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Chapter Twenty Five
Back at our apartment, I ask Dasha, "Everything okay in the kitchen? Our lunch was perfect."
Dasha, "I turn around two plate, presentation no gud. I show chef and Mariella. Ees okay, boy is new."
Amaya, "What was wrong?"
"Roast biff ees too much gravy, dreep over side of sandwich, also one oyster fall out of sandwich on plate. I say every plate must be peerfect, it ees our way."
Amaya, "Gee, Dasha, the place is busy, an oyster fell off the sandwich on the plate…"
"Eemaya, you haf to always be perfect just to walk to deli, none of us can lif home wizout peerfect looking or you make fuss. Why not sandwich peerfect?"
Amaya giggles, "Busted. You are, of course, correct. I have decided to change the staff uniforms. Our restaurant is Ultra Violet. I am changing the shirts to violet, dark, not sissy, from the off white we use now. Only the dinner crew, lunch stays the same."
"Ees gud idea, more sheek."
Amaya giggles again, "Chic, close enough for a reformed Communist."
Dasha is immune to Amaya's pokes, "Dahfoney, I will chee now, you will come."
Everyone goes back to work, I go upstairs first to check on Daria and Eloise, "Did you have lunch?"
Eloise is grinding something, big safety goggles on her skinny face, Daria says, "Powerbar and tea, busy."
Good enough, back downstairs to join Dasha in the meditation loft. We go into qi meditation for an hour.
Dasha, "Enough, now we keek dummy, then tea."
A half hour of banging away, work up a sweat, shower and meet in the kitchen.
"What's for snacks?"
Dasha, "Cookie, small sweet, we haf Japanese. Tonight we will make steak filet, gahrlik mash potato, wiz vegetable for Janah, beeg salad, we have avocado, romaine, vinaigrette or blue chizz."
"Sounds good. Hot fudge sundaes will finish them off."
Tea time, today Chloe and Amaya provide light entertainment, Nikko plays a song and sings. Eloise tears up, she has no idea what they are singing, it's in Japanese, but the emotion is in the sound. The twins don't do emotion, still, it's clear the music soothes them, particularly Daria. Dasha is easier-going, don't mistake that for easy going, not when it comes to our family, not unless you want a shortened life span.
"Why don't you check out entertainment offerings, a movie or TV show for after dinner?"
She's flipping though Netflix, "What ees Lie to Me?' she asks, then reads me the description.
"Sounds interesting, I've heard of it, none of us ever watched it."
Six thirty, Amaya's tending bar. I lay out nuts, crackers and cheeses, our cocktail hour runs from a half hour to an hour, it's open time, they might be on IPads, talking or watching the news, it isn't structured. Mostly it's all of that at once.
Tonight, Daria and Eloise have our new toys ready. There are nine of us, five necklaces, four rings. They sip cocktails and nibble, play with the devices, then we plug in the thumb drives. Cool. Pictures are crisp from any distance, audio picks up from ten yards, video zooms to what we focus on. Best of all, like Google Glass, it's voice activated. We can tell it to zoom in, out, take a photo, record audio, stop, start. Google Glass didn't work out, which seemed obvious to me. The tech was cool enough, nobody wanted to wear the thing in public, it was dorky and irritated people.
Daria, "We will enhance audio to become listening device, needs more work. We created chain to hold pendant in place. Ring must be pointed like camera, otherwise voice activated. We tried a bracelet, pendant and ring work better."
Janah, "This is terrific, has Susan seen the finished product?"
"We sent her video and audio, photos. We made one for her, Daphne can bring it tomorrow."
Nikko is still recording, then she plays it back, "Wow, I don't even have to talk loud, can almost whisper, it still understands."
"We will also make it obey your voice only, no interference from other people talking, maybe a month. But then you cannot share device, it will only respond to you."
Zi, "That's amazing, I think a toast, to Daria, Eloise and Sis, cheers, well done."
Glasses raise, "Well done!"
Dinner is different from cocktails. All the tech disappears and we enjoy the meal, sometimes lots of chatter, other times we just eat. There's not a conversation rule, just how it falls out from night to night. Tonight there's chatter, we don't play with our new toys, but we talk about how they might be used.
Nikko, "I think it's obvious, but they are just for Society work, I don't want to go around recording daily life or business meetings."
Janah, "Still good to remind ourselves, this isn't for privacy invasion, enough of that with mobile phones. Susan can use hers for travel if she wishes, it takes good video and she doesn't have to hold a camera to her eye. We might also want to record something on our walks, or if there's an incident where a recording might help and we don't have to fiddle with a phone."
"True, just use good sense. It's already annoying, people pointing cell phones at people without permission."
Amaya, "They do that with Chloe, even though there are a million photos of her on the website. She has to wear hats and sunglasses most of the time."
Chloe, "It's not so bad, I'm used to it."
"Well, anyway, let's not become one of them," I point my ring at Amaya, "Smile."
She flips me off.
We watch Lie To Me, not bad, Janah thinks the techniques are accurate, and the show reminds viewers every action that 'tells' a lie is not always associated with a lie. It's a probability, requiring further investigation. It's TV though, it doesn't stop the characters from leaping to overly-confident conclusions. The pacing is good, not a lot of flab or filler, we decide to follow the series and see how it grows or fades.
Chapter Twenty Six
It's early, Janah and I are at our private office in one of our Chinatown properties. It has a separate entrance, only a stairwell to the parking lot, there are no windows.
A metal door leads to an interior hallway, in case we have to quietly disappear, but it stays double bolted from the inside. The office is for meetings with people who don't want to be recognized. There's a desk, a round conference table, half dozen chairs, a sofa, sink, small refrigerator with a few cans of soda, coffee pot.
The buzzer buzzes, camera shows the Mayor and a bodyguard, Janah taps the button, the ground floor door cracks open, when they're in the stairwell, the door clicks shut.
"Mr. Mayor, Harv, good morning, coffee?"
Mayor, "That would be great."
I look at Harv, he says, "I'm good."
We sit at the table, we each pull a fat Doughnut Plant from the box, Harv doesn't pass on that, Janah asks, "How can we help you?"
Mayor, "Don't know if you can, it's not something I can handle directly, not without further implicating myself."
Janah, "Not blackmail."
Mayor's shoulders shrug, "How you know that?"
Janah, "You aren't a philanderer, you don't have a secret gay life, you aren't in need of money, don't take bribes, don't use city funds or campaign contributions for personal use, haven't even sent women photos of your privates. Best I can tell, you're not really a politician or you'd be into one or more of those things."
