he asked
"The half of our spending money that you gave me because you always like to keep it in two different places, "just in case"" I replied, only a little sarcastically.
"It wasn't "half" it was "most". 800euros to be exact."
"Whatever. Where did you put it?"
"I didn't put it anywhere. I gave it to you" he snapped back.
"Well I put it in the extra overnight that you've "condensed", so where is it now?"
"Oh," was all he could say as he stomped back out of the car and went back into the house yet again. He returned a minute or two later with the money, which had been just where I left it in the zip pocket of the overnight bag that he had emptied and put back under the bed, spilling out the original 25 euros from the boys envelope in the process. "That was lucky," he said as he got back in.
Lucky? It was almost a total disaster and I had already told him that the money was in the bag when we got in the car. He just didn't bother to mention that the bag wasn't in the car as well!
So we were off to a good start but the rest of the journey went relatively hitch free and we arrived in
Paris by lunchtime on Monday and spent the afternoon in and around our overnight hotel near Disneyland. To be honest, we've probably done Disneyland to death over the years, stopping off in one direction or the other as part of our holiday and the only reason we chose the hotel there this time was because everywhere else in Paris would have needed at least two rooms and been more expensive. This did have the added bonus of a pool, so we could unwind a bit before taking on the last 500 miles of the journey the following day.
We went down to the pool and found that they wanted 2euros for a towel and you weren't allowed to use the hotel room towels either, so I trudged back up to the room to get "our own" towels and came back to find Siggy waiting outside the pool for me. "Why didn't you just go ahead without me?" I asked.
"Because you'll never work out how to work the lockers," he replied. I was disgusted that he could have such a low opinion of my ability to work a simple locker, and told him so.
As it turned out, however, the lockers were a bit complicated. There was a central keypad for all the lockers and the instructions were in French, so really I would havs struggled. You had to put your clothes in a locker then type in the number of the locker at the keypad. It then asked you to make up a four-digit combination and, when accepted, you had to close the locker within 30 seconds or something. Siggy did this and quickly closed the locker door, turning to go to the pool.
"Oh, " I said, "I've still got the room key" as I realised I had been standing with the swipe card in my hand whilst he had been fiddling with the locker codes and stuff.
A heavy sigh and a look were the only reply I got as he started typing on the keypad again. However, it didn't work the first time which Siggy put down to the original 30 seconds not having elapsed, so he said we would wait and try again. Whilst he again started to put in the code, I hit on the great idea of just sliding the swiped card in under the locker door, which would save all the opening and re-closing. Siggy turned around just in time to see me let go of the swipe card and we both heard it drop - straight into the locker below our, which was locked. At the same time, the door of our locker opened as the code was accepted this time.
Another look and a quick unsuccessful attempt to open the other locker followed and we had to admit defeat and go to the desk where the girl on duty was clearly not amused - she had already tutted several times in that annoying French way when I arrived with towels that were clearly from our room wrapped inside one of our own -at being asked to come and rescue our key. Honestly, the lack of service with a smile is quite shocking at times.
We had our swim and got changed without further incident - well, that's if you don't count the boys mucking about on the slides like 5 year olds, but it was great to see them all so happy in the middle of our marathon journey (I refuse to change it to a Snickers journey, no matter what marketing think says). We then went on the shuttle bus to the
for dinner, which saw us end up in Planet Hollywood and generally had an enjoyable evening, incedibly seeing us all in bed by 10pm for a full ten hours sleep. Disney Village
Next morning, we set off again for the last leg of the trip at about 11am. It should have been at about 1045, but there was a bit of an incident when Siggy was putting the cases back in the car. Donald had taken a yoghurt out as part of his teenage "graze constantly" diet as it had been nearly half an hour since breakfast. Whilst Siggy was putting the overnight bags back in, Donald had left his yoghurt on his seat. Unfortunately, as Siggy pushed the cases back in, a bag fell forward and the yoghurt - quite literally - exploded all over the inside of the car. Everything was covered in a way that really was surprising from such a small pot of yoghurt. Seats, windows, the steering wheel, dashboard, windscreen, even the roof took a bit of a hit. Fifteen minutes of frantic scrubbing with baby wipes removed the stains but the car did smell of strawberries for most of the remainder of the journey. Better that than soured yoghurt, but still not ideal.
We arrived in Portiragnes just after 7pm, which was just as the shops were about to shut, so we got the essential supplies of milk, beer and wine and got unpacked before heading off for a takeaway pizza, which turned into an eat-in pizza as the prices were the same in the restaurant anyway. By the time we got to the restaurant, about 8.30pm, the boys had already met some friends who were on the same site as them a couple of years ago, so they really settled in quickly which is great.
