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The proposed concept for U.S. Route 177 (Perkins Road) was developed through a context sensitive design approach to address the needs of multiple users of the corridor.
The proposed concept includes:
Widening the road to provide turn lanes at key locations along US-177
Center median to reduce frequency and severity of accidents.
A new, signalized intersection at the driveways for Lowe's and Buffalo Wild Wings. This signal will be between Redbud Drive and Krayler Avenue.
Pedestrian and bicycle improvements through a multiuse path along the west side of US-177 and sidewalk along the eastside of US-177.
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b. Ronald Wycherley, 17 April 1940, Dingle, Liverpool, England, d. 28 January 1983, London, England. An impromptu audition in a Birkenhead dressing room resulted in Wycherley joining Larry Parnes ' management stable. The entrepreneur provided the suitably enigmatic stage name, and added the aspirant to the bill of a current package tour. Fury enjoyed a UK Top 20 hit with his debut single, 'Maybe Tomorrow', in 1959 and the following year completed The Sound Of Fury, which consisted entirely of the artist's own songs. Probably Britain's finest example of the rockabilly genre, it owed much of its authenticity to sterling support from guitarist Joe Brown, while the Four Jays provided backing vocals. However, Fury found his greatest success with a series of dramatic ballads which, in suggesting a vulnerability, enhanced the singer's undoubted sex appeal. His stylish good looks complemented a vocal prowess blossoming in 1961 with a cover version of Tony Orlando's 'Halfway To Paradise'. This superior single, arranged and scored by Ivor Raymonde, established a pattern that provided Fury with 16 further UK Top 30 hits, including 'Jealousy' (1961), 'I'd Never Find Another You' (1961), 'Last Night Was Made For Love' (1962), 'Once Upon A Dream' (1962), 'Like I've Never Been Gone' (1963), 'When Will You Say I Love You' (1963), 'In Summer' (1963), 'It's Only Make Believe' (1964), and 'In Thoughts Of You' (1965). Fury also completed two exploitative pop movies, Play It Cool (1962) and I've Gotta Horse (1965) and remained one of Britain's leading in-concert attractions throughout the early 60s. Supported initially by the Tornados, then the Gamblers, the singer showed a wider repertoire live than his label would allow on record.
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Last week on Colors, we saw some never-seen-before talent and some emotional moments shared by the director of ABCD2 Remo D'Souza. The cast of the movie was on India's Got Talent and it's getting tougher week by week with the pre-finale approaching. Here is a quick recap to moments from last week you shouldn't have missed.
1.) Superstar Of The Week:
Manish Raisinghan who is very popular for his character of Siddhant Bharadwaj in Sasural Simar Ka is out Superstar of the week. Manish is a versatile actor and believes in exploring and experimenting his acting talent. According to the current plot Siddhant is helping the Bhardwaj family as Aryan to get the mani back from Rajveer. Manish is very passionate about photography and has shared some exclusive pictures clicked by him with us. To watch our superstar of the week Manish Raisinghan talent behind the lens! click here to view!
2.) Shocking Scene Of The Week:
As a viewer, you were surely left astounded when you learned about Ritika being the mastermind trying to kill Ishani by hiring a contract killer. This scene where she confronts the killer and asks him to do exactly what she asks him do was truly a shocker! If you missed the episode, watch it here!
3.) Talent Of The Week:
Yogeshwari Mistry, who made it to the pre-finale with her amazing flexibility and impressive acrobatic performance in the semi-finale is the talent of the week without a doubt. She also has been a national level winner in yoga and performing acrobats. Now, that's why we say India's Got Talent! Watch Yogeshwari's performance now, Click here!
4.) Entertainment Ka Weekly Dose:
A dose of laughter, comedy, entertainment, glamour and dance, All under one roof! It was Remo D'Souza and gang who visited Bittoo Sharma and family last Sunday to promote their upcoming movie ABCD2. It was a rib-tickling Sunday night and Varun Dhawan and Shraddha Kapoor even celebrated 2-year celebration with Kapil and family!
5.) Scene That Made Us Fall In Love:
Lucky has not hidden his love towards Swara but looks like Swara has hidden her feelings for him! Sanskaar, who kidnapped Ragini, asked Lucky to dance with Swara if he wanted Ragini to be safe. Lucky and Swara shared their moment of love to save Ragini and it was love in the air all around! Check out the exclusive picture gallery of Swara and Lucky, click here!
6.) Villain Of The Week:
There is a lot of tension and trouble going on in Magadh Palace as Helena has kidnapped Chanakya and is planning her evil moves to get Justin to the throne and make him the ruler of the huge empire. Helena's intentions are dangerous and scary and this is why she is the villain of the week. Check out what's happening in Chakravartin Ashoka Samrat in this exclusive video, watch now!
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Commonest type of base of a Classical column (used with all Orders except Greek Doric and (properly) Tuscan) consisting of (usually) a plinth over which is a large convex torus ring, a fillet, then a convex scotia, then another fillet above which is a torus smaller than the lower ring, then a fillet, then the apophyge and the shaft.
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Harvard Summer Program in Paris, France
Explore and evolve the principles of sustainable development in Paris, a city known as a cultural and economic powerhouse.
This project-based program combines fundamental principles from the life sciences with the social sciences and humanities to innovate new models for engaging citizens in addressing the sustainable development challenges of Paris. You study a combination of biology, urban studies, and public policy and work within an interdisciplinary team to explore and develop new models of sustainable living in the city.
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In an increasingly interconnected and technological world, we must develop models for sustainable development that take full advantage of technology while increasing the participation of residents in developing new opportunities for a better life. The seventeen sustainable development goals (SDGs) defined by the United Nations is an important framework for responding to these challenges.
