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Geocache for a Sense of Purpose
Many geocachers use the sport as a way to get out and get exercise. Walking around a track or the same block over and over again gets old and there seems to be no reason to do it. With a cache to find, there becomes a purpose, a reason to keep going. Geocaches are all over the place so geocachers don't see the same things every time they go out to exercise.
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The Thrill of the Hunt
If you like the thrill of finding buried treasure (and let's be serious, who doesn't?), then you might get hooked. Finding a secret buried stash can be exhilarating but more than that, the following of the clues and solving of a mystery – that's the real hook. Several small adrenalin rushes and "Aha!" moments. Even if the cache seems unimportant to others, it will always serve as a reminder of that experience and the finding of a small treasure.
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A Reason to Buy New Gadgets
Sometimes you just need an excuse for buying a new GPS. Geocaching gives you that reason. And let's not stop there, a GPS device is the most essential tool but there are several other tools you can use for geocaching. Say you wanted to go out on an overnight geocaching expedition, you know, just for the challenge. You'd need an entire gear bag including headlamps, a backpack, fire starting equipment, etc.
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Discovering Something New
A lot of geocachers say the reason they do it is simply to go places and see things that they wouldn't normally see. The cache is usually set out in the middle of the woods in an area that most urban folks never see. Many people who hide geocaches choose locations of significance – either because of their beauty or historical significance.
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Getting Away
Some geocachers aren't very social people and enjoy getting out on their own. This can be a chance to get away from people for a time or just the opposite, it could be a time to bond with friends and family. Geocaching as a group allows a bonding experience. It could be used for father/son time or as a rite of passage for a future hunter.
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Knowing a Secret
For the devious, there can be a feeling of participating in a "secret society" and knowing things that many other people (muggles) don't know about. There is something to this feeling of belonging to something special and the culture of geocaching is quite accepting.
Why do people geocache? The reasons could be endless. These are but a few of the major ones. You may have an entirely different reason. The truth is, geocaching is an activity which offers a real life experience in the ever more virtual world.
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TodaysCacher.com: www.todayscacher.com/2004/jun/ people.html
The GroundSpeak Forums "Why Do You Geocache": forums.groundspeak.com/GC/ index.php?showtopic=230444
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Well I got transferred. I am in my new area Sagasa It is actually still pretty close to my old area but different District. I'm really going to miss all of the members and investigators there they were just starting to grow and starting have a desire for the message. But I can't wait to get to work here with my new companion Elder Ballesteros Filipino still. And freakin hilarious! Sorry there are no pictures we don't have alot of time to get all our stuff done!
Ya we got fed alot in my old area. We had what is called an "Amulek" A member who always feeds us! We ate fish there yes and it was pretty good it didn't taste like fish though it was drowned in sweet and sour sauce. I have had alot of adobo and stuff like that classic Filipino food and such. I miss the snow back home alot! mostly because it is cold and not burning hot. We have entered the hot and dry season so I'm burning up!
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EES103 Fundamentals of Geology
Lead Faculty: Dr. Michael R. Maxwell
Course DescriptionIntroduction to the major geological processes which create and transform materials and landforms throughout the planet. Geotectonic processes, geomorphology, unifying themes such as plate tectonics, sea form spreading and athenosphere convection cells; and degradation-aggradation processes.
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- List evidences to support plate tectonics.
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Dyeing with plants is a process that gives beautiful and sometimes surprising results. It is also a gentle and ecologically sustainable alternative to synthetic dyes.
An ecologically-safe work-practice is used to dye each scarf. I practice safe dye handling and proper occupational health and safety rules when working with the natural plant materials. Even innocuous-seeming plants can be fatal if ingested.
No toxic chemical adjuncts were used in generating or fixing color. A variety of leaves and other plant materials are used to create a "transfer-print" just as you might see in printmaking on paper, this process requires the use of natural materials, water, heat, and time.
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Dear Dr.L- your real questions answered thoroughly by your devoted Sex & Relationship Counselor Dr.Limor.
All questioners should be addressed to
Dear Dr.L,
For the sake of the question I would like to be referred to as Aaron. I am a 25 year old man, about 5.7 and weigh 150 lbs. Lately I have started feeling a bit uncomfortable and a little insecure about the size of my penis. I was wondering if it is just a self judgment or other emotional issue that I have with myself ,or is it truly a problem in light of a size that is smaller than average.
After examining and measuring I realized my size is about 4.5 inches. Is it normal for my age? Is there a chance I will still continue to extend in size in the next few years?
Thank you and sorry for the graphic details.
Dear Aaron,
Thank you for your question. I'm certain that a size related inquiry is a very common cogitation in the minds of many men of all ages,whether these assumptions and pensiveness evolves into an actual measuring or not, is besides the point. The penis arrives at its final measurement around the age of 18 and so it will be fair to assume that there will not be any dramatic change in your size, it will probably be your proportion for life. I am not aware what method did you use in terms of measurement ,how accurate were you and whether these were performed while erect or flaccid, nonetheless a penis average at about 6 inches. Smaller penises tend to extend more while erect, in other words, if you're an inch or two smaller than the next guy, you'll probably arrive at the same end result while erect. In spite of different myths in regards to racial,various genetic factors or non representative adult content, most penises arrive at a close size while erect, give or take an inch. In regards to your referral as to 'what is normal' I would like to ease your mind and tell you that your masculinity or your ability to perform as a successful lover both do not relate to the size of your penis ,but rather to your ability to be attentive and considerate.
Furthermore, compatibility is a big factor in love making and not every woman is a 'size queen' if you will. I suggest you should focus on the important factors and avoid any comparison or frustrations that are not only immutable but rather not important in the 'game of love'.
Good luck!
Dear Dr.L,
My name is Lillian and I am actually writing to you in a matter that simply intrigues me as sexual knowledge base ,rather than a sexual difficulty or discomfort. I would like to make sure my boyfriend reads your answer as well ,as that will put his mind at ease about the specific matter and will enable us a freer experience. I came across a phenomenon called female ejaculation. I would like to understand what does it entail, if all women can experience it ,is it truly a more intense climax and what does the fluid released compose of. I'm asking since I have heard a few people claiming the fluid released is urine, that made my partner uncomfortable about experimenting, however other sources claimed it wasn't and that its false to assume that. I would really want to experience it. Thank you!
Dear Lillian,
I'm thrilled to have the opportunity to relate to a recreational inquiry of this sort, emphasizing female sexual interest in good sexuality and the quest of solid sensual experience.