Unfortunately, this also meant that they went to the onsite disco on the second night here and were hassled all the way back at 1am by camp security telling them to keep it quiet, apparently "Bouche! Bouche!" was all they kept saying and they were making more noise than the boys anyway. I was sitting outside waiting for them to come in and didn't hear a thing, so security did seem to be a wee bit over the top. We were told to expect a visit the following day for them to tell us that they had spoken to the boys, but it never materialised. So, last night we decided, after a wine or two ourselves, to go down to the disco and walk home with the boys at 1am just to make sure that security didn't get heavy-handed again. The disco doesn't finish until 2am anyway so I think that security were maybe just bored. Anyway, Siggy, Scott and I went down and I had a few more wines. Siggy took Scott home and I decided that I should go and explain to the security staff myself. Once I had told them that i didn't want any more hassle from them and we've have told the boys to keep the noise down, I left them looking a little embarrassed. Or maybe bemused, it was hard to tell and they didn't really say much.
So I was then left walking up the road myself. My navigation skills are not greta in the daytime and sober, so inevitably, I got lost and had to call Gordon to come and collect me.
"Where are you?" he said.
"If I knew that I wouldn't be lost would I?" I replied. Stupid boy.
"Well what can you see?" he asked, rather too sensibly for a teenager to my mind.
"Mobile homes, of course, I'm on a campsite" I said, stating the obvious. Why do men always ask such daft questions? It's like that favourite of Siggy's "Do you actually need it?" whenever I'm shopping.
"You'll need to find something better than that or I'll never find you." Gordon said, sounding a bit irritated.
"Oh, right," I said. I looked around and realised that the swimming pool was quite close along one of the rows. "Ah, I can see the pool," I said, "I know my way from there."
"No, just go to the pool and wait there. I'll come and meet you". Gordon really is very untrusting, but I suppose he did at least come and get me. Mind you, I didn't see him until the last second as I was looking for him coming from completely the other direction, thinking that's where our mobile home was. Maybe he was right not to trust me..
That apart, we've done pretty much nothing except laze around and read. My ipad doesnt react well to the heat around the pool - or may be it's just the heat from Mr Gray (on book 2 at present) - and I've had to restart the ipad several times, which is a bit annoying, but otherwise all is good. Siggy managed to contain his excitement until yesterday when he could bear it no longer and we had to do the big supermarket shop which he strangely enjoys when we're over here. We also had to buy trunks for all the boys as swim shorts aren't allowed in the pool. This is often what the sites ay over here, but this year they are actually enforcing it and Scott had to leave the pool on Wednesday after he tried to go down the slide with swimshorts on. Stupid rules. The Boys were all adamant that they weren't going to wear "gay speedos" before we came but they soon changed their tune when they realised that it was that or no going in the pool for the duration.
We went to the Carrefour a few miles away and got supplies for what should be at least a week. Siggy likes the fact that you have to pay for carrier bags here and therefore no-one ever has carrier bags. Everything just gets loaded into the boot and unloaded at home. Due to the space for parking the car being quite tight, Siggy unloaded everything and passed it up to Donald and I for us to take into the house. He was, for some strange reason, speechless when he came in and found that everything was in the house but nothing in cupboards. I hate that bit so I left it to him as I know he enjoys it so much. Selfless or what?
Anyway, I have to get back to the sun and Mr Gray.
Au revoir pour maintenant.


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I have a nephew who is 8 years old and once he came to me and asked me, who are the Shi'ah (Shiites)? I did not know what to say to him but I told him he would know when he grew up. But he did not like this answer. After my other nephew, who is ten years old, told him "I am Sunni" he answered him by saying "I am Shi'i!" How can I answer him in a way that is appropriate to his age and will convince him?
If a child asks about the Shi'ah, he can be told that these are people who are not good, they commit sins and do wrong things, and they slander the companions and wives of our Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him), who are the best of people after the Prophets, and we do not like them because of that. If he has seen them on TV touching graves or celebrating 'Ashoora', he can be told that what they are doing is not permissible, and we do not worship anyone but Allaah alone; we do not prostrate to any grave or to any of His creation, and we do not strike ourselves or our children. Thus the child will understand that these people are not good, rather they are erring and deviating. The information given to a child should suit his level of understanding.
In order to correct what has happened, it should be said to the child: We are Sunnis, we follow the Sunnah (teachings and way)of the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him), and we do not introduce innovations into our religion. We do not do what these people do. If the child is able to watch some of the wrong actions of the Shi'ah, this should be accompanied by clear warnings about them. You can also look at trustworthy websites that warn against the Shi'ah and explain why they are misguided.
