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I became interested a long time ago (1986?-93?) in "Case Green", Nazi Germany's plan to invade Czechoslovakia at the time of the so-called Munich Crisis.
I involved myself in ridiculous amounts of ferreting for details on German war plans, orbats for both sides, the Czech fortification systems and so on. I made the happy acquaintance of the Fujimi 38t and Esci 35t tank kits.
I ran across Richard Marsh's Slovak Rapid Brigade in an old copy of Wargames Illustrated and started to track down this company called "Raventhorpe" with their inelegantly sculpted, seperate head Slovaks who I intended with all cunning to paint as Czechs per the plate in the Funcken on WW2.
Happy days. Eventually though it all fell apart due to a lack of readily accessible information.
Times though have now changed and I have been doodling with some Barbarossa modelling brought about by Pegasus Minis fast builds and am quietly working away on my Slovak Fast brigade.
However it does occour to me that Alzheim is not unlike Bohemia-Moravia geographically and that way back then, I really enjoyed building my old Czech aircraft from those KP kits (which I still have a few of and are fairly cheap and abundant on eBay). I am also struck by the amount of Aero, Avia and Letov aircraft Alzheim bought from 1934 on. Her use of LT vz 35 tanks and OA vz 30 armoured cars is documented only in a few extremely grainy photos from the period, but the information is there. A little bird also tells me that Alzheimer troops wore uniforms very like those of the Hungarian or perhaps the Romanian armies of the time as well. Internet searches have given me a better understanding of the types of light and heavy "objects" which made up the
It may well be that Alzheim was not absorbed into Germany in 1866 after all.
Which brings me in my roundabout way to my purpose. Does anyone own a copy of Command Magazine #24? It's main feature is a hypothetical scenario on Case Green. I used to own it, but seem only to have retained the hex map and the tokens.


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- We both have laptops with DVD players in them so we can rent or borrow movies when we feel like watching something (you can even rent full seasons of TV shows through Netflix, Blockbuster, or the local library system)
- If you visit the network websites you can watch most of your weekly shows on-line for free.
- iTunes has tons of shows available for download by episode or for the season (you have to pay for them, but at least then you actually own them).
- iTunes also has lots of podcasts (some just audio, but others video) that include the national nightly news
- Go to the movies
Thursday, May 22, 2008
The sound of silence
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We got rid of our cable over a year ago and haven't missed it once! There are so many other fun things to do rather than sitting on the couch watching TV.
- May 22, 2008 at 12:20 PM
- Heather @ SGF said...
Dave and I were talking this morning about what it's like to be around TV now. It seems so loud, obnoxious and completely distracting. I'm so glad we made the change!
- May 22, 2008 at 12:28 PM
- Melissa said...
I'm soooo jealous. I've been trying to convince my SO for almost a year now that we should get rid of tv, with no luck - I'll keep nagging though :)
- May 22, 2008 at 8:06 PM
- Green Bean said...
I'm jealous too! I try try try to get my husband to cut cable. He has cut back and we've started playing scrabble and such after the kids go to bed. I almost never watch TV but it is distracting to have on and I generally don't like my kids to watch it.
- May 23, 2008 at 11:25 AM
- Theresa said...
I love the spaces in between things too. Life just gets too full otherwise. We'll be turning our dish off for the summer again this year, maybe one day we'll do it for good!
- May 23, 2008 at 1:17 PM
- Heather @ SGF said...
You know, I thought it would be a problem for us because for Dave, coming home and turning on the TV was how he used to destress in the evenings. I had lived without TV before though so I knew I would love it.
It turns out, Dave loves the quiet just as much as I do and when he wants to watch a show, he just pops his headphones into his computer and watches whatever he likes.
We were at my grandparents house a couple weeks ago, where the tv is ALWAYS on. There was a point at which it was just the two of us in the living room and he turned the sound completely off. We've grown so accostomed to the quiet, we wouldn't have it any other way.
- May 23, 2008 at 1:18 PM

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Coconut and beeswax with braided cotton wick, in glossy black glass tumbler.
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Australian Designers on Show
26 Mar 2012
The Australian Designers and Creators exhibition, which grew out of the Australian Craft Show at Fox Studios in Sydney has morphed into Australian Designers on Show. The exhibnition at the Masonic Hall in Turramurra over the weekend of 23rd, 24th and 25th March 2012 was the fourth exhibition of it's kind and the first time I have taken part.
The fine timber craftsman Dave Jones had to pull out of this year's Designers on Show so I was very pleased to have been invited as his replacement. While the number of visitors wasn't huge it was a good show for me. I sold several of my abstract leadlight mirrors and had many worthwhile conversations and some very positive leads for future commissions. It's been quite a few years since I have exhibited on the Northside (was a member of the North Shore Craft Group for many years when I lived at Lane Cove) and I'll definitely have a presence at Turramurra in 2013.