In reply to your question, female ejaculation is indeed an experience that educes the release of an abundant amount of vaginal fluids during female climax. Some sources might relate to this phenomenon as 'squirting'.
By nature female ejaculation is controversial , as unreliable sources might claim only women that arrive at this point actually climax, while others will claim no women can actually achieve it and even suggest an illusory nature to it. The truth is it does indeed exist and accessible to most women, albeit requiring physical comfortability and familiarity with the female anatomy and such. Data regarding the percentage of women achieving this blissful experience is scarce and hard to obtain (much like the experience itself); nonetheless a study conducted in the late 90s claimed around 6% of women may achieve ejaculation upon self demand. The amount of fluid released alters from one woman to another, some report a great deluge that resembles pre birth water breaking, while others claim the amount equates to half a cup. Female ejaculation is not urine, a false assumption that accompanied the phenomena until late 80s. OBGYNs most likely originated it, mistakingly confusing it with incontinence that might be more prone during climax as the body is relaxed and thus less in control over muscles and secretions.
In mid 80s a few studies suggested that the fluid released is not urine ,but rather an alkaline based substance, containing chemical ingredients similar to those produced by the male prostate – notably PSA (prostate-specific antigen). It is also said to contain two sugars: glucose and fructose.
It is clear and non staining, unlike urine.
Since 2000,Researchers have claimed that the liquid may be the secretion of Skene's glands (the paraurethral glands),small glands around the female urethra. In any case , female ejaculation is generated out of a more intense orgasm, 'draining' in its nature much like the male climax, deducing fatigue and a strong sense of release but also a grand satisfaction. I suggest just enjoying the sensual bliss and avoiding any specific focus on achieving it, mostly when we are too eager to get somewhere ,we lose notice of the road towards it and thus might leave the pleasure on the way unnoticed.
Much luck!
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Naomi Campbell is thinking of quitting the catwalk to become a mum.
Naomi, 38, said: "It'll be 25 years next year. In terms of fashion shows I don't really see myself doing every show everywhere.
There are just too many." The supermodel also revealed having a child is definitely in her plans.
She told Hello!: "I'd like to be a mother one day."
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The back to school spirit is in the air, and Houston is home to a host of upstanding colleges and universities that offer a variety of activities open to the public, from sports events to farmers markets. Whether you're moving a friend or family member to school or going back yourself, don't limit your trip to unloading trucks and attending orientation.
Rice University
If you find yourself in the vicinity of Rice University, you're in luck. The campus and surrounding area is beautiful just to stand in, but it is also brimming with activities and locations to enjoy. Visit the Rice University Art Gallery, which is updated five times a year with the work of new contemporary artists, eat at one of the areas many acclaimed restaurants, or support the Rice Owls at Rice Stadium. James Turrell's "Twilight Epiphany" Skyspace is a unique exhibit which supports musical performances through impressive hidden acoustic features built into the structure. Rice Village, a pedestrian-friendly shopping center in the area, is a favorite destination for Houstonians of all walks of life. Plus, it is home to one of Houston's best farmers markets, open Tuesday afternoons.
Sam Houston State University
Sam Houston State University is located just outside the busy city in Huntsville, Texas. Be sure to take in the sights, sounds, and smells of the Sam Houston National Forest, a 163,045 acre park anchored by Lake Conroe. If you need more photo ops, head to the Sam Houston Statue, which is the most photographed statue in all of Texas. If you'd rather read about Sam Houston than take a picture of his statue, the Sam Houston Memorial Museum is in Huntsville, as well as other museums nearby including the Texas Prison Museum. Other activities for the SHSU student and visitor alike include open mic nights, movie nights, and sports events on campus.
Baylor College of Medicine
Located in the Texas Medical Center, Baylor College of Medicine has helped make Houston great since 1943. Its location is sure to please with plenty to see and do both on campus and nearby off-campus. The Debakey Museum, named after the father of modern cardiovascular surgery, is open to the public and features artifacts from Debakey's office and career. BCM is also within walking distance of the Houston Zoo, Hermann Park, Rice Village, and the museum district.
Texas Southern University
If you're heading to Texas Southern University for any reason, it's likely you are familiar with the TSU Tigers. Students show school spirit by frequently attending football, basketball, volleyball, soccer, and other sports events on campus. When there's not an event to attend, students can play their own games at the Ernest S. Sterling Student Life Center. The student center features a game room with bowling lanes and pool tables, as well as a video arcade. Also open to the public in the center is a barber shop. Another jewel of TSU is the University Art Museum. Features at the museum can vary from murals to textiles to other programs created by talented TSU students.
University of Houston
The University of Houston football team has stepped into the national spotlight in 2015 when they competed in the Peach Bowl in Atlanta, Georgia. The Cougars finished 8th nationally, which is the best performance they've had in 36 years. Texan students and non-students alike are bred to appreciate good football, and U of H is heating up for another exciting season this year. The Blaffer Art Museum, University of Houston's gallery of art and culture on campus, has also gained notoriety in Houston. Exhibits are free and open to the public, with the aim of expanding the dialogue about public art in Houston. The university's Clear Lake location also has an art gallery, which features everything from lectures to hands-on art-making activities. This September, the University of Houston will host a special event called RunHouston!, which is intended to showcase various venues through the Houston-metro area.
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There's a third one in the works.
Perhaps predictably, Syfy has green-lit a third Sharknado movie, according to Adweek. The sequel, Sharknado 2: The Second One, premieres in July, but the low-budget schlocktaculars more or less spawn themselves. For some reason, Sharknado garnered a huge amount of attention last summer, even though it's ludicrous plot, garbagetown production values, and C-list cast define just about every Syfy movie. Where's the threequel for Mansquito? Or Dinocroc vs. Supergator? Dog Soldiers? Mongolian Death Worm? Frankenfish? Flu Bird Horror? Those are all real, and just as terrible as Sharknado.


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Tahoe hasn't seen this much snow in 100 years, and so there is no better time to strap on those tire chains and head out for a romp through California's winter wonderland. From skiing and snowboarding to just plain old winter fun like outdoor ice skating, sledding and snowman building, Tahoe has it all, and we bring you the ultimate guide for families.
Where to Stay
For those who prefer the north side of the lake, the Village at Northstar boasts a ton of comfy lodging options for you and the fam, and most rooms come with a mini kitchen so you can cook up your own hot cocoa. For an elevated experience, check into the Ritz-Carlton, which opened 2010 mid-mountain at Northstar. Expect 5-star Ritz service, with ski-in-ski-out convenience, plus a spa worth bribing your SO to take the kids for a couple of hours.
