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One Thursday a month, from 7pm – 10pm at ArtScience Museum
Supercodex [live set]
20 August 2015, 8pm
Concept & composition: Ryoji Ikeda
Computer graphics & programming: Tomonaga Tokuyama
Sonic artist, visual artist, electronic composer and computer-musician in one, Ryoji Ikeda has gained international renown for his provocative work combining visuals and sound.
Supercodex [live set] reworks musical concepts from Ikeda's 2013 superposition piece, which investigates how we understand the reality of nature on an atomic scale, taking its starting point in mathematical models and quantum mechanics. From a subtle beginning consisting of digital noise, blips and bass drones, there gradually emerges the core elements of techno and dance music, where Ikeda uses raw data and mathematical models to generate music and projections.
Don't miss this extraordinary live performance, where the accompanying visuals add to the rich textures to merge the senses, creating an unforgettable experience. Prepare to be immersed in a multi-sensorial extravaganza.
For more information: http://www.ryojiikeda.com/archive/concerts/#supercodex_live_set


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Our chapter takes pride in its professional achievements, which include:
Below is a collage of companies some of our active and recently graduated brothers have interned at and/or have worked for within the last two years:
- Consistently ranking first in average GPA among social fraternities.
- Maintaining a near-100% acceptance rate for the undergraduate program within the Walter A. Haas School of Business.
- Securing internships and jobs at prestigious companies.
- Holding leadership positions in clubs and organizations on campus.
Below is a collage of companies some of our active and recently graduated brothers have interned at and/or have worked for within the last two years:
We also acknowledge the success of brothers from other national chapters, such as:
- Mark Zuckerberg (Harvard, Eta Psi) - Creator of Facebook
- Chet Simmons (George Washington, Kappa Deuteron) - Founder of ESPN
- Paul Simon (Queens, Kappa Chi) and Art Garfunkel (Columbia, Iota) - Singers/Composers
- Gene Wilder (Iowa, Iota Upsilon) - Actor/Producer/Director
- Michael Yormark (Maryland, Delta Deuteron) - President of Roc Nation Sports Agency
- Patrick Harker - (Pennsylvania, Gamma) - Former Dean of the Wharton School of Business
- Gary Bettman (Cornell, Beta) - Commissioner, National Hockey League
- Steve Stone (Kent State, Phi Deuteron) - Former Cy Young Winner with Baltimore Orioles
- Myles Brand (Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Rho Pi) - Former President of NCAA
- Craig Borten (Syracuse, Sigma Deuteron) - Co-Writer & Academy Award Nominee for Dallas Buyers Club

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In this instructor-led, online training course, students will learn how to plan a server upgrade and migration strategy, describe various storage options, implement and manage storage spaces and data deduplication, install and configure Hyper-V, manage and maintain virtual machines, and plan, create, manage, and implement a failover cluster.
After completing this online training course, students will be able to:
This online training course is intended for Windows Server administrators who are relatively new to Windows Server administration and related technologies, and who want to learn more about the storage and compute features in Server 2016. Also, IT professionals who are looking to take the Microsoft 70-740 certification exam and/or looking to gain their MCSA: Windows Server 2016 certification.
None, but it is recommended that before attending this course, students have:
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Jannock is a family owned narrowboat based at Brinklow Marina on the North Oxford canal. The contents of the boat's logbook, which is completed for every trip by various members of the crew, along with other interesting canal related snippets will be posted here.
Monday, July 03, 2017
Summer Holiday 2017 Day#3
Bridge 55 near Handsacre to Bridge 85 Lower Burston Bridge After a relatively peaceful night we set off earlier than the last two days - 9am. As we were approaching the Armitage Shanks factory a dog walker on the towpath was paying a lot of attention to something floating in the canal, it turned out to be a whole lorry wheel and tyre so we pulled over and helped him get it our of the canal onto the bank. He was planning on moving it away but it was too heavy so we left it in the hedge. We continued on to Rugeley where Brenda went shopping whilst I stayed aboard to do a couple of jobs and a bit of polishing. Because the Open Livewriter program is now failing to open on the laptop I decided to carry out a Windoze update to see if that would fix the problem. Five hours later it had finally finished and Livewriter still refused to work.
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Interview with Anna ZSOLDOS
the ephemera interviews
In this series of interviews artists directly involved in ARIs and artist-run culture 1980- 2000 speak about the social context for their art making and provide insights into the ephemera they produced or collaborated on during this period. Artist ephemera includes artworks, photocopies, photographs, videos, films, audio, mail art, posters, exhibition invites, flyers, buttons and badges, exhibition catalogues, didactics, room sheets, artist publications, analogue to digital resources and artist files.
Anna Zsoldos was born in Sydney in 1964 and moved to Lake Cooroibah one year later. She grew up on the Sunshine Coast and moved to Brisbane in 1982 to study at Seven Hills College of Art. Anna currently works and lives in Melbourne.
Today Anna works in the environmental sector looking out for the health of Melbourne's 8400 km of waterways. She has also dabbled in the world of textiles and is developing a passion of weaving. Her most recent foray in weaving was studying with a Zapotec master weaver in Teotitlan del Valle whilst holidaying in Oaxaca, Mexico in late 2014.
Anna graduated from art school in 1984 and founded The Observatory gallery along with Lehan Ramsey and Robyn Gray in 1985. The three all studied photography together and the gallery was established to show local photographers. They also built a darkroom which was for hire.
The Observatory was located in Little Roma Street in an old multi-storey building that was earmarked for demolition (as was the flavour of Brisbane in the early 80's under the Joh Bjelke Peterson regime) with the final show aptly named the 'Demolition Show'.
Anna exhibited at The Observatory a couple of times and later was the co-creator of The Billboard Project with Lehan Ramsey in 1990.
Anna then became immersed in the world of community arts for 10 years, where she worked mostly with young disadvantaged people and people from different cultural backgrounds.
In late 1996, Anna relocated to Melbourne and after completing a short botanical illustration course, studied Horticulture at Burnley College.
Today, Anna works for Melbourne Water in the river health area advocating for the health of urban waterways and helping to build capacity within the community to be custodians of river health.
Anna Hi and thanks, why does a public archive mapping artist testimonies and artist histories about the ephemeral nature of the vibrant Queensland 1980-1990 artist-run scene matter to you?
I believe it's important these untold stories are put on the public record.
I too was directly involved with several QLD artist-runs during this 1980 era including The Queensland Artworker's Alliance, The Observatory artist-run space in Little Roma Street, That Contemporary Art Space, The Billboard Project located at 18 Haig Street, Milton.