And Allaah knows best.


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State CPA Societies and AICPA Host Policy Discussion with State CPA Lawmakers
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State CPA societies and their state CPA lawmakers discussed some of the most important policy issues facing the accounting profession at a joint state CPA society and American Institute of CPAs (AICPA) meeting on July 16 in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Attendees from over 20 state CPA societies discussed important profession issues including the potential impact of marijuana legalization on the profession, professional liability issues at the state level, proposed changes in the Uniform Accountancy Act to the definition of attest and firm mobility, and the new Governmental Accounting Standards Board (GASB) pension standards and state budgets.
The three state CPA lawmakers – Senator Deb Peters (SD), Representative Howard Mosby (GA) and Representative Dan Raulerson (FL) – led a panel discussion that focused on their careers and policy agendas and joined in the group's discussion about the policy topics on the program.
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State legislators learned about multiple accounting profession issues at the annual Legislative Summit of the National Council of State Legislatures held in Atlanta August 12-15. Topics included U.S. fiscal health, CPA mobility, and the new GASB pension standards for state and local governments.
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A military judge will hear arguments Tuesday on whether to delay the trial of an Army psychiatrist charged in the fatal 2009 shooting rampage at Fort Hood in Texas.
The judge postponed Maj. Nidal Hasan's pre-trial hearing earlier this month because the defendant had grown a beard, contrary to Army regulations. The judge, Col. Gregory Gross, has said he will bar Hasan from the courtroom and force him to watch Tuesday's proceedings through closed-circuit television if he is unshaven. Gross has the power to bar defendants from court for such violations.
Hasan has been clean-shaven in all other court appearances since the 2009 attack, which killed 13 people and injured more than 30 others. He is an American-born Muslim, and his attorneys have said they will seek an exception to the Army's rule based on his religious beliefs.
Gross is expected to consider several motions during Tuesday's hearing, including whether to delay Hasan's trial until December. The trial was already postponed from March and then June, after defense attorneys said they needed more time to prepare. The trial is currently scheduled for Aug. 20.
Hasan faces the death penalty if convicted of 13 counts of premeditated murder and 32 counts of attempted premeditated murder. The trial is expected to last at least two months, and a military jury will be brought in from Fort Sill, Okla.
Fort Hood spokesman Chris Haug said Monday that post officials wouldn't know until Tuesday whether Hasan had followed the judge's order about shaving his beard. Fort Hood officials also wouldn't say whether Hasan would be charged if he shows up unshaven, though one possible charge is failure to obey a lawful order or regulation, which carries a maximum two-year jail sentence.
Jeff Addicott, a former senior legal adviser to the Army's Special Forces who isn't involved in the case, said Hasan may be growing the beard with the hope of making a case that he is being persecuted for his faith.
"He's going to play the religious card," said Addicott, director of the Center for Terrorism Law at St. Mary's University School of Law. "And this is his last card to play ... because no one believes he's not going to be found guilty."
Witnesses have said that on the morning of Nov. 5, 2009, a gunman wearing an Army combat uniform opened fire after shouting "Allahu Akbar!" _ or "God is great!" in Arabic _ in a Fort Hood medical building where deploying and returning soldiers received vaccines and other tests. Several witnesses identified the gunman as Hasan, who was scheduled to deploy to Afghanistan the following month.
Hasan, 41, is paralyzed from the waist down after being shot by police the day of the rampage. He remains jailed.


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Even lovers of video games have to admit that many of the plotlines are terrible—and even haters of video games should admit that sometimes, the plotlines are great. Here are the five best and five worst stories the medium has given us.
I'm going to disagree with you on FF XIII plot. The plot was excellent, it's just the way it was presented was horrible. The plot was very understandable and very good if you read the datalog and actually stopped to think what are the characters motives and what's driving them forward. But I can see how easy it would've been to get confused if you didn't take the time to read and digest the datalog. But also I think that if you don't take the time to do that, you shouldn't be calling the plot bad, because it wasn't. It was how they portrayed it, that was bad.
Also mentioning MGS2 as one of the worst stories, but forgetting all about the other MGS games? MGS1, 3 & 4 are easily in my top 10 best video game stories of all time.
how can ANYone say that ff13 had a bad story when most people never even finished it? -_- trollism, is contagious on n4g, almost everyone has it now
Shenmue has a great story.
Uncharted so far is an awesome action/adventure story
FF13 had a shit plot...
Admit it....ffs, that's one of the many reasons why it's
hated by the majority of gamers.