If your kids aren't quite ready to "put on the Ritz," the Village Lofts and condos at Northstar make a perfect alpine lodging experience, walking distance from the gondola, restaurants, and shops in the village.
If being close to the action is what you crave, the Village at Squaw Valley plunks you and the fam just steps from the gondola, lifts, shops, and great restaurants of the former Olympic Village. Condos come in sizes from studios to three-bedrooms, so there's room for all.
On the South side of the lake, there are sometimes better deals to be found, as well as some top-notch skiing. The brand new Hotel Becket just opened and boasts gorgeous modern rooms. It's located Just across the street from Heavenly Village, which offers 4,800 acres of world-class skiing and snow boarding. But its the fun perks that the hotel offers that will win over your family: the ski valet will take care of lugging that gear from room to slope, pets are always welcome, and if you are dog-less but dream of snowshoeing alongside a furry friend, you can "Borrow a Burmese" and take Remington the hotel pooch out for a playdate.
If you're looking to team up with another family or simply prefer more space, (plus have your own yard for snowman-building and snowball-hurling) the widest array of options are found on vrbo.com or airbnb.com. TahoeGetaways,com also offers some stunning homes perfect for groups or large families, including some homes within residential community Mountainside at Northstar, which offers everything from ski butler, to a communal club house with a fitness center and heated pool, to backdoors that open up right to the runs on the mountain.
Where to Ski and Shred
Some of you may be itching to get the little ones up on skis for the first time. If they're ready to go for it, most of the larger ski resorts have ski schools that are perfect for tiny beginners. Squaw's program takes kids as young as 3, and these "Snow Cubs" learn on the flats, with about a 3-to-1 student to teacher ratio. Slightly older kids (4-6) learn with the Snow Sliders group. And at Northstar-at-Tahoe's youth ski/snowboard program takes 3-year-olds and up as well. TIP: For first-timers, most resorts recommend starting off with a half-day, to keep their little legs from getting too tired, then checking them into day care so kids can have a blast while you go big on the slopes. Check out our full list of kids' ski and snowboard lessons right here.
But if the real thrill is teaching your little shredder yourself, there are plenty of slopes perfect for learning. The Little Dipper sits right behind the Ritz Carlton and even has it's own mini chair lift, which tends to make kids extra excited about the whole snowy endeavor. Closer to Northstar Village, there are two Kids' Adventure Parks with tiny terrain perfect for the beginner to practice on.
Where to Sled, Skate and Tube
Tahoe Donner
This outdoor adventure wonderland is perfect for families who have more on their wish list than ski, ski, ski. While there are great options for downhill and cross-country here, we went nuts for the snow play area. Sledding (sleds provided!), tubing and even a snowball launch make this an all-in-one winter wonderland for kids (and grownups who may have forgotten the joy of coasting down a snow-covered hill on their butts). Ample parking, and one ticket lets you play all day. There are fire pits, picnic tables and a food truck serving up sandwiches, hot cocoa and more. For skiing, snow shoeing and a gorgeous place to fuel up and warm up, keep driving up the mountain to the Alder Creek Lodge. Don't miss the family friendly glow-stick parade and carnival on February 25!
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Sleigh and Sled Rides
Bundled-up kids will enjoy a sleigh ride pulled by horses: there's one at Squaw Creek Meadow (free for kids under 2) and also one in South Lake Tahoe at Borges, a family-run outfit. Dog-sledding trips might thrill older kids who can stand to be on a husky-pulled sled for an hour. Check out the websites of Wilderness Adventures Dog Sled Tours and Husky Express Dog Sled Tours if you think this classic outdoors adventure is a fit for your family.
Tube it Up!
If your tot prefers to pull his own sled, there are dozens of options for sledding hills and tubing parks all around the lake. If you're planning to ski at one of the major resorts, you'll be glad to know that Squaw, Northstar, Kirkwood, and Sierra-at-Tahoe all boast tubing parks where kids can slide in a giant doughnut for a small fee. And the smaller resorts have some pretty tricked-out sledding hills these days, too: Soda Springs lets tots as little as 3 take its tow ropes to the Tube Express, or, for a slower ride, the Little Dipper; Granlibakken rents saucers (no tubes or toboggans) and lets kids play all day for just $9. For good, old-fashioned classic sledding, there are some hills around the lake that do it old-school: BYO sled, and best of all, no fee. Our pick for a mild run for the very small kids is the West Shore park, ½ mile south of Tahoe City on the east side of Rte. 89…look for parked cars and a small clearing.
And let's not leave out that classic winter pastime: ice skating! The year-round rink at Northstar (roller-skating in the summer) is in the center of the village, so parents can sip a hot toddy while kids twirl away in their sightline on the ice. And the resort at Squaw Creek's outdoor rink makes a perfect photo op, with its Sierra backdrop and hot chocolate on hand.
Indoor Play: When you just can't get them into their snow pants, hats and mittens (or have little ones that are simply not ready for the slopes yet), head for Truckee and hit up the KidZone Museum for indoor fun including art projects, climbing adventures and rotating exhibits. Hint: Your Bay Area Discover Museum pass can get you in for free or discount (depending on your membership level).
Where to Eat
Pretty much any of the restaurants within the villages at Northstar or Squaw are perfect for filling up your snow covered crew any time of day. But if you are venturing out to the towns, there are lots of family-freindly places to check out.
Dine in an old train car Jax on the Trax, which serves up thick milkshakes, sweet potato fries and even whipped cream topped Irish coffees for mom and dad. This Truckee favorite is almost always bustling, but the incredibly freindly staff will make sure you feel well taken care of. The menu is multiple pages long, and even offers breakfast favorites served all day. Portions are large, so maybe pick a few favorites and go family style. Their chicken fingers are the real deal (as opposed to of the suspiciously shaped McNugget variety), so order em up.
For some special views, the lakeside dining at Riva Grill in South Lake Tahoe is surprisingly kid-friendly.order up a Virgin Woody (the nonalcoholic version of their famous house cocktail) and soak up the scenery of that iconic lake.
For the best Frosty the Snowman pancakes in town, grab a table at Donner Lake Kitchen. It's tucked behind the Donner Pines Market on Donner Pass Road. The service is as sweet as the M&Ms used for Frosty's buttons, and the menu is extensive. (We recommend the Bloody Marys for mom and dad) The portions are massive, but luckily they offer half sizes on the most monster-sized meals. They are only open for breakfast and lunch.