In this program, you use the SDG framework to create new urban development models that enhance not just the physical infrastructure of a city, but also the intellectual and social capital of its residents. The participatory elements of these models seek to foster the collective intelligence of the population in a manner that is broadly inclusive and oriented towards innovative problem-solving. The idea of collective contributions to an improved living environment shares many features with the evolution of populations, be they bacteria in a colony, cells in a tissue, or animals in an ecosystem.
The coursework lays a foundation based on the history of Paris as an intellectual, socially innovative, and economic powerhouse, combined with an exploration of sustainable development as it applies to such issues as health, information technology, education, and urban planning. At each step along the way, you also learn fundamental principles in biology and evolution, while using them to transform the principles of sustainable development. Together with French university students, you work in interdisciplinary teams to develop and express these ideas in actionable project designs.
BIOS S-190 Study Abroad in Paris, France: Biology, Innovation, and Sustainable Development (33309)
The course is an interdisciplinary exploration of how biological principles derived from how organisms thrive and evolve can be applied to the ever-growing challenges facing large cities in the twenty-first century. The city of Paris with its remarkable history and diversity (cultural, ethnic, and economic) provides an especially rich context for students to learn about and tackle these challenges. Students explore how living systems work at the cellular level and how natural selection and adaptation drives evolution at the level of individuals and populations, while exploring parallels with historical models of urban planning and sustainable development. Student teams use this theoretical foundation to develop specific project designs to improve the quality of life in Paris through effective engagement of its citizens.
The course content and subsequent project designs depend on deep immersion in the geography and culture of Paris. Student teams are composed of both Harvard Summer School and French university students. Through collaborations with the Centre de Recherches Interdisciplinaires, the SciencesPo School of Public Affairs, and the Paris Mayor's office, students explore multiple geographic, ethnic, and cultural areas of the city, and work with those local communities to understand their needs and develop responsive project designs. Thus, sustained community engagement and feedback are an essential component of the course.
Projects are as wildly creative and diverse as the imaginations of the student teams, running the gamut from new software that uses crowd-sourced information as the basis for urban design to novel ways to generate electricity in the city center to new community programs that leverage the creativity of school children. Each project also uses media such as video and animation to communicate the fundamental concepts of the design as well as its implementation. The project designs are open source and shared with the world through an online media blog thebiopolis.com. Projects have gone on to international presentations in Geneva and Shenzhen, and have continued through other programs such as the SciencesPo Policy Lab and the Harvard Business School iLab.
Interactive classroom sessions are complemented by weekly feedback sessions and group work on video and other digital media needed to express the project designs. The interdisciplinary and team-based nature of the coursework means that the program welcomes students from the natural sciences, humanities, social sciences, engineering, and computer science.
Prerequisites: None
Where You Live and Study
The city of Paris, with its remarkable history and diversity, provides an especially rich context for students to learn about sustainable development. Paris will become your laboratory to explore contemporary challenges and examine and design possible solutions. Classroom and teamwork spaces are located in the lively Montparnasse and Saint Germain des Prés areas of central Paris.
You are housed at the Cité Internationale Universitaire de Paris, a vibrant and international student community located next to the beautiful Parc Montsouris in Paris.
How to Apply
Review How to Apply before submitting your application.
Application materials include:
- A statement of interest in the program and in the course
- Include information on relevant coursework and travel experience abroad (previous travel is not a prerequisite). Be sure to address your interest in Paris, biology, and its application to sustainable development.
A two-minute video (recorded on your cell phone) that responds to the following prompt
The United Nations has defined 17 sustainable development goals for the world. Select one goal, and discuss why this one, in particular, is important to you and how it connects with your personal experiences or passions.
Upload your two-minute video (in .mpg; .m4v; .mov; or .wmv format) to the Paris introduction videos Dropbox folder.
- Harvard College applicants: You may submit an unofficial transcript accessed from my.harvard.edu.
- Non-Harvard applicants: Submit an official transcript from your university.
- A $50 nonrefundable application fee
Note: Interviews may be requested.
The program fee includes tuition, accommodation, scheduled excursions and activities, and some meals.
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In addition to the program fee, you will need to budget for a number of personal expenses:
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- Local transportation ($150)
- Some meals ($1,500)
- Course materials ($65)
- Personal expenditures, laundry, communications, and miscellaneous ($300)
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Hong Kong Open, Miguel Masters Manley and Messawat in Playoff for the Title. December 08 2013
Miguel Angel Jiménez rolled in an 18 foot putt at the 18th hole to become the oldest winner in European Tour history with this victory at the Hong Kong Open. Miguel Angel Jiménez / Getty Images Finishing the final round tied with Stuart Manley and Prom Messawat at -12 under par Miguel made a winning birdie on the first extra hole in the play-of for the Hong Kong Open title. A happy Miguel loves this place, winning the event for a record fourth time, and is thinking of the Ryder Cup; "I love this place, I love this golf course, I love the tournament. I played so well and I holed some putts, and the one in the play-off gave me victory. If I play the way I am playing this week I will be in the Ryder Cup Team, there is one more year to go and now I get this victory here it will help a lot. You never know, I would love to be part of the team again." Prom, from Thailand, spoke about his amazing week; "It's been an amazing week for me, I didn't feel any disappointment in the play-off. I did my best this week, and it's my best finish on this golf course." Stuart was happy with his result, but was disappointed to put his approach to the green in the play-off into the Hospitality tent, he still made par, but is was not good enough; "I'm pretty pleased. Obviously I'm disappointed to lose in a play-off with a poor shot, but for Miguel to make birdie is pretty special. It was pretty special to make three myself to get into the play-off. So I can take a lot from the week. This week will give me a lot of confidence. It's money on the board for The Race to Dubai and everything feels very positive."