He laughs, "Oh, I'm not a saint, it's politics, I have to accept that there are negotiations to everything. But, no, I don't do any of that stuff. Nobody wants to see my body parts."
"But something you did do has gone sour and if the public finds out, you get thrown to the media wolves."
"Yep, and they love it when a public figure can be made to look bad, nobody writes articles about how I don't steal city money, or I'm loyal to my wife, or I don't hand out city jobs to friends and relatives."
"So, someplace along the line, you got into a deal, real estate project, business interest that started legitimate, then wasn't."
"Jesus, Janah, I coulda phoned this in."
"It's not so hard."
"I put up a bit of cash for a start-up, just a whim. Was about two, three years before I ran for office. I'm a silent partner, I don't go to meetings, have no say in the operation of the company. In New York, there is no requirement for a politician to report outside business interests, so I didn't."
"Still, if the business got shady, fraud, embezzlement, you show up as a part owner. The obvious take will be what did you know and when, and if you didn't know you should have."
"Yep, they'll just make implications with no regard for the facts, and I helped by not paying attention. I've gotten back my original investment, I get my ten percent of profits, that's all the ownership I have. They made apps. I don't know an app from first base, but my kids said it was cool, so I took a piece. At the time, it was only twenty five grand. The first app caught on, some kind of news feed, then they made a simple game, interactive with whoever else is plugged in. That did well too. That's when I got past the original investment, and another hundred grand so far."
"What did they branch out into? The problem."
"Online gambling, poker, like that. It's not legal, it's not illegal, New York law hasn't caught up to the current reality. I severed my ties with them anyway."
"So what's the problem, sounds like public relations, you announce what you did originally, when you found out the business had branched into a murky area, you got out. Seems more honorable than anything else."
"Except the poker is fraudulent. They have the game rigged so that players aren't playing other players, they just think they are. The game looks entirely real but the edge is to the fake players. They let the outsiders win, then one of the fakes has his turn, that one disappears, or loses for a while, but another one starts winning. They did it smart, a few bucks from this game, a few more from another. What it amounts to is there's a two percent house edge, on top of the cut they take for running the site. All they need is lots of regular players, like Vegas or Atlantic City."
"Slick, I assume more than a few poker sites have done the same, probably most of them. The cards are dealt by a computer, doesn't take much expertise to have them dealt in your favor. Still, why not just out them, you would be a hero of honesty."
"Except I found out from a reporter, a poker player. He turned loose a hacker and poker expert, and together they figured out the scam. He told Harv about it."
"Ah, and the reporter doesn't know you had a piece of the business. He goes live and you go dead. If you out them now, it looks like you did it out to cover your tracks."
"Okay, who's the lawyer for the company? There's always a lawyer. He's got the incorporation documents and your name on them. If you have a copy, that would be good. Then who's the reporter? I need the name of the company and the principals. You received checks from them, yes?"
Mayor, "Sure."
"I need your bank account number, where you deposited the checks, if the money was wired, same thing. Incorporation documents were filed with the state, probably the city. You signed things."
"I did."
"Okay, we can't fix that, I think it's okay though, I have some ideas."
"What ideas, if it goes bad, it looks like Watergate."
"If you wanted to go public, you could have, but you're stuck with the reporter."
He shrugs, sighs, "I hate this crap. I made an innocent investment of a few bucks, now I'm Nixon."
"Nixon tried to cover it up, you didn't, not yet anyway. Think it over, your alternative is to go to the reporter, tell him your story, and if he thinks the operation is a scam, you want to make sure it's busted."
"Come on, Janah, nobody's gonna go for that. It's gonna look like I found out about the story and got scared."
"Just want you to think over alternatives. I'm thinking of a way for you to be upfront rather than appearing to be hiding."
"If you pull it off, I'm home free. If I do the other, I'm cooked. Do what you can, if it comes out anyway, I'm no worse off...unless they pitch it as a cover-up."
"That can't happen. This meeting never took place, anything we do won't have your fingerprints on it, you or your staff didn't hire anybody to do anything, there was no money exchanged, nobody but Harv knows we are involved. I know him, you know him, he isn't saying jack. Reporter says he talked to Harv, okay, Harv talks to a lot of people, he doesn't recall a two bit poker scam. It was bullshit in a casual conversation."
Mayor, "That's why he's here, he got the info, and he's loyal."
Harv finally speaks, "Not to mention, I got a good job, my boss didn't do anything wrong, he's a good Mayor. I pal with reporters for just this kind of thing, feed them some harmless political story, they buy me a drink, tell me about their day."
Chapter Twenty Seven
Two days later, Black calls, "Guy named Harv called, gave me the reporter's number, I gave him the message, he wants to meet."
Janah, "No meetings, we've already hacked the site, it's a scam."
"Don't waste time, do you? How's it work?"
"Two players at any game are ghosts, they play for the house, but you can't tell that from the outside. Daria calculated the odds of the ghosts drawing the cards they do at slightly better than random, two or three percent in favor of one ghost or the other. That would be insignificant if it was distributed across all players, but it isn't. Always the ghosts."
"How do you tell a ghost player from a real one?"
"That was the simple part. The ghosts don't have any credit card on file, when they lose, they lose nothing, when they win it goes to an account ultimately attached to the house. In the forty eight hours we tracked the action, the house took in fifty grand from the ghost accounts."
Black, "You have it documented in something besides columns of data? Something a reporter could write about in an understandable way?"
"The math side would take a bit of explaining, the actual mathematics. People will get that the software is rigged without an explanation of statistics. The scam becomes obvious because of the ghosts, we can show those players don't have real accounts, and we can show the real players do. We have to be careful, we have their credit card information. A couple of players use bitcoins, which are more difficult to track, but the amount is tiny compared to credit cards."
"I see it. Just evidence there are fake players is enough to bring down the site."
"Exactly. Tell the reporter to be on the lookout for an e-mail with the subject 'poker scam.' I presume you're just a voice on the phone."
"He has no idea who I am, the phone you gave me blocks everything."
Janah, "Okay, call and tell him about the e-mail, it won't do him any good to reply to it, doesn't go anyplace. After you talk to him, call me so I know he's on the lookout for the message, then we send him documentation, he does whatever he does. You destroy the phone, you're out of it."
Black calls in an hour, "Message delivered."