On your way in our out of town, be sure to fuel up at the Wagon Train Coffee Shop. Located in the heart of downtown Truckee, right on the strip, this place is a must visit for a taste of local flavor and fun. A suspended model train runs on tracks suspended over the dining room, and dozens of license plates and taxidermy trophy heads line the walls. The family business has been going strong for decades and their baked goods are out of this world. Just don't try and ask what is in the biscuit's sweet sauce—that's proprietary. This place is a haven for thoughtful parents who want to let their partner sleep in, as they open up at 5:30 am every morning and offer early bird pricing during those wee hours. There's even an ice cream shop on site.
Getting There
Driving from the Bay Area? Click here for our tips on driving to Tahoe with kids. During the snowy season, it's best to come prepared with tire chains unless you are driving a 4-wheel-drive with snow tires. But if you come empty handed, there are always chain services selling and installing on the side of the road, and you'll pay from $30 to $45 for the whole shebang, without ever having to get out of your car.
For Carless Families
Are you a city family without a car? Getting to Tahoe can be tricky, as most rental car agencies won't guarantee a certain model of car when you reserve. We've found the best solution is Zipcar, which lets you pick your exact car or truck, and they offer a range of 4wd vehicles. Pick up is always WAY easier than any rental agency—just tap and go! Yearly memberships are a breeze to sign up for and are only $50. Then you pay by the day (with rates that range from $65-$150 per day including all gas and insurance).
Another option is Amtrak, which has plenty of perks: no nervous driving on icy, snow-covered roads, no traffic, gorgeous scenery and some authentic riding for train-lovers. The downside is the cost: with tickets ranging from $46-88 per person, it can add up for a family. The train departs from Emeryville and drops off in downtown Truckee, and shuttles or cabs can pick you up and take you to wherever you are staying. The trip is about 6 hours, so your not really saving any time with this method either, but the views are killer.
Do you have any insider trips for the best ski vacation ever? Let us know in the comment below!
–Erin Feher and Sarah Bossenbroek


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It made me wonder if this was not the way to go. To rise above any ethnicity, or culture and set my next story in a space which could be anywhere, but not specifically rooted in a known culture Indian, Asian or otherwise. In a way I had hoped to do that with my last series set in Bombay.
Bombay to me is a concept. Traffic ridden, dusty, sweltering, pounded by the monsoon rains. For me it's dystopia today. It fascinates me. This effect of what happens when you pack in nineteen million people into the main metropolitan area of this city. That's about 300,000 people per square kilometre, no kidding. Well it does something to daily living dynamics. Specifically then, which part of Bombay you grow up in (the better of South Bombay, or in one of the middle class far-flung suburbs where daily commuting times are in excess of two hours a day) changes the kind of coming-of-age years you have. Do you spend most of it in transit, packed into trains and buses? Or do you amble to college and back. Know what I mean?
So for me Bombay is the best dystopian setting I could imagine for my young hero.
So, when I took it out to readers and reviewers, I found I was promptly labelled as writing multicultural fiction. Because, I had set my story in a city that is still seen as exotic by most of the western world. And yet, if I had stripped the word Bombay out of the novel and replaced it with 'Lowlands' or 'Seven Islands' or 'Heat-trapped-marshes' or 'Marshlands' or just called it 'City Z' would I have perhaps moved beyond the 'multicultural' label, to being in the YA genre?
In Moira Young's Dustlands series, the characters speak in a specific style. In my book the teens speak a mix of American slang mixed with British words, and use expressions specific to the city. If I had not called it Bombay, would it have been easier for readers to simply accept their style of speaking as a fait accompli. And not necessarily found the need to classify it as American, Indian or British?
Over and over, I am told I don't write in the classical, Indian literary style. No, I don't because I am writing a YA action thriller. And my young hero swears. And she is a young girl, who wears jeans, sneakers and cuts herself too, due to her traumatised childhood. And that comes as a shock for those going in expecting what? Arranged marriages? Poetic descriptions of jars of spices? Saffron and sandalwood? I am not sure.
Perhaps if I had simply not called this city Bombay nor given my characters Indian names… well then could I have risen beyond cultural stereotypes, and seen as being mainstream? And here it is, wait for it -- if I had changed my name to a very run of the mill Jane Smith, would I have then moved beyond expectations of the kind of prose I am supposed to write?
These are just my thoughts. After the fact.
Either way, it feels where I am headed is towards my next series being not identifiable with any culture or country. And my characters will perhaps be of indeterminate skin tone and background. At least, none easily identifiable with a specific earthly existing race or religion or language. I think. If it prevents my writing being pigeon holed and helps build a bridge with my readers then why not?
But, you know ultimately what will still tie all my books together?
And the fact that my characters, by being just who they are, will continue to shatter stereotypes.
And that coming-of-age will always be a traumatic phase, no matter which culture or country or non-human species you belong to. Certain themes and values just transcend all differences and that is what I want to tap into.
As for changing my name? No I think not.
And you? I'd love to hear about your experiences and if you think rising above cultural differences is the only way to go mainstream.
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Mayakoba, an eco-luxury resort in the Riviera Maya owned and operated by OHL Development, is pleased to announce that Paulina Feltrin has rejoined Mayakoba to lead the public relations efforts. In this new role, Feltrin will be responsible for overseeing communications and corporate public relations initiatives for the 1,600-acre resort development, which includes four luxury hotels – Banyan Tree, Fairmont, Rosewood and Andaz (opening fall 2016) – and the Greg Norman-designed El Camaleon golf course.
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Feltrin joins Mayakoba with more than thirteen years of experience in public relations and hospitality. Most recently, she served as director of public relations for St. Regis Hotels & Resorts, Mexico, overseeing communications for The St. Regis Mexico City and The St. Regis Punta Mita Resort. Initiatives included development, media planning and execution for the American Express Punta Mita Gourmet & Golf Classic, and the Punta Mita Beach Festival. The new role marks a return to Mayakoba for Feltrin, who acted as director of public relations for Fairmont Mayakoba from 2011-2013. Prior to that, she held the same title at The Ritz-Carlton, Cancun.
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6:24 p.m. Joseph Keleher, 30, Indianapolis, speeding.
11:54 a.m. Gary Medley, 20, Indianapolis, no registration or license plate when required.
October 14
8:57 p.m. Report of a disabled vehicle on Tunnelton Road at Whites Point.