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As part of the government of Bahrain plans to diversify its sources of income, liberalized its economy and encourage the Private sector to participate in the growth of the national economy and encouraging the foreign Investment as a direct remedies to reduce the unemployment rates. During 2004 the King of Bahrain Sh. Hamad Bin Isa AL-Khalifa approved a royal decree allowing Businessmen from round the world to own and manage commercial activities including the property Management, we therefore incorporated V.K.Universal Property Management Co. (S.P.C) during 2004, wherein we have routed all our assets to this commercial entity V.K. Universal Property Management Co. (S.P.C).
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Your home: Should you rent or own?
For many people in Australia, owning a home isn't a question, it's simply something you do. Figures from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) support this, as they show that we have one of the highest levels of homeownership in the world, sitting at around 70 per cent since 1966 when records first began.
However, chances are that if you're reading this then you are potentially part of the remaining 30 per cent, which means you will be well aware of property prices seeming to be escalating to astronomical heights.
Unfortunately, you're not wrong, particularly in Sydney and Melbourne. Research from CoreLogic RP Data reveals that our ancestors had it a lot easier when it came to claiming their slice of the Australian dream.
Twenty years ago, nearly all houses on the market in our capital cities sold for less than $400,000 (95.6 per cent), while today the sheer majority are between $400,000 and $1million (52 per cent). Real estate in Sydney has experienced the most significant changes, with just 7.8 per cent of homes below $400,000, and more than a third over $1million.
Despite this, or in fact, because of this, CoreLogic RP Data Analyst Cameron Kusher asserts that weekly rents fell across every capital city for the month of July, with the annual rate of growth reaching a new record low.
"The sluggish pace of rental appreciation continues to be attributed to the ongoing boom in dwelling construction across Australia's capital cities accompanied by record high participation in the housing market from investors," he said.
Essentially, buying a home is becoming more expensive, albeit more rewarding capital gains-wise. Meanwhile renting is becoming more affordable, yet it's not getting you anywhere near the property ladder. Thus, should you buy or rent?
Two benefits of renting
Cash flow
While rent money can sometimes be referred to as 'dead money' as it's going straight to your landlords pockets, generally it will cost you less. As a homeowner, you will have to stump up for mortgage repayments, council rates, bills, repairs and any general maintenance that is required. Meanwhile as a tenant, you will be responsible for the weekly rent payments and your utility bills – that's about it.
The ABS found households that rent from a private landlord pay on average $347 per week, with all the costs included. On the other side of the coin, the average weekly payment for those who own their own home with a mortgage is $432.
If you need or want to move to a new location, as a renter it is quite easy to do so. Simply take your pick from a range of rental properties, give your landlord some notice, pack up your things and go!
According to CoreLogic RP Data, while homes have been selling in record times in Australia's capital cities, the process of selling your home, finding a new place, potentially securing a bridging loan and competing with other buyers can be arduous when compared to the freedom that renting offers.
Two benefits of owning
One of the issues with renting is that you can never have any real security of tenure. Long-term leases can be hard to come by, the owner may decide to sell or your rent could skyrocket suddenly.
The Australian Psychological Society found that financial issues are the biggest causes of stress among people in our nation, but knowing the roof above your head is your own could certainly help you relax.
While owning a home may be more expensive than renting, in the long term your money is going into an investment, as the value of your property should increase over time. In fact, figures from CoreLogic RP Data show that the combined value of homes in our capital cites shot up more than 11 per cent in just the 12 months to July 2015.
This would mean had you bought a $600,000 property for sale one year ago, the value of your home would now have increased by around $66,000.


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Last month we watched a new Tron: Legacy trailer, which made good on Olivia Wilde's promise that Daft Punk cameo in the movie as … robot DJs (duh). It was also a chance to hear "Derezzed" from the electronic duo's film score. Earlier today, BBC Radio 1 DJ Annie Mac debuted "Tron Legacy (End Titles)." All the Daft Tronheads went nuts. You can listen to it here:
Yup, Annie played it twice.
It would be cool if Daft Punk were nominated for an Oscar and had to hold Celine Dion's hand at the ceremony.
The soundtrack, for which Guy-Manuel and Thomas utilized a symphony of one hundred world class musicians (but not Phoenix), is out 12/7 on Walt Disney Records.
This song is in the movie too:
Seriously! Look for Steve Perry singing along at your local IMAX.
UPDATE: Tracklist:
01 'Overture'
02 'The Grid'
03'The Son Of Flynn'
04 'Recognizer'
05 'Armory'
06 'Arena'
07 'Rinzler'
08 'The Game Has Changed'
09 'Outlands'
10 'Adagio For Tron'
11 'Nocturne'
12 'End Of Line'
13 'Derezzed'
14 'Fall'
15 'Solar Sailer'
16 'Rectifier'
17 'Disc Wars'
19 'Arrival'
20 'Flynn Lives'
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A decision by Air Canada to temporarily cancel its flights to Tel Aviv prompted a rebuke from Israel Tuesday, saying it sends the "wrong message" to the world.
Israel unhappy as Air Canada, others, cancel flights to Tel Aviv over missile risk
Air Canada's decision to temporarily cancel its flights to Tel Aviv prompted a rebuke from Israel Tuesday, which urged the airline to reverse the move because it sends the "wrong message" to the world.