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This blog is where you will find my latest news. It can range from posting images of progress of the current commission to art crit to political or social commentary, both national and international. Anything, basically, that's commanding my attention and I feel is worth sharing with you, my reader. Enjoy. My previous blog can be found at jeffreyhamilton.blogspot.com
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Built by English Electric's Vulcan foundry as No. D6725 in 1961 it was first allocated to Stratford, the
loco had stints at March and Thornaby until TOPS renumbering as No. 37025 in February 1974 after
being repainted into BR blue.The loco continued to serve the Eastern region until mid-1981 when it was transferred to Glasgow Eastfield until another change saw it allocated to Inverness where it gained RETB and a headlamp to work the Highland lines. It gained large logo blue livery in December 1983 at it's last BR overhaul and carried on serving the Highlands under all three depots, Eastfield, Inverness and Motherwell until the end of British Rail and Regional Railways, retaining it's now somewhat celebrity large logo livery. In March 1994 it was named 'Inverness TMD-Quality Approved' and gained a fresh coat of large logo, including a very odd looking hand painted BR logo!
The misshapen arrows were painted out by 1996 in an attempt to eradicate traces of BR (or the bad painting!) but amazingly it kept large logo livery right through Transrail and EWS ownership up until withdrawal in February 1999 in 'the great EWS cull' of older locomotives. No. 37025 is possibly the most famous large logo class 37, carrying the livery since 1983. Happily, it is still with us today, being secured for preservation at Bo'ness thanks to The Scottish 37 Group and has been restored to better than its former glory, reunited with its 'Inverness TMD' nameplates in 2007. 37025 was re-registered for full mainline use in January 2016 and can be seen today across the network powering test trains for Colas rail. It is in this present condition that we have chosen to represent our model.
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HANCOCK, Vt./RIPTON, Vt. - Saint Michael's College Alpine skiing junior Fredrik Sandell (Oslo, Norway/Donski Alpine) and sophomore Brad Farrell (West Windsor, Vt./Sharon Academy) both broke into the top 15 during the slalom on Friday during day one of the season-ending Middlebury College Carnival. The Purple Knights were 10th out of 15 between Alpine and Nordic races, with the Alpine men fifth among 13 teams.
The carnival, which is also the Eastern Intercollegiate Ski Association (EISA) Championship and NCAA East Regional Championship, is using the Middlebury Snow Bowl for Alpine events and Rikert Ski Touring Center for Nordic competitions. The meet concludes on Saturday.
Farrell earned placement among the top 15 for the fourth time this winter by clocking in at 1:38.17 between two runs to nab 11th, posting the best second run in the event at 46.41 to move up from 30th after his opening run. Sandell had similar second-run success, with his showing of 46.86 second only to Farrell. Sandell was 15th overall in 1:38.52 after tying for 28th during the morning run, taking home his third top-15 showing of the winter. Senior Carl-Oscar Bredengen (Oslo, Norway/Donski Alpine) placed 26th in 1:39.40.
Only a handful of women completed a second run in the slalom before inclement conditions forced the suspension of the event, with final standings being based solely on the morning trek down the mountain. Sophomore Nicole Cordingley (Litchfield, N.H./Campbell) turned in her second-best slalom placement of the winter, taking 33rd in 55.42. Senior Shannon Conroy (Auburn, Calif./Home Schooled) was 44th in 56.99, and sophomore Mary Joyce (Long Beach, N.Y./Sacred Heart Academy) had her third-best placement of the season at 51st in 58.07.
For the ninth time in 10 individual races this winter, first-year Torin La Liberte (Madison, N.H./Kennett) paced the Nordic men, claiming 55th place during the 10K classic in 32:45.6. Junior Isaiah St. Pierre (Charlestown, N.H./Fall Mountain Regional) was 61st at 35:18.0, and sophomore Samuel Fogg (Rutland, Vt./Rutland) took 63rd at 35:54.2 as the first of four consecutive Purple Knights to cross the finish line.
Senior Silke Hynes (Burlington, Ontario/Milton District) was 58th in the women's 5K classic with a time of 21:01.3, and sophomore Elizabeth Cubberley (Acworth, N.H./Fall Mountain Regional) took 60th at 21:21.3. First-year Catie Corrigan (Canajoharie, N.Y./Canajoharie Central School) was 62nd in 21:37.1, with teammates also claiming each of the next three spots.


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The Easter Rising
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We're approaching the 100th anniversary of the Easter Rising, and it may be appropriate to give you ClanDonnell's short take on the week-long Rising.
Ireland was not especially ripe for rebellion in the first decade or so of the twentieth century. The penal laws ended and Catholics were moving into the mainstream. Land reforms of the late 19th and early 20th Century were beginning to show positive effects, and more and more Irish farmers were the owners of their farms. The Irish had the same rights as other British subjects, meaning, in particular, they had freedom of speech and assembly, freedom from oppressive government action, the right to trial by jury, and a free press. Home rule, which would have given Ireland authority over most domestic policies, was painfully slow in coming, but it seemed inevitable.