8:12 p.m. Request for a welfare check on a resident in the 1600 block of Industrial Drive.
8:04 p.m. Report of a theft at Charlie's Fireworks on Mitchell Road.
7:15 p.m. Request for animal control to the 800 block of I Street.
6:55 p.m. Medical emergency in the 600 block of O Street. An IU Health Hospital ambulance responded.
5:36 p.m. Report of a loud noise in the 1100 block of 24th Street.
5:10 p.m. Request for a welfare check in the 1600 block of Industrial Drive.
4:56 p.m. A resident in the 2700 block of Western Avenue reported harassment.
4:36 p.m. Request for animal control to the 200 block of O Street.
3:33 p.m. Report of recklessness at Thornton Park.
2:14 p.m. Report of a theft from the Sprint Service Station.
11:55 a.m. Civil dispute at 15th and L streets.
7:34 a.m. Request for a welfare check in the 1300 block of K Street.
10:30 a.m. Request for animal control to K and 22nd streets.
10:18 a.m. Report of a parking problem in the 1500 block of 8th Street.
2:02 a.m. Request for extra patrols in the 600 block of T Street.
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October 14
9:18 a.m. Property damage accident in the 500 block of 16th Street.
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9:30 a.m. Gerald Williams, 42, 606 6th St., Mitchell, habitual traffic violator for life, maintaining a common nuisance, possession of marijuana, wanted on a warrant in Monroe County.
6:30 p.m. Lisa McPherson, 38, 2593 Dixie Highway, wanted on two warrants for petition to revoke probation, possession of a schedule I controlled substance, possession of drug paraphernalia, possession of a syringe.
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1:27 a.m. 911 call requesting an ambulance to the 400 block of Sycamore Drive because a male was having chest pains. An IU Health Hospital ambulance responded.
12:46 a.m. Report of gun shots in the area of Ely Lane in Mitchell.
October 14
10:48 p.m. Report of a possible intoxicated driver in a gray Impala leaving McDonalds.
10:31 p.m. 911 call requesting an officer to a home in the 1000 block of West County Road 250 South in Medora. Jackson County police were alerted.
8:22 p.m. Report of an erratic driver traveling eastbound on U.S. 50 West.
7:19 p.m. Medical emergency in the 2200 block of Old Ind. 60 West. An elderly woman had a high fever. A Seals ambulance responded.
7:12 p.m. Report of a possible house fire in the 12000 block of Tunnelton Road. Guthrie and Shawswick Volunteer Fire Department responded. There was no house fire but a controlled burn.
6:15 p.m. A resident in the 9800 block of Old Ind. 450 reports someone threw two bags of trash in their yard.
5:27 p.m. Report of a civil dispute in the 1600 block of Ind. 54 West.
4:12 p.m. Report of a civil dispute in the 200 block of Kentucky Hollow Road.
3:46 p.m. Medical emergency in the 1300 block of Bono Road. A woman was suffering a possible heart attach. Marion VFD and a Seals ambulance responded.
1:57 p.m. A man was on station to report the theft from a grave site in Old Union Cemetery. Police will make extra patrols.
1:47 p.m. Medical emergency in the field next to the Dollar Tree. The caller reported see a male down in the field. Bedford Police were alerted.
1:44 p.m. Report of a possible intoxicated driver in a white Ford F-350 traveling south on Ind. 37 from the Oolitic stoplight.
12:32 p.m. Report of the theft of farm gates from property in the 700 block of Liberty Church Road.
October 14
9:54 p.m. Property damage accident on Ind. 37 North near Judah.
8:40 p.m. Car/deer accident at Ind. 54 and Popcorn Road in Springville.
Mitchell Police Department
October 14
11:41 p.m. Matthew McDowell, 25, Springville, driving while driver's license suspended. expired license plate.
October 14
9:55 a.m. A resident reported her white, black and brown dog was missing.
10:02 a.m. Request for an ambulance to the 300 block of Wells Avenue because a woman was ill. Seals ambulance and Mitchell VFD responded.
1:52 p.m. Report of a woman passed out in a truck parked on the lot of the Dollar General Store. The truck is a black Ford and parked in the front row. Seals ambulance and Mitchell VFD responded. The woman was taken to the hospital.
3:10 p.m. A woman in the 200 block of South Eighth Street was on station with items found at that location.
3:20 p.m. Request for an ambulance to Camelot Courts because a person had fallen. An IU Health Hospital ambulance responded.
3:22 p.m. Report of a small black dog running loose in the 400 block of South Sixth Street.
3:45 p.m. A resident in the 600 block of South Ninth Street requested an officer because a person was wanting to throw them out of the home. Police advised this was a civil issue.
4:25 p.m. A resident reported the road on Terry Cole Boulevard by the high school needs a warning sign or signal because the pavement has sunk down about 4 inches and could cause damage to vehicles. Police advised there is signs posted.
4:45 p.m. Police issued a ticket to a resident in the 300 block of East Vine Street over a dog incident.
6:10 p.m. A resident in the 300 block of Greenwood Street reported someone had taken his muscle relaxing pills from his home.
6:13 p.m. A resident in the 1000 block of West Brook Street reported a medium-size black dog came over and attacked her dog.
6:46 p.m. A resident on Helmar Drive reported someone had stolen $80 out of her vehicle while parked at the home.
7:12 p.m. Request for an ambulance to the 2200 block of Old Ind. 60 because a woman had a high fever and could not walk. A Seals ambulance responded.
7:19 p.m. A resident in the 400 block of Dale Street reported the neighbor's boxer was running loose and is always in the trash. She wanted officers to issue the neighbor a ticket. The owner of the dog was not home when police arrived.
7:45 p.m. Report of a juvenile sitting along the edge of the street in the 500 block of South Seventh Street. The teen was gone when police arrived.
8:10 p.m. Report of a drive slumped over the steering wheel of a vehicle in the CVS parking lot. The driver was fine.
8:30 p.m. Request for a welfare check on a resident in the 900 block of Lawrence Street. Everyone was fine.
9:43 p.m. Report of several people in the street in the area of Hancock Avenue and Greenwood Street yelling and screaming and could be possibly fighting. Police then received a second call saying the individual were at a home in the 300 block of Greenwood Street and causing a problem with their son. Officers spoke to all those involved in the verbal fight.
October 15
12:13 a.m. Report of two possible intoxicated drivers leaving the Sprint parking lot. The caller told police the two had been in a verbal fight in the lot. One left in a white mini van and the other in a gray older Crown Victoria and were traveling south on Ind. 37. Orleans police were alerted.