The airline's action came after the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) issued a mid-day directive to American carriers prohibiting them from flying into the Israeli city for 24 hours. The FAA acted after a rocket fired from Gaza landed about 1.5 kilometres from Ben Gurion Airport. European airlines also cancelled flights.
The FAA said it would continue to monitor and evaluate the situation and would provide updated instructions to U.S. carriers "as soon as conditions permit."
Transport Canada did not issue a similar directive. A spokesperson for Transport Minister Lisa Raitt said "these are decisions that are taken by airlines themselves."
Air Canada tweeted the news, saying it was cancelling its Tuesday flight from Toronto to Tel Aviv and Wednesday's return flight from Israel. The airline "will continue to evaluate the situation going forward, and provide updates as needed," spokesperson Isabelle Arthur said in an email.
Israel's transportation minister, Israel Katz, called on American aviation companies to return to normal functioning. "Ben-Gurion Airport is safe and completely guarded and there is no reason whatsoever that American companies would stop their flights and hand terror a prize," Israel's transportation ministry said in a statement.
In Ottawa, a spokesman at the Israeli embassy also expressed concern about the actions of Air Canada and the FAA directive.
"It's something that we are not really happy with," said Eitan Weiss. "I have to be honest with you, because it might send the wrong message to the international community that it's a very dangerous situation."
The Centre for Israel and Jewish Affairs, the advocacy arm of the Jewish Federations of Canada, took a softer line. "I completely understand that Air Canada has the obligation to take all necessary measures to assure the safety of its passengers," said Martin Sampson, the centre's communications director.
Sampson said intelligence he has seen indicates that "several missiles" have landed close to Ben Gurion Airport since the conflict flared up three weeks ago.
"Obviously, Air Canada is looking at all the available information and they're making their decisions," Sampson said. "I certainly would not criticize them for it."
The action by Air Canada and the other airlines "underscores that Hamas poses a threat not only to Israel but to the world and international travellers who are coming in on flights," Sampson said. Hamas wants "to terrorize Israelis and send a message to the world."
This is first time international airliners have taken such action when Israel was involved in a conflict, Weiss said. The world must understand, he said, that the rockets being fired by Hamas are not guided and cannot be targeted at major facilities such as airports.
"I think it was just a fluke, a lucky shot, that managed to penetrate the Iron Dome," he said of the rocket that landed near Ben Gurion airport.
Weiss questioned whether airlines are overly sensitive about the dangers in Israel because of the calamity that befell Malaysian Airlines flight MH17 over Ukraine last week, claiming nearly 300 lives.
"I think it brought the attention of the world too much to this. Because the Hamas rockets are not accurate. They can't intercept anything," he said.
But Sampson said what happened to the Malaysian airliner was "beyond tragic. The last thing we would want to see is a repeat of that."
Weiss said he hoped the 24-hour suspension of flights would be lifted Wednesday. "The airlines themselves are not really interested in stopping flights to and from Israel because this will cost them a lot of money to either reimburse the passengers for their tickets or finding different arrangements for them to fly to and from Israel."


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No matter where you are in the world, electricity surges and spikes can be a real threat to sensitive equipment.
There are two main kinds of devices on the market designed to protect against electrical overloads. One is an RCD or "Circuit Breaker", which protects users from electrical shocks from equipment, such as lawnmowers or other power tools. The other is a surge protection device, designed to protect sensitive equipment from electrical spikes or surges.
Power surges are very brief (around 1/20th of a second) increases in the voltage that can be incredibly destructive. Spikes are even shorter, lasting only one or two nanoseconds – but can be equally as destructive. Most IT equipment has some built-in safety functions, but these are not always successful in preventing damage to equipment. Power surges and spikes can occur at any time, but they can be especially prevalent at times of peak usage when electricity grids are pushed close to their maximum capacity, and before or after a power outage.
If you have a lot of IT equipment – you'll want to protect it against these potentially destructive surges and spikes, since it can completely destroy equipment in its path if it is severe enough.
The idea behind a surge protector (sometimes also called "surge suppressors") is that if/when a destructive surge or spike is sent down the power lines, the protector acts as a buffer and grounds the surge or spike instead of letting it hit your valuable equipment. Surge protectors let through a specific voltage, and are designed to keep your equipment running with the correct voltages despite being hit by surges and spikes. In particularly severe cases, such as a lightning strike, this can lead to the surge protector being destroyed – this is just a confirmation that your equipment was protected and the surge protector did its job.
You may be wondering "what spikes and surges can do to my equipment? How can they be so destructive?" Allow us to explain that one! Computers and other IT equipment are actually very sensitive to voltage changes. Too much or too little voltage can cause them to fail, and using too much for too long can cause components to melt or pop. Heat is a common enemy of all IT equipment (as we discussed last week in our blog on overheating) and surges can cause very rapid overheating of components, which leads to device failure and potentially thousands of pounds of broken equipment. Even if the equipment doesn't fail because of one surge, repeated exposure to surges and spikes can leave lasting damage that will eventually cause it to fail.
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Family medicine residents follow and deliver their own obstetric patients during their second and third years. A block system limits the OB call to a total of ten weeks divided between the two years shared with another resident. Extra blocks are available for those who wish to practice OB. Teaching and supervision is under the direction of our Family Medicine faculty members.There is an ongoing noon conference schedule with two to three departmental conferences per week throughout the year. One day each month all residents gather for a resident meeting and afternoon seminar. This provides the opportunity for "regrouping" and shared intensive learning experience. Each class has its own additional monthly seminar with teaching and hands-on experiences targeted to their level of training. A thirty-minute peer support session with Behavioral Science and clinical faculty once a week during the first year and twice a month second and third years. One-on-one monitoring of clinical work involves videotaping, closed-circuit TV and direct observation. Additionally, each new resident is assigned a faculty advisor for the three years of training.