In the sixty or seventy years after the Great Hunger, Ireland remained governed by and was a part of Great Britain. Britain would not have been able to govern Ireland then without the help and acquiescence of the Irish. The Irish were in all levels of the army, the police, and the civil service. The vast majority of Irish accepted British governance and union with Great Britain. Political groups on the far sides of the issue - the Unionists and the Republicans - opposed home rule, each for their own reasons. The Unionists wanted to maintain complete union with the British. The Republicans wanted complete independence. But for most of the Irish people in the middle, the home rule that was to come was sufficient.
The rebellion that did come was not, by any means, a popular uprising. It was instead the work of more radical and more committed elements within Ireland. It was they who led it, and it was the people who followed.
World War I was an especially brutal affair and Great Britain was thoroughly embroiled in it. Two years into the war, Irish extremists thought that Britain's struggles in the war provided a perfect opportunity for rebellion. Several secret organizations planned a combined uprising scheduled for Easter Sunday, 1916. The organizations included the Irish Volunteers, the Irish Citizen Army (volunteers organized to protect labor union workers against the police), the Cumann na mBan (a women's paramilitary group), the Fianna Eireann (a Republican youth organization), and the Irish Republican Brotherhood (the secret society organization founded with the American Fenians). Each of these groups and the members of these groups would evolve into a single organization after the Easter rebellion - the Irish Republican Army.
(The photo on the right is of the Cumann na mBan marching in Dublin before the Rising.)
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In January Point Douglas neighbourhood community activist James Favel and social worker Larry Morrissette published an angry call for the Gonzaga Middle School to put a halt to plans to set up shop this fall in the area just north of Winnipeg's downtown core — an area where household incomes average about half the average for the city and more than one-third of residents are aboriginal.
A Catholic school with a Catholic culture means another attempt to strip indigenous kids of their own culture and spiritual traditions, the two said.
"On the heels of the Truth and Reconciliation (Commission) findings and recommendations, it's kind of a big middle finger to everybody," Favel told The Catholic Register.
"The Catholic Church has caused us enough damage. It is time for this to stop," wrote Favel and Morrissette on the CBC News web site.
This version of what Gonzaga is all about is inaccurate, uninformed and insulting, as far as Gonzaga president Tom Lussier is concerned.
"Comparisons between us and a residential school are just odious," said Lussier.
Gonzaga Middle School will be Canada's second Nativity School. Mother Teresa Middle School in Regina is the first. There are 60 such schools in the United States.
The Nativity School concept was pioneered by Jesuits in American inner cities beginning in the early 1970s. The idea is to offer families an extended and intensive educational program in the most critical years leading up to high school. Nativity Schools have built a reputation for breaking the cycle of poverty. Longer school days, a longer school year, smaller class sizes, one-on-one tutoring, social work support for kids and their families and mentoring that follows students through high school and university are all part of the model.
Favel and Morrissette characterize this as a "country club" education offered in exchange for conformity to Catholic religious practice.
The Gonzaga advisory board includes professor Niigaan Sinclair, acting department head of Native Studies at the University of Manitoba. A "Statement of Reconciliation" posted to the Gonzaga Middle School web site was co- written by Sinclair's father, Justice Murray Sinclair, who headed up the Truth and Reconciliation Commission.
Lussier is not an outsider who has invaded Winnipeg with a formula to solve North Winnipeg's problems. He was born and raised in the city and spent 35 years working at St. Paul's, the Jesuit high school in Winnipeg, 11 years as principal before he took on the challenge of Gonzaga.
"We think the public school system in Winnipeg is doing a lot of very good work. But there remains the need, based on research, for more resources being brought to bear in northeast downtown and the Point Douglas area," Lussier said. "Those are the two areas of the city that are most affected by socioeconomic disadvantage."
Regina's Mother Teresa Middle School opened its doors five years ago. As the school's first students now make their way through Grade 10, the school is gaining trust in the native community.
"You're dealing with a group of people who don't trust easily, and rightfully so," said Mother Teresa executive director Curtis Kleisinger. "We've gone from 50 per cent aboriginal-First Nations to 82 per cent this year. Next year, we'll probably be in the 90s. That shows you we're gaining faith in the aboriginal community, with the grandmothers."
The idea that a Jesuit-inspired school would try to separate anybody from their own culture or faith is ridiculous, said Kleisinger.
"As a matter of fact, I'm focusing on your identity and your culture and helping you explore who you are," he said. "Most of my students came from the Catholic system. The parents have already made the decision to have them in a Catholic school. I'm not stripping anybody of their culture."
Students and families choose to go to Mother Teresa. They go through an interview process before they are accepted. Nativity Schools are not residential. Students live with their families and families are supported through the school.
Students who rarely turned up in class before their experience at Mother Teresa are now in high school averaging 92-per-cent attendance.