12:52 a.m. Report of possible gun shots in the area of Hancock Avenue. Officers could not find no problem.
1:21 a.m. Report of possible gun shots in the area of Ely Lane. Police could not find a problem.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, or CDC, said in a statement it was tracking reports of the chikungunya virus, which has surfaced among some residents of the French side of St. Martin.
An infection from the virus is rarely fatal, the CDC said. Symptoms include a rash, headaches, joint and muscle pains. Infected patients often recover within a week, although joint pain can last longer.
The CDC said it was the first time the virus, which is transmitted by the same mosquitoes that spread the dengue virus, has been reported among non-travelers in the Western Hemisphere.
Previous outbreaks were reported in Africa, Asia, Europe and the Pacific.
Ten cases have been confirmed on St. Martin, according to the World Health Organization.
The French side of St. Martin, an island in the eastern Caribbean, is home to some 35,000 inhabitants. The island also has a Dutch side known as Sint Maarten.
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It isn't anyone's business you say but yet my political leanings are? Hmmmm we've reached a cliff Batman! When you'd like to discuss your religious leanings we'll discuss my political ones, which usually 99.9% of the time run hand in hand. Also you spelled your name wrong and Quentin Tarantino wants some royalties, I wonder what they call those who idolize themselves??? Hmmmm.
Originally posted by KyrieEleison
All of this is very reminiscent of things like Northwoods, and while some of your reactions may be "well, they never actually carried that out" or "the military comes up with plans all the time" it still clearly demonstrates what lengths they are willing to go to, including false flag/terrorist attacks against innocent citizens to further an agenda.
Originally posted by NoJoker13
Was it or was that what you drew from it? I don't need to explain again but that "official" document looks like a sped student made it on MSWord sorry you missed my point. I'm sure such a spectacular piece would've been dealt with a bit more care... not a minute in such a incoherent fashion.
Originally posted by NoJoker13
Plus I'm still waiting for a PDF of this, you got one?
Originally posted by HattoriHanzou
reply to post by macman
I don't think anybody can seriously believe that Obama isn't getting ready for a broad door to door confiscation. Then it's off to camp unless you have your Obama card!
Originally posted by HattoriHanzou
reply to post by nomnom
Well before this memo was leaked, people were pretty sure that this is the road Obama's on, and now we know for sure that he is considering door to door gun confiscation.
The funny thing is that despite a few Obamabots repeating themselves on this thread, people are waking up.
Three million new gun owners in the last two months. That's gotta sting an Obamabot.
Originally posted by macman
reply to post by nomnom
Is it believable that the Tyrant 0bama would love total Gun Confiscation???
Yes, as what he has stated in he past reflects this.
Does this Memo state that the Fed Govt is ready to do that? No.
"I don't believe that people should be able to own guns." Barak Obama, as quoted to John R. Lott, Jr., PhD, while both were working at the University of Chicago Law School in 1996. From the book "Debacle", by Grover G. Norquist and John R Lott, Jr., John Wiley & Sons, Inc.: Publisher
Q: In 2008, you stated you wanted to keep AK-47s out of the hands of criminals.
OBAMA: We're a nation that believes in the Second Amendment, and I believe in the Second Amendment. We've got a long tradition of hunting and sportsmen and people who want to make sure they can protect themselves. My belief is that we have to enforce the laws we've already got, make sure that we're keeping guns out of the hands of criminals, those who are mentally ill. We've done a much better job in terms of background checks, but we've got more to do when it comes to enforcement. But weapons that were designed for soldiers in war theaters don't belong on our streets. Part of it is seeing if we can get an assault weapons ban reintroduced. But part of it is also looking at other sources of the violence. Because frankly, in my home town of Chicago, there's an awful lot of violence and they're not using AK-47s. They're using cheap hand guns.
Originally posted by macman
reply to post by nomnom
Oh, so because he said it a while ago, it doesn't come into play???
Progressives are so funny.
Now, your statement shows that he is fine with "SOME" firearms being owned, but not others.
I do love that you have shown him to be a hypocritical liar. Thanks for that.
Originally posted by nomnom
It must be held within context.
Originally posted by nomnom
I'm not a progressive. I'm an individual.
Originally posted by nomnom
Specifically, assault weapons.
Originally posted by nomnom
I have not. I've shown you to be intellectually dishonest.


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|first mentioned, 1670 Sainctroyne, A.
|Davies et al/2000, 162--164: `The huge pillar which stands in the churchyard of Sainte-Trťphine is first recorded in an unpublished manuscript of 1670 preserved in the BibliothŤque Nationale, MS fr. 16822 (formerly Fond de St Germain, no. 992). The text is a history of the abbey of Saint-Gildas-de-Rhuys and includes an account of a visit by the anonymous author and Dom Antoine Sainctroyne, prior of the abbey, to Sainte-Trťphine in September 1670 to investigate miracles and relics pertaining to the cult of Gildas. The pillar was then standing in its current location, but there was a local tradition that it had been miraculously pulled to the spot by two one-year-old bulls from a nearby stone wall.
When the two men saw the pillar it was topped by a curious cross, with faces carved at the end of each arm and a child carved on the top. This cross has now gone, although Keranflec'h published a drawing which shows the stele beside a wooden chapel, topped by a simple cross.
The pillar was mentioned by Dom G.-A. Lobineau in the article on Sainte Trifine in his Les vies des saints de Bretagne. De Frťminville published a rather inaccurate drawing of it in 1837, and the pillar and its inscription were mentioned briefly by Cayot-Dťlandre in 1847. Keranflec'h gave a description to the Association bretonne at their Quimper congress in 1858 but not a reading. To accompany this article, Keranflec'h's friend Arthur de la Borderie published, in the same proceedings, the relevant passage of the 1670 `History of the abbey of Saint-Gildas de Ruis'. Gaultier du Mottay provided a more detailed description of the stone and its inscription but did not interpret the letters he saw. Le Menť's 1888 illustration of what he called `Saint Trťmeur's column' represents the lettering very clearly; however, the depiction of the stone in isolation in open countryside appears to be artistic licence, particularly in view of the earlier illustration showing the stone beside the chapel.
Meanwhile Keranflec'h had visited the stone at just the right moment for oblique light to strike the carving and he was able to make the reading which had eluded him before. A few days later he presented a tracing from his rubbing to the Croisic congress of the Association bretonne (1888: 146 and pl. viii). A decade later Seymour de Ricci published his own reading of the inscription, his accurate reading of the second line allowing him to make the link with Michael.