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Seriously, everyone, is this quest good? -- Noname 19:17 14 September 2007.
- You seem to have quite a lot of things for "the DM's discretion". I understand that you want to make this adventure available for virtually any level party, but give some options. In Stage One, add DCs to the Sense Motive and Spot check. Give a sample reward. In Stage Two, it might be a good idea to have a guard statted out. And once again, give some DCs to the skill checks. Stage Three seems okay except for the disease. Tell us about it! Way too broad. In Stage Four, tell us about the terrain. What sort of things could the PCs encounter, and how much will that slow them down? The Conclusion is okay, but did you mean to say "gold points"? Is that what you use in Paludia, or was it a typo? You seem afraid of restricting the DM, but remember that the DM can change anything he wants. For example, if the lizardfolk guard is too low of a level, the DM will make a different one!--Ramses IV 18:25, 2 January 2008 (MST)
- I'm new at this, or at least, was new at this when I made that quest. I'll implement the good suggestions. Noname 21:49, 2 January 2008 (MST)
- And yes, gold points are used in this setting, as there is no standard Paludian coinage. Noname 23:52, 2 January 2008 (MST)
- Alright, looks good.--Ramses IV 13:33, 3 January 2008 (MST)
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Thanks for the views! Do you like the quest? Noname 16:48, 7 July 2008 (MDT)
- Ah! I just took a look at this and noticed that the NPCs need to be added to separate pages (inclusion here) and formatted right. --Green Dragon 17:40, 7 July 2008 (MDT)
- Hm... I'll simply remove the stats for them and keep their descriptions confined to words... these stats are for the 3.5 edition... and we are up to 4e now... Noname 10:30, 8 July 2008 (MDT)


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bergoglio's guilty mind accuses Christ
In the mind of bergoglio the Catholic Church is guilty of all the sins throughout history. From the first sin of Adam against God.... to the first sin of Adam's descendants committed by Cain against Abel his brother.... to every sin since then.
This is expressed in his endless apologies to protestants, jews, muslims, atheists, etc.
I have written about this previously with respect to bergoglio's speech/prayer during his visit to the State of Israel in which he effectively said "the blood of the jewish people is on the heads of all Catholics and their descendants until the end of time."
But this is not all. It is not just the Catholic Church that bergoglio condemns in perpetuo.
(IMO)The real target of his condemnation is Christ himself.
The subtle subconscious message that bergoglio conveys with his repeated condemnation of the Church is that Christ by "falsely" proclaiming Himself to be God commits the greatest sin of all time.
The sub-message that bergoglio conveys is that Christ is NOT the Messiah. And that Christ is NOT the Son of God.
This is beyond heretical... this is blasphemous! This is the denial of the very foundations of Christianity. This is a denial of the Trinitarian God.... and substituting instead a false jewish/muslim/masonic anti-God.
(IMO)In the guilty mind of bergoglio Christ is simply a "prophet"... one of many.
Who can deny that this is at the heart of bergoglio's false and anti-Catholic theology?
Let the man speak for himself. Here are the words spoken by bergoglio at Lampedusa.
[my comments are inserted below]
"Adam, where are you?" [By "Adam" bergoglio is referring to the New Adam -- Jesus Christ] This is the first question that God addresses to man after sin. "Where are you Adam?" Adam is disoriented and has lost his place in creation because he thought to become powerful, to dominate everything, to be God. [bergoglio is saying that Jesus Christ is NOT God. he is denying the Trinity.] And harmony was broken, the man erred – and this is repeated even in relations with his neighbour, who is no longer a brother to be loved, but simply someone who disturbs my life, my well-being. And God puts the second question: "Cain, where is your brother?" [Cain murders Abel. To bergoglio Abel represents the other religions (our "brothers") but especially the jews -- "our eldest brothers".] The dream of being powerful, of being as great as God, even of being God, [the "error" of Christ according to bergoglio -- the "prophet" falsely declared himself to be the Son of God.] leads to a chain of errors that is a chain of death, leads to shedding the blood of the brother! [and therefoe the Catholic Church needs to endlessly apologize for this "chain of errors"]
"Where is your brother?" the voice of his blood cries even to me ["me" meaning the Pope -- the Vicar of Christ -- and by extension to the whole Catholic Church], God says. This is not a question addressed to others: it is a question addressed to me, to you, to each one of us. ["each one of us" meaning especially each Catholic throughout history including (especially?) the Saints.] These our brothers and sisters seek to leave difficult situations in order to find a little serenity and peace, they seek a better place for themselves and for their families – but they found death. [he is saying that the Church has been "hypocritical", etc. the usual liberal accusations against the Church. Notice also bergoglio's obsession with worldly "peace" and worldy "death" instead of the Peace of Christ and the life (or death) everafter.] How many times to those who seek this not find understanding, do not find welcome, do not find solidarity! ["solidarity" -- his marxism shines through] And their voices rise up even to God! [which "God"? the masonic "God"? the jewish "God"? the muslim "God"?] And once more to you, the residents of Lampedusa, thank you for your solidarity! I recently heard one of these brothers. Before arriving here, he had passed through the hands of traffickers, those who exploit the poverty of others; these people for whom the poverty of others is a source of income. What they have suffered! And some have been unable to arrive! ["poverty" -- he reduces the message of the Gospel to a mundane/marxist one. As if Christ is only a "prophet" -- and not even a very important one.... just one of many. The special message of this "minor prophet" is to help the poor in the gospel according to bergoglio.]
