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Sun's Dawn, 7th, 4E 202
So, I went to Windhelm. I needed information on the Dark Brotherhood and I've been all around Skyrim, except Windhelm.
Bile rose to the top of my throat as I approached the gates as a flood of horrid memories came at me from all sides; I did not expect the memories to come back to strongly, or so vividly..and then I was greeted with the most vile of guards. Filthy dark elf, I believe were his words. I could've torn his throat out right there, but I had to refrain.
I entered the city. It smelled as I remembered. It looked as vile as I remembered. I began instantly to wonder why I even came to this wretched city and its vulgar small minded petty meaningless people. At the gate two men were insulting a Dunmer woman. It was beginning to get dark, so I followed one of them, determined to wreak a bit of havoc. I attacked him, but curse my fury! It made me blind and I did not see the others behind me. The man I attacked was strong and escaped when the others began making a commotion. I ran and hid until no one was around, I had to get out unnoticed, but I could not leave my horse which was still at the gates. I needed time to think. Within minutes this city had managed to rattle me and make me feel as if I were 10 again. I hate it here. Windhelm MUST BURN!!
I remembered a sewer grate not far from my old home; I made my way to it and slipped in. After clearing out vermin and other unwanted, I explored the tunnels, hoping to find an exit out of the city. Instead, I found an ancient door. It opened to a very old part of the sewers. As I moved along, I heard voices ahead, elven voices. Thalmor! With my crossbow, I quickly eliminated them. Among their things I found a note stating that they were there to ensure that Ulfric did not take the crown. I thought for a brief moment that perhaps I should have not killed them, but they are Thalmor, they would not have parlayed with me.
I took a ladder up that was at their station. It was the only way out. It lead me to a basement room. It was small and deserted, so I searched around for anything interesting. In a locked chest I found a note that seemed quite important, so naturally I took it. I haven't read it yet, though, I will do that in the comfort of my own home.
I exited the basement with caution. The house was small, but nice, and more importantly occupied with only one resident so far. I found an invisibility potion and used it, as they were very close to the door out, and made my way out without incident. Praise Mehrunes! But damn! I was in still in Windhelm! I heard a mother and child talking, so I quietly moved to my left to better hear. They were talking about a boy, a boy who was performing the Black Sacrament! What luck! And not only that, but he was doing it in the very building they were standing next to! That I was next to! I waited for them to leave and then let myself in.
True enough, a boy was upstairs chanting the ritual. I moved up and tapped him on the shoulder. He was thrilled to see me; he thought that I was an assassin. I said nothing but played the part. If I was going to learn how to infiltrate the Dawnguard from the assassin's guild, this was my foot in the door. I accepted his contract and waited until dark to leave.
I ran to the front gate, hoping that I could catch the guards there by surprise and get away before they could organize, but I should have known better. They arrested me, but let me go with only a 40 septim fine; pittance.
I immediately made my way to Riften, but was ambushed by vampires in Shores Stone, a master among them at that. The local guards joined in. But between the darkness, the rain, and the chaos, I must have hit a guard. When the last of the vampires dropped, the guards immediately arrested me. Hoping for another minor fine, I gave in. But no! Prison! They took me to prison! By Mehrunes these Nords are truly stupid people! At least it was to the Riften prison.
I did my time, a few days, nothing more. It gave me time to think. When I was freed, it was night time and I was release just around the corner of the orphanage. Then, suddenly all the guards went running towards the center of town. Some sort of commotion. I couldn't have planned it any better. Slipping in and taking out this Grelod was easier than I had thought it would be. After exiting the building, I quickly made my way to the stables. When I got there, my horse was missing. Those damned fools! They arrest me, but leave my horse at Shores Stone? Idiots! All of them! Luckily, Shores Stone is close and I was able to make it there on foot in good time.
At any rate, I sit in the Arentino residence in Windhelm, writing and waiting for the sun to go down. Which reminds me, I've found a way into Windhelm that allows me to bypass the fools at the gates!
Under the main bridge, across the river, there is a sewer opening. One can take this entrance and make their way either to the market place, or the Halls of the Dead. Personally, I find the Halls of the Dead to be less conspicuous. It's nice not having to suffer a Nord when you don't have to.
Sun's Dawn, 8th, 4E 202
I met an interesting woman in the Halls of the Dead. She was a vampire, but quite sullen about it. I was able to learn her story, though, and thought she might be a good addition to my guild. I was happy that she accepted my invitation. It will take some work to retrain her mind and shake her from the doldrums of her past, but she has a lot of potential, I think. She is Dunmer and I think pairing her on missions with the asshole Erevan will be good for her. He'll help shake up her perceptions! Ah, the sun has set, it time to go.
Sun's Dawn, 9th, 4E 202
I've made it out of the city, thank Mehrunes! Windhelm is even more wretched and abysmal than I remember. It was good to go back, though, as a reminder of why I left. Some new residents are in aunt and uncle's house and I didn't see them. I wonder if they're dead. As a matter of fact, I didn't recognize anyone, could they really all have died or moved on? I guess my stay was harried at best, and I avoided as much contact as possible. It's hard to say..
Right now, I am in Kynesgrove. A courier met me and gave me a note. It only said We Know, with the imprint of a hand. Perfect! I got their attention, but now what? Their move, I guess. It is early morning and the sun will rise soon. I will stay here in Kynesgrove until sun set. I've rented a room, and though it's not as cozy as my coffin back home, perhaps I can get some rest. It's been an exhausting couple of days.
Sun's Dawn, 10th, 4E 202
I woke up in a shack that smelled of death. High on a bookshelf sat a masked woman. It was she who had sent the note. Finally, contact! She made it quite clear that I was to kill one of three captives she had there; to make up for the kill that I had "stolen" from the Dark Brotherhood. I spoke with each one and they all proved pathetic in their own way. I chose to take them all out, plus, I was hungry.
I fed on each in turn, starting with the Nord mercenary, until each dropped lifeless in my grip. I so often feed on the dead that I forget how sweet fresh, living blood is. Wiping the corners of my mouth and licking my lips, I returned to my captor. To my surprise, she was not fazed at my method of execution, but she was impressed with my initiative. She invited me to the Dark Brotherhood's sanctuary - to become a member of their guild! I am one step closer to infiltrating the Dawnguard.