"Okay, stick the phone under your size fifteens, make sure the sim card is destroyed, or just take it out and flush it. Guess we'll be seeing how the Mayor comes out on it."
They disconnect, Janah sends the e-mail, calls Harv and fills him in on the fraud.
Harv, "Sheesh, seems almost too easy."
"It's just a matter of getting enough real players. Their computer controls who gets what cards until there's decent money in the pot. They let real players win the bigger pots, the ghosts have folded by then. The ghosts don't win big, but they lose less. If we weren't inside the system, nobody would ever figure it out, the ghosts are real people, just work for the poker site. Change a screen name, you're somebody else. New York has dithered on regulation and it's created an opportunity to fleece the suckers. What's your take on the reporter?"
Harv, "He was grateful for the chance to talk to the Mayor. We didn't ask him to slant anything one way or the other, but he'll have a hard time saying we tried to cover up. The Mayor wouldn't have gone along with a cover up, having you to consult was helpful. He trusts you to talk straight, you aren't political, you don't need favors. The most complicated thing Murakami Sylk has asked for is a zoning change to build free schools and that was a layup. Then you take a bunch of foster kids and give them year round care, education and boarding. You have a lot of friends down here."
"And we're going to keep it friendly by trying to help our city, not take from it. They did give us a bit of tax relief on redeveloped property."
Harv, "Nikko took less than was offered, and the sales taxes from businesses that wouldn't have been started and income taxes from people with jobs more than covers it. Your family has been generous in ways the public has no clue about."
"It's how Nikko runs our business. We could make a few percentage points more, it's less important than having people employed, small businesses making a buck. Our city with a bit more revenue."
Harv, "Wish everyone thought like you."
"We'll see what happens in the press, good or bad, the Mayor needs to stick with the facts, some jerk columnist will try and boost readership by innuendo, I suggest he laugh hard and keep circling back to the sequence of events. There's nowhere to go with this that can stick to him."
Chapter Twenty Eight
As so it is. The story hit the paper, the reporter was, if not gushing, at least fair about the Mayor. All the documents supported him, he even listed his original investment and every check he received subsequently. As he said, the last check was three months prior to the formation of the online site. He withdrew from participation before the site even went live. There was no way to connect him to online gambling, much less a scam.
Sometimes it pays to lay your cards on the table.
Janah answers her phone, "Afternoon Mr. Mayor. How's things downtown?"
Mayor, "Much as my opponents want to hang me out, they got no hooks, they're starting to look stupidly vindictive. My people tell me their own supporters are on their ass to lay off. I've been approached by the party about the Governor's race in two years. I'd say I owe you, but you don't do owe, so thank you. I appreciate the ear, and the help. You got me a pass by making me see the advantage of going on offense. I thought it might bite me, but it didn't."
"If you go for Governor, it will be the first contribution we've ever made for an office higher than Mayor. One we will happily break our policy for."
"I suppose getting you to vote is out of the question."
"Don't press your luck."
He laughs, "How do I return favors for people who never ask for any?"
"By staying in bounds. I know politics is a crap business, I admire you ability to rise above most of the back scratching. We have no problem with the realities, just as long as the balance is in favor of regular citizens and nothing goes in your pocket but your salary. Give us that, you have no other obligation."
"My word. Thanks you Janah, thank your family for me. Whoever did the data collection is some sorta genius. Our tech guys were amazed."
"The NSA does this stuff all the time, we just borrowed some of their protocols and added a couple of twists."
Mayor laughs again, "You gotta good sense of humor, it's like a joke, right?"
"Enjoyed talking with you, sir. I'm sure you have things to do, we appreciate the call."
She disconnects, Daria is in the NSA database all the time. What the Mayor doesn't know is we are authorized to be in it, don't need to hack anything, might be more fun though.
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This is a response post to kemperboyd's request for dance songs for a wedding invitation she got. I was trying to think of fun songs to suggest (aside from Khia's My Neck, My Back which I am still standing by), and all of the ideas I could think of on my drive home would be awful for weddings.
Example, my top pick, which is a genuinely fun song to dance to but probably a bad idea at a wedding:
Then I got to thinking about this song and how fun it is but probably also terrible for a wedding.
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Did you stay to the very bitter end of Endgame? There's some speculation about what that hammer sound was at the end of the credits in Avengers: Endgame. Is it something we'll find out in an upcoming movie? Could be. But that hammering-on-metal audio clip sure does sound a lot like this scene from Iron Man 1 — the MCU movie that kicked everything off eleven years ago. What do you think?
Starting this weekend, the trailer for Spiderman: Far From Home plays after the end credits of Endgame. However, I'm not sure if the hammer sound extra will still be played near the end of the credits.
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November 20, 2018
Longer video from the protest:
"No to the invasion":
La protesta contra la #CaravanaMigrante en Tijuana ya está muy cerca del albergue Benito Juárez, desde acá pendiente a ver dónde desemboca la marcha pic.twitter.com/XEWA2bITSi
— Elias Camhaji (@eliascamhaji) November 18, 2018
Anti migrant protestors in Tijuana headed to shelter where 2,000-plus Central America. migrants are taking refuge to "kick them out." pic.twitter.com/iYURtdFlZN
— Emily Green (@emilytgreen) November 18, 2018
Anti-migrant protesters in Tijuana have now reached a police blockade and are surrounded by members of the media. #caravan pic.twitter.com/gK40SJgAFo
— Maya Averbuch (@mayaaverbuch) November 18, 2018
Mexicans appear to be doing the job traitor nigger soldiers in the US Army refuse to do.
Who would have ever thought that old George W. Bush meme would come to life?
Hundreds of Tijuana residents, opposed to what they described as the "chaos" of the Central American migrant caravan, gathered at a prominent roundabout in Tijuana Sunday morning, before marching to a large, temporary shelter, which now holds about 2,400 migrants.
Tijuana resident Guadalupe Barrera said the protesters oppose how the migrants entered the county. She held a sign that read in Spanish "no more caravans."
"This is not racism," she said. "We are opposed to the invasion."
"No to the invasion"
Barrera also said she's concerned that the presence of the caravan would cause the U.S. to close the border, jeopardizing people who live by the Mexican border and depend on the U.S. economy.
Mexicans have a nice thing going for them close to the border where they can kinda just cross and go commit some crimes in the United States, and they don't want it spoiled by these foreign muds in the caravans. All this talk about The Wall, the caravans, invaders, barbed wire, and troops at the border, has them nervous about their gibs.