"We've had kids who have lost every member of their family, who have really struggled and have really been angry and have had to battle through things," said Kleisinger. "But now they're in school doing incredibly well, engaged in all kinds of activities and want to be marine biologists."
Lussier is quick to point out the idea behind Nativity Schools is not to target any ethnic, racial or religious minority. The aim is to give poor kids an education that will change their life prospects.
Lussier makes no apology for offering a Catholic education, but sees that as the furthest thing from some form of proselytism or brainwashing.
"The approach we are taking is perhaps a little bit more sensitive to the history of residential schools and that's partly because in Winnipeg we have the largest urban indigenous population in Canada," he said. "We will include in the curriculum of this school teaching on indigenous culture and history in Canada in a way that respects the fact that we are all treaty people and we have a shared history."


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You may remember that a few months ago I did a product review on the Sally Hansen Salon Effects in Laced Up but I was on the fence about this new marvel. It did look fantastic but after the first day of placing it on my nails, it seemed to peel and look very unattractive. So I thought it was only fair to buy another pack and give it another go. I do believe that last time I did not follow instructions so well and that I may have had a faulty pack, so second time round I hoped things to be different.
After carefully reading the instructions, I was amazed how gorgeous my nails looked one I had placed the gorgeous leopard inspired print, Kitty Kitty on my nails. I instantly liked this more than Laced Up which I had bought a few months prior because it seemed more exciting and it easily patched up with more strips – without the risk of making it look like a patched job.
This product may sound quicker than painting your nails, but I have to disagree. It look me a long time to do both of my hands but that aspect did not bother me because I had a Lush face mask and this was for a special occasion so extra time was needed. I would not apply this as a time saving product but for the special effects/patterns, it is by far something for a special occasion!
Last time, my manicure started to fault only after a few hours of wear but I do believe that was due to my lack of instruction understanding and also my pack wasn't bonding correctly with my nails. Since applying Kitty Kitty on Monday (Day Four) , I am happy to announce that it has not peeled from my left hand and looks as great as the day I did it. My right hand however has suffered a few light chips, but they were easily fixed with the remaining strips.
I would definitely buy this product again after my currently experience because I also touch my manicure before it is dry, so this saves me a lot of time of having to remove and reapply. I also love the comments from wearing these patterns, and many and surprised when I say they are strips and not nail art done from my own hand. Thank you Sally Hansen for releasing such a great product for people who are manicure ruiners!


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- A Battle Royal has been announced for next Wednesday's WWE NXT UK episode on the WWE Network. The winner will become the new #1 contender to NXT UK Women's Champion Toni Storm for a future title shot. Participants announced for the match include Piper Niven, Killer Kelly, Candy Floss, Jinny, Nina Samuels, Isla Dawn, Rhea Ripley, Xia Brookside, Kay Lee Ray and Jazzy Gabert.
- As noted, this week's WWE SmackDown featured another backstage promo from Aleister Black. The big man of the blue brand has been looking for a fight since coming to SmackDown in the 2019 Superstar Shakeup, and this week he was practically begging for a new opponent.
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Haskins wrote, "Come at me, Tommy @WWEAleister"
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Come at me, Tommy @WWEAleister https://t.co/DmPBdnNRIH— OVERKILL (@ThisIsHaskins) June 12, 2019
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Dec. 31, 2018 - Unfortunately we lost the entire racing month of October to rain which I believe is the first time that has ever happened. We did not schedule an Awards banquet for this year, but I did mail out all the checks and passes for the top five finishers in our Summit ET Points Series. We will hand out award plaques in the Spring at a yet to be determined date. Here is how the point series shook out. Merry Christmas to everyone.
Vince Musolino secured another Super Pro points championship driving a Pro Charged Chevy powered dragster, a switch from his familiar Nitrous powered entries from past seasons. Vince accumulated 32 points as well as 2 wins and a runner-up finish. Last year's champ Bob Belvick in his dragster was right there finishing second with 29 points. Mike Scribani and Mike Thomas did the door guys proud tying for third in their Camaro's with 27 points each and tying for fifth with 26 points each were Jordan Reader and Heather Scheirer both driving Chevy powered dragsters.
After tying for the top spot last year, but losing the tie breaker formula Myles Higby won the Pro class in his '69 Dart. Myles accumulated 38 points with 1 win, 2 runner-up's and 2 semifinal round finishes along the way to the title. Matt Consiglio, Gary Rolfe Jr. and Terry Lee all tied for second with 29 points. As for Terry, that was an amazing feat seeing he missed several weeks due to an unexpected illness. Justin Hardman and last year's champ Mike LaRose Sr. tied for fifth with 28 points.
I'm not sure if anyone can stop Ryan Orizino in the Pro MX class as he guided his Arctic Cat race sled to his 4th consecutive championship scoring 3 wins, 1 runner-up and 1 semifinal finish and totaling 40 points. Kevin Wuest was second on his Polaris with 33 points, David Ashby was third with 15, Steve Stone was fourth with 13 and Robert Williams rounded out the top five with 5 points.