Oh and for god sake Tanir we get it you love the game....you think anyone that hates it is a troll or dosen't know any better.
Denial ain't just a river in Egypt you know


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SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICESUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY - CHANCERY DIVISION - PASSAIC COUNTY SHERIFF'S #F-18001874DOCKET#F 041916 14CTL#160881Wherein DITECH FINANCIAL LLC , is the plaintiff and TANYA COLLAZO, ET AL, are defendantsExecution for Sale of PremisesPHELAN HALLINAN DIAMOND & JONES, PC Attorney(s) 856-813-5500 Attomey File # 661163 By virtue of the above stated Writ to me directed and delivered, I shall expose for sale by public venue and sell to the highest bidder on Tuesday, 8/28/2018, at Two O'Clock in the afternoon, prevailing time, at the Passaic County Court House, Hamilton Street, Paterson, that is to say:The property to be sold is located in BOROUGH OF WOODLAND PARK, County of Passaic and State of New Jersey. Commonly known as: 54 BROOKVIEW DRIVE FKA 54 BROOKVIEW DRIVE, WEST PATERSONTax Lot #7 in Block # 56.03Dimensions: 119.51 ft x 51.179 ft x 114.93 ft x 58.599 ft Nearest Cross Street: Sunset DriveFor Sale information, please visit Auction.com at www.auction.com or call (800) 280-2832.Website not affiliated with Sheriff.*Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal liens or other charges, and any such taxes, charges, liens, insurance premiums or other advances made by plaintiff prior to this sale. All interested parties are to conduct and rely upon their own independent investigation to ascertain whether or not any outstanding interest remain of record and/or have priority over the lien being foreclosed and, if so the current amount due thereon. If the sale is set aside for any reason, the purchaser at the sale shall be entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. The purchaser shall have no further recourse against the mortgagor, the mortgagor's attorney.Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfaction of the mortgage debt, including costs and expenses, there remains any surplus money, the money wilt be deposited into the Superior Court Trust Fund and any person claiming the surplus, or any part thereof, may file a motion pursuant to the Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the nature and extent of that person's claim and asking for an order directing payment of the surplus money. The Sheriff or other person conducting the sale will have information regarding the surplus, if any.This concise description does not constitute a legal description of the real estate, A full legal description can be found at the Sheriffs Office. Approximate amount due Plaintiff on this execution: $410,240.62The property shall be sold subject to all liens and encumbrances of record and the Sheriff makes no representation expressed or implied as to the existence, amount or validity of any liens and encumbrances on the property which is the subject matter of this Sale.20% of the amount bid will be required as a deposit at the time of Sale, in Certified Check, or Official Bank Check or Money Order. Balance to be paid within 30 days of Sale.The Sheriff hereby reserves the right to adjourn this Sale without further notice by publication.Richard H. BerdnikSheriffHerald News- 4279485Fee:$173.40August 3, 10, 17, 24, 2018Source: North Jersey Media Group


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Littleton VFW, co-op to honor Foster
June 12. 2013 8:51PM
LITTLETON — Veterans of Foreign Wars and the Littleton Food Co-op will honor a deceased veteran and former store employee when they celebrate Flag Day on June 14.
An American flag and a Prisoner of War flag will be raised at the co-op, where a newly installed flagpole will be dedicated to the memory of Greg Foster, a Vietnam War veteran and longtime Littleton resident who died in 2009.
Ed King, co-op manager, said Foster was a familiar figure locally, a meat cutter who worked at various markets in Littleton and Lincoln before joining the co-op.
VFW Post 816 in Littleton is donating both flags. A color guard from that post will conduct the noon ceremony.
Executive Councilor Ray Burton will the public event.
The project was spearheaded by longtime co-op employee Cutter Flynn and was completed with the help of co-op board member Tim Wennrich of Meadowstone Farm, according to King. He said that local VFW members Dan Greenlaw, Bill Sargent and Bill Richards were also instrumental in the effort.


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There comes a time when everyone feels helpless and lost. For me, that came when I realized I was going to be a new parent. Without making any conscience effort to change who I was I now became the very kind of guy I made fun of as a clueless outsider. I now felt over protective, I was already stressing myself out (and anyone unfortunate enough to be around me) about all the things I would do to have to make my child's life perfect. At times I felt like I would make or break my son's life if I chose to name him something girly like Grayson, or something awesome like LeBron.
It became very clear to me that above all else I wanted to make sure my kids are safe. I put on my super hero suit and vowed that I would protect my child from all the villains like Dr. Sharp Korner, and The Choke HaZERD.