As a Queensland-based artist at the time I was working mainly with photography.
From my perspective artist-run spaces at this time provided many artists like me with a sense of belonging, a sense of purpose, a sense of the future, a sense of hope and great sense of camaraderie/community .
Artist-run spaces also provided us all with a place to exhibit, to network and to meet other contemporary artists. This was invaluable at the time as there were no venues, institutions or galleries that would even consider exhibiting my work or promoting my art practice, at a time when women working in photography was becoming more valued and widely recognised.
From my point of view it is sad that documentation and ephemera from this era has not been collected and published. I understand that this REMIX project is a useful way to change this and will provide an excellent resource tool for students and recent graduates alike.
And that REMIX is designed as an online project is terrific. It will make these interviews, resources and archives available to a wider audience online, from Queensland and elsewhere, and for much longer period than any exhibition can even attempt to provide. This is important to me.
Today I work leading a team of environmental workers in waterway health and looking back now at my involvement with ARIs like The Observatory and the artist community of that era, has provided me with an invaluable creative experience that continues to serve me well in my professional work and in my daily life.
It was a vibrant time where folk 'had a go' and were well supported by peers to make things happen – it was great!
The Joh regime, your thoughts Anna?
We all thought how could it be that Joh continued to be elected – naive. We did our own thing, exploring, pushing boundaries, expressing ourselves, house parties galore – dancing! It was expected that the police would find 'issue' with one of us or one of our kin.
And the type of art work you were making at this time?
Photography – predominately black and white; beautiful, heavy, archival paper…hand colouring, portraiture…film like sets.
The Little Roma Street precinct at 92-102 was more than just the artist-run The Observatory Collective, Jewel Palace for instance?
The Jewel Palace – fashion designers Kathy and Spina. Such fun – fabric and garments, textures, fashion parades and photo shoots.
A family biography snapshot?
I have Hungarian heritage – my father immigrated as a refugee in 1949 going to Bonagilla and then to the cane fields in FNQ. My mother is second generation Australian with Polish and German heritage. Mum and Dad met in Cairns and moved around for many years in Sydney and QLD before settling on the Sunshine Coast around 1965.
The Billboard Project collaboration with Lehan Ramsay?
I remember Lehan and I walking come from the local hardware store in Milton with the largest sheet of fibro we could carry. It slotted under our arm pits and off we trundled to Haig Road to the share house we were living in. I don't remember who built the actual billboard structure however.
There were two seasons of the Billboard. We asked our friends to participate and thus in 1990 the Billboard Project was born. I exhibited under the pseudonym Stella Star – a play on language inspired by my learning of Spanish in Sydney in 1988.
My memory tells me the book was of the first season only and I can't remember why we didn't do a second. I did the lino cut for the embossing of the front cover and bound the book using my newly learned skills from a short book binding course I did. Lehan and I took the photos and the prints/colour photocopies would have been done at Lehan's parents photocopy shop.
There was the incident of the overnight billboard guerrilla art attack – 'Remake-Repaint' and there was the gorgeous 3D piece Ivan Nunn created that lit up at night and spun ever so slowly around. I recall the neighbouring local yoga studio loving it because of the message it portrayed – it resonated with them. I believe this was the last piece of the project.


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4:3 TVs: Two thirds isn't enough
Someone at Gizmodo seems to be living in a weird parallel universe:
Panasonic may have finally realized that although the whole 16 x 9 flat panel TV thing is great for some things, there needs to be some variation. Especially when it comes to smaller LCD TVs, [...]A quick search of 14-18 inch flat-panel TVs on Dealtime reveals 175 of 253 models appear to be 4:3 already. The same search for Panasonic televisions only reveals that the vast majority of their TVs are also 4:3. I'm aware Dealtime isn't the greatest source of factual information, but still.


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Date of Submission
Spring 2014
Academic Programs and Concentrations
Written Arts
Project Advisor 1
Joseph O'Neill
Abstract/Artist's Statement
Senior Project submitted to The Division of Languages and Literature of Bard College.
Open Access Agreement
On-Campus only
Creative Commons License
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 License.
Recommended Citation
Alpert, Sarah Anne, "Underfed, Overgrown and other stories about people who have died or who never lived at all" (2014). Senior Projects Spring 2014. 120.


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At the Pond-Day 2
Lesson 4 of 9
Objective: SWBAT compare and contrast biotic and abiotic factors at a pond.
Big Idea: Biotic and abiotic factors interact to create a balance in an ecosystem. Studying both factors in the field provides opportunity to understand that the relationship with each other is important.
In this problem-based learning experience, students collect data in the field. Students go to a pond ecosystem to experience biotic and abiotic factors in a real-world, authentic setting. These factors are important to study because biotic and abiotic factors interact to create a balance in the environment and their relationship to each other is important.
This is an important opportunity to discuss the Cross Cutting Concept, cause and effect. Biotic and Abiotic factors in an ecosystem affect each other and biotic or living things depend on abiotic factors. For example, fish (biotic) depend on oxygen in the water (abiotic). Students are investigating and explaining this causal relationship.
The focus of this lesson is on four science specific vocabulary terms: biotic, abiotic, deciduous, and coniferous. In the Day 2 pond experience, students focus their note taking using these four terms.
As students collect data, I want them to understand that both types of factors affect life equally. Students collect water temperature, air temperature, and weather data and make anecdotal observations about biotic and abiotic factors in the pond ecosystem.
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Wrap It Up
What are some biotic and abiotic factors in the pond ecosystem?
I ask students to recap biotic and abiotic factors at the pond ecosystem. I want them to record a list of both factors in their science journal (notebook). They could also draw pictures or write questions about these factors.
Some student answers include:
- Biotic: grass, plants, trees, frogs, fish, deciduous plants and trees, conifer tree
- Abiotic: water, soil, rocks, noise from cars and trucks


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By Harneet Kaur and Reed Shapiro
Carbon Credit Capital, a company dedicated to carbon offsets, has stepped forward in educating people about their impact on the global climate in the form of a carbon calculator.
In 2013, the International Energy Agency (IEA) noted in a study that an average American is responsible annually for about 17 metric tons of carbon dioxide from just energy consumption, which is nearly four times the global average of 4.5 metric tons per year.
"Before you can effectively manage your impact on the global climate, you should first know where your greenhouse gas emissions are coming from and how large of an impact you have."
– Olivia Fussell, Founder and Managing Director of CCC
We often see people keeping a check on their calorie intake. Why? Because health science has provided evidence that reducing consumption of fatty foods can help the abatement of many diseases. The science of climate change has been indicating for over a decade, that reduction in carbon emissions can help to mitigate the drastic consequences of climate change across the globe. It is paramount that one should keep an eye on individual carbon emissions in order to make their contribution to solving the climate change issue manageable.