Once outside of the shack, I realized that I was less than an hour's walk from Solitude, so that is where I went. Currently I write from the Bard's Collage. I met another vampire here! His name is Edwayne, and he is a poet and has the most alluring singing voice. Alas, I could not persuade him to come to Blackreach with me. He is a bit cocky, but his reasons for being so are sound. We talked well into the morning, as the others slept. He is not exceptionally handsome, but possesses a certain charm.


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The Surrey half 2017 is my 5th half marathon and still the pre race nerves abound. Arriving at 8.15 in time to see the 5k race finishing the event had much going on with a band and the usual race stalls. It was my first closed road event with a field of almost 4000 and the customary 5 trips to the toilet and a long bag drop queue were all part of the pre race prep.
Time flew and it was suddenly 5 minutes to race time. My brother had made the sensible choice to jump the gate at the 1hour 45 pacers. I tagged on to the back hoping to push my way through but couldn't get beyond the 2 hour pacers. A range of pacers were available from 1h30 to 2h30, a helpful addition for those hoping to PB. Suddenly we were off and 3 minutes later I was over the start line and away slicing through swathes of other runners holding my hands up apologetically as I tried to find a clearer space in which to set a pace.
2 minutes in and the rain came down hard, I made use of my free headband that came with the Surrey half pack, the deluge actually made it much easier to run as it kept us all cool. The opening few miles were flat with gentle undulations, having to overtake other runners meant I didn't concentrate on my pace and a brief look at my watch showed sub 7minute miles, too fast. The crowd were in good spirits and the water station volunteers were a friendly bunch calling us all by names. It's surprising how much energy that can give someone when they are running at their lactate threshold!
At 10k I had battled through 1400 other runners, passing the 1.50 and 1.40 pacers. It's a great section of the race between 5 and 7 miles. The running is flat and the route turns back on itself with many spectators choosing this point giving a great atmosphere. Another water station at mile 7 and I see my brother with the 1h50 pacers on the other side. We high 5 and I'm buoyed with more energy. My pace has dropped to 7.05 but I'm still feeling good, the second half feels slightly hillier although it can often be tired legs, I run past one of my friends give him a pat on the back and get my head down. I'm aiming for 7 minute miles.
Mile 10 lasts an eternity, I give myself a repetitive strain injury checking my watch so often and a gent I'm about to overtake goes over on his ankle into a pothole and starts hobbling, I slow to offer him help but he pulls up and sits on the verge, his race over and I felt for him. At this point the crowd picks up and we are on the home straight. Everyone now running on adrenaline seems to pick up the pace and I'm carried on the wave of the competitive spirit. 400m to go and a guy behind makes a sprint for the finish, determined to not let him pass on pain of death I make a mad dash for the finish to record an average 7.03 pace and a PB of 1.32.39.
Happy to have gotten a PB but deep down bemoaning my lack of preparation, training and current weight at why I can't push any further. A thermal sheet, banana, flapjack and large gold medal await the finishers and a busy race village with massage area all sorts of running goodies to buy. I head home with mixed emotions, wishing I had pushed my training that little bit further. Hopefully next time…


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In the fourth of five Thursday Night Talkbacks, Dr. Heather Berlin, Assistant Clinical Professor, Psychiatry, and Assistant Professor, Neuroscience, Mount Sinai Hospital, will be joining playwright Deborah Zoe Laufer and members of the cast for a lively talkback about What Career and Workplace Issues Do Women Scientists Face? and What Risk/Benefit Tradeoffs Do Scientists Confront in Clinical Research? — issues very much at the heart of INFORMED CONSENT — following the play's September 3 performance at The Duke on 42nd Street.
Dr. Heather Berlin is joining the panel fresh from her recent stint performing – to rave reviews – with her husband, the rapper Baba Brinkman, in their science/improv/comedy show, Off the Top, at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in August. When she isn't on stage, Heather conducts research at Mt. Sinai Hospital to better understand the neural basis of impulsivity, compulsivity, and emotion with the goal of more targeted treatment. She employs neuroimaging and neuropsychological and psychopharmacological testing of brain lesion and compulsive, impulsive, and personality disorder patients. She is also interested in the neural basis of consciousness and dynamic unconscious processes. A popular lecturer and frequent guest on science talk shows, Heather currently co-hosts CUNY-TV's Science Goes to the Movies with Faith Salie.
Deborah Zoe Laufer's plays have been produced at Steppenwolf Theatre Company, Geva Theatre Center, Cleveland Playhouse, Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park, ATL's Humana Festival, Portland Stage, and seventy other theaters around the country, in Germany, and in Russia. End Days was awarded The ATCA Steinberg citation and appeared at EST through an Alfred P. Sloan Foundation Grant. It's listed in The Burns Mantle Yearbook as one of the best regional plays of 2008, and is published by Smith and Kraus in The Best Plays of 2008. Other plays include Leveling Up, Sirens, Out of Sterno, The Last Schwartz, Meta, Fortune, The Gulf of Westchester, Miniatures, and Random Acts. She's currently writing a work commissioned by Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park.
In INFORMED CONSENT, the passion the lead researcher Jillian, a genetic anthropologist, brings to her work is fueled by a personal dilemma. Will she inherit her mother's gene for Alzheimer's? Will her daughter? Jillian is studying the incredibly high incidence of diabetes among a tribe of Native Americans – and her research opens up the possibility of major discoveries in other areas – cancer, schizophrenia, and perhaps even Alzheimer's – areas not covered by what the tribe has authorized.
In a recent interview with Ira Flatow on Science Friday, Deb described the two characters at the center of INFORMED CONSENT:
"I saw a number of Ted Talks where there were scientists who might be considered a little bit "fringe" or maybe even crackpot who think we're very close to finding a way to become immortal and who believe that if we all just give up our genomic material research will speed along so quickly that we'll find a way to become immortal or our children's children to become immortal. And I thought what if I had a character like that who's also in a race against time because she also knows her own genetic history and her genetic future because she has early onset Alzheimer's? I wanted a character who is so driven that she would really go to any lengths to save her daughter. And the spokesperson I have for the tribe, Arella, her mother died of diabetes and she's also worried about her daughter so it's very much about mothers and daughters and what we pass on to the next generation."
INFORMED CONSENT dramatizes many of the dilemmas facing working scientists – and all of us – today: the clash of cultures, the intersection of science and religion, the ethics of genetic research, questions of identity and how much we really want to know about ourselves.
Join us for what promises to be a stimulating and memorable evening – or come to the one remaining talkback after the last Thursday evening performance on August 10.