Who is responsible for the blood of these brothers and sisters? [hint, hint, it is the Catholic Church of course!] No one! We all respond this way: not me, it has nothing to do with me, there are others, certainly not me. [bergoglio is ridiculing his perceived view of the pre-Vatican II Catholic Church -- a bunch of religious "hypocrites"] But God asks each one of us: "Where is the blood of your brother that cries out to me?" Today no one in the world feels responsible for this; we have lost the sense of fraternal responsibility; we have fallen into the hypocritical attitude of the priest and of the servant of the altar [the priest of course represents the Catholic Church to bergoglio. Actually in the Gospel it was a jewish priest but adding that detail might spoil bergoglio's story. ] that Jesus speaks about in the parable of the Good Samaritan: We look upon the brother half dead by the roadside, perhaps we think "poor guy," and we continue on our way, it's none of our business; and we feel fine with this. [Here he is ridiculing the traditional Catholic. Even on a mundane level this is a false accusation because no one has done more for the poor historically than the Catholic Church.] We feel at peace with this, we feel fine! The culture of well-being, that makes us think of ourselves, that makes us insensitive to the cries of others, that makes us live in soap bubbles, that are beautiful but are nothing [he is saying we should not have beautiful churches that glorify God. instead we should have drab ugly churches. Shouldn't our churches be temples and houses of God?], are illusions of futility, of the transient, that brings indifference to others, that brings even the globalization of indifference. In this world of globalization we have fallen into a globalization of indifference. We are accustomed to the suffering of others, it doesn't concern us, it's none of our business. ["us" meaning the Catholic Church. bergoglio proposes a different "globalization".... a new world order.... the de-thronement of Christ.... a marxist/atheist utopia.... based on human needs.... the Church of Man!]
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Say a prayer for this pope.
An Our Father.
An Ave Maria.
Say a prayer for the Holy Catholic Church.
Say a prayer for the world. For all of us. We are all sinners and we have all had a role to play in the de-throning of Christ.
It will take all of us praying together asking for the help of Almighty God to begin to reverse the spiral of decline into a state of total depravity.
God help us! Hear our cries!
OUR LADY OF FATIMA, pray for us.


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Corstens is willing to forget Vezalay's last start fifteenth in the Group 3 $200,000 Sensis Stakes (1100m) when she didn't handle the Flemington straight on October 29.
"On Derby Day she just didn't handle the straight at all. So we'll forget about that and concentrate on moving forward," Corstens told AAP.
"I think she'll run really well. I probably would have preferred it to be 1100 or 1200 but that's OK. We've kept her nice and fresh so she should run a big race."
The Sensis Stakes was Vezalay's second run this campaign and Corstens was happy with her first up third to Palazzo Pubblico in the Listed $120,000 Alinghi Stakes (1100m) at Caulfield on October 15.
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Corstens wants to head to the Gold Coast in January for the Magic Millions Carnival with Vesalay who is likely to line up in the $1m Magic Million Sprint (1200m).
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STOMP creator Steve McNicholas speaks to Quinton O'Reilly about a production filled with music, energy and random junk
STOMP is one of those creations that you're definitely aware of but never knew. Inspiring a multitude of adverts, shows and other facades of popular culture, it harks back to a day of youthful improvisation where pots and pans became your own personal drum kit.
Mixing theatre, choreography and comedy along with common objects such as bin lids, tubs and water cooler bottles as makeshift instruments, the show's uniqueness and spontaneity means that it has been going since 1991 and shows no sign of slowing down.
One of the main driving forces behind STOMP's success is its creator Steve McNicholas. Along with his friend and co-creator, Luke Cresswell, he came up with the idea when busking in their hometown of Brighton. McNicholas chuckles when asked how the show was created, a question that often arises owing to the show's premise. You would be forgiven for thinking his answer would be short and sweet, yet McNicholas details this tale with a certain fondness.
After both had busked in locations such as Derry, Paris and Amsterdam, Cresswell, who played the drums, began trying to make his role more central to their performances. To do so, he strapped a snare drum around his waist for mobility so he could be at the front when performing.
It was only through numerous moments of improvisation that this busking act began to utilise more common items such as bins; when the Edinburgh Fringe Festival came about, the idea of harnessing this creative streak gained momentum.
"[Before we went in Edinburgh], we just went to our local hardware store in Brighton and we bought a dozen dustbins," recalls McNicholas. "We couldn't rehearse anywhere in town because it was too noisy, so we pulled the bins up to the top of the hill and we worked out a routine and really that was the birth of what became STOMP."
The show was reasonably successful, but McNicholas and Cresswell had only expected it to last for around a year. However, it was not until a tour around Australia happened that they quickly found the show appealed to a much broader audience and began enjoying its success.
Taking into consideration the nature of the show, the sounds and structure of the show play a huge part in shaping the performance. McNicholas mentions that he and Cresswell have certain criteria to decide what works and would benefit the show.
"There's two things that drive each routine when we go through them," explains McNicholas. "One is what's the rhythm? Is it captivating? Is it interesting? And a STOMP rhythm can't be a regular beat, it's not like dance music or regular beats, it has to be interesting to follow a pattern, a journey in that sense they're almost songlike structures but really more in a way classical structures in that they have to grow and build"
McNicholas swears he never categorises the show as dance, but instead sees it as "approaching movement from the standpoint of a drummer or a musician". The logic behind this description is that the set pieces have "got to have some kind of visual strength to it; it's got to have something that makes people want to move as well".