Who Can Use CCC's Carbon Calculator?
Carbon Credit Capital's carbon footprint calculators are tools that enable you to see how your emissions compare to households that are similar to yours, the national average, and the global average.
"Once you know the sources of your emissions, you can work to effectively reduce them, saving the environment while typically saving money, and you can offset what you cannot reduce."
– Philip So, Account Representative at CCC
There are three calculators, customized for households, businesses and events respectively. One can customize their calculations through an extensive list of intricate options provided for calculating carbon footprint. Most importantly, it is a free resource that CCC has developed for educational awareness purposes. Different companies, NGOs, and universities use it voluntarily. Some have used it internally; some feature it on their website.
How is CCC's Calculator differentiated from others?
"CCC has tried to make the calculator detail-oriented which gives a more accurate account of anyone's carbon footprint. For example, the carbon footprint of a San Francisco, California resident would be different from that of a person in Austin, Texas. Besides that, this calculator also accounts for different energy mixes, prices, etc."
– Pianpian Wang, GHG Accounting Analyst at CCC
Moreover CCC's calculator is well customized for American users since it uses data mostly from government sources, which represents American habits and practices. On the other hand, mostother calculators use general global averages, which make the carbon footprint of a person in USA or India almost equal, which is typically not the case, making Carbon Credit Capital's carbon footprint calculators some of the most intricate, accurate, and advanced anywhere in the world. This is a very important point to consider.
Value Added by the Knowledge of Carbon Footprint
In terms of well-being, knowing and monitoring your carbon footprint is as healthy as knowing calorie intake – making sure you don't eat too many fatty foods can keep you healthy, while making sure you don't emit too much carbon, can keep your planet healty. Awareness about the causes and challenges of carbon emissions enlightens one about the efficient solutions available at their disposal. One of the budding solutions at anyone's disposal are carbon credits – they can inarguably contribute to significant reductions of the gap between one's current carbon footprint, and lower emissions.
With increasing eco-consciousness, purchasing and/or trading carbon credits can help efforts to improve your social impact and provides unique branding opportunities. Calculate your carbon footprint now!
If you are interested in large volumes of credits, talk to us. They will help you find the project that best suit your company's needs.
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Reed Shapiro is the Account Manager for Carbon Credit Capital LLC. He also co- supports the Company's public relations and communications efforts through its web site and direct client engagement.


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Lauren's PPL Dream Comes True!
Published: 19 Oct 2017
Congratulations to Lauren Simms, last year's recipient of the RAF Charitable Trust Flying Excellence Award, who this month achieved her Private Pilot's Licence.
As part of her award, Lauren, a member of 992 (Malmesbury) Squadron, received a flying bursary from Lockheed Martin, which helped towards the development of her flying skills. She was recently presented with her licence after passing her PPL skills test at Tayside Aviation in Scotland.
Lauren said: "I'm so grateful to the RAF Charitable Trust for helping me on my way to achieve my dream. I couldn't be more excited - all the hard work has finally paid off!
"I loved every moment of my flying in Scotland, it is such a beautiful place to fly, and Tayside once again was such a friendly and welcoming place to train. My favourite flight by far was my Qualifying Cross Country, a solo route of 164 miles where I landed at two different aerodromes - I absolutely loved it and felt like a true female aviator!"
RAFCT Director Justine Morton said: "Lauren's passion for flying has been truly inspirational and we hope this is merely the start of a very exciting journey for her. Lauren has always been very generous in acknowledging the charity's role in helping her achieve her dream and she is a wonderful example of how the Trust is using aviation to make a difference to young people's lives."


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Life Church has many different servant leaders that are not mentioned on this page. This page is full of
leaders who love to serve the kingdom of God and the ministries of Life Church in Emporia, Kansas.
Life church staff and leaders
Life Church has many different servant leaders that are not mentioned on this page. This page is full of
leaders who love to serve the kingdom of God and the ministries of Life Church in Emporia, Kansas.
tony lantz - lEAD PASTOR
Tony is a graduate of Central Bible College in Springfield, MO. Tony and Teri have been married since 1993 and have been in full-time ministry together since then. In 2002 and 2004 God gave them two children, Jadon & Adin. Tony began pastoring here at LC in 2003 after youth pastoring for six years back when the church in Emporia was called First Assembly. Tony's current roles include: being God's mouthpiece for LC, vision casting, leadership development, and shepherding. Tony and Teri consider Emporia to be their home but they are from Sapulpa, OK. Tony and the whole family enjoy anything that has to do with water: the ocean, the lake, jet-skiing, fishing, boating, and swimming. email@example.com
Teri married Tony in 1993. Together they have 2 boys. Teri's ministry roles include being a wife to Tony, a mom to Jadon & Adin, and loving the people of Life Church. She also serves our community at Walnut Elementary School as a strong Godly influence. Teri really enjoys hanging out with family and helping in the ministry every way she can. firstname.lastname@example.com
Pastor T.R. is a May 2000 graduate of Central Bible College in Springfield, MO. He and Mel met while T.R. was doing a summer internship at Revival Tabernacle in Highland Park, MI in 1999 and they have been married since 2003. T.R. is dad to three awesome children (Gavin, Keegan, Maren). They have been on staff in Southern California, Western Kansas, Metro Kansas City, MO and are excited to be at Life Church in Emporia (T.R.'s hometown). T.R. likes going out on dates with Mel, wrestling with his kids, watching movies, cooking, playing guitar, and hanging out with students at the lake or around a bonfire. firstname.lastname@example.com
sarah jenek - worship
Sarah Jenek is married to Jon, they have a beautiful daughter named Piper and an awesome son named Fynn. Sarah's role here at Life Church is to bring worship in meaningful ways into the culture here at Life Church. Sarah and Jon are both originally from Emporia, KS. email@example.com
christian griffitts - communications
Christian is our Communications Assistant in the office. Her role includes secretarial duties, communicating information, and keeping the Lead Pastor's schedule straight. Christian is from Eureka KS in the Graduate program at ESU. email@example.com
jen sandoval - financial assistant
Jen is our Financial Assistant and Spiritual Life Director. Her roles include all things financial as well as much of the business side of Life Church. Jen also serves to develop, with direction of the Lead Pastor, a yearly comprehensive and timely Spiritual Life Calendar at Life Church. In general, she helps to develop prayer and the spiritual disciplines at Life Church. Jen is married to Anton and they have two beautiful girls. email@example.com
ron newlin - facilities
Ron is over our facilities and he makes sure that they look wonderful each week. Ron is happily married to Ellen and they have four awesome adult children and several grand children. firstname.lastname@example.com
Jayme gillund - lc mega kids director (wednesdays)
Jayme Gillund is our Wednesday Night Mega Kids Coordinator. Her role is leading the Mega Kids team as they disciple kids into the life of Jesus Christ through teaching, scripture memory, worship and having fun. Jayme is married to Troy and together they have three beautiful children. Jayme absolutely loves her family, sports, and especially running. email@example.com
Erica Fianu - lc littles nursery director
Erica is the Director of Early Childhood Development at Life Church. You will find Erica before services on Sundays in the LC Little's areas welcoming the youngest members of Life Church and their families. Erica loves children and helping them come to know Jesus. Erica has been blessed to call Life Church her home since she was little. email@example.com
tom stewart - missions director
Tom heads up our Missions Team here at Life Church. Tom is married to Sherry and they have five adult children and nineteen grandchildren. email@example.com
deb burnheide - host team leader
Deb is in charge of all of our host ministries here at Life Church. Deb oversees the greeters, ushers, and welcome center ministries. Deb is happily married to Dale and together they have children and grandchildren together.