The Off-Broadway Premiere at The Duke on 42nd Street of INFORMED CONSENT by Deborah Zoe Laufer is being co-produced by Primary Stages and The Ensemble Studio Theatre through EST's partnership with the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation.


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Raspberry-cherry slushies recipe
Kids will love this super speedy slushie recipe – and you'll love the fact that it contains no added sugar
This quick and easy slushie recipe is full of fruit and great for keeping you cool in the summer months. Using the sweetest, ripest fruit is the key to this recipe because it contains no added sugar. Don't worry if your fruit tastes a bit tart, simply add a teaspoon or so of mild honey or maple syrup before blending, and enjoy!
- Serves 4
- 10 mins to prepare
- 32 calories / serving
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- 175g (6oz) fresh cherries, stoned
- 150g (5oz) fresh raspberries
- 100g (3 1/2oz) ice cubes
- 1 tbsp lemon juice
- 200ml (1/3pt) ice-cold water
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Hop on a snowmobile and explore Wyoming's Snowy Range and Medicine Bow Mountains where over 200 miles of groomed trails and 120 miles of unmarked, ungroomed trails await.
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You probably never thought you'd see Harry Potter and Don Draper passing a loofah in a tub, but the unimaginable has happened. Even Daniel Radcliffe knows the enviable position he's in. "It was great, because you know you are the envy of every woman ever," he said of the bath tub scene. The first clip of A Young Doctor's Notebook has surfaced featuring Radcliffe and Jon Hamm soaking in water together.
Given the intimate setting, it's not what you think. Rather Radcliffe plays the younger version of Hamm's character, often interacting with his older self in morbid conversation. A Young Doctor's Notebook is a four-part comedy-drama series directed by Alex Hardcastle. It's an adaptation of Mikhail Bulgakov's short stories, based on himself when he worked as a medic in a small Russian village.
"I have been an obsessive Bulgakov reader for a couple of years now so when the opportunity to become involved in this project came up, I could barely contain my excitement. The book is funny, grotesque, and heartfelt in equal measure, and I look forward to working with a great group of people to help bring it to life." – Daniel Radcliffe
A Young Doctor's Notebook will premiere on December 6, as part of Sky Arts' acclaimed Playhouse Presents… series. No US air date has been set yet, but will be distributed internationally by BBC Worldwide. Watch the trailer below.


text: Sask. workplace smoking ban will take effect May 2009 01/06/2009| www.cos-mag.com Saskatchewan employees will breathe easier this spring as a workplace smoking ban takes effect. The province-wide ban is the result of amendments to The Occupational Health and Safety Regulations, 1996 and comes into force on May 31, 2009.Under the existing smoking regulations, workplace smoking is allowed in certain designated smoking areas only. When the workplace smoking ban takes effect in May, smoking will be prohibited in all enclosed places of employment, including buildings, vehicles, other enclosed structures and underground mines with the following exceptions: Traditional First Nations and Métis spiritual or cultural ceremonies; Designated smoking rooms for residents and visitors of long-term care homes that are allowed by the Ministry of Health's Tobacco Control legislation; Areas of underground mines that are located more than 10 metres from other workers; and Some self-employed businesses, vehicles and camp living accommodations with permission and when others are not present."The workplace smoking ban brings our province in line with other jurisdictions in Canada and around the world that have prohibited smoking in the workplace," Advanced Education, Employment and Labour Minister Rob Norris said in a recent news release. "It is consistent with our government's goal of a stronger Saskatchewan and a better life."To find out more on the health effects of smoking, visit www.health.gov.sk.ca. © Copyright Canadian Occupational Safety, HAB Press. All rights reserved. See More Articles in Leadership ▶ Add Comment * Title * Name * Email Anonymous * Comment Submit


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The Batcave was Batman's underground base of operations, and secondary home where he could find solitude.
Bruce first discovered the cave system below Wayne Manor when he fell into them as a child, and returned to the caves after his decision to model his crime fighting persona after a bat. Initially only using the caves to store his equipment, Bruce eventually constructed a secret headquarters within the caves to better operate independently and in secret.
The first section of the Batcave that was shown in Batman was Bruce's computer work station, which he used to view recordings that were made of various conversations within Wayne Manor during a charity ball. The cave was later fully revealed when he, as Batman, brought Vicki Vale to the cave in the Batmobile following an escape from The Joker and his Goons at the Flugelheim Museum.
Accessed via a retractable wall along a country road, the Batmobile was parked on a turntable platform that overlooked a man-made abyss of concrete and pipes, and the Batcave's power switch was located next to the platform. Several ramps wound through the cave from the platform, which lead to Bruce's elevated work station, the vault that held the Batsuit and various other unspecified machinery. An additional work station was also shown, and possessed analysis equipment while Bruce attempted to locate Joker's headquarters.
Batman Returns
Like the Batsuit, the Batcave underwent an update since its previous appearance in Batman. Stretched across a large chasm, Bruce spread his work stations over various rock platforms, the primary of which held his main computer work station, which was stretched out across two large circular terminals. Across from the primary platform was the Batmobile's "docking area", which acted as its parking and repair area after Batman narrowly escaped a potential trap by The Penguin. The vault that held the Batsuit was carved into one of the cave walls, with a draw-bridge-like door that allowed or disallowed access to the vault from the cave's primary platform.
The cave was shown to be accessible via a large staircase or via a hidden chute in an iron maiden, which was activated by throwing a small switch that was hidden in a fish tank replica of Wayne Manor in the manor's foyer.
Batman Forever
The Batcave was accessed through a rotating wall in Wayne Manor's silver closet, the only room in the mansion that was kept locked. The cave could also be reached via a secret tunnel system from Bruce Wayne's Office at Wayne Enterprises, through which he rode down in a capsule.
In addition to the standard housing of the computer and equipment, the cave was originally intended to play a larger role in that film. Alfred revealed a second level to the cave, and an amnesia stricken Bruce explored the cave in order to jog his memory after an attack by Two-Face. Those scenes, however, were cut from the final film. The cave was also shown to have a canal inside of it, which provided access to the sea for the Batboat and the air for the Batwing. The cave featured a rotating turntable that rose out of the floor that held the Batmobile, and a large dome-like structure where Bruce's Batsuits and gadgets were stored.
Batman & Robin
The Batcave featured a multitude of flashing lights, that were mostly in neon. On the whole, that Batcave was similar to that in Batman Forever, only it was more garish in its decoration. A capsule that contained Robin's Redbird rose out of the floor, and a long tunnel lined with neon lights lead out of the cave. The turntable that held the Batmobile returned, but was a more elaborate fashion.