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Many time Street Money Champ Steve English won again in his Cutlass amassing 39 points as well a 3 wins. Dan Caissie drove his Mustang to a second place finish with 34 points, Steve Seelman Jr. had a great season with a third place finish and 32 points, Rich Garland and Clarence Spady tied for fourth and fifth with 31 points.
Steve Searles repeated as the Modified points champ driving his Mustang to the season title with 38 points on the strength of 2 wins and 2 runner-up finishes. Myles Higby was second with 24, Dave Hubbard and Brian Mahler tied for third with 23 points and Jim Pipines was fifth with 21.
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The aforementioned Steve English wrapped up his fourth straight Street Trophy championship with 35 points and winning 6 out of the 10 contested point's races. Kurt Hagen, Steve Seelman Sr. and Steve Seelman Jr. tied for second with 30 points each and Rich Garland and Jim Pipines tied for the 4th and 5th spot s with 24 points each.
Bike/Sled Trophy
Kevin Wuest is the Bike/Sled Trophy champ with 42 points and 7 wins, 1 runner up and 1 semi-final round appearance. David Ashby was second with 18 and Robert Williams was third with 3.
Messiah Hart and Jazmyne Short both finished with 33 points in the Jr. Dragster class this season, but Messiah won the championship tie-breaker because he had 3 wins, while Jazmyne finished with 2 wins. A great effort by both kids. Jimmy O'Toole was third with 25 points and Alexis Collins and Natalia Musolino round out the top five with 20 points each.
A few other highlights from 2018 were: Ryan Orizino won the NHRA King of The Track race earning himself another embroidered jacket and the special "Wally" Trophy. NYS Championship/All Access Challenge winners were: Scott Drake in Super Pro, Todd Lipke in Pro, Ron Dean in Pro MX, Steve English in Street Money, Chrissy Klein in Modified, Kurt Hagen in Street Trophy, Kevin Wuest in Bike / Sled Trophy and Jazmyne Short in Jr. Dragster. Jimmy O'Toole picked up a Gamblers race win at the Div. 1 Jr. Dragster Championships held at Numidia. Thanks to everyone that came out to race and watch with us in 2018. Have a safe winter and we'll see you in 2019.
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I was able to reflect this weekend on the chance our team had to serve at Preble Street's Soup Kitchen for the homeless in Portland, Maine on Friday. The experience was eye-opening and we not only learned a great deal about the homeless epidemic, but we also learned how we can help them feel "human" again. That really struck me. Human again? You mean they don't feel human?
When we arrived, we were each given small jobs that helped prepare for breakfast. I washed and chopped potatoes for home fries, while others began prepping food items or washing dishes as things were finished up. After about an hour of prep, we were ready to start the serving line and the doors were open. We were told that by simply offering choices on the serving line, we are giving them some of their independence back. We were also told we may be the only human interaction these people have all day. Wow. I needed to make it count.
I watched as more than 500 people made it through our line, each with their own story. I saw mental illness, drug addiction, families fleeing war-torn countries, but most of all - I saw humanity. Humanity that was suffering silently and would only look you in the eye if you spoke to them first. But when that eye contact did happen, I saw the most genuine smiles and in those smiles I could see the glimpse of who they used to be. The fisherman who lost his job, the educated immigrant hoping for a chance to work, the teenager kicked out by their family - they all had a life before this and they are all trying to journey back to a life that seems unattainable at the moment.
This moment changed me. I thought I was compassionate but realized that sometimes I am fearful - fearful of those that are different than me simply because I don't know where they come from or where their life journey has taken them. I think Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. had the same message for us all when he said, "We must build dikes of courage to hold back the flood of fear." So here's to 2018, where my eyes are a little more open and so is my heart.


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Last year in August, to celebrate our 12th anniversary, Eric and I took a drive out to Long Beach, Astoria, and Fort Stevens. It was a nice drive, listening to a good book (Ready Player One by Earnest Cline, narrated beautifully by Wil Wheaton), some good time in the sand, and I did a little photoshoot for my newest finished object and a not-pictured yet-to-be-released pattern.
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E took some really cool pics of me in the old battery at Fort Stevens, showcasing the beautiful long length of the hallway, and I loved the picture so much it had been my cover photo on Facebook ever since.
This month, when my inlaws were in town, we got a chance to go back to Fort Stevens, and so I planned a little revised photoshoot. I had this vision in my head of taking a new picture in the hallway and putting past-kristine back to back with present-kristine :)
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I am on a health journey, not the end, so I choose to consider this my past and present (rather than before and after). My goal is to balance out everything in my body and use the habits of health I've learned along the way to continue to get more physically fit, mentally well, and be able to enjoy life!
These are a few of the other pics taken while we were out there! (and a bonus picture of E and me another part of the weekend)
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|this is me! just as I am! with extra sass, perhaps!