Why should they depend on the U.S. economy, though? What do they bring to the table? How do they benefit Americans?
They ask themselves similar questions regarding the caravans and their country before marching down the street with Mexican flags yelling "VIVA MEHECO VIVA LA RAZA!" to protest against the other la raza that also wants American gibs.
You see, Mexicans view American gibs as their national patrimony. That's why they're so angry now that other muds from further south want to start doing what they have been doing for decades.
America Villa, of Rosarito, said she was in Playas de Tijuana on Wednesday and watched as a young caravan member climbed up the border fence and tried to pull off a corroded part of the wall. That proved to her that some of the migrants are delinquent, she said.
She's called America.
They're all delinquent because they're illegal aliens. They know nobody wants them nor needs them in America, yet they march anyways.
Fidel Ernesto Gonzalez, of Tijuana, said the Mexican government should secure Mexico's southern border with Guatemala and require all immigrants to enter the country legally, with passports and visas.
"It's the same thing that Donald Trump is dealing with in the United States," he said. "If you want to enter the United States, you can enter but you have to do so legally."
The sign reads "Mexico First."
The sign reads "Pure Tijuana, Motherfuckers."
The anti-caravan protesters then marched along Paseo de Los Heroes toward the sports complex that's been converted into a temporary migrant shelter.
About 150 federal and local police responded with riot gear and physical barriers, preventing the protesters from getting to the migrants. A group of protesters remained there for more than two hours, chanting slogans like, "get out! get out!"
Mexicans marched towards the invader's shelter, they totally wanted a mud war. Police stopped them.
At the center of the conflict are the migrants, most of whom are from Honduras. On Saturday morning, people had set up makeshift sleeping quarters: thin mattresses and wool blankets on an indoor basketball court, and outdoor in tents on grass patches, in nooks under bleachers and inside baseball field dugouts. The shelter offered potable water and portable showers and toilets, but people said there was little food available.
So these cockroaches expected food to be served to them. They didn't even plan for having to eat in their journey, they just assumed The Gibs would provide.
To be fair to them, some carry so much fat that they could easily go a year without calories. No need for planning.
They eat out of gluttony.
Mexicans could do them a favor and stop feeding them so they lose some of that fat.
…and maybe, just maybe, they'll start eating each other and the problem will take care of itself.


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Here we present a Burnside Rifle Co. 1865 Contract Model Spencer Carbine, manufactured circa 1865. On June 27, 1864, the Burnside Rifle Co. entered into a contract with the Ordnance Dept. to manufacture about 30,500 Spencer Model carbines with deliveries completed by Aug. 31, 1865. With the changes directed to be made to the carbines, deliveries did not start until April 15, 1865, and they continued until the end of October, with a 30,496 M1865 Spencer carbines being delivered. In total, the Burnside Company made just over 34,000 of this carbine. They paid Spencer Repeating Rifle Co. a royalty of 50 cents for each carbine delivered to the Ordnance Dept., and $1 was paid for the 4,000 Spencer carbines sold to military individuals and civilians. This Burnside Contract Model 1865 is a great example of a weapon used by the US Federal Cavalry after the close of the Civil War and would make a great addition to highlight any military display or rifle collection!
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I'm willing to bet most of you didn't wake up this morning thinking Jaguar would build a more powerful F-Type. Yet, here we are, and a 200-mph F-Type is a real thing that you can actually buy—at least, in the next few months. Jaguar released first images and details of the all-new F-Type SVR before its debut at the Geneva Motor Show in just a few months. It's an F-Type turned up to 11, putting down even more power and more grunt than ever before. Jaguar hasn't given us an official horsepower figure, but we do have some leaked figures to go off of. RELATED: See More of the 2017 Jaguar F-Type SVR
The same 5.0-liter V8 you'll find on the F-Type R has been upped to produce 567 horsepower and 424 lb-ft torque, processed through an 8-speed automatic transmission. To 60 mph, the F-Type SVR will manage in an estimated 3.7 seconds. These aren't official (yet), but they do sound pretty spot on.
To go along with this newfound performance, Jaguar made sure to tweak the exterior just enough that it separates itself from the typical F-Type crowd. New wheels, an aggressive front splitter, a sleeker hood, and a fixed rear wing to ensure all the downforce.
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There are so many elements to the Christmas story that are worth diving into to see iridescent meaning and application. One such element is the announcement of Jesus' birth to Mary, His mother-to-be.
When Mary was visited by Gabriel and received word that she would carry and bear the Son of God, her response is probably not what many of us would have in a similar situation. Think about how quickly all of this happened. She was minding her own business, planning her wedding, enjoying life, when she was interrupted by a meeting that would change history.
With rapid-fire succession, the story unfolds with mind-bending twists and soul-stirring turns:
-An angel appears to her (not normal).
-He greets her as "favored one," or "woman richly blessed." How am I blessed? she thinks.
-As she mulls this over, she hears something about conceiving a baby. This is impossible; I have never been intimate with a man.
-Then the angel tells her what to name the baby. Wait, I don't get to name my baby?
-His name will reflect the Person He is—the Son of God, the promised King who will reign forever.
-This is all going to happen by the Holy Spirit, for nothing is impossible with God.
That's a lot of information for the angel to give at the first meeting, isn't it? Why couldn't they get to know each other a little before he dumped all of this on her plate? But there are no brakes on this conversation, and Mary's fine with it.
What is Mary's response? Well, it's not to take a few days off to decide whether she's going to be in on this endeavor. This is an announcement, not an offer. Her response is not to analyze everything to find out why this is happening and try to connect the dots and make sense of it all. It doesn't make sense. Her response is not a knee-jerk rebellion in which she asserts her rights and freedoms as an individual. Instead, her response is a calm compliance. It's a soft submission. It's a yielding "yes."
"Behold, I am the servant of the Lord; let it be to me according to your word."
We can learn so much from those two small sentences. We have to understand our position in relation to God. We are his servants. That means we serve Him. That means our lives serve His purposes—purposes that are much bigger and more comprehensive than our small days here on this earth. We are a part of a much broader whole—one that maximizes the glory to God, one that transcends generational and geographical and denominational and racial and cultural lines, one that sacrifices self for the greater good of the gospel and one that casts off the temporal with a view toward the eternal.