Once I was realistic, I found that being a parent won't be as scary and dangerous as I had concocted it out to be in my head. There are very simple things like making sure the furniture is secured and sturdy, and not leaving out anything that could be sharp or dangerous. There are some things that are clearly not made for kids, but at the same time there are companies that specifically cater their products towards young kids: Kid Friendly Toys, Modern Kids Furniture, and Gerber Baby Food, and Little Tykes.
Stressing was so overrated. The most comforting thing I've heard is your kid has no one else to compare parenting to, you are a hero in their eyes. Simply be responsible and avoid obvious dangerous situations and being a parent will be the best experience of your life!


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ISABELLA STEWART GARDNER, the novelist Henry James once said, "is not a woman, she is a locomotive - with a Pullman car attached.'' James, who introduced her to John Singer Sargent, two of whose portraits of her hang in the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, considered himself a friend. Imagine how Gardner's detractors must have felt.
Gardner was that vivid a personality. It comes as no surprise that she and the actress Sarah Bernhardt were mutual admirers. As a New York society magazine described her in 1887, Gardner was "the brightest, breeziest woman in Boston.'' She was "the idol of the men and the envy of the women.''
She was born in New York on April 14, 1840. Gardner, who liked to claim descent from Britain's Stuart kings, was the daughter of a wealthy businessman. She grew up in New York, but the two determining events of her life took place in Europe.
In 1856, Isabella ("Belle,'' to family and friends) went to attend finishing school in Paris. One of her classmates, Julia Gardner, had an older brother John Jr. ("Jack'' to family and friends). The Gardners, who'd made a fortune in shipping in Salem, now lived in Boston. Belle and Jack married four days before her 20th birthday.
Jack Gardner was every bit as conventional as his wife was not. The Harvard philosopher George Santayana thought him a "subordinate, comic, errand-boy partner.'' Yet he "always countenanced, supported, and (invisibly) stood by her,'' Santayana conceded. "Mrs. Jack,'' the most famous of the several nicknames Isabella Stewart Gardner had, was the one she bore most proudly.
The other crucial European event took place after Gardner had left Paris but before returning home. She and her family visited the Poldi Pezzoli Palace, in Milan, a private home with a superb art collection. It became a museum in 1881. A friend recalled Gardner's saying at the time that she wanted "a house . . . like the one in Milan filled with beautiful pictures and objects of art, for people to come and enjoy.'' Forty-five years later that vision came to pass, at Fenway Court, as Gardner called her final home and future museum.
The Gardners lived at first with his parents, then in a residential hotel, before moving into a French-style town house on Beacon Street. Breaking down an adjoining wall, they added the one next door to it, in 1880. Their only child, a boy, died of pneumonia. He wasn't quite 2. They would later adopt Jack Gardner's three orphaned nephews, whom their aunt doted on.
Cold Roast Boston had never seen anyone quite like Gardner. "A fairy in a machine shop'' was how the essayist John Jay Chapman described her in an obituary tribute. An excellent and enthusiastic dancer, Gardner got her gowns from Worth and jewels from Boucheron (both of Paris). "I never in all my life caught a cold in a ball dress,'' she liked to say. The neckline of the gown she wore in her first Sargent portrait revealed minimal decolletage, yet it was enough to shock Back Bay. The artist "had painted Mrs. Gardner all the way down to Crawford's Notch'' was a much-repeated quip.
Stories had a way of gathering around Gardner. Some were even true. When she and her husband just missed a train to Prides Crossing, she suggested they rent a locomotive sitting on a nearby track. Which they did, arriving shortly after the missed train.
When a man opened a zoo on Boylston Street (it was a different Back Bay in those days), Gardner took to visiting its two lion cubs, even taking them out in her coach. This led to a story (and cartoon) that she'd walked one on a leash.
Gardner was a woman of great enthusiasms, both cultural and otherwise. Sometimes the two coincided. At a Boston Symphony concert she wore a headband bearing the words "Oh you Red Sox'' (in red letters, of course).
She owned a thoroughbred for several years, hosted a boxing match in the Beacon Street house, and brought the Harvard football team to Fenway Court for a dinner to celebrate its victory over Yale. Not that cuisine mattered that much to her. At least one attendee recalled that Gardner had doughnuts and champagne served the night of Fenway Court's very grand opening.
An admirer of James Michael Curley, Gardner was in turn admired by another famous Boston Irishman, John L. Sullivan. The story goes that the heavyweight champion escorted her carriage to safety when it somehow got in the middle of a South Boston mob during a labor strike.