Batman Returns
Batman Forever
Batman & Robin
- The Batcave in Batman was noted for possessing live bats on the cave set.
- The idea of a hologram entrance to the Batcave was taken from Frank Miller's Batman: The Dark Knight.
Batman Returns
- Although it made various guest and honorary appearances in future media, the Batmobile's last live-action scene was of it in pieces, and it was in the process of being repaired by Bruce in its docking area in the cave in Batman Returns.
- Alfred's allowance of Vicki entering the Batcave in Batman was commented on by Bruce in Batman Returns, which cited the event wryly as a doubt that he had on Alfred's seriousness over both security and secrecy.


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Directions and Maps
Founder's Week day sessions will be held at Moody Bible Institute (820 N. LaSalle Blvd., Chicago, IL 60610) starting daily at 9:30 a.m.
Limited parking is available in Moody's parking garage (208 W. Institute Place, Chicago, IL 60610) and lots. Find the latest on-campus parking information here. Additional parking is available on nearby metered streets and paid lots.
Evening Session Shuttles to Moody Church
Please park at Moody Bible Institute in the stated above lots or garage. Complimentary shuttles are provided to and from The Moody Church each evening session. Doors open at The Moody Church at 6:00 p.m. and it is a 10 minute ride. Please plan to arrive accordingly.
Evening sessions will be held at The Moody Church (1630 N. Clark St., Chicago, IL 60614), a mile north of Moody Bible Institute. Free shuttle buses run between Moody's campus and The Moody Church, and hotels and The Moody Church for the evening sessions from 5:30 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.
Directions to The Moody Church
The Moody Church is adjacent to the BP gas station on the north side, and the Shell gas station on the south side. The main entrance is on Clark St. If traveling by cab, ask to be taken to The Moody Church, at the corner of Clark St. and North Ave.
From North: Take Lake Shore Dr. South. Exit at LaSalle St./North Ave. Keep right, curving around Lincoln Park. Turn left at Clark St.
From Northwest: Take the Kennedy (90/94) East. Exit at North Ave. East. Continue about two miles to LaSalle St.
From West: Take Eisenhower (290) East. Follow signs to Lake Shore Dr. North. Exit LaSalle/North Ave.; turn left on LaSalle Blvd. Turn left on Clark St.
From South: Take Dan Ryan (90/94) West. Follow signs to Lake Shore Dr. North. Exit at LaSalle St./North Ave.; turn left at LaSalle Blvd. Turn left at Clark St.
From Southwest: Take Stevenson (55) North. Follow signs to Lake Shore Dr. North. Exit at LaSalle St./North Ave.; turn left at LaSalle Blvd. (the first traffic light). Turn left at Clark St.
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The Bearded Tit is a distinctive bird, with a very long tail, a rotund body, short wings and a small, yellow, parrot-like bill, from which the family earns its name. The male Bearded Tit has a blue-grey head, a white throat and two prominent black stripes on each side of its bill, which look like a drooping moustache. The shoulder feathers and the area between the eye and bill are also black. The underparts of the male are off-white, suffused with pink, and its wings are black, brown and white with white tips. The female Bearded Tit is dull in comparison to the male, with an entirely buff-brown head and body, apart from occasional black streaking on its crown and back of the neck. The juvenile male Bearded Tit has a conspicuous black patch on its wings, shoulder feathers and back, as well as predominantly black outer tail feathers. The rest of its body is buff, resembling the adult female, and it has a yellow-orange bill and black lores. In the juvenile female, the bill is grey-brown or blackish and the lores are dull grey All young Bearded Tits have a variable amount of black streaking on the back.
Reed beds. The Bearded Tit is a weak flier, typically staying low while flying over reeds, with its long tail fanning and twisting from side to side. In autumn, small groups can often be seen flying over the reeds, where they forage and roost.
All year round near the coast, usually a winter visitor further inland.
Feeds primarily on insects, grass seeds and occasionally berries. During the summer breeding season it feeds on a mainly invertebrate diet of insects, caterpillars and mayflies, together with a few snails. In the winter, it feeds mainly on seeds high up on the reed stems.
Occasional and local in Britain, most often found near the coast.
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Self Care, Self Aware from a Dominant Perspective
Offering knowledge and guidance in this one day workshop on self care and boundary setting for individuals and sex workers, for personal or professional use.
Within this workshop Caritia will inspire participants to create space where ever they are, which is safer*, conscious and drawing an awareness / clarity through themselves which allows for boundaries to be respected by all those involved. This one day workshop will consist of 6 hours instruction, plus total breaks of 80 minutes.
Meditation, ice breakers, intention setting, cleansing space, drawing inspiration, breath work, creating a ritual, ritual objects, scene setting, time management, trust & confidence building, role play.
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12:00-12:30 Discussion about intention setting - What it is? How it can help? Why you may wish to use intentions? Starting to build intentions. Intention vs Affirmation
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Hondenkat Engine - Tablet Controls, Cleaner Level Import
Tablet Controls:
The game now supports tablet controls! Most people (including myself) hate virtual d-pads, but I couldn't think of a better way to deal with controls for this type of game. Maybe I could implement swipe? Fortunately the game is turn based, which means a virtual d-pad should hopefully involve minimal headaches.
Cleaner Level Import:
When you copy and paste a custom level for others to play, it's basically a 250+ character string without line breaks. It also only accepts custom levels for import in the same way. I was able to code it so it will remove all line breaks prior to decoding the string for level import.
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I was excited to hold my first Community Service Class this week – "Marketing 101 – A Crash Course". The meeting was hosted by Amy Mangione who is the owner of Fratellos Cafe' and Catering. I loved the free flow of ideas as we talked about different aspects of writing a Strategic Marketing Plan for your business (writing a step-by-step plan on how to get your business where it needs to go utilizing different marketing techniques).
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Of course, they're not frustrated. Most people I know who live in small towns do so by choice. They could live in the big city or the suburbs but they don't want to. They often make deliberate sacrifices in lifestyle or convenience precisely in order to stay in the small town. They love it there, or at least they like it better than they imagine they would like city life.
And isn't this a weird list to begin with?