When we see ourselves as creatures designed to serve our Creator, then whatever news an angel brings, whatever direction our Shepherd leads, or whatever comforts we're called to leave, we will say compliantly, "let it be to me according to your word." For we know that no matter how crazy it sounds and how much we may think we want out of it, the plan of God is purer, more joyous, more soul-satisfying, and more Christ-glorifying than the small dreams we see through our limited windows. Oh Lord, let it be to us according to Your word.
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We are fully in the Christmas season! We have had several events already in our church family and look forward to more in the coming days. This is a wonderful time of year, and the gatherings, fellowships, ministry activities, and services are all worth anticipating. Many of us are busy cooking, practicing, preparing, traveling, and shopping in order to make the most of the events we think are important.
In the midst of all this, many of us are also faithful about making these things about Christ. We try to think about Him while we do these things, and we strive to point others to Him during this season—and these are good things. But if we're not careful, we can reduce our relationship with Christ to a series of events attended. We can actually attend everything that the church puts on, and direct our hearts toward Christ during them, and still not intentionally seek Him.
Our relationship with Christ is not a series of connected dots in which we leap from one high point to the next, one event to the next, or even one Sunday to the next. We cannot gage our fellowship with Him by anything we do. Our relationship with Christ is a spiritual union with Him. It's abiding in Him. It's a walk with Him. It's organic and free. It's daily—even hourly.
The main thing that I want you to get this Christmas is that knowing Christ is the essence of your relationship with him. I am not speaking of the kind of knowledge that we have when we know a fact, but rather the kind of intuitive, relational knowledge we have when we know a person. That's how our relationship with Christ operates.
This personal, relational knowledge is what Jesus meant when he told his followers (all of us who believe), "Believe [or trust] in God,believe also in Me," (John 14:6). This is how he spoke of the Holy Spirit, "You know him because he abides with you and will be in you," (John 14:17). This is why he said, "Abide in me, and I in you," (John 15:4). This is why he prayed for his disciples "that they mayknow You [the Father]," (John 17:3). He is interested, not chiefly in our regular attendance of church events, but in our affection and attention in our everyday lives. He beckons us with a small, comforting voice to come away and know him, trust him, abide in him.
During this holiday season, I pray that you will enjoy all the events and gatherings you are a part of. I really do. But more than that, I pray that you will enjoy the small intimate moments with your Savior as you get to know him more and as your trust in him becomes more and more personal.


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Seit 2013 liegt der Programmfokus u.a. auf neuen Wegen der literarischen Präsentation. 2014 fand unter dem Motto "New Ways of Presenting Literature" bsp. das internationale Festival "Soundout!" statt. In Formaten wie regelmäßigen Literaturlabors aber auch international viel beachteten Netzwerkprojekten wie CROWD liegt der inhaltliche Schwerpunkt auf der Idee der Literatur als Kommunikationsmittel sowie bestem Anlass zur Begegnung. Im Folgenden erhalten Sie einen nicht vollständigen Einblick ins vergangene Programm. Informationen zu vergangenen Projekten erhalten Sie hier.
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Bilingual reading and book release with Andrea Scrima and Heike Geißler (english/german)
Join us for a bilingual reading event hosted by Lettrétage and the Berlin Writers' Workshop. We're celebrating the rerelease of Andrea Scrima's novel "A Lesser Day" and its new German edition, "Wie viele Tage". Scrima will be joined in reading by novelist Heike Geißler ("Rosa", "Nichts, was tragisch wäre", "Saisonarbeit") and appear in conversation with Berlin Writers' Workshop co-founder, Rebecca Rukeyser.
Andrea Scrima studied fine arts at the School of Visual Arts in New York and the Hochschule der Künste, Berlin, Germany, where she lives and works. Her first book, the novel A Lesser Day, has just been rereleased in a second edition to accompany the publication of a German translation (Wie viele Tage, Literaturverlag Droschl, Graz). Scrima's criticism can be read in journals including The Rumpus, BOMB Magazine, The Brooklyn Rail, Music & Literature, The Quarterly Conversation, The Scofield, Schreibkraft, Manuskripte, and Hyperion: On the Future of Aesthetics. She was the recipient of a literature fellowship from the Berlin Council on Science, Research, and the Arts in Berlin, Germany and took part in a writing residency at the Ledig House / Art Omi program in Ghent, New York. Her current novel-in-progress was awarded second prize in the Glimmer Train Fall Fiction Open. Prior to her decision to focus on literature, Scrima worked as a professional artist for many years, incorporating short fiction pieces into large-scale text installations. She has received numerous awards for her artistic work, including a grant from the Pollock-Krasner Foundation (1989/1990) and the Lingen Art Prize (Kunstverein Lingen, Germany; 1996), and has exhibited internationally.
Heike Geißler is a writer. She lives in Leipzig. She is the author of Rosa, Nichts, was tragisch wäre and Saisonarbeit. The latter will be published by SEMIOTEXT(E) in fall 2018 in a translation by Katy Derbyshire.
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Here & Elsewhere: Place Writing
Workshop with Paul Scraton and Marcel Krueger
Whether you are writing essays, blogs, a journal of your travels or the story that will become a novel, creating a strong sense of place is crucial. Suitable for anyone interested in turning the sights, sounds and soul of place into engaging prose, this workshop will explore place writing in all its facets and why through the wide world of literature, location matters.
Over two days, participants will discover key works of place writing and learn about the different techniques to be found within this broad genre, including journalism, memoir and creative non-fiction accounts. Through a series of readings and exercises (which will include a ramble through the neighbourhood), participants will try a variety of fresh and creative approaches to writing about place and will work on a draft of a short piece of place writing - fiction or non-fiction - to be considered for publication on the Elsewhere: A Journal of Place blog.
Paul Scraton is a British-born writer and editor, based in Berlin. He is the editor in chief of Elsewhere: A Journal of Place and the author of a number of creative non-fiction books. Built on Sand, a collection of stories from Berlin, is his debut work of fiction and will be published by Influx Press in 2019. Marcel Krueger is a German writer and translator living in Ireland. For Berlin – A Literary Guide for Travellers he has provided new translations. His articles and essays have been published in The Guardian, the Irish Times, Slow Travel Berlin and CNN Travel and he also works as the Books Editor of Elsewhere: A Journal of Place. His latest book Babushka's Journey - The Dark Road to Stalin's Wartime Camp explores the wartime experiences of his grandmother Cilly through a travel memoir.


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- Purified Ig prepared by affinity chromatography on Protein G
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- Phosphate buffered saline
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- Immunogen
- Synthetic rat Tyr-CGRP (23-37) conjugated to gamma globulin.