In the 20th century scholarly interest in Sainte-Trťphine has tended to focus on the chapel beside the pillar and its contents. However, Gildas Bernier considered the inscription and appears to be the first to have noticed the incised cross, since it does not feature in any previous drawings or descriptions.
The site was visited by members of the CISP team in May 1997, October 1998, and June 1999'.
|Davies et al/2000, 165: `grey granite'.
|2.67 x 0.72 x 0.9 (Davies/etal/2000)
|in ground
Davies et al/2000, 165: `The stone is set into the ground, askew to a small stone chapel, with its east corner hard up against the west wall of the chapel. The current south-west face is the display face of the monument'.
Davies et al/2000, 164--165: `The stone is a huge Iron-Age stele, now standing approximately 267cm tall. It is basically straight-sided but tapers slightly to a flat top.
At 130cm above current ground level, the north-west face measures about 90cm wide, the south-west about 72cm, the south-east about 74cm, and the north-east about 61cm. The most distinctive feature of this grey granite pillar consists of seventeen massive ribs which run from top to bottom, five on the north-west face, four on the other sides. The outer surfaces of these ribs are flat and vary 5-6cm in width. The furrow of each rib is gently curved, varying between 7 and 10cm in width at the surface and being about 2cm in maximum depth. The carving is regular and very precise'.
|complete , some
Davies et al/2000, 165--166: `The stone stands in the shade of a large yew and, as a result of the proximity of both chapel wall and tree, the summit and back of the pillar are damp and mossy. These are the areas that are most actively weathering and the top of the stone, which is covered with lichens, is eroded'.
|In the 17th century there was a tradition that the stone had been pulled to where it now is by two one year old bulls.
|1: equal-armed; outline; expanded; plain; square; none; none; none; plain
Davies et al/2000, 166: `A large incised cross runs for most of the length of the south-west (front) face, utilizing the pre-existing ribs in its design; as a consequence it is very hard to discern. The design consists of an equal-armed cross (croix pattťe) 40cm high with a span of about 37cm (the width of one furrow and two ribs); it sits on top of a long shaft (143cm), having the width of one furrow (8cm). The end of the shaft flares out to the middle of the two neighbouring ribs, giving it a total width at this point of 17cm. Parallel expansions of similar proportions occur at the end of each cross arm. This is a formal and elegant composition. The total length of the cross is therefore about 183cm: it begins 38cm above current ground level and extends to approximately 46cm below the summit'.
|Keranflec'h, C. de (1888):
Keranflec'h/1888 146 reading only
|Le Menť, J.-M. (1888):
LeMenť/1888 92 reading only
|De Ricci, S. (1897):
DeRicci/1897 273 reading only
|Harmois, A.-L. (1910):
Harmois/1910 179 reading only
|Bernier, G. (1982):
The cross of Irihael (PN).
Bernier/1982 170 reading only
Guigon/1994 40 reading only
Pietri/1983 10 reading only
|Pietri, L. (1983):
Pietri/1983 10 reading only
|Davies, W. et al (1997):
The cross of Mihael (PN).
Davies/etal/2000 168 reading only
|SW ; broad ; beside cross ; undivided
Davies et al/2000, 166: `The inscription consists of two horizontal lines of text arranged one above the other on the right of the cross shaft, that is on the west corner of the stone, to the left of the observer'.
Davies et al/2000, 166: `appears to have been pocked and smoothed'.
|900 - 999 (Bernier/1982)
900 - 999 (Guigon/1994)
700 - 999 (Davies/etal/2000)
Davies et al/2000, 170: `In the light of the available parallels, there is no reason to prefer any date within the 8th- to 10th-century period'.
|Latin (rbook)
|Ling. Notes:
|Davies et al/2000, 168: `CRUX, as opposed to crox, is good Latin and does not reflect vernacular (Brittonic or Gallo-Romance) pronunciation'.
|Davies et al/2000, 168: `The inscription is in Insular half-uncial: the open minuscule R [cf. PLAGT/1, CRACH/1, LGUID/1, LCOAL/1], here rather squat and narrow, and the 'OC' form of A [cf. LDVEZ/1, LDAUL/1] make this clear. The two other letter forms most commonly found elsewhere in the corpus are the `wayward' X [cf. LDVEZ/1, LDAUL/1, LGUID/1, LCOAL/1] and the uncial E [cf. LDVEZ/1, LDAUL/1, PLMGT/1/2, SMGRV/1, with other parallels cited there). The minuscule H with flat serif on top of the ascender [cf. CRACH/1, LGUID/1], the minuscule M with rounded arches [cf. LDVEZ/1, PLGAT/1/2], and the serifed L [cf. CRACH/1, LGUID/1] are less common, while the I with a short leftward extension from the top of the ascender is not found elsewhere in the Breton inscriptions. Given that it is in Insular half-uncial, the lack of any capital forms and the simplicity of the inscription make a date within the 8th, 9th, or 10th century the most likely'.
Davies et al/2000, 166: `It is very difficult to make out the lettering because of the mottling effect of the lichen which covers so much of the relevant area. However, once located the inscription is clear'.
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Nunavut mom gives birth on airplane
Baby Jackson, healthy and well, born on tarmac in Churchill
Delsie Pavialok is laying on the floor of Calm Air Flight 535, with a jacket under her head as a pillow and passengers are craning their necks to catch a glimpse of her and the nurse who's with her is saying, "don't push, don't push."
And Pavialok is not pushing. She really isn't.
But the contractions are now only two minutes apart and her baby, which isn't due for another nine days, really wants to come out.
The crew aboard the June 7 flight from Winnipeg to Rankin Inlet is only minutes from landing at the Churchill airport. An ambulance is waiting there for her. They're all telling her just to hold on a few more minutes.
But she doesn't know if she can. She's so tired.
There's a reason why Pavialok, 25, is flying in an airplane so close to her due date and it has to do with a broken machine.
Pavialok's midwife in her home town of Rankin Inlet had been concerned a few days prior because Pavialok's pregnancy measurements had shown shrinkage and they thought her amniotic sac might be ruptured.
But they couldn't confirm that diagnosis, because the ultrasound machine in Rankin Inlet wasn't working. So they sent her to Winnipeg with a nurse.
The three-hour flight to Winnipeg was uneventful, Pavialok said, now safely back home in Rankin Inlet.