tony and tammy arvieux - video projection/audio/media
Tony and Tammy create most of our media, both audio and visual on Sunday mornings at Life Church. Tony and Tammy are happily married with two grown sons as well as two grandsons. firstname.lastname@example.com
forrest peterson - transportation director
Forrest is in charge of our vehecles here at Life Church. He oversees those who are being picked up for services on Sundays as well as Wednesday nights. Forrest is happily married to Angie and they have two children and three grandchildren.
evangelism events director
This position is currently vacant.
marvin and jamie potter - celebrate recovery
Jamie and Marvin are over Celebrate Recovery at Life Church. They are happily married and are excited about helping those who are trying to get past their hurts, habits, and hangups. email@example.com
lc Young Adults
This position is currently vacant.
mel stewart - LC Women's ministry team leader (a.l.l.)
Mel is over our women's ministries here at Life Church. Her role is encouraging and exposing women to the transforming power of Jesus Christ, discipling them to follow His example, and training them to minister to others. Mel is married to Pastor T.R. and has three children (Gavin, Keegan, and Maren.) email@example.com
derek hawes - lc men's ministry team leader
Derk is over our men's ministries here at Life Church. His role is encouraging and developing men into the godly leaders they should be. Derek is married to Amy and they have two awesome kids together. email@example.com
melissa johnson - next steps director
Melissa Johnson is our next "Next Steps Director". She is married to Kris Johnson and they have two beautiful children together, Kinsley & Kylen. Melissa is from Hoisington, Kansas and is a 3rd Grade Teacher. email@example.com
craig kosinski - sound team leader
Craig is over our Sound Team at Life Church. His role is to make sure everything sounds awesome at all of our experiences. Craig is a very talented sound guy and is married to MaryLynn and they have 5 kids between them and several grandchildren. firstname.lastname@example.com
stage design team
Corey Darbro, Chad Smith, Jon Jenek, Kyle Ramsey, and Taylor Surmeier make up our "Stage Design Team". They build sets and props for sermon series and productions that are done at Life Church.
life church elders
Our elders are a vital part of what happens here at Life Church. They help give support to the pastor, help with financial oversight, and help with both spiritual and physical needs that relate to the body of Christ. Our current elders are Rod Wolfe (Secretary), Anton Sandoval (Treasurer), Ron Newlin, Derek Hawes and Larry Green.
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Ms Lost was able to be found at the outdoor counter service area at Disney's Hollywood Studios just outside of Fantasmic! called the Sunset Ranch Market. Congratulations to Holly H.!
This week, Ms. Lost came upon this Goof…where did she find him?
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Send in your guess by September 28. Please be as specific as possible, noting not only the park but the specific ride, attraction, or section where the picture was taken. For instance, instead of saying, "Epcot," say, "At Epcot at Maelstrom" (which isn't this week's answer). One random entry from all correct entries will receive a Disney trading pin.
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Magic Kingdom entrance, on the right side facing the castle. What's ever better is that sometimes, he talks to you. Have great picture of my husband and son sitting with Goofie.


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Come join us and shoot zombies at Bonnie Springs Ranch in the heart of Red Rock Canyon!
Part of the annual "Bonnie Screams" Halloween celebration, the Zombie Paintball Adventure affords visitors the opportunity to test their shooting skills on the zombie hordes overrunning Bonnie Springs. Aboard the Zombie Paintball Express, participants go beyond Old Town and scour Bonnie Springs for dozens of undead targets throughout October in Las Vegas' only paintball bus ride. A break from the cowering and shrieking that accompanies the haunted houses, the Zombie Paintball Adventure offers an opportunity to exact revenge against the horrid creatures at "Bonnie Screams". Prepare yourself and your friends for the ultimate in paintball and Halloween haunts!
The Zombie Paintball Express also runs periodically throughout the year.
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Social Outreach
Our Community Outreach Committee is involved in several major projects – outreach to residents of north end Halifax in conjunction with Ward 5 Community Center, participation on a rotation basis with other churches in providing a hot meal for the homeless (St. Andrew's Supper and Brunswick Street Mission Breakfasts), and the annual White Gift Offering for Christmas boxes and gifts for the poor and disadvantaged. First Baptist Church also works through Feed Nova Scotia to help meet emergency food needs in the community. Gwendolyn MacLean is the Chair of our Community Outreach Committee.
White Gift Program
White Gift Sunday (Dec. 11) is a special service during Advent when we give our gifts to support special needs and causes within our community. Historically these gifts were of a tangible nature wrapped in white paper. Today we are given the names of families in our community who are in need and our FBC congregation makes financial donations so gifts can be bought for these families by volunteer shoppers. As the years progress, the families and the organizations we donate to change, but the heart behind White Gift Sunday remains the same.
Each year our program has been a great success due to the generosity of our church families. We exhibit Jesus' example of giving to and helping those who are in need and have been proud to be part of such a worthwhile appeal, and we hope this year's program will prove to be as successful. Here's a great way for you to get involved! Last year, members of the congregation generously donated $7,140 to the program. This year our goal is to provide gifts for at least 85 people and donate a minimum of $1,500 for Christmas dinners, as well as support a few other worthy organizations this holiday season. Volunteers are needed to help pack the food boxes on Dec. 17th, 6 – 8PM at the Ward 5 Neighbourhood Centre and deliver the food boxes and gifts, to the recipients on Dec. 18th, 9 AM. We're counting on your support to make our White Gift Program a success again this year – a wonderful way to bring Christmas to families in need! A letter describing the program is in the Nov. issue of Voices.