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Ikeda, E. et al. (2009) Fully functional bioengineered tooth replacement as an organ replacement therapy.
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Iliff, J.J. et al. (2010) Epoxyeicosatrienoic acids are endogenous regulators of vasoactive neuropeptide release from trigeminal ganglion neurons.
J Neurochem. 115: 1530-42.
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Recording: Featured Session: Elizabeth Banks with Aidy Bryant, Mar 11, 2019
Elizabeth Banks is a three-time Emmy nominated actress, producer and director. She recently wrapped directing Charlie's Angels, which she also wrote, produced and will appear in as "Bosley." Her latest series Shrill, which she produced through her company Brownstone Productions, will premiere March 15th on Hulu. Aidy Bryant is the star, writer and co-executive producer of the upcoming Hulu series Shrill. Bryant is currently in her seventh season of Saturday Night Live. Bryant has received two Emmy award nominations and voiced the character of D.D. Danger in Amazon's Emmy award winning animated children's series Danger & Eggs.
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Lutein & Zeaxanthin (2016): Neurocognitive Functioning
Learn more about support for Alzheimer's disease.
Researchers have known for some time that the antioxidant carotenoids lutein and zeaxanthin play an important role in vision health but evidence is accumulating that they also support cognitive functioning of the brain.
Scientists investigated the role of these important carotenoids in neurocognitive functioning - the capacity of the neurological system of the brain to support interaction with the world.
The research was accomplished making use of functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI). fMRI used MRI technology to measure changes in blood flow in the brain in order to evaluate brain activity. In the brain the circulation of blood and technology that measures brain activity by detecting changes associated with blood flow. This is possible because when difference parts of the brain become active there is increased blood flow to that part of the brain.
In the study about 40 older patient who were living in retirement/rest homes were asked to memorize and remember pairs of words that were not related to each other. The levels of lutein and zeaxanthin were measured in both the retinal pigment and in the blood plasma.
The researchers found that the levels of the carotenoids were significantly associated with the ability of the brain's neural network to communicate - which in turn was dependent upon blood-oxygen flow. The net result was a markedly increased capacity to accomplish the memorize/remember task.
The scientists concluded that lutein and zeaxanthin support the brain's cognitive functioning capacity through supporting the efficiency of neural networks in the brain.
Researchers: C.A. Lindbergh, et al.
Published: Relationship of Lutein and Zeaxanthin Levels to Neurocognitive Functioning: An fMRI Study of Older Adults, Journal of the International Neuropsychological Society, October, 2016.


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Remuneration in tokens
Oct 2018
For the blockchain generation, virtual stock option plans are old-fashioned and token-based remuneration systems are no longer a vision of the future.
Even though there are no specific regulations for tokens yet, they do not exist in a legal vacuum. If companies want to implement token-based remuneration in Germany and avoid disputes, they will have to determine the framework for this type of compensation on the basis of current legislation.
Appeal of tokens
A token is a virtually created object to which the general public attributes a value, or at least those involved in its creation and transfer. Tokens can act as a means of payment, allow access to a service or product, or even "embody" rights. Tokens are often created as part of an ICO and sold to investors for corporate financing.
Tokens are extremely appealing: The marginal cost of issuing a token is practically zero. Similar to stocks, they also offer the opportunity for an immense increase in value when the company goes public with the tokens as part of an ICO, and thus creates a market of supply and demand. However, this is not guaranteed. A token can potentially remain worthless, for example if the ICO fails or the tokens are never assigned a function.
The remuneration agreement should be structured transparently, specifying that the performance of a token is unpredictable and could devalue to zero. If the transfer of tokens is tied to a condition such as the success of the ICO, it must be clear that this condition may not be met and that in this case (e.g. the failure of the ICO) the company will not transfer any tokens or compensate.
"Truck ban″
Furthermore, the "truck ban" (§ 107 of the German Industrial Code or Gewerbeordnung/GewO) must be observed in Germany: The employer must pay the employee in euros for work performed and, in principle, should not evade this obligation by substituting with payment in kind. Remuneration in tokens only is therefore not possible in an employment relationship, since tokens – in the absence of state recognition – are viewed not as money, but rather as payment in kind.
In any event, the part of the salary that cannot be seized must therefore be paid to employees in euros. In Germany, according to § 1 of the Minimum Wage Act (Mindestlohngesetz/MiLoG), the minimum wage of currently 8.84 euros per hour must also be paid in money to ensure that each employee has a certain monetary base in a state-recognised currency.
Maximum share of tokens
If the remuneration is paid in tokens as compensation for work performed, it must, according to § 107 of the GewO, correspond to the interests of the employee or to the "nature of the employment relationship."
The volatility of tokens must be taken into account in this context: In Germany, the Regional Labour Court in Düsseldorf ruled that an agreement under which more than 50% of the remuneration is in (potentially worthless) stock options, is not in accordance with the employee's interest and is therefore invalid (judgment of 30 October 2008 – 5 Sat 977/08). In line with Federal Labour Court case law on the revocability of remuneration, it is therefore recommended that the share of tokens for employees should not exceed 25% - 30% of the total remuneration, provided that the tokens are granted in return for work performed.
However, it is still not clear whether this case law can be applied to tokens. There are practical problems in the implementation: the value of the tokens at the time of their transfer to the employee is often not yet known when the remuneration agreement is concluded. It is also unclear whether remuneration in tokens is in line with the specific "nature of the employment," if the employer is at the same time the issuer of the tokens.
To this extent, companies are now faced with the decision on whether to minimise the token share of employees' performance-related remuneration or to accept the risk that the right to remuneration is not met by granting tokens and that employees could demand an increase to the remuneration customary for their work.
Flexibility for employers
In Germany, if tokens are issued not as compensation for work performed, but in addition to remuneration, for example as a reward for loyalty to the company (as a type of gratuity), § 107 of the GewO does not apply. This is also the case if tokens are given to the employee by a third party (e.g. a company founded for financing purposes that issues tokens), without this being set out in the employment contract.
It is also conceivable that § 107 of the GewO is not applicable to those tokens which, based on their programming, only allow employees to use a network provided by the employer. This opens up an organisation's scope for employee retention through token participation programmes.
Direct transfer of tokens or option arrangement
For the transfer of tokens, the specific contract design has numerous variants: It is possible, for example, by agreement to transfer a certain number of tokens to the employee at a specified time. It is also conceivable to convert a fixed sum or a fixed salary share into tokens by a target date. Finally, it is possible and popular to agree to an option under which employees are granted the right to the future transfer of tokens.