Although Gardner had long been a collector, her purchases had been more in the way of first editions and furnishings. She didn't buy her first Old Master, a Zurbaran "Madonna and Child,'' until 1888. Three years later, her father left her $1.75 million dollars. Between that then-hefty sum and her husband's fortune, there was no stopping her, as the contents of Fenway Court demonstrate.
'A FAIRY IN A MACHINE SHOP' WAS HOW THE ESSAYIST JOHN JAY CHAPMAN DESCRIBED HER.Renzo Piano
Gardner had begun to discuss the design of a museum when her husband died, in 1898. In his final and most important show of support, Jack Gardner had urged his wife to give up trying to redesign the Beacon Street town houses and instead build a new home for her collection. One hundred fifty invitations went out for its opening, on Jan. 1, 1903.
A stroke in 1919 left Gardner unable to walk, and a subsequent one left her unable to use her hands. She died in 1924. Two years before that, Sargent painted his second portrait of her, this time in watercolor. White fabric covers everything but Gardner's face. The combined effect of dress, shawl, and turban is of a shroud, one that conceals her disabilities but even more emphasizes how penetrating her gaze remains. One look at those eyes explains the remark of Bernard Berenson, the great art connoisseur who served as Gardner's adviser and agent. "We are all playing a losing game,'' he wrote her in a letter; "you play it better than anyone else in the world.''Mark Feeney can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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PFLAG National Names Dr. Jaime M. Grant as New Executive Director
Today, PFLAG National -- the nation's largest and oldest organization uniting families and allies with people who are lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer (LGBTQ) -- named Jaime M. Grant, Ph. D. as its new Executive Director. Dr. Grant, a longtime social-justice leader and innovator, assumes leadership of an organization, founded in 1972, with over 200,000 members and supporters, and nearly 400 chapters nationwide.
PFLAG National Board President Jean Hodges spoke for PFLAG board leaders: "As PFLAG enters its 45th anniversary year in 2018, we are thrilled to have Jaime's strong and visionary leadership moving us forward. She has extensive experience as a thought leader in progressive movements, and formidable credentials as a researcher, author, and fundraiser."
Hodges added, "Having Jaime at the helm signals PFLAG's resolve to advance the fight for LGBTQ people and their families, who continue to struggle in this increasingly stressful and violent environment; and to educate, engage, and empower a new generation of allies, who are so crucial to this movement. She is a bold choice for PFLAG National, at the right time."
Dr. Grant was named after an extensive national search by the PFLAG National Board of Directors, assisted by McCormack+Kristel, an executive search practice specializing in diversity recruitment. The PFLAG National board extends its thanks to Deputy Executive Director Elizabeth Kohm, who has served as Interim Executive Director since December 2016.
Jaime Grant has been active in feminist and LGBTQ movements for three decades, serving previously as the Policy Institute Director at The National LGBTQ Task Force, and as Founding Executive Director of the Arcus Center for Social Justice Leadership at Kalamazoo College.
Recently, she was founder and director of the Global Trans Research and Advocacy Project, supporting transgender researchers and activists in the Global South. Grant has numerous books to her credit, including a co-author and principal investigator credit for Injustice at Every Turn: A Report of the National Transgender Discrimination Survey, co-published by the National Center for Transgender Equality and the National LGBTQ Task Force.
"I've been 'in training' for this job my whole life," said Dr. Grant. "I survived an extremely painful coming-out process in my family-an estrangement that lasted over a decade. And I am Mom to two wonderful children, including a proud bisexual son who ran his high-school GSA. I believe so strongly in PFLAG and its work, which, over the past 45 years has created a tremendous cultural shift in parenting values, and fires up advocacy by families and allies. I am honored and thrilled to accept this position."
PFLAG is the nation's largest organization uniting families, allies, and people who are lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ). PFLAG is committed to advancing equality through its mission of support, education, and advocacy, and has nearly 400 chapters and 200,000 supporters crossing multiple generations of American families in major urban centers, small cities, and rural areas in all 50 states and Puerto Rico.
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By Maj. Gen. A. J. Stewart
Air Force Personnel Center Commander
I had the world by the tail: U.S. Air Force Academy graduate, Air Force pilot, six-time commander, 30-year Air Force career, and two stars; fit, healthy and strong. But subtle problems appeared out of nowhere: occasional vertigo, mild persistent headaches, cognitive challenges, having to stop during a hard run.
I went to see the flight surgeon and was immediately referred to a Neurologist. An MRI revealed a golf-ball sized tumor on the left temporal lobe of my brain and the doctor bluntly told me, "Your life will never be the same." I was literally stunned.