The ARK Supper
ARK Sunday Suppers are held each Sunday evening at the hall in the St. Andew's United Church hall. FBC delivers 18 hot casseroles to St. Andrew's United, when it is our turn to help. A link to all the supper recipes is here.
The suppers provide a weekly meal to about 200 homeless men, women, youth, and children.
Brunswick Street Breakfast
We regularly host the Saturday morning breakfasts at the Brunswick Street Mission. 55 – 65 people came for a good hot breakfast, orange juice, coffee, tea, fresh fruit, and granola bars. We also provide a variety of sandwiches for a snack later on. All the food items (except the tea and coffee) were provided by our church, purchased with profits from the sale of our Just Us! coffee. Thank you to everyone who purchases their coffee from the Community Outreach committee. The next date for providing this meal will be Dec. 10 at 5:30 a.m.
Volunteers will be needed. Although a busy time of year for everyone, we are hoping lots of volunteers will sign up for this very rewarding outreach project. There is a sign-up sheet on the bulletin board outside the parlour.
We have received a wonderful letter of thanks from Elna Siebring of the Mission (2014), addressed to all in the city who help:
Dear Saturday Breakfast Coordinators and Volunteers,Yesterday [October 23, 2014] I had the honour to speak about "Mission Moments" at the Saturday Breakfast Program at a Brunswick Street Mission Fundraising Event at the World Trade and Convention Center. In 7 minutes I shared about the Saturday Breakfast Program, how the the faithful presence of groups and volunteers helps to change lives. It was not until I wrote out what I was going to say that I realize how much that place has changed over the 7 years of our helping out at the Mission.When I first started to coordinate 7 years ago, the breakfast space was dominated by anger and tension, there was much violence, fights were constantly breaking out and I was forever calling the cops. I notice things are very different today. Now there is a peaceful presence in the place, quiet conversations, bursts of laughter, games of crib, women who come share about their learning programs. I attribute this transformation to the Holy Spirit presence in loving and caring cooks and volunteers. Praise be to God! The key note speaker reminded us that violence and anger is born out of fear. Our sacred teachings tell us that perfect love casts out fear. Your loving presence has cast out fear. Your presence has made a difference. Thank you for partnering with me these 7 years. Thank You!!Our words,Our gentle gestures,Our Faithful presence,Breakfast cooked with love and served with a smile,that is medicine for the hurting ones.I offer this prayer of kindness and love from the readings of Medjugorje Day by Day:Lord Jesus Christ, help us to realize the power of kindness and love. Help us to use this power the way you intended us to use it when you created us. Help us to use it to bring happiness to those around us. Help us to use it to work miracles, healing people in our time, just as you healed them through love in your time. AmenGod bless you!Elna Siebring
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Ms. McIntyre received her BFA from the (University of) North Carolina School of the Arts and her MFA from Penn State University. In New York she studied with Michael Shurtleff, with Stephen Stimpell at HB Studio, and was a member of the NATAS (National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences) Actors Workshop. She has studied the disciplines of Suzuki physical training and Viewpoints in Los Angeles with Burning Wheel and with renowned director, Anne Bogart and members of the SITI Company. Marilyn has also studied with Uta Hagen (Master Classes in Los Angeles) and is proud to be featured in the documentary/teaching video, "Uta Hagen's Acting Class" (Part 2), doing "Object Exercise #10 – Historical Imagination", playing 'Charlotta' from The Cherry Orchard.
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Clearfield falls to Berwick in Eastern Semifinal
Written by: Billy Splain on Saturday, November 30th, 2013
After his Bulldogs rolled over the Bison of Clearfield, George Curry summed up his teams efforts: "You have to be able to run the ball this time of the year." Berwick, led by C.J.Curry (147 yards, 3 touchdowns) and Dain Kowalski (119 yards rushing and 1 touchdown) plowed their way to the Eastern AAA final with over 300 yards rushing to top the Bison 44-7 at Mihalik Stadium in Lock Haven.
Clearfield took the early momentum stopping Berwick on the first series of the game in three plays. The first Bison drive wasn't much more successful except that they pinned the Dawgs deep in their own territory on the ensuing punt. Two plays later Ryan Lezzer intercepted a Curry pass at the 40 and returned it to the Berwick 19. Christian Lezzer then called his own number 4 times, going in from 4 yards out to get the early lead. It was the last time the Bison would score, but certainly not their last chance.
Berwick answered with a 61 yard, 12 play drive. Curry took the ball in from four yards out and Olivia Seely tied the score at 7 with 9:30 to go in the second half.
On Clearfield's next possession Dain Kowalski got his first of 2 interceptions on the night.(Kowalski would also later recover a key fumble for Berwick). Berwick ran 4 plays when Curry found a streaking Andrew Force down the left sideline for a 48 yard pass play to the Bison 5 yard line. Curry carried the ball over the goal line from 2 yards out to give the Dawgs a 14-7 lead that they would not relinquish.
The Bison again got great field position to start its next series at their 48, but on 4th down from the 24 Tyler Stratton was stopped short of the first down and Berwick took over with just 47 seconds remaining in the half. On the third play of the drive Curry was intercepted at the Bison 35. Clearfield had the ball with only 8 seconds to go in the half but it turned out to be a very bad 8 seconds. On the second play of the drive Lezzer launched a deep throw and Dain Kowalski intercepted the pass. Kowalski then zipped up the right side after avoiding a few tackles and 75 yards later Berwick celebrated in the endzone. Seeley's kick gave the Dawgs a 21-7 lead going into the break. "Man, I saw that opening and just started running. I think that play really helped us get some momentum going into the second half" said Kowalski of the pick and run.
Clearfield received the opening kick of the second half and proceeded to march 66 yards to the Berwick one yard line. Tyler Stratton took the hand off and ran toward the endzone but a crushing hit by Kowalski jarred the ball loose and the DB just scooped the ball out of the air. "That play was a game changer" said Coach Curry. "Those turnovers, we both had them, but that one. Man, did you hear that hit? That one really fired our boys up".
With some nifty cutback runs Kowalski led the Dawgs on a 99 yard scoring play, taking the ball in himself from 12 yards out for the back breaking score. "They (Clearfield) were biting on the fullback dive every time I lined up in it" said Jordan Stout. "We were able to just run the ball because they were being over aggressive". Stout ran in the 2 point conversion and Berwick was in total control.
Berwick forced Clearfield to punt after only three plays and Curry padded the Bulldog lead with a 37 yard scoring strike to a wide open Ian Mazonkey. "We really wanted to try and get our tight ends open in the second half and it worked" said Coach Curry.