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The Year 1 and 2 Visual Arts students of Te Auaha NZ Institute of Creativity, will be presenting their latest works in the upcoming exhibition called "Red Thread – Te Aho Whero".
The exhibition opens on 13th November at 11am at Potocki Paterson Art Gallery, Level 1, 41 Dixon Street, Wellington.
The concept of "Red Thread" represents a metaphorical link that connects each artist, through their passion in the creative arts. On display will be a diverse range of works from Painting, Printmaking, Illustration, and Graphic Design, to Contemporary Jewellery, and Photography.
"We are a group of visual artists who have come together in various media to showcase our work as emerging artists" said Kathryn Armitage, second year student. "This exhibition is an important part of our development as creative individuals."
Victoria Spackman, Director of Te Auaha agrees, "As part of their study, students are required to put together an exhibition during each year of their study. By the time they graduate they will have been involved in at least three exhibitions. This is essential in helping them develop an understanding of how the art world operates."
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Playing in front of your home crowd in any instance gives a team an initial advantage. When you play in front of your home crowd in a three-game tournament, the odds are on your side to make a statement. On Friday evening, the Hawaii Warriors had that opportunity, as they took on the Auburn Tigers in the third-place game of the 2015 Diamond Head Classic.
The Warriors knocked off the Northern Iowa Panthers in their tournament opener, and gave the Oklahoma Sooners a serious run for their money in their semi-finals loss. They were looking to send their fans home with an extra Christmas present, in the form of a win over a power conference opponent.
While the final score was a double-digit margin of victory, the contest was the true definition of back-and-forth. The teams swapped big leads in the second half, and the final outcome was decided in the final 3 minutes of the game.
In the end, the Hawaii Warriors used timely free throw shooting down the stretch to take down the Auburn Tigers, 79-67.
In front of a rowdy home crowd, Hawaii wasted little time getting things rolling on the offensive end. Aaron Valdes and Stefan Jankovic each recorded a basket on the Warriors' first two possessions, prompting Auburn to take a timeout just 1:08 into the game.
The timeout worked, as Bryce Brown responded with a three for the Tigers out of the break. From there, the back-and-forth action would start, and would be a common theme over the course of the game.
Roderick Bobbitt connected on a three-pointer out of the under-12 media timeout to stake Hawaii to a 16-8 lead, but Auburn was still hanging around.
A 10-0 run from the Tigers, spearheaded by Tyler Harris who recorded 5 of the 10 points, pushed them back into the lead, this time prompting a timeout from the Warriors. Bobbitt would respond with a three-pointer out of the break, and the see-saw action would continue.
Auburn would stretch their lead to as many as 5 points as the opening half wore on, but were unable to put some serious separation between themselves and the Warriors. Stefan Jovanovic would connect on a layup with 1:06 remaining in the half, and Hawaii trailed 30-29 at the break.
Kareem Canty opened the second half scoring for the Tigers, pushing their lead to 3, but then Hawaii took over for the next three-plus minutes. A dunk from Michael Thomas kicked off an 11-0 run for the Warriors, led by Bobbitt who recorded 8 of the 11 points, all in succession.
Not to be outdone, Auburn would respond with a 14-3 run of their own to put themselves back in front, at 46-43. Five different players scored in the run for the Tigers, including Canty and Cinmeon Bowers.
The teams would trade baskets before the under-12 media break. Out of the break, and with the score all tied up at 49-all, the Tigers would make yet another run to try and take control of the game. Harris and Canty would go on an 11-2 run of their own to give Auburn a 9-point lead with 9:29 to go.
It was looking more and more like Hawaii wouldn't be denied on Christmas Day in front of their home crowd, as they fought back from the latest Tigers' run to put themselves back in a position to come away victorious. Sai Tummala completed a rare four-point play to end Auburn's run, and Hawaii was back in business.
Down the stretch, the Warriors did the bulk of their damage from the free throw line, and the points started to pile up as Auburn struggled on offense themselves. Missed opportunities from the Tigers, and timely free throw shooting from the likes of Jankovic and Bobbitt allowed Hawaii to take a lead at the 6:14 mark of the half, and never look back.
They built on the lead as the game wound down, and Auburn was never able to recover. The Hawaii Warriors sent their fans home happy with a 79-67 win over the Auburn Tigers in the 3rd-Place game of the Diamond Head Classic.
Auburn had several chances to pull away from the Warriors, but were unable to capitalize on the offensive end of the floor. Guard Kareem Canty scored a team-high 22 points to go along with 8 assists in the loss. Guard Bryce Brown added in 20 points, while Tyler Harris narrowly missed a double-double with 15 points and 9 rebounds.
As for the host Warriors, they got a big game from their stars. Guard Roderick Bobbitt played all 40 minutes of he game, recording a game-high 30 points on 8-of-13 shooting. He was also 6-of-7 from three-point range, and a perfect 8-of-8 from the free throw line.
Forward Stefan Jankovic added 21 points and 8 rebounds in the win.