But he's keen to stress that this dynamism is designed only to complement the music and the music only: "The sounds and music is the most important thing," he says. "Everything else is a layer on top of that. There's comedy, visuals, but if the music's not right, even if it's very funny and people are acting out you can say 'no, bring it back, bring it right down to the music' because when the music works, the whole show works."
The show usually consists of around twelve performers with eight on stage at any one time. Some routines can be so complex that it can take four or five months to properly learn them while another area of concern are the physical demands placed upon them: "It's as hard as playing a game of football, the injuries the performers get are more like sports injuries than dance injuries. It's very physical, so we can only have twelve performers with every company and we rotate, they rotate."
McNicholas is appreciative of the success that STOMP has brought him and for the foreseeable future, wants to continue improving and perfecting the formula. Neither his nor Cresswell's enthusiasm for it has waned with them updating it to keep the performance fresh.
"When we came to do STOMP together, we were really creating something that Luke and I felt we would like to see. If we were going to the Edinburgh festival, it would be really different and really special and we were making it for ourselves as we were putting it together." When looking at how they got here, you can only imagine that they've become their own biggest fans.
STOMP will be showing at the Grand Canal Theatre from March 1-6.


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An atmospheric instumental album that encorages full attention. "Aware" (track 2) I imagine accompanied by timelapse footage of the first blooms of spring. "Right into You" (track 1) perhaps the first snow. Definietly a minimalist style, but still vibrant. Mirrors the slow, steady progress and growth of nature.
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Special equipment: steamer
Dough: Pour the water into a large bowl and then sprinkle the yeast over the top. Let stand until the mixture is foamy, about 10 minutes. Add the oil and the salt and mix well. Slowly add the flour to the yeast mixture, 1/2 cup at a time, and stir. The dough should be slightly sticky. Knead the dough on a floured surface until it is smooth and elastic, about 10 minutes. Oil a large bowl and then place the dough in the bowl and turn it to coat with oil. Cover the bowl with plastic wrap and let stand in a warm area until it has doubled in volume, about 1 hour. Filling: In a medium bowl, mix all ingredients together. Refrigerate until ready to use. Assembly: Roll out dough until very thin (about 1/8-inch thick). With a pastry cutter, cookie cutter, or knife, cut out 3-inch to 3 1/2-inch circles. Put a small spoonful of filling in the middle of each circle. Fold the dough over while holding it in 1 hand, and use your other hand to pinch the edges and seal the half-moon shaped dumpling. If the dough sticks to your fingers, use a little oil on your hands. Heat the water for your steamer and oil the insert's surface. Steam the momos, a few at a time, so that they don't touch each other. Steam until the dough looks transparent, about 5 minutes. Serve immediately with the Dipping Sauce on the side.
Heat the white wine in a medium skillet over medium heat. Add the garlic, shallots, and cumin and cook until very lightly sauteed; set aside. Heat the olive oil in another medium skillet over high heat. Add the tomatoes and cook on high heat until they split open and their juice comes out. Add the salt, cilantro, and dill. Saute for another minute and remove the pan from the heat. Let cool to room temperature. Transfer everything to a food processor or a blender and process until fairly smooth. Serve sauce on the side.
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Thursday, June 29, 2017
Mahathir thinks everyone is like him
Salleh Said Keruak
Today, Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad said Prime Minister Najib Tun Razak is going to arrest the opposition leaders. That is the most ridiculous thing Mahathir has said so far and there is no basis for saying it.
From 1998 to 2001 Mahathir detained many of those who opposed him. And he used the detention without trial law to detain those he could not charge in court.
The Human Rights Watch said in 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, etc., that Malaysia under Mahathir is a police state while Mahathir is a dictator. Mahathir replied that Malaysia cannot practice western-style democracy because of the danger of racial problems like what happened in 1969.
Mahathir is making unfounded allegations against Prime Minister Najib because he has nothing left to say. Maybe Mahathir is worried about the RCI on the US$10 billion forex losses.
Saturday, June 24, 2017
Happy Eid-el-fitri
Salleh Said Keruak
We celebrate the end of the month of Ramadan, the month when all Muslims are supposed to restrain, refrain and reflect. Ramadan is the month we keep our lust and desires in check, we discard our arrogance and temper, we demonstrate humility and humbleness, we harbour compassion and love for others, and we spend our time reflecting on our deeds and our duties. In fact, meditation or muraqaba would be what Muslims in fasting should be doing.
The first day of Shawwal is the day to celebrate our victory during the month of Ramadan -- the victory over our own self, what can be called the small jihad. During Ramadan we not only refrain from eating, drinking and smoking, but also from hurting others, either physically, verbally or emotionally. And Shawwal is the day we ask and offer forgiveness for our transgressions, whether intentionally or otherwise.
Unfortunately, not all Muslims understand the spirit of Ramadan and Shawwal, not only in Malaysia but all over the world. Conflicts and animosity continue and we allow our egos, hatred and anger to cloud our judgement. This is not Islam and is not what Ramadan and Shawwal stand for. So let us celebrate Shawwal as a day of peace and forgiveness, not only for the good of the ummah but for the good of all Malaysians.
Selamat Hari Raya Aidilfitri
Salleh Said Keruak
Kita meraikan penghujung Bulan Ramadan, di mana umat Islam sepatutnya menahan, menghalang dan memperlihatkan keimanan dan ketakwaan. Ramadan adalah bulan yang kita teruskan menahan nafsu dan keinginan, kita buang keangkuhan dan kemarahan kita, kita tunjukkan kesederhanaan dan kerendahan hati, kita mengasihi dan menyayangi antara satu sama lain, dan kita luangkan masa memikir dan cermin perbuatan dan amalan kita .Malah amalan mendekatkan diri kepada Allah atau muraqaba adalah perkara yang dituntut yang perlu diamalkan oleh Umat Islam dalam masa puasa.