Doctors at the city hospital ran a battery of tests and determined she and her baby were perfectly fine. They sent her back home.
She went to the Inuit patient home in Winnipeg, slept a few hours, and then went to the airport at around 5 a.m. to board the 6:50 a.m. flight.
But it was windy in the upper atmosphere in northern Manitoba making Flight 535 a tumultuous ride.
As soon as the turbulence began, Pavialok started feeling unwell. She discreetly excused herself to go to the bathroom.
"I went back and sat down," she said. "Then I stood up and said, 'Oh my God, I'm having contractions! And they're getting stronger. I'm still on the plane. I just need to wait another 20 minutes."
Pavialok's aunt, Barbara Ittinuar, who has had a lifelong fear of flying, happened to be on the same flight and had been snoozing in the seat in front of her niece.
"I heard a scream and I turned back to my sister Eva to see what was going on. I thought she said she was having a seizure," Ittinuar said. "I gave her a scared look. But she said no, no, she's in labour."
The nurse put plastic on the aisle floor then helped her lay down.
This was Pavialok's third birth. She knew what was going on. And the pain was bearable.
In fact, true to the airline's name, everything and everyone seemed calm, she said.
There were 14 passengers on board, most of them from Coral Harbour. Even Pavialok remained calm, Ittinuar said, but maybe she was in shock.
The contractions started at 8:15 a.m. Her water broke four minutes later. They were 25 minutes from landing in Churchill. Ittinuar told her to concentrate on breathing. To stay calm.
The landing was tricky. It was so turbulent that both the nurse and Ittinuar had to hold Pavialok steady so she wouldn't bump around too much.
When the plane finally landed, the flight attendants got the door open quickly to allow the emergency medical technicians on board.
As they were trying to figure out how to get her off the plane — the stretcher wouldn't fit through the door — Pavialok turned to her aunt.
"We were talking in between her contractions and she said, 'Barb, the head's out!' And I said, 'Oh my god.' I kind of panicked," said Ittinuar.
"The baby started crying and I said, 'Oh my god, baby's crying and the body's still in you and she giggled and as soon as she giggled, the body came out."
Ittinuar couldn't believe it.
"I said, 'you didn't even push!' So we laughed about that. She made labour seem so freakin' easy," said Ittinuar.
They handed the baby to Pavialok so she could cradle him in her arms, still attached by an umbilical cord. She was immediately overcome with relief and exhaustion. She called him by his name: Jackson.
They placed her on a blanket and four men each took a corner of the blanket and carried her out to the ambulance.
She said it was cold with blowing snow and she got chilled in the transfer and then endured a bumpy 15-minute drive to the hospital.
Once there, it took her longer to deliver the placenta than it did to deliver her son, she said — about a half hour.
She spent Saturday night at the Churchill hospital, was discharged Sunday and then headed to the airport Monday, June 9, to take Jackson home.
Most of the airport staff had heard the story and so she was roundly greeted with "Oh, you're the one who had the baby."
A man who sells jewelry at the airport gave her a pair of silver polar bear earrings and the flight crew sent her flowers and toys for the baby.
Jackson, born 6 lbs, 4 oz, is in Cambridge Bay now, adopted out to Pavialok's cousin Brian Mala and his wife Ellie. The couple also adopted Pavialok's other son Ryerson a few years ago, so now Ryerson has a baby brother.
As for Pavialok, she's already back to work as a housekeeper at the Katimavik Suites hotel. But she's something of a local celebrity. Everyone in town wants to hear what happened.
She doesn't mind the attention. The story ended well, after all, so it's a good one to tell.
For Ittinuar the experience has been life-changing as well. In fact, now that she's seen what can happen on an airplane, she says her fear of flying has disappeared.
"It made me realize a baby was born and here I'm terrified of flying and I watched the baby being born. It was so exciting. I'm not scared to fly anymore," she said. "So," she said laughing, "that baby taught me well."


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WILL YOUNG - LET IT GO, album released in UK September 29th 2008.
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William Robert Young [born January 20th 1979 in Wokingham, Berkshire] is an English singer and actor. He rose to fame in 2002 after winning the inaugural Pop Idol contest. He has continued to work in music, and as an actor.
Young's first single was a double A-side featuring Westlife's song 'Evergreen' and 'Anything Is Possible', a new song written for the winner of the show by Chris Braide and Cathy Dennis.
In March 2002, this became the fastest-selling debut in UK chart history, selling 403,027 copies on its day of release [1,108,659 copies in its first week].
It went on to sell over 1.7 million copies, and on the official list of the all-time best-selling singles in the UK issued later that year, it was ranked eleventh.
In 2008, Official Charts Company released the Top 40 Biggest Selling Singles of the 21st Century [so far] in which Will's version of Evergreen topped the chart. 'Anything Is Possible' won an Ivor Novello Award for Best Song Musically and Lyrically. Young has been nominated for eight BRIT Awards.
In May 2006, he was voted the UK's favourite artist ever in a poll conducted by commercial radio. In May 2007, he was voted the UK's favourite artist of all time for the second consecutive year.
'Let It Go' is the fourth album from original Pop Idol winner Will Young, his first album in 3 years, since the release of 'Keep On' in late 2005. The album was released on September 29th 2008 and has since peaked at No.2 in the UK Albums chart and has been certified gold. The first single released from the album is 'Changes'.
01 Changes
02 Grace
03 Won't Look Down
04 Tell Me The Worst
05 I Won't Give Up
06 Disconnected
07 If Love Equals Nothing
08 Love
09 Simple Philosophy
10 Let It Go
11 Are You Happy
12 You Don't Know
13 Free My Mind
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The London financial software company Misys has agreed to purchase IND Group, a Hungarian company that provides online and mobile banking, personal finance management and payment technology.
The deal builds on a partnership the two companies signed last March. The price was not disclosed.
Personal banking through mobile devices is growing. More than half a billion people bank through mobile devices, and that number is forecast to double over the next four years, Misys Chief Executive Nadeem Syed said in a press release Monday.
IND's suite of pre-integrated solutions is now available to the 500 banks and financial institutions that use Misys' products to run their businesses.
"This deal reinforces our digital banking proposition in this rapidly expanding area by adding consumer-oriented solutions to our offering," Syed says in the release. "It helps us grow our business following six straight quarters of revenue growth and secure our position in banking."
Last year, IND Group entered a partnership with PayPal to allow consumers to make person-to-person payments from a bank's online banking site.