Which option makes sense for the company and the employee must be assessed on a case-by-case basis and depends above all on (wage) tax and social security considerations. For employees, the risk of "dry incomes", i.e. a tax situation without a corresponding influx of money, should be minimised. Otherwise, the participation programme is not attractive.
Employee retention through acceleration clause
If the purpose of the transfer of tokens or the granting of an option right to this effect is not the remuneration of work performed but, for example, rewarding loyalty to the company, the entitlement to the transfer of tokens or the option and/or exercise right may be made dependent on the (unterminated) existence of the employment relationship on a target date.
Because the value of tokens is very volatile and the earnings for the employee concerned are uncertain, there are no excessively stringent requirements for the effectiveness of such a target date or acceleration clause. If the remuneration in tokens is for work performed, target dates or acceleration clauses are not permitted.
Blocking period and waiting time
The company must ensure that employees do not immediately resell any tokens they receive. Otherwise, early fluctuations in prices may threaten the success of the ICO. In addition, the goal of employee retention and the reward of loyalty to the company might not be achieved. The company can counteract this either with a technical disposal restriction (comparable to the limit on transferability of registered shares) or a legally agreed prohibition of disposal, if necessary coupled with a contractual penalty.
If initially only an option to transfer the tokens is agreed, the exercise of the option right may also be made dependent on the fulfilment of a waiting period, flanked by the exclusion of the transferability of the option right.
Co-determination of the works council
When introducing token-based remuneration systems in Germany, the right of co-determination by the works council (§ 87 para. 1 No. 10 of the Works Constitution Act or Betriebsverfassungsgesetz/BetrVG) must be observed. If there is a works council, the allocation of the token remuneration to employees must be set out in a company agreement.
The question of the number of tokens to be issued to employees is not subject to the co-determination right. A co-determination right would also be excluded, for example, if the tokens were not transferred by the employer but by another group company and the employer had no influence on the distribution of the tokens.
Specific features for freelancers
If external employees, such as ICO advisors, work on the basis of a freelance service contract, employment law protection regulations in Germany such as § 107 of the GewO and § 1 of the MiLoG do not apply. In principle, these employees can be fully paid in tokens. Nevertheless, it is also important to ensure that the economic risks associated with an ICO and remuneration in tokens are identified transparently in the relevant agreement.
However, full remuneration in tokens is not possible if freelancers are actually dependent employees, i.e. falsely self-employed. In this case, the employment protection regulations apply, even if these employees are referred to in the contract as external freelance consultants or such like.
Conclusion: Tokens as attractive employee remuneration
Remuneration in tokens is possible under German employment law and, from a commercial point of view, opens up a way to let employees participate in the company's success. The scope for flexibility depends essentially on whether the tokens are issued for work performed or in addition to the usual remuneration, for example, for loyalty to the company.


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This week Hex is joined by the infamous Samsai, who is not the Steam-play superfan that Hex is! we discuss FATE, Torchlight, Dungeon Crawl and a bunch more games as well as Steam-play ranking websites and the failings of Wine. Theres also that Doom 2 milestone that entertained Hex.
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- FATE - SteamPlay
- Torchlight - SteamPlay
- Lazy Galaxy: Rebel Story
- Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel - streamed
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- Dungeon Crawl: Stone Soup - tons of it
- Tower of Time
- Arx Fatalis - Arx Libertatis
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The Not News!
- Why is it called PROTON?
- Proton checker website
- and the other one this is the 'main' one
- Forbes say over 1000 games!
- Valve have rolled out Steam Play into the stable Linux Steam Client, along with touch controls for Steam Link
- X-COM 2 expansion coming?
- Twitch working to remove 3rd party video-players?
- DOOM 2 finally 100% done. After 24 years not linux but made me happy


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Teamwork Projects helps to optimize team performance by enabling collaboration, streamlining processes, and empowering your teams. This article will give you an overview of the Teamwork/Grow integration.
NOTE: This data source is only available for accounts on the Professional plan. If you would like to upgrade your plan, talk to your Grow account manager or visit your account's billing page.
How to Connect
Before connecting please collect your Teamwork API Key and Site Name.
- Sign in to your Grow account and click Add Metric. Select Teamwork from the list of data connections and click the blue Connect button.
- Type in your site name. When your team creates an account in Teamwork, you will choose your site name. This is what you enter into the first field.
- Type in your API key. To find your API Key, log in to your Teamwork account. Then click on your picture in the right-hand corner to find the menu that shows account settings options. Go ahead and click on Edit My Details.
- Your account information will pull up. Along the row of tabs, the rightmost one should be labeled "API and Mobile."
- Once you open that tab, you will see a section labeled "Your API Token." Click on the the green Show Your Token button. It will bring a field up that has your API Key.
- Go ahead and copy that into Grow.
And that's it. You are good to go!
Below is a list of the endpoints offered through the Teamwork/Grow integration, along with a description of the data that each report returns.
- Tasks: All tasks and subtasks filtered by start, updated, or completed date. Field data includes task ID, completer name and ID, project name and status, company name, project description, priority, estimated time, due date, progress, has tickets, recurring details, etc.
- Completed Tasks: All tasks with completed status for the desired date range, including due date, estimated time, completer name and ID, total time logged, project name and status, company name, etc.
- Time Tracking: All entries for hours worked on tasks and projects for the desired date range, including date, start time, task estimate time, logged time, date updated, to-do item name, is billed, person name, parent task ID, project name and status, invoice number, etc.
- Time Tracking By Project: All entries for hours worked on the selected project(s) for the desired date range, including project name and status, to-do item name, is billed, created date, person name, start time, total time logged, description, etc.
- Time Totals by Project: An aggregate of hours logged on the selected project(s) for the desired date range, including company name and ID, time estimates, total time logged, billed and unbilled hours, billed and unbilled minutes, etc.
- Projects: All projects, including starred, status, substatus, date, category name and ID, tags, created date, start date, end date, company name and ID, description, custom fields, etc.
- Milestones: Milestone information, including project ID and name, completer, status, completion details, responsible party details, reminders, task lists, description, deadline, created date, last change date, comment information, among other details.
- Milestones by Project: Milestone information for each project you select, including project ID and name, completer, status, completion details, responsible party details, reminders, task lists, description, deadline, created date, last change date, comment information, among other details.