Guns. I don't own one myself, but I grew up in a gun-totin' house. We went target shooting and deer hunting. My dad and brothers and I walked the desert northeast of Mesa, Arizona, with .22 rifles, plinking at rabbits and tin cans. We weren't bitter. We weren't frustrated. We never hit a rabbit and we didn't care. We were simply together and being a good shot was a manly thing. (Since we killed every can we aimed at, we attributed our failure to kill rabbits to rabbit cleverness.)
But that is completely outside Obama's experience.
Except, of course, the point of Obama's "bitter" comments was never really about guns or religion. It was about blame, and how it's manipulated by a bunch of smooth operators in the Republican Party.
If you read the Card essay, use this as a palate-cleanser. He starts with a transcript of a scene from the film version of The Grapes of Wrath, in which Muley is wondering "who to shoot" for taking his farm away, then comments on it thusly:
A host of demagogues these days are eager to answer Muley's question. "Want to know who to blame?" they ask, "We'll tell you."
"Shoot the Mexicans," says Lou Dobbs. "Shoot the lazy blacks on welfare," says Grover Norquist. "Shoot the atheists," says James Dobson. "And the gays," adds his chief politico, Tony Perkins. "Shoot the Islamofascists," say Dick Cheney, George W. Bush and the rightwing bloggers. "Shoot 'em all," says Fox News.
None of those suggestions, of course, are of any use to Muley or to his contemporary counterparts, because none of those scapegoats are really the source of their problems. But the demagogues don't give a rat's ass about solving Muley's problems. Their only concern is making sure that he keeps his shotgun pointed somewhere else, somewhere that doesn't threaten the status quo.
Of course, Orson Scott Card is all about the status quo. That's pretty much his political modus operandi, to just Trust in Our President who says all those pretty things about keeping us safe from Evil Arabs out to kill our children.
Clark, on the other hand, talks about how tough it is to expose con artists without looking like you're blaming the victims, and how difficult con artists are to prosecute because of that. Barack Obama knows that people don't worship god or own guns because of economic hardship, but for other more personal reasons that may vary from person to person. But Republican con artists have manipulated those good reasons for their own gain, have made a sport out of blaming the liberals for whatever problems these poor working-class whites face, and have used god and guns as lightning rods in these debates.
Hence, any kind of regulation or restriction on gun ownership isn't discussed on its merits, but is treated with a kneejerk "those evil libruls are coming to take away your hunting rifle and by extension your manhood and your very way of life", and any kind of thought of treating gays and lesbians as actual human beings with an ability to love one another and a desire to share their lives is given a response of "it's taking away from the foundations of society and destroying this great country." It's not about your rifle or your bible, it's about how certain political operators would rather you focus on falsehoods about how some evil government agent is coming to take those away from you than on the very real problems that plague you -- problems that may very well be solved through committed collective action on the part of, you guessed it, government agents.
I keep coming back to this, but it's true: we have real problems in this country. And as long as one of our political parties is so focussed on demagoguing the other by fanning the fires of religion and our news media is focussed on making mountains out of Democratic molehills while completely ignoring the Republican Everests, we're not going to be working on solving them.


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The Third Great BIg All Day Canaan and Rameka Ride
The meeting times are 'ready to ride'. If you need time to prepare equipment then please arrive a few minutes earlier.
Harwood's Hole Carpark at the end of the Canaan Road on top of Takaka Hill. Some riders prefer to leave their cars at the end of the seal and bike the 15km along Canaan Road.
Hi Guys
The THIRD great Canaan / Rameka ride is on!
We had a hoot last time, and if you haven't done it yout this is a great chance to be shown it!
Below is the video of the First ride we did up there (ran out of memory before we did the Rameka part, so will film that part this time!
When? Saturday 25th of August 2012.
Who? Anyone who wants to come!
What WillYou Need? $35 Cash for Shuttle, Food, Bike, Appropriate Clothing
The ride itself will probably be as follows.
We will ride up to Wainui Saddle and around the first half of the loop to
the bottom of the big hill. Those that don't want to do the big hill can
turn off here and head back to the carpark via the Gold Creek Loop while the rest of us go over the hill and back to the carpark.
Once at the carpark, anyone who wants to can ride the Gold Creek Loop or
rest and have a break / lunch
at about 1:30 we will head down the Rameka and Project loops aiming to be in Takaka by around 3:30 - 4.00pm
As there will be different levels of fitness / skill we will probably split
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North Georgia's Got Talent
NOA's 3rd Annual
Talent Show October 13, 2019
Auditions being held NOW!
Auditions will be held every Monday 8-10 PM at Shenanigans
during open Mic with Tommy Pirone and are viewable on Facebook.
Every Thursday from 7-9 PM at Crimson Moon
Video auditions will be accepted after registration application is completed online.
For more info please call Jean Baker at 706-372-4260
Contestants can sign up online or at the restaurant.
The entry fee is $40.00
To register online please click here
Congratulations to the 2018 North Georgia's Got Talent Winners
13 Acts competed in this year's talent show and the winners were:
1st Place went to: Hughes Taylor
2nd Place went to: Cash Laws
3rd Place went to: Moses McKinzey
Peoples' Choice went to: Elliott Prather
Get To Know The 2018 Contestants:
Contestant #1
Jessie Albright
Jessie Albright is a Vermont raised singer/songwriter, self-taught guitarist, and multi-instrumentalist. Jessie graduated college with a degree in Jazz Vocal Performance and Studio Recording. She has been performing around Vermont and Massachusetts since age 16. Jessie moved to Georgia in 2014 after releasing her first album, Waiting Patiently, which is now available on iTunes! Jessie's influences include artists such as Pink Floyd, CCR, The Beatles, Susan Tedeschi, Grace Potter, Etta James, and The Moody Blues.
Jessie Albright perform in multiple projects – her solo acoustic music featuring occasional guest performers, and the Jessie Albright Band which plays an eclectic array of covers ranging from Susan Tedeschi to Johnny Cash. Jessie is also the lead vocalist for Atlanta based original rock band, Last Chance Riders.
Contestant #2
Grace Hodges
Grace Hodges is a 23-year-old stay-at-home mom with two kids, Bella who is 4 and Jackson who is 4 months old. She is a licensed esthetician and makeup artist. Grace's passion is in the music and beauty industry. She has been singing for as long as she can remember and has participated in several shows and musicals. Her babies are her everything and she dedicates this talent show to them!