Hari pertama Syawal merupakan hari menyambut kemenangan pada bulan Ramadan - kemenangan ke atas diri kita sendiri yang boleh dianggap sebagai jihad kecil. Semasa Ramadan kita bukan hanya menahan diri daripada makan, minum dan merokok, tetapi juga menahan daripada melukai atau menyakiti hati orang lain, baik secara fizikal, secara lisan atau emosi. Dan Syawal adalah hari di mana kita meminta pengampunan dan mengampuni segala pelanggaran kita, sama ada secara sengaja atau sebaliknya.
Malangnya, tidak semua umat Islam memahami semangat Ramadan dan Syawal, bukan sahaja di Malaysia tetapi juga di seluruh dunia. Konflik dan permusuhan berterusan dan kita beri ruang kepada ego, kebencian dan kemarahan menyelebungi kebijaksanaan mengadili atau menghakimi. Ini tidak selaras dengan amalan Islam, dan bukan ini yang diiyakan dalam bulan Ramadan dan Syawal. Oleh itu marilah kita merayakan Syawal sebagai hari kedamaian dan pengampunan, bukan hanya untuk umat Islam tetapi untuk kebaikan semua rakyat Malaysia.
Sunday, June 18, 2017
Remember when the US was accused of interfering?
Salleh Said Keruak
During the years of 1998 to 2003, Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad was very angry with the United States of America over what he alleged was that superpower's interference in Malaysian politics. Mahathir was so upset that he called Anwar an American agent -- and in 2003 Anwar sued the NST for reporting that. Mahathir grumbled that when Anwar went to the US he received a 21-gun salute even though he was only the Deputy Prime Minister while, as Prime Minister, Mahathir did not receive the same red carpet treatment. The US then called Anwar a 'Prisoner of Conscience' and this angered Mahathir even more.
To Mahathir, Malaysia's politics is Malaysia's internal affairs and outsiders should not interfere in Malaysia's internal affairs. In fact, this has been the international practice for a long time. Countries can, of course, comment about the internal affairs of other countries if it involves matters such as human rights, civil liberties, child labour, child sex, genocide, and so on. Other than that you respect the sovereignty of another country.
The problem with the United States Justice Department's announcement of 15th June 2017, however, plus the first one on 20th July 2016, is that their statement is not confined to the subject matter: which is about an alleged crime committed on US soil. A large part of the DoJ statement talks about what is happening internally in Malaysia, and an even larger part has no relevance to the subject of whether a crime has been committed on US soil as alleged. The main issue here is not the US or the DoJ but that they are quoting from the complaint that they received. So the issue here is who are the parties who lodged that complaint with the US DoJ?
Friday, June 16, 2017
The DoJ announcement is meant to distract us from the opposition's problems
Salleh Said Keruak
The opposition Pakatan Harapan is really bankrupt of ideas if they need to resort to inviting foreign intervention into Malaysian politics. Pakatan Harapan is also misleading Malaysians about the implications of the United States Department of Justice (DoJ) announcement yesterday.
The DoJ is acting based merely on the complaints it received. And the DoJ made it clear that "a civil forfeiture complaint is merely an allegation that money or property was involved in or represents the proceeds of a crime and that these allegations are not proven until a court says so."
The implications to this is those against Datuk Seri Najib are trying to get the United States involved in Malaysia's internal politics. This is an act of treason and during Tun Dr Mahathir's time he would use the Internal Security Act (ISA) to detain such people without trial.
They did the same in July last year and the intention was to use the DoJ announcement to attack Datuk Seri Najib. It failed last year and they are trying it again, hoping that this time it will work. There is actually no substance in the allegation and even the DoJ said it is a civil action based on complaints and not based on any court decision. In fact, no court action has even been launched yet.
Pakatan Harapan is in mess and they appear to be on the brink of a breakup. So they need this distraction to take attention away from the problems the opposition is facing. And this is all that the DoJ announcement is: an attempt to smear the Prime Minister and distract Malaysians from the fact that the opposition is in dire straits.
Thursday, June 15, 2017
The Opposition is attacking Datin Seri Rosmah to camouflage its weaknesses
Salleh Said Keruak
After a quiet of about four years the Opposition has relaunched its anti-Rosmah campaign and is circulating fabricated stories not supported by any evidence alleging all sorts of things regarding Datin Seri Rosmah Mansor. In fact, many of these stories have already been proven false when they first came out years ago. So, again, Malaysia is being feasted with an orgy of lies.
The Opposition is hoping that by bringing back the old stories regarding Datin Seri Rosmah's shopping Malaysians would focus on that issue instead and would not notice the confusion about who Pakatan Harapan's Prime Minister-in-waiting is. Pakatan Harapan is at the most critical stage of its very short life and if it cannot resolve this matter Pakatan Harapan is going to disintegrate just like Pakatan Rakyat did not too long ago.
The Opposition needs a new distraction and as much as they try to resurrect the 1MDB issue they know it is a failed strategy because the issue is already dead and RM42 billion has not disappeared into thin air, as Mahathir had originally alleged. So now Malaysians are again being fed doses of lies regarding Datin Seri Rosmah. The question is has Pakatan Harapan resolved all its problems? They cannot even resolve just one issue, who their leader is. And they are hoping if Malaysians start talking about Datin Seri Rosmah the problems plaguing the Opposition can be swept under the carpet.
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