Note: Custom fields are defined within Teamwork by the account admin.


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Arlington, Va. – The National Association of Chain Drug Stores (NACDS) is welcoming a final rule issued by the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) Office of the Inspector General (OIG) that will allow pharmacies greater flexibility to extend their popular reward and loyalty programs to beneficiaries in government programs, including Medicare and Medicaid.
This is a very positive step forward for pharmacy patient care, and a further recognition by a government agency of the tremendous value of pharmacies as the face of neighborhood healthcare and of the expanded innovative programs that pharmacies provide.
The final rule reflects OIG's acceptance of several of NACDS' suggestions for important improvements to the final rules. NACDS had submitted formal comments to OIG during the development of the rule to express strong support for it in concept and to convey revisions that would be necessary for the rule's workability.
"NACDS advocated for this rule, and worked constructively to help enhance it, because it will allow government program beneficiaries to enjoy access to programs voluntarily implemented by pharmacies which reduce healthcare costs, improve quality, and promote patient health," said NACDS President and CEO Steven C. Anderson, IOM, CAE. "This is a very positive step forward for pharmacy patient care, and a further recognition by a government agency of the tremendous value of pharmacies as the face of neighborhood healthcare and of the expanded innovative programs that pharmacies provide."
Federal laws have blocked participation by government-program beneficiaries in these initiatives offered by pharmacies, even though these initiatives have been enjoyed by other patients for many years. Programs vary in their specific designs. They often include cost-savings or other rewards for filling prescriptions or engaging in other health-promotion programs, such as health screenings or strategies designed to enhance medication adherence – or taking medications as prescribed.
"Pharmacy programs affected by the proposed rule reduce healthcare costs, both for individual patients and for the healthcare system as a whole. At the same time, these pharmacy programs promote access to prescribed medications that are essential to maintaining patient health and wellness," NACDS explained in its comments submitted during the regulatory process.
"Failure to take medications as prescribed leads to major healthcare complications for patients and $290 billion in increased healthcare costs as a result of preventable physician visits and hospitalizations. Incentives to participate in medication adherence and other beneficial pharmacy programs have a demonstrated track record of increasing patient health while simultaneously decreasing overall healthcare costs."
NACDS noted that non-government payers and patients have found these programs to be effective, without contributing to overutilization of care.
The final rule was issued on December 7, 2016, and takes effect on January 6, 2017.


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SOMERVILLE - After two hard-fought defensive halves, sophomore Sophie Lloyd ended the game with one swing of her leg in the 97th minute on Wednesday as Tufts Women's Soccer defeated MIT 1-0.
|Sophie Lloyd scored her team-leading seventh goal of the season despite missing two games to injury.
Kraft Field was the site on Wednesday, as MIT travelled in to square off with the Jumbos in a non-conference marquee matchup. MIT entered the game with a 7-1-1 record and ranked 14th in the nation according to the United Soccer Coaches rankings. Tufts entered the game 5-1-0 also receiving votes in said rankings.
The first half did not bring many scoring chances, but highlighted how important an experienced backline is for the Jumbos. The trio of Jamie Corley, Taylor Koscho, and Sarah Maloney did an excellent job in the first half of not letting any shots on goal, and clearing the ball downfield when necessary. They also did a great job of marking the Engineers' leading goal scorer, Sophia Struckman, and not letting her get any solid opportunities.
Tufts' midfielders were not to be outdone as they tried to be as much of a nuisance for Engineer forwards as possible. This was maybe the most active sophomore Jenna Troccoli has been all year, as she was simply faster to the ball than anyone else, hustling whenever the team needed it.
The second half proved to hold the majority of scoring chances. In the 80th minute, things got heavy for Tufts, allowing back to back corner kicks, which forced goalkeeper Emily Bowers to step up big. Bowers punched the initial corner out of bounds, then sent the second corner attempt out of the box with a closed fist rising above all heads around.
MIT managed to produce several legitimate chances in the last ten minutes, which must have felt like an hour for the Jumbos. As regulation ended, coach Martha Whiting gave a quick pep talk and sent her starters out for overtime.
In the 97th minute Sophie Lloyd was able to break free and almost finish the game with a long shot that hit the crossbar. Once MIT was unable to clear, Lloyd got the ball back on a pass from Liz Reed where she turned and fired a clutch shot off the left post and into the net for an overtime victory.
The Engineers were led on offense by Montana Reilly with two shots on goal, while goalkeeper Lily Mueller shut out the Jumbos in regulation with four saves.
Tufts had five total shots on goal, coming from five separate players in a balanced offensive attack. Reed added another assist to lift her team-leading total to five on the season.
MIT returns to action Friday at home against Clark, while the Jumbos return to Kraft Field on Saturday for Homecoming Day against Amherst.
Written by Athletic Communications Intern Garrett Kerr


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Lavani to Malvan dhol to typical Rajasthani folk dance…there is no stone kept
In Goa, Navratri is a happy festival after the withdrawal of monsoons. Goddess is worshiped as Shantadurga, Bhagvati etc. In traditional homes, a vessel with water is kept for worship. Ladies and girls move around and dance in
Maharashtra worships Durga, Lakshmi and Saraswati. All temples are thronged by devotees during this time. 'Suvasinis' or newly married women perform special pujas. Women undertake fast, invite each other for 'Haldi-Kumkum'.
It is very enchanting and fascinating nine days of celebration in Gujarat and Rajasthan with Dandiya and Garba Raas and worship of Goddess 'Ambe Maa'.
Tho the differences in the language, worship or the tradition the entire Western Region has one factor in common Lights – Music – Fun and Good Food. Festivity embraces everyone and invites all
On a major scale your will find sports fields, community halls and other place decorated with high contrast colors and lightings that fill the ambiance with a festive mood. Men, women and children dress in most colorful and eye catching traditional dresses and dance around the idol or picture of goddess kept at center and lighted by lamp. People dance
Nine Days of Fun – Worship and Colors does end with a life long effect on ones heart and mind!


text: Obituaries People Jack Trawick, Award-Winning Journalist for The Winston-Salem Journal, Has Died John Hinton | Winston-Salem Journal July 12, 2017 Jack Trawick, an editor who coordinated the Winston-Salem Journal's 1971 Pulitzer Prize-winning coverage of the effects of strip mining in Appalachia, died Saturday at Forsyth Medical Center. He was 80. Trawick died of complications of leukemia, said his son, Michael Trawick. Follow Read More