Contestant #3
Hughes Taylor
Hughes Taylor is an energetic and ambitious blues artist from Macon, Georgia. HE is known for his impressive and accomplished guitar playing and unique electric style that infuses traditions blues roots with upbeat and fast-paced blues and classic rock. The Hughes Taylor Band is a blues/rock power trio that is reminiscent of the Jimi Hendrix Experience, Stevie Ray Vaughan, and Cream.
Following his successful first album, Hear My Melody (2016), Hughes released his sophomore album, Restless, in May of 2018. You can find his music everywhere online and streamed via Spotify, Pandora, and more. Find it on your preferred music retailer by going to smarturl.it/ht-rstlss .
Contestant #4
Starr Phipps
Starr Phipps is an 18-year-old Contemporary Christian Recording Artist from Gainesville, Georgia. She has studied for 8 years with the Academy of Performing Arts and the North Georgia School of Gospel Music. Her career began in theater at the age of 7. When she was 11, she received her Calling to sing the Gospel. Since then, she has sung at over 500 churches, as well as festivals, fundraisers, weddings and funerals, Lakeshore Mall, Mall of Georgia, Disneyworld, Six Flags, Gwinnett Braves, and the Atlanta Motor Speedway. She has performed at the Gold Rush Festival and the Hancock Park Stage for the past 3 years, and performed at Dahlonega First Baptist Church on First Night 2018. She recently travelled to Hilltop Studios in Nashville to record her first album, STARR PHIPPS Sings the Gospel. Next summer she will be opening for Jason Crabb at Gospelfest at the North Georgia Trade Center. She is happy to support No One Alone.
Contestant #5
Adrian Ramsey
Adrian Ramsey is a 13-year-old and resides in Cornelia, Georgia. She is currently an 8th grader at Hillard A. Wilbanks Middle School in Demorest, Georgia.
Adrian has been involved in numerous theatrical performances including Seussical, Jr., Honk, Jr., James & the Giant Peach, The Little Mermaid, Jr., Shrek, Jr., Annie, Jr., and the most recent, Once on This Island. She has also participated in numerous performance and refital such as Chattahoochee Moutnain Fair Talent Show, Kiwanis Talent Show, Smokey Mountain Theater of Performaing Arts, Big Red Apple Festival, Mountain Laurel Festival, Wilbanks Got Talent, annual Piano and Singing Recital, & auditions for America's Got Talent is Savannah, Georgia.
Adrian has been a voice and piano student of Mrs. Lillian Wayne-Buck at Mrs. Lily's Singing and Piano for a little over three years.
Adrian has had a passion for music and singing from an early age. She also enjoys singing, craft work, reading, and surfing YouTube. Adrian loves to sing and perform with dreams and aspirations of one day being on Broadway.
Contestant #6
Luke McElliot and Connor Green
Luke McElliot (14) and Connor Green are cousins! They enjoy singing together.
Luke Attends 9th grade at Lumpkin County High School. He has performed numerous times with the Holly Theater, including playing Frog in Frog and Toad, Jr., Hugh in Dragon Tale, and being part of the annual musical theater competition team. He is also currently in Oklahoma! at Lumpkin County High School.
Connor attends 4th grade at Lumpkin County Elementary School. He has also performed many times with the Holly Theater. You may have seen him as Captain Bones in Pirates Past Noon, Sir Bryan in Dragon Tale, Santa in Elf, Jr., Cousin Itt in The Addams's Family, or in the Ensemble of Lion King, Jr. JTF team.
Contestant #7
Alyssa Sinopoli
Alyssa Sinopoli is fifteen-years-old. She is currently in the 9th grade at White County High School. Her hobbies include playing the piano, cheerleading, and spending time with family. Alyssa participates in sideline and competitive cheer for the varsity cheer team at her high school. She has played piano for seven years and enjoys taking part in local talent shows. Alyssa is supported by her loving family, including her Mom, Maria, dad, Angelo, and brother, AJ. She is very grateful to be performing tonight and she appreciated the opportunity to participate in this program.
Contestant #8
Hendricks Coates
Hendricks is 14-years-old, is entering the 9th grade, and has been singing for the past 7 years. As a member of the Grammy Award winning Atlanta Boy Choir, he was the lead soloist. The Choir is an ambassador for Georgia, performing across North America and Europe. Je was selected to participate in the internationally released film, Captain America III, where again, Hendricks appears as the soloist.
Locally, he has performed in many plays and shows, such as The Lion King, The King and I, ABBA, and Beauty and the Beast. Hendricks has won numerous awards and accolades for his talent including twice winning first at the "Who's Got Talent" at the Smoky Mountain Center for Performing Arts in Franklin, North Carolina. In a recent national contest, he was recognized as one of the top male vocalists in his the country is his age group.
Contestant #9
Moses McKinzey
Moses McKinzey is a local artist born and raised in Dahlonega, Georgia. At the age of 15, he started playing guitar and writing his own music. He performs in many different genres, from Gospel to Country, Southern Rock to Blues. Ge gas even had a song features in such films as Trailer Park Shark, and a singing part in the Hallmark movie, Christmas in the Homestead. He is considered to be an up-and-coming performer in the North Georgia Music Scene.
Contestant #10
Kennedy Hoard
Kennedy, 12, lives in Dawsonville where she is a 7th grader at Dawson County Middle School. She serves as member of the DCMS student council and performs with the school chorus. Kennedy was selected to represent Dawson County in the District 9 Honor Chorus last year. In her free time, Kennedy is a member of the ATA All-Stars competitive cheer gym. She performs with both the Junior Level 2 Iron team and the Senior Level 3 Platinum team, and was a member of 8 National Championship teams during the 2017/2018 competitive cheer season. Kennedy enjoys reading, attending summer 4-H camp, paddle boarding, swimming, and singing. She has appeared as Captain Hook in the summer children's production of Peter Pan at the Holly Theater in Dahlonega, Georgia, and attended summer acting camp at the University of North Georgia.
Contestant # 11
Elliott Prather
From Ball Ground, Georgia, Elliott Prather is a young musician who plays mainly country and southern rock music, but as his father likes to say, "He can play anything from 'Amazing Grace' to AC/DC."
Ever since he was little, Prather has enjoyed music. He would put on shows in his family's living room for an imaginary crowd and enjoyed playing musical video games like SingStar and Rockband. At about eight years old, he started sharing his love of music by singing in church and at his elementary schools talent show. In 2011, he began taking guitar lessons at age 10 and has since moved on to play a variety of instruments including mandolin, fiddle, piano, bass guitar, and drums. At age 13, he started posting videos of himself covering some of his favorite songs on his YouTube channel that shares his name. He wrote his first song at age 12 and his since went on to write numerous original songs.