The Bulldogs closed out the scoring on a 62 yard run from C.J. Curry.
"I think that was my best game of the year. They just kept biting on the dive so I'd just keep it and run. We saw that in the first half and used it in the second" said the senior QB.
"That's a good team coach (Tim) Janocko has over there that we beat tonight. They never gave up, even when their quarterback got hurt. My hat's off to them, heck of a ball club" said coach Curry.
Clearfield's season ends at a respectable 13-1 while Berwick will move on to face Archbishop Wood next week in the AAA Eastern final.
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Recommendations For Hip Pain
Hip pain is almost always associated with herniated disks or sciatica as the sciatic nerve stretches from lower back and hips down the legs. The sciatic hip pain is generally accompanied by feeling of numbness as well as tingling. To find exact causes, CT (Computerized Tomography) scans, X-rays, MRI scans can be performed.
Generally, the pain goes away on its own, but if it extends for more than 6-8 weeks, you should at least do some special exercises.
Exercise 1 – Knee-to-chest stretch is quite advantageous for the sciatic hip pain sufferers. To do this, lie down on the floor (hard surface). Allow your lower back to make contact with the floor, and stretch your leg (the one that is not paining). Now, bend the leg (in which you are experiencing pain) to the knee and hold the leg with hands. After 10-20 seconds, release this position.
Exercise 2 – Knee-to-mix exercise is one of the best exercises. Lie on the floor with your back straight and pull one leg. Bend the opposite leg to 90 degrees. Now, slowly, make circles with your bent leg. Now, repeat this cycle clockwise and counterclockwise, 8 times in each direction.
Important tips
- Reduce inflammation with a cold compress and use a warm compress to help ease the pain.
- Stretching releases endorphin compression


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Nov 21, 2015 9:59 PM CST
|I often use mycorrhizae and have good experience. I have done a number of experiments when potting up seedlings, transplanting, etc. Wherein I add mycorrhizae to some and withhold from others - same species, same growth size, same seedling batch and so on. A pure experiment with the only test condition being using mycorrhizae in some plants and not others.
The results have shown that the plants with mycorrhizae added develop larger root system and are in general "better" plants in terms of size, color, blooming and so on.
There is some info (but not a lot) I have found on the net of the benefits of mycorrhizae for Plumeria. There is tons of info showing the benefits for plants in general and many specific plants.
I am wondering if any of you have tried adding mycorrhizae when starting cuttings and/or potting up/transplanting rooted cuttings? And if so, what has been your experience?
Since I have a newly acquired cutting and rooted plant purchased from Ken, I will be in a position in a few months to benefit from experience that any of you all have.
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Nov 23, 2015 9:19 PM CST
|Nope I haven't and I font even know what that is
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Nov 23, 2015 9:41 PM CST
|A fungus that is to a greater or lesser extent always available in most all soil. Many quality potting mixes have it added now a days. I intentionally add it on a regular basis to transplants. I use the product Mycos.
From this web site (lots of good info here):
"Mycor" – "rhiza" literally means "fungus" – "root" and defines the mutually beneficial relationship between the plant and root fungus. These specialized fungi colonize plant roots and extend far into the soil. Mycorrhizal fungal filaments in the soil are truly extensions of root systems and are more effective in nutrient and water absorption than the roots themselves. More than 90 percent of plant species in natural areas form a symbiotic relationship with the beneficial mycorrhizal fungi.
Example with (left) and without added mycorrhizae.
Non-Commercial info here on benefits:
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Nov 23, 2015 11:54 PM CST
| Pretty interesting.
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Nov 24, 2015 11:59 AM CST
|I think you can do that, but not during winter. Plumie cuttings are asleep and if there are any rooted ones right now, they may be on a slowdown, so I do not think it is right timing. Maybe when you repot in Spring, you can experiment with it. But I will let the cutting sleep for now.
Nov 24, 2015 1:05 PM CST
|Will give it a try late winter/early spring. Cutting is asleep and rooted cutting looks to be going to sleep. My one and only bigger guy seems to be falling asleep as it is starting to drop leaves.
Will let people know if I feel that it has worked - but since I cannot do an experiment, will be hard to make a conclusion.
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Background Information on Buddhism References
Please provide information and/or resources for the following background information on Buddhism.
- Countries/areas where more believers live
- Important people and events in the history of the religion
- Central beliefs
- Nature of god
- Scriptures/sacred texts
- Ritual and practice
- Ethics and morality.
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Buddhism, as a way of thinking, began with a particular individual in the Asian continent. Now, the major countries in which it is/was predominant range from very large countries to very small countries.
The following link will provide you with an outline of ten (10) Buddhist countries and Buddhist populations:
Due to increased international migration, Buddhists exist almost everywhere such as in North America and the United Kingdom.
Historical Figures and ...
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The solution provides online references and guidelines in researching the basics of Buddhism. This will be helpful for students who are completing a class in World Religion and require an overview of Buddhism. The resources provided assist in the research for the countries/areas where more believers live, important people and events in the history of the religion, central beliefs, the nature of god, the scriptures/sacred texts that are revered, the rituals and practices, and the ethics and morality of the religion.


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Excerpted from: Samuel R. Gross, What We Think, What We Know and What We Think We Know about False Convictions, 14 Ohio State Journal of Criminal Law 753 (Spring, 2017)(FULL ARTICLE)
"When one man dies it is a tragedy. When thousands die it's statistics." Joseph Stalin, 1945
In 1974, Edward Carter, a 19-year-old African American, was convicted of the rape of a pregnant woman in a men's room on the campus of Wayne State University in Detroit. He was sentenced to life in prison. Carter's conviction rested entirely on a cross-racial identification by the white victim. In fact, at the time of the crime, Carter was in custody for theft; he told his defense attorney but she did nothing to prove his ironclad alibi. Nor did she check and find out that his blood type did not match the semen left by the rapist.
About 30 years later, Carter sought DNA testing through a Michigan innocence project. A search revealed that the biological evidence that was collected at the time of the crime had been destroyed, but a police officer who was involved in the search became curious. He found fingerprints from the crime scene that did not match Carter's fingerprints and--acting on his own--sent them to the FBI's Automated Fingerprint Identification System. The prints were matched to a convicted sex offender who was in prison for similar rapes committed at about the time of the Wayne State rape and in the same area.
Based on this new evidence--plus records that showed that he was in custody at the time of the crime, and had the wrong blood type--Carter was exonerated and freed on April 14, 2010, after more than 35 years in prison for a crime he did not commit.