Looking Ahead
The loss marked the third defeat in the last four games for the Auburn Tigers (6-5). Returning home to the mainland having lost two games the Tigers should have won won't sit well with Coach Pearl. The road doesn't get any easier for the Tigers, as they open SEC play on January 2nd against the Tennessee Volunteers.
On Monday, the Hawaii Warriors (9-2) entered our Mid-Major Power Rankings for a reason, and despite the 3-point loss to Oklahoma, should stay there next week as well. The win over Auburn was their fifth in six games, and the Warriors show no signs of slowing down. They will look to notch their 10th win of the season when they take on the Mississippi Valley State Delta Devils on December 29th.


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Our list of acquiring editors and agents for the Realm Makers conference is ever-evolving, so stop back occasionally for updates to this roster of professionals who will be in attendance at this year's conference. To whet your appetite and convince you to get that manuscript spit-shined by July, here are a few of the professionals who will be taking appointments at the conference.
Linda Howard; editor, Tyndale Publishing
We are looking for YA and MG fiction with a strong Christian wordview (if not overtly Christian), that has a strong hook and excellent writing. We like books that are issues-driven but not preachy. We're open to fantasy, spiritual warfare/supernatural, and sci-fi. Any books in the supernatural realm or that use biblical language need to have a firm biblical basis. We also require our books to be PG-rated. Tyndale Kids publishes books for ages 0-18.
Lisa Mangum; Editor, Shadow Mountain Publishing
Shadow Mountain is looking for well-written, compelling fantasy for middle grade, YA, and adult readers. I am particularly interested in seeing new twists on familiar tropes. I also like stories with strong themes about family. I am also looking for general fiction/women's fiction for adults. I'm not interested in horror.
Our submission guidelines (and online submission process) are available at this address.
Steve Laube; Owner and Agent, Steve Laube Agency
Steve is the picture of flexibility. He says he will look at anything.
Steve Laube is the owner and Publisher for Enclave Publishing, is he is also president and founder of The Steve Laube Agency. He's a 36-year veteran of the book industry. Steve has very eclectic interests. As a literary agent he has represented everything from the sweet romance to the systematic theology. Over the years as an editor or an agent he has worked with many authors in the science fiction and fantasy genre like Kathy Tyers, Patrick Carr, Tosca Lee, Donita K. Paul, Sharon Hinck, Morgan Busse, Nadine Brandes, and others.
Alyssa Roat; Agent, C.Y.L.E.
Alyssa Roat is a junior literary agent with Cyle Young Literary Elite, as well as a freelance editor with Sherpa Editing Services, the online editor and a staff writer for The Echo News, and a research assistant at Zondervan Library. She has also previously worked for Illuminate YA Publishing and Little Lamb Books. She is a YA novelist and an award-winning writer with dozens of works featured in newspapers, magazines, and books.
Sarah Gorman; Agent, C.Y.L.E.
Sarah is taking appointments for the following:
SCREENPLAYS – pitches and mentoring
TV PILOTS (especially children's – think PBS)
Sci-fi/fantasy MG & YA
Find out more about Sarah at https://slgorman.com/
Lesley Sabga – The Seymour Agency
Lesley Sabga has worked as an editorial intern and freelancer for multiple publishing houses. She's also been working for The Seymour Agency since 2014 as an eager intern, Literary Assistant, and, as of 2017, an Associate Agent.
Lesley loves intricate & vivid world-building & character driven plots. She is acquiring MG, YA, and Adult fantasy/sci fi, dark and twisty suspense or thriller featuring strong, female protagonists, loves a classic HEA romance, or curling up with a good mystery.
Andrew Winch; Editor, Havok Magazine
As its name suggests, Havok is looking for hard-hitting stories that keep readers coming back for more. We publish across multiple genres (mystery, thriller, scifi, fantasy, and comedy), and we keep things fresh with a different theme each month. Stories must be between 300-1000 words in length and must be PG-13 or lower. Check out GoHavok.com for more information.
Janeen Ippolito; Editor, Uncommon Universes Press
At Uncommon Universes Press, we delight in fresh world-building with strong character voices and potent plots.
We love stories that own their genre–whether steampunk, paranormal romance, epic fantasy, or space opera–with unique twists and compelling conflicts. And a side of dry wit or snark is always welcome!
Amy Williams; Editor, Crosshair Press
Crosshair Press is a general market publisher open to pretty much any genre, as long as it features cinematic-style writing with vivid characters worthy of their own memes. We accept stories that go dark, as long as you've got a thread of light that shines through.
Currently we are interested in genres including action/adventure, romantic comedies, space operas, science fiction, fantasy, urban fantasy, and steampunk. We'll consider almost anything though, if it's well done.
Michele Harper; Acquisitions Editor; Love2ReadLove2Write Publishing, LLC
Love2ReadLove2Write Publishing is a small traditional press, dedicated to clean or Christian speculative fiction. Currently obtaining for our 2020 production schedule, Michele and her team seek manuscripts that are professional, gripping, and wholesome, all with fantastical or sci-fi elements.