Now at age 17, Prather plays and sings at local venues, entertaining patrons and new faces most Saturday nights. He enjoys giving people an outlet for their feelings through his music. "I want people to hear my music and feel something," says Prather. "I want people to listen to my songs and sing along to them, relate to them, and feel connected with not only me, but everybody else who's felt the same way I felt when I wrote them." He hopes to release his own album someday which would include his original songs and possibly his own renditions of songs that he enjoys from other artists.
Contestant #12
Cash Law
Cash is 18 years old. He is a senior this year and is looking forward to graduation. Cash has been sinning or performing for the past 10 years and counting. He currently sings in his church and has performed over the years at festivals, talent competitions, corporate or community events, musical theater, and takes singing and dance classes regularly. Cash considers his ability to perform a blessing from God and loves to share it every chance he gets. He is always excited to perform for an audience and hopes everyone enjoys hearing him sing as much does to singing it.
Contestant #13
Nealy Webster
Nealy is 12 years old and is in the 7th grade at White County Middle School. She has been performing since she was 7 years old. She performs throughout the year at many community events. She sang the National Anthem at 5 Gwinnett Braves games and 2 Atlanta Braves games. She has performed the roles of Annie, in Annie, Jr., Tinkerbell in Peter Pan, Jr., Ursula in The Little Mermaid, Jr., Scat Cat in The Aristocats, Jr., Young Ti Moune in Once on This Island, Jr., and Rafiki in The Lion King, Jr. Along with singing and acting, she plays the oboe in the middle school band and is now learning how to dance and play piano and guitar. Nealy also loves to perform and spend time with her family and friends and especially loves to play with her dog Parton, names after her favorite county performer Dolly Parton. She lives in Cleveland with her mom and two older brothers, Nolan and Nicholas. This is her second year performing at North Georgia's Got Talents and she is very thankful to be part of this event again this year!
2017- NOA's First Annual Talent Show – A Huge Success:
Peoples' Choice Voting
- 1st Place – Stefanie Stewart, a junior at UNG and a dancer
- 2nd Place – Marisa Allen, Dahlonega resident, and singer
- 3rd Place – Naomi Roberts, a 12-year-old White County Middle School 7th grade singer
Judge's Choice
- 1st Place – Isabella Martinez-Amos, a student of Middle Tennessee State College and a singer
- 2nd Place – Nealy Webster, 11-year-old Cleveland resident and singer
- 3rd Place – Kennedy Hoard, 11-year-old Dawson County Middle School 6th grader and singer
Thank you to All the Finale Acts that Participated in this
Amazing Fundraising/Awareness Event
- Marisa Allen
- Kelly Cate
- Vicky Condrey
- Wendell Frady
- Alisha Green
- Brittany Green
- Georgia Sensations Chorus
- Kennedy Hoard
- Melissa Little
- Isabelle Martinez-Amos
- Jimmy McGurt
- Naomi Roberts
- Annabel Rushing
- Izzy Smith-Santiago
- Kadance Stanford
- Stefanie Stewart
- Nealy Webster
NOA's first annual North Georgia's Got Talent competition draws crowds
It was a night of singing and spectacle as No One Alone, a local domestic violence shelter, held its first annual North Georgia's Got Talent event to raise funds for its shelter that serves Lumpkin and Dawson County. Featuring 17 contestants from around North Georgia, the event drew a large crowd and raised over $12,200 to go towards supporting victims of domestic abuse.
With operating costs of over $95 a day, fundraising is essential to NOA in order to provide for its emergency shelter which provided services to 1,149 locals in 2016 as well as responded to 3,759 crisis calls. NOA's first annual talent show provided an opportunity to raise funds while simultaneously showcasing the talent that can be found in the North Georgia mountains.
Held on Oct. 14 at the Dawson Performing Arts Center, North Georgia's Got Talent began with NOA board member Della Lago thanking the sponsors and donors that made the event possible. Lago went on to describe the importance of being informed on your local emergency shelter.
"The majority of the time, someone who is experiencing any kind of domestic violence, their first call is generally not to the crisis line because they don't know us," Lago said. "Their first call is going to be to you, their friends and family. It's important that you have this information because there have been times when a father, a brother, a mother has called our crisis line and said this is what my loved one is telling me, what do I do? They're already feeling very vulnerable, beat down and confused. That's why it's important that you have this information."
Following Lago's introduction, the two masters of ceremony Gina Galbiati-Gailey and G. Richard Hoard took to the stage to open the event. Gailey is a professional country music singer-songwriter who has shared the stage with country giants such as Ricky Skaggs and Jamey Johnson. She is a Georgia State University graduate but also attended the University of North Georgia from 1998 to 2000. Hoard is a University of Georgia graduate and an accomplished local writer having published four books including his latest novel "The Missing Boys," released in July of this year.
Before introducing the nights judges, the two hosts brought the crowd to life with a duet of "Jackson" originally by Johnny and June Carter Cash. Hoard began the announcement of the judges by introducing Brianna Bass. An Atlanta native, Bass has a plethora of qualifying skills including ballet instruction at Studio Go Dance in Atlanta, 11 years as an Advanced Actor Combatant and a background in choreography.
The judges to her left, Jessica and Jordan Bennett, are bi-coastal TV and Film professionals who recently relocated to Atlanta. Jordan specialized in post sound design, mixing and composing. Jessica is a casting associate and stunt woman who has serves on projects such as "Corbin Nash," "Making History" and "The Walking Dead."
For the next two hours, the audience was wowed by a range of performances including musical covers, original songs, dance performances and even a comedy act by local business owner Vikki Voorhees-Condrey. The talent show featured two blocks of performances and an intermission where the audience could vote for the People's Choice Award via their admission ticket as well as additional dollars for the cause.
When the talent-filled evening came to an end, it was time to announce the first annual North Georgia's Got Talent winners. Beginning with the People's Choice Awards, third place went to 12-year-old singer Naomi Roberts from White County. The second place People's Choice Award went to Dahlonega resident and singer Marisa Allen and the first place People's Choice Award went to UNG Junior Stefanie Stewart for her lively dance routine.