Edward Carter's case may sound familiar. Exonerations have become common--about three a week in the United States in 2015--and most involve rape or murder. But it's unlikely that you ever heard of this one. Many exonerations are well known locally and some make headlines across the country, but many others are hidden from view. Edward Carter's exoneration received no public attention whatsoever in 2010, and barely any in the years since.
The National Registry of Exonerations collects and disseminates information on all known exonerations in the United States since 1989, a total of 1,900 as of October 2016. Some are for comparatively minor crimes. Wassillie Gregory, for example, was arrested in Bethel, Alaska, in July, 2014, by a police officer who wrote in his report that Gregory was "clearly intoxicated" and that "I kindly tried to assist Gregory into my cruiser for protective custody when he pulled away and clawed at me with his hand." Two days later, without a defense lawyer, Gregory pled guilty to "harassment." He was exonerated 10 months later because a surveillance video showed the officer handcuffing Gregory and then repeatedly slamming him onto the pavement.
Most exonerations in the Registry, however, are for vicious crimes of violence in which innocent victims were killed or brutalized. Many victims who survived were traumatized again, years later, when they learned that the criminal who had attacked them had not been caught and punished after all, and that they themselves may have played a role in destroying the life of an innocent person. In many cases, the real criminals went on to rape or kill other victims, while the innocent defendants remained in prison.
Some of the stories have villains; many do not. Few have happy endings.
In 1985, a white female student was abducted and raped by an African American man at Texas Tech University in Lubbock, Texas. Two weeks later the victim was shown six photographs of young African American men. Five were black and white side views; one was a color frontal shot of Timothy Cole, a 26-year-old veteran who was studying at Texas Tech and who became a suspect because he talked to a detective near the scene of the abduction. The victim picked Cole's picture, identified him at a live lineup the next day, and testified against him at trial. Cole's brother and several friends also testified and swore that Cole was studying at home at the time of the crime. Cole was convicted in 1986 and sentenced to 25 years in prison. His appeal was denied.
In 1995, Jerry Wayne Johnson, a Texas prisoner serving a 99-year sentence for two rapes, wrote to Lubbock County police and prosecutors that he had committed the rape for which Cole had been convicted. His letters were ignored. In 1999 Cole, who was severely asthmatic, died in prison. In 2000, Johnson wrote another letter confessing to Cole's crime, this one to a supervising judge. It was summarily rejected. Eight years later, DNA tests obtained by the Innocence Project of Texas proved that Johnson committed the 1985 rape in Lubbock and that Cole had been innocent. Cole was exonerated in an extraordinary posthumous court hearing in 2009, and pardoned by the governor of Texas in 2010.
At least fifteen innocent defendants have been exonerated after death since 1989, even though it is highly unusual to reconsider the guilt of defendants who are dead. Many others left prison alive with disabling injuries or diseases. Some died within a year or two of release. Others returned to prison for new crimes that they did commit. Almost all irretrievably lost large portions of their lives--their youth, the childhood of their children, the last years of their parents' lives, their careers, their marriages.
The worst part is that these are the fortunate few. We know of thousands of exonerations in the United States in the past 27 years but there is no doubt that hundreds of thousands of innocent defendants were convicted in that period, and almost all will never be known.
This article focuses on numbers and patterns of false convictions and exonerations, on statistics. But each case in this long list is a story--and with few exceptions every story is a heartbreaking tragedy.
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One reason that nearly half of exonerees are black is that African Americans, as a group, commit crimes at higher rates than whites. As a result, African Americans are more likely to be prosecuted and convicted--including innocent African Americans. This explains most but not all of the disparity in murder exonerations, some of the disparity in rape exonerations and none of the disparity in drug possession exonerations.
A second reason is that evidence used in prosecutions with black defendants is more error-prone than evidence in similar cases with white defendants. A version of this problem--the unreliability of cross-racial eyewitness identification--is a likely explanation for much of the extraordinary number of sexual assault exonerations with black defendants and white victims, but it cannot explain the entire racial disparity in rape exonerations.
A third reason is that blacks are likely to live in high crime neighborhoods that are heavily policed, and are more likely to have criminal records. This high level of attention may be legitimate and may explain some of the disparity in drug possession exonerations, but it's difficult, if not impossible to distinguish from illegitimate racial profiling which has long been a staple of drug policing, and a problem throughout the criminal system.
Finally, some of the racial disparity in arresting, prosecuting and convicting innocent defendants for all crimes is caused by racial prejudice, from unconscious bias to explicit racism.
Thomas & Mabel Long Professor of Law, University of Michigan Law School.


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Time: 12pm
Venue: Shogun @ Sunway Pyramid
Happy birthday
Zu Peng (2nd bro)
It started quite randomly, how he became my 2nd brother. Did I mention I have 4
gay brothers?
To be precise, the 4 brothers from SUC. We party together, we share our problems together, we study hard together. Shall introduce 4 of them next time.
This is not my 1st visit to Shogun.
So yeah, the moment I step in, I feel so tempted with sashimi.
I tell myself to control and continue to sit down with the rest before I start to eat like nobody's business.
This place is reserved for
it's not U, but it's my friend. His surname, U
started off by chit-chatting & taking photographs
Zu Peng with his mum, sister & Jesslyn.
with Wai Yeow & Zu Peng
when I saw the big fat manager brought the oyster!
I know it's nom nom time!
I know it's nom nom time!
had 1/2 dozen of oysters.
*freshness: 7/10 *
Variety of Sushi at the Sushi Bar
you get what you want, oops! i forget to order my favourite california roll
Sashimi : Salmon & Tuna belly
*feel the tasty-ness with lemon! *
Who care the shit of my weight? I am just 62kg!
lame lamb and baked oyster
*baked oyster sucks!, go for the fresh want.*
the sweet Jesslyn prepare this cake.
some mixture of small cakes for the birthday boy.
after all the boring singing session.
I say:"why not I feed you?"
and here you go with the rest follow what I do.
I think he is going to puke. really?
starting from the top Hon Leong, Wai yeow, Mee Juen, Yvonne,
Lee Teen, Jesslyn, His sis and the finale- Jason
you know after 2-3 rounds of foods, I need to walk around to digest the food
So just be the camera man, walking around to take photos.
with Hon Leong
bank and Jason
with Hon Leong and Chay Leng
last but not least The hardcore
gay gang
Wishes: all the best in your life! Study hard, play harder! Enjoy!