Manuscripts must be complete, and although we ask for a one-sheet and a business card during the pitch session, we also request a proposal and the first three chapters be emailed to us directly after the pitch session. Thank you!


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Shaun Rankin has confirmed he has cut ties with Ormer Jersey after his ideas became 'incompatible' with the planned direction of the Michelin-starred restaurant. The chef said he was 'extremely sad' the four-year partnership had come to an end after a newly-formed shareholder group decided to rethink the site, with plans to turn the next-door deli in to an 'unfussy' dining room. Rankin will now be based in London where he will continue to work on Ormer Mayfair, which he opened at the Flemings hotel in 2016.
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YO! Sushi has hired former Pizza Express boss Richard Hodgson to lead the company as it prepares to ramp up its international expansion. Current chief executive Robin Rowland will step down from his role after 18 years at the group, but will remain on board as non-executive director. It comes after YO! announced its £52.9m acquisition of North America's Bento Sushi chain last week, creating one of the world's largest sushi companies outside Japan. Hodgson said he was excited to join the group at the 'pivotal point' in its development.
Pete Grey
Pete Grey has been named as the new head chef at Heston Blumenthal's upmarket Bray pub The Hind's Head. The chef, whose CV includes spells under Paul Kitching and Adam Simmonds, has been part of the kitchen team for nearly four years and replaced Janos Veres in the role at the end of the month. It comes after the Berkshire restaurant reopened earlier this year following a complete refurb.
Guy Betteridge
Former Gordon Ramsay Group chef Guy Betteridge has been appointed head chef at South Place Hotel's Chop House restaurant. He joins from a role at London restaurant Bronte, and was previously at GRG for seven years, progressing to head chef at Heddon Street Kitchen where he stayed until January this year. The chef has already introduced new dishes to Chop House's British menu, including slow roasted belly of old spot pork with apple sauce; and poached sea trout with leeks, cockles and coastal herbs.
Benjamin Hofer and Daniele Quattromini
The Corinthia Hotel London has announced two senior appointments within its food and beverage department. Benjamin Hofer is the new director of F&B, having previously held the same role at London's Hotel Cafe Royal from 2016-17. He also worked as restaurant director with chef Simon Rogan at Fera at Claridge's (2014-15), which won a Michelin star within four months of launch.
Daniele Quattromini has taken on the role of operations manager at The Northall, the hotel's British restaurant, bar and private dining room. He was previously F&B director at Cliveden House in Berkshire, where he was responsible for Andre Garrett's restaurant The Aster Grill. Quattromini also won the Gold Service Scholarship in 2015.
Susanto Bhattacharya
Susanto Bhattacharya, known as Sunny, is the new head chef at The Tudor Park Marriott Hotel & Country Club in Bearsted, near Maidstone. The Indian-born chef's career includes stints cooking at Raymond Blanc's first Brasserie Blanc restaurant in London, the seven-star Burj Al Arab in Dubai, and The Berkeley hotel in Knightsbridge. He is now heading up a 13-strong team of chefs and will oversee the menus at the hotel's restaurant and bar, as well as catering for up to 250 people at events and private functions.


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The State of Alaska has issued a license that permits exploration for natural gas in the Healy Basin. If significant quantities of of natural gas are found, the licensee, Usibelli Corporation, could convert the license to a lease and begin gas development in the 208,630 acre license area that includes Healy, Ferry, and areas adjacent to Denali National Park including the eastern Wolf Townships. Gas development across the country has had negative impacts including contamination of drinking water wells, air pollution, reduced wildlife populations, and sprawling industrial development in previously wild settings.
STATUS: DCC filed suit against the State of Alaska in December, 2010 because of the many legal inadequacies in the Final Best Interest Finding for this exploration license. After 3 years in court, the Alaska Supreme Court ruled against DCC's arguments on February 14, 2014. You can read the decision and the documents from the case by clicking on Healy Gas Historical Documents & Background. The Alaska Supreme Court heard the appeal on September 18, 2013, and you can watch the video of the proceedings by clicking here.
DCC has been involved with proposed gas development in the Denali area since the potential license was introduced in 2003. Throughout the State's Best Interest Finding (BIF) process which began with a Preliminary BIF in 2005 and a Final Finding in 2010, the DCC has been vigilant with community education and public involvement.
Latest News Keep up to date about recent developments.
Healy Gas Historical Documents & Background Learn more about the Healy Gas License and access historical documents.
Alaska Citizens Guide to Natural Gas Permitting A joint DCC-National Parks Conservation Association publication gives you the scoop on how to make a difference at various stages of the permitting process.
Fact Sheets about Water Rights and Landowner Rights Important information for Landowners!
Fact Sheets about Coalbed Methane and Gas Drilling Learn more about natural gas extraction.
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