Swelling was critical and I was admitted for surgery five days later. The surgeon briefed me on all that could go wrong, but the young Air Force captain performed expertly. He gets my vote if I ever need another surgery.
The tumor was successfully removed down to the microscopic level. The question remained "why did I have a tumor?" The news from the lab was not good: malignant growth from stage IV of the worst form of brain cancer.
It was time to fight.
After a few weeks of recovery from surgery, I felt like a million bucks. My fitness and strength were returning and I was back to full duty and physical activity. I, also, simultaneously started a six-week, aggressive anti-cancer radiation and chemotherapy treatment plan.
The doctors told me I would be fatigued, suffer nausea and lack energy from the treatment. To counter those potential symptoms, I got back in the weight room, back on my bike, back on the running trail, back on the golf course and back to full time duty as commander of the best organization in the Air Force – Air Force Personnel Center!
The negative side effects never showed up. My fitness, strength and health remained good but it was also the hundreds of e-mails, cards, letters and prayers from my family, friends, coworkers and even strangers that helped me keep my spirit up.
Last week, I completed my last of 30 radiation and 42 chemotherapy treatments and I still feel great! The next critical step is another MRI in a few weeks to see if the cancer has returned. I pray for good results.
I never saw any of this coming.
I have learned a few lessons along the way that may help others who find they are facing tremendous challenges.
Be fit, be strong, and be healthy every day. Fitness is not about just passing the Air Force Fitness Test or deploying, it is about saving your life. A well rested, strong body and a healthy diet can help you fight off tough challenges when they come.
Life is short and precious. If there are things you want to accomplish in life, get busy now. "One day" and "someday" may never come. Push yourself to do more, now. Tomorrow is not promised, so do not waste a day.
Be positive. Brain tumors can be fatal so there's no room for defeatism; you have to fight a challenge like you intend to win. Leave negative thoughts behind and be ready to endure. Run your race like a winner. Attitude may be the number one component of success.
Be open and honest, up and down the chain. Our Air Force is a family. I have received the support of literally hundreds of kindred Airmen, with a big "A." The Air Force has proven itself a family from our senior leadership to our youngest Airmen, including civilians and supporters. If folks know your challenges, they can help. My AFPC and A1 family have been magnificent. They have opened their arms and hearts, and carried me through the tough times.
Be a bouncer. Bad things sometimes happen. It is not a question of whether you will take a fall so, get over it. The question is will you bounce back. It is really up to you. Be tough minded – you are a warrior! Think like a winner and bounce.
Love your family. My wife, Areetha, has been the "wind beneath my wings" and my rock. She has been beside me every step of this journey and she insists I keep a positive attitude. She ran the Marine Corps Marathon last fall at age 50! She is 100% positive and endures. I thank God for having her as my wingman. My Mom, sisters and extended family have also been my cheering section. They are irreplaceable and I love them dearly.
This is a tough, unexpected fight and it is not over. Our most humble "THANK YOU!" from Areetha and me. We are overwhelmed with your support, words of encouragement and prayers.
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Crash involving Winston-Salem city vehicles closes street for hours
Crash involving Winston-Salem city vehicles closes street for hours
A Sunday crash involving City of Winston-Salem vehicles caused a street to be closed for nearly a full day.
The crash was reported around 7:05 p.m. on N. Martin Luther King Jr. Drive at Trade Street. The road didn't reopen until around 4:45 p.m. Monday.
There were only minor injuries in the crash, Winston-Salem police said. The road was closed to repair damaged power lines and utility poles that caused a hazard, police said.
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Extreme Activity Being Reported Especially Over the East Coast of the USA
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By Chris Holly - 5 years 11 months ago
Never before in all my years writing about the paranormal have I been swamped with email and phone reports as I have been this summer concerning reports of UFO and Orb activity. Daily I am being told of new sightings over Long Island New York as well as sightings in California, Connecticut and upstate New York.
A group of 20 watched a formation of Orbs fly over central Long Island south east over the Island and out to the Atlantic Ocean. A man on the North Shore of Long Island witnessed a single red Orb fly over his trees during its course out to the Long Island Sound -which is the water mass between Long Island and Connecticut.
A family in Connecticut near Bridgeport watched as two large Orbs raced across the night sky heading out towards the Long Island Sound. All of these sightings took place over the past week starting on August 22nd. The descriptions of the sightings were nearly identical. The Orbs were all silent as they quickly skirted across the night sky. They were all about helicopter size with solid swirling bright light that fades to yellow then orange and lastly red. The Orbs in all cases blink out but not before the witnesses make out the distinct shape of a black object just before the Orb completely disappears. I have been given this description over and over by those seeing the strange Orbs.