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The Story of Facellia Chassi No: FAD 144
In the fifties and sixties the de Havilland aero factory car park would have done credit to any vintage or classic show of today. Among the humdrum were Morris Oxfords, Hillmans and Triumph Heralds, not to mention everything from Fiat to Frazer Nash. .These machines were not however the pampered collectibles they were to become, but our daily transport, then of little financial value but greatly appreciated by their enthusiastic owners.
Into this motley gathering there came one day a jewel, in the shape of a dark blue Facellia owned by one of our more affluent colleagues, Iam Brocklebank. The details escape me but another chum was so inspired that he determined to acquire a similar car, and turned up forthwith in 1967 in the seat of FAD 144. It was alleged to have been owned by one Brian Rix, star of stage screen and trouserless farce at that time. In response to my enquiries he confirmed that he and his wife had both owned Facels, his and hers on personal number plates. The specification fitted and he was confident that FAD 144 was the car that he had owned. I spent some time driving and being driven in both cars, one immaculate and the other tired but happy, and found it to be an agreeable experience.
Time passed and FAD 144 with its second owner left our employ and disappeared – likewise the shiny one, but in a different direction. Around 1972/73, whilst wandering around leafy parts of Hertfordshire, I stumbled upon some derelict farm buildings, the gloom in which failed to conceal the outline of a white Facellia. Further probing revealed my old friend FAD 144 and more investigation turned up a disenchanted farmer who was pining for his unpaid rent and was about to dump the car. (Sounds like the infamous Bouquillon, owner and destroyer of so many Facels – Ed).
In the halcyon days before data protection I was able to trace the whereabouts of the owner to Saudi Arabia, a popular venue for ex-de Havilland employees at that time and renewed our acquaintance by sundry calls and letters. We did a deal whereby I paid the outstanding rent, plus some supplementary beer money, receiving it and I the relevant documents in return. The naïve intention was to preserve the car for eventual restoration and use – this was 1973 but this ambition did not come to fruition until 2010. (Not unusual amongst Facel owners! – Ed)
The car was fundamentally sound and was laid up because the previous owner somehow broke a camshaft bearing carrier. I have the receipt from H.W.M. (the importers for Facel S.A. for the UK) for the replacement part for £6.50, which subsequently broke as well, whereupon he lost interest in the car.
Having had less than ten years use and 38,000 recorded miles, it is by no means worn out, just a bit frayed around the edges, and the subsequent forty years suspended animation awaiting its turn for restoration have done it no harm at all.
(This is most unusual, unless the car was in an oxygen free cocoon; the rust bug is normally hard at work on these occasions, and often results in a heap of brown powder and not much else after such a long time – Ed)
It was to have been a post-retirement project when I retired in 1993, but inevitably succumbed to more pressing tasks until now – a process known as 'slippage'. At my advanced age I was reluctant to dismantle a complete and original car only to be incapacitated, or drop dead, before completion, with consequent complications or loss of the car. It then occurred to me that, since I derive more pleasure from the restoration than ultimate use of the end product (a conclusion arrived at over many projects) a little self-indulgence was in order. Thus reassured I dismissed the death event as someone else's problem and decided to proceed regardless. After further thought I compromised with a solution acceptable, hopefully, to anyone interested or posthumously concerned. Rather than stripping the car to a shell and embarking on major bodywork first, a process which created the illusion of imminent completion, but which, in reality, leaves an accumulation of tedious detail still to be resolved, I started the other way round.
As each component is removed I comprehensively restore it and then store it while maintaining a log of work done and relevant information regarding replacement.
This seems to be working well and the storage cupboards are filling with shiny operational components. Over the winter I hope to prepare the shell for bead-blasting so that I can enjoy the bodywork renovation and preliminary painting next season. It is basically sound and is not particularly daunting and, if inclined toward a bout of depression, I can always gloat over the finished parts.
As the foregoing implies I am fairly self-sufficient so only minimal outside special involvement will be required. The intention is to meticulously maintain the originality, warts and all, so no 'improvements' or modifications to spoil the authenticity. Having said that, if time allows after completion I will construct a 'mod-kit' for the engine, a decent manifold and carburetion for the stores.
The camshaft bearing is still missing but unless I fall over one in my travels, I will make a new one. Everything else is there and restorable. Whilst partially dismantling the car I removed the hardtop and with some trepidation the hood, which has remained unseen for forty years. To my amazement when raise it was as good as new and fitted perfectly. The spare wheel is unused and the road wheels are still shod with the original French Michelin X, which seems to verify the mileage.
Restoring each component reveals excellent detail workmanship, especially stainless steel parts, of a standard which goes some way to justifying the original new price of the car – considered excessive at he time. Each handmade part is inscribed or punch marked with the number 342, perhaps a serial number for the car (the chassis number – Ed).
I write this in the [pious hope, that whatever transpires, the car's history and whereabouts will be known to the Club or any interested parties such as our reverend historian, executors, bailiffs et al.
Thank you for all you do on our behalf. As a 'passive' member the magazine provides us with an insight into the F.V. culture!


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Ice Fantasy's Mermaid Princess (Madina Memet) emerges in General and I
Madina Memet impressed the viewers when she played the Mermaid Princess in the epic Ice Fantasy. The beautiful actress is now in General and I, the thrilling historical romance drama starring Angelababy and Wallace Chung. Find out more about her unique character and story.
(Spoiler Alert)
General and I has enthralled the viewers with a captivating saga of romance and adventure during a turbulent era in ancient China. As the story involves the conflicts among four warring kingdoms, the drama has a huge ensemble cast. If you have been watching Chinese dramas, you just might catch some familiar faces.
One of them is the beautiful actress, Madina Memet (also known by her Chinese name as Mai Dina), who is from the Uyghur region in China. (Read more about her ethnic background HERE.)
In Ice Fantasy, she portrays the Mermaid Princess who loves but is rejected by Ka Suo, the Ice Prince. Her unique character and her enchanting mermaid costumes left an indelible impression among the viewers.
Imagine our delighted surprise when Madina emerged in General and I, starting in episode 10.
She plays Yang Feng, a dear friend of Bai Ping Ting (Angelababy). The two were childhood friends in the Yan State, but Yang Feng is now living in the Liang State after marrying a (rather handsome) general there.
The twist in the story is that even though Yang Feng and Bai Ping Ting are best friends, how will their friendship be tested when the Liang and Jin kingdoms battle each other?.
Remember, Yang Feng's husband, Zi Yi (played by Qi Hang), is Liang's military commander, while Bai Ping Ting's true love, Chu Bai Jie (Wallace Chung), is Jin's top general.
Which will you choose, loyalty to your best friend or to the king?
We are also wondering how the romance between Yang Feng and her general will be affected in the intrigue.
General and I - 孤芳不自赏
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