The California witness watched as five Orbs crossed overhead as he walked along the beach in the southern part of the state near Los Angeles. Again no sound, moving fast and changing color the group swiftly made their way out over the Pacific Ocean.
A group of friends near the upstate town of Calicoon New York were standing on a deck of the home of one of the men enjoying the summer night about midnight when they all spotted a strange very bright star high in the night sky. The star was lower than the rest of the stars as well as clearer and brighter than the other objects in the night sky. The group of friends thought that the star looked to be in a small formation with two other lights near it and all of them seemed to be moving or dancing about. The group of friends had a few pair of binoculars and started to look at the strange stars more closely. One friend had a scope from his hunting rifle and added that to the group to get a better look at the odd lights. When they looked again at the star like lights they were stunned to find the objects were in deed moving quickly from one spot in the sky to another in a formation type movement forming squiggly type lines of light between them. The three objects moved and jumped about adding red and green lights to their outline as they danced together in some type of organized formation high above in the night sky.
The friends thought they may be looking at space junk or a few satellites however could not figure out why they would be bouncing into each other or behaving in such an odd manner. They watched this show in the night sky for about three hours. Now very late on a Saturday night the group discussed the idea of calling the police but chickened out due to the fear of being ridiculed or considered drunk or drugged up nuts. They simply watched and tuned in the news to see if any others had seen this strange display.
I thought this was an interesting account but did not know what to make of the report as it was not what I typically hear from those who contact me. You can imagine how surprised I was when I opened my email and listened to my calls this morning to hear many people along the Atlantic Sea coast reporting the same sighting. Apparently many people were out doors with binoculars and telescopes viewing the Blue Moon. After witnessing this odd activity they contacted me asking if anyone else had reported these strange dancing lights. Having many people outdoors using the aid of the magnification devices definitely increased the amount of sightings of the odd lights high in the night sky.
A woman from New Jersey claims she caught a strange red orb first on one side of the moon and then with a blink of the eye jumping to the other side of the moon. She claims to have video of the oddity however I have not seen it and hope she sends it somewhere for us all to view.
Many felt the high dancing star like lights were some type of strange activity going on between our man- made space junk that continues to obit our planet, others felt they were looking at alien actions between unknown crafts high above in our night sky. I have no idea at all what is going on but at this point would really like to know.
I keep reporting what I am being told in hopes we will all take time to look up and look hard to see if we can figure out what it is all these people are encountering. Unless we all take these things seriously we will never find the answer to what is going on right over our heads. My fear is that we stay deaf, dumb and blind to this increased activity which may be very unwise and very dangerous. I wish we had serious resources to investigate this serious subject. I long ago gave up hope our law enforcement agencies would want to be involved in this serious subject. I know the paranormal is a disjointed and confused area without any true research or investigative organizations of needed qualified researchers. Maybe a few Universities would consider serious study concerning the continued sightings and encounters of so many witnesses across the globe. I do not know what to do or who to look to at this point. All I do know is the people are speaking out and they are telling me they are seeing many strange things out there in our sky.
Please pay attention to your surroundings, always consider your safety first and know it may only be time before you are the next to find you are eye to eye alone in the dark with the unknown!
♥ Copyright © 2008-2012 Chris Holly's Paranormal World http://endlessjrny.blogspot.com/
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reports keep coming in by those seeing odd things in our night skies- what is going on out there?
Orbs Among Us
Permalink Submitted by Diane Tessman on Sun, 09/02/2012 - 06:53
Excellent and intriguing article! I personally wonder if the increased activity does have to do with the increasingly alarming condition of the planet, but that is of course conjecture looking at it objectively.
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Interesting report Chris thank you!
On subject, and nicely done. Chris, this was enjoyable. To be alert and aware is always good advice. I think it not a good idea to "seek the unknown", yet, I need not seek it, for it is all around me, all the time. Some of my most pleasant childhood memories are when out at night, alone, and gazing at the heavens. I then became comfortable with mystery, the unknown, and find it most enjoyable. Yet, only fools "rush in".

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Orb activity is government program
Balloon deployment is a new program for military testing
Permalink Submitted by venusian queen on Fri, 09/07/2012 - 09:27
The subject of orbs is REGULARLY discussed on a nightly radio show called coast to coast AM (coasttocoastam.com) from 1thru 5am EST. If u log onto site u can access ALL the 411 they have on orbs from a scientific view as well as sign up for free daily newsletter on UFOLOGY. Hey Hsaive, is this balloon deployment the SAME balloon that landed in Roswell, NM in 1947? : )