The judges took to the stage as time came to announce the official first winners of North Georgia's Got Talent. Third place, along with $150, was awarded to 11-year-old Kennedy Hoard for her rendition of Grace Vanderwaal's "I Don't Know My Name." The second-place prize of $250 was given to 11-year-old Nealy Webster for her patriotic performance of the "Armed Forces Medley." The grand prize winner of $500 and the first annual North Georgia's Got Talent went to Dahlonega native Belle Gray for her cover of Foxing's "The Medic."
After a few more rounds of cheers, the talent show concluded with a special thanks to all the individuals who made the event possible. Among these was the Event Production Director Neva Garrett who explained to the Vanguard what she took away for her involvement with NOA's talent show.
"Well you know I do a lot of showbiz in town. I've done community theater, I've done a little professional theater, and a lot of educational theater," said Garrett. But to be able to use my skills and what I feel to be my gifts knowing that someone is being benefitted in ways other than just entertainment, to know of the importance of the ministry is thrilling…I gave a pep talk to the talent, about how because of being a part of this program for NOA and bringing awareness, raising money; it seems trite but everyone's already won.":


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(2/-1) Recount, the Emmy-winning movie about the end of the 2000 Presidential election, was set in this state.
(4/-2) Kenneth Brannaugh and Cynthia Nixon played this first couple in the 2005 made-for-TV movie Warm Springs.
(6/-3) Robert Duvall was nominated for an Emmy for his 1992 portrayal of this title world leader born Iosif Dzhugashvili.
(8/-4) Jack Lemmon won a Best Actor Emmy for the title role in this 2000 movie based on a book by Mitch Albom.
(10/-5) John Lithgow was nominated for a Supporting Actor Emmy for this 1983 movie about a Soviet missile attack on Kansas during World War III.
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1) Your sense of justice. You are indignant on behalf of schoolmates whose place in line is usurped, kids in the news who were bullied, and historical figures who were mistreated or misunderstood. Everything is black-and-white. Abraham Lincoln=good. Jefferson Davis=bad. I sometimes find myself trying to get you to see the other side – not to change your mind, but just to get you to see things from another perspective – but then I wonder. Maybe while you are learning empathy, I ought to be practicing the courage of my convictions.
2) Your sense of humor. I'm the mom who laughs at the knock-knock jokes of a 4-year-old. Partly because who can resist that face, and partly because I honestly find the non sequiturs funny.
"Who's there?"
"Butter who?"
"Butter golf clubs!"
That's funny!
But now you crack me up with stuff that I think would be funny to anybody, like in this recent exchange (Robin has just discovered that his mom's GPS is cooler than ours):
"You know, my birthday is coming up."
"Your birthday is in five months," his mom answered.
"Father's Day, then."
"You are not my father," and she went back to playing with the kids.
"Well, there's got to be something coming up. Plus I need this feature and this and blah blah blah."
At this point, Ben looked up, noticed that Robin was still talking, and said, "Who are you talking to?"
3) Your enthusiasm for learning. Riya came home one day this week and gave both Robin and me a quiz on Daily Oral Language. Our little grammar-geek-in-training gave us both pink stars. Karina was all excited this morning when she read the side of an ambulance: "Allina Medical Transportation. Hey, Mom! We are learning about transportation this week at school, and that says transportation!"
It warms the cockles of my nerdy, school-loving heart.
4) Listening to you sing. I especially love it when you sing along with the Kyrie at church, but hearing you sing Veggie Tales or "Candles" or "America" from West Side Story or Bruno Mars' "Just The Way You Are" is pretty freaking incredible, too.
5) Everything, really. I mean, I could live without the whining, tattling, and the "Heeeyyyy. Stooooopppppp." "Nooooo, youuuuuuu stooooooppppppp." I wish I got to spend more time with you, when we could just be instead of always being on our way somewhere. But all that is nothing. For the last 8+5.5+5.5 years, being your mom has been the greatest blessing, and that has not changed at all.


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Update: Asia stocks recover as bargains are sought2 min read . Updated: 17 Nov 2008, 11:17 AM IST
Update: Asia stocks recover as bargains are sought
Update: Asia stocks recover as bargains are sought
Hong Kong: Asian stocks mostly rose and government bonds cut their gains on Monday, on hopes for more government rescues of limping industries and as long-term investors scooped up cheap shares.
However, oil prices dipped to within striking distance of last week's 22-month low after policymakers from both emerging and developed economies who met in Washington chose to leave individual governments to tend their own backyards.
Despite the small return of some risk taking, many economies are buckling under the worst financial crisis in 80 years, with a report on Monday confirming that Japan has joined a growing list of economies sliding into recessions.
"For the time being, hopes that China will be able to maintain its economic growth will lend some support to the Asian markets," said Louis Wong, research director with Phillip Securities in Hong Kong.
Hong Kong's Hang Seng index rose 0.4% in choppy trade, with shares of China Mobile and HSBC leading the way higher.
Airline stocks such as Air China, China Eastern Airlines and China Southern Airlines rallied on hopes they will get government cash injections to cope with high costs and weak demand.
The MSCI index of Asia-Pacific stocks outside of Japan fell 1.4%, extending last week's 9.7 drop. Year-to-date losses have piled up to around 57%.
Tokyo's Nikkei share average recovered from early losses, rising 2.6%, as the yen fell and as long-term investors snapped up cheap stocks. Some of the stocks lifting the index, such as Takeda Pharmaceutical, were so-called defensive plays, which were expected to perform relatively well in a slowdown.
Stocks cheap but demand thin
Many analysts had not predicted a near-term improvement in market sentiment. Financial markets and economies remained locked in a vicious circle, with weakness in one affecting the other.
Equity capital flows into developed markets over the last month were at near record lows, according to State Street Global Markets analysts. Savage selling in global stock markets has made prices very cheap but investors have not judged the coast clear enough to buy wholesale yet.
The yen fell against the euro and the US dollar after a report showed Japan's gross domestic product shrank by 0.1% in the July-to-September period and government officials said the situation could worsen further.
However, with the process of widespread risk reduction still very much intact, dealers did not expect the yen to stay down for long.
The US dollar rose 0.4% to 97.46 yen, and the euro climbed 0.2% to 122.48 yen.
US Treasuries pared earlier gains as equity markets rebounded and US stock futures flipped to positive on the day. The benchmark 10-year note was unchanged, with a yield of 3.73%.
US light crude for December delivery fell about $1 to $56.06 a barrel, near the $54.67 a barrel low it hit on Thursday, its weakest since January 2007.
The Group of 20 world leaders agreed on Saturday to a raft of fiscal and monetary steps to rescue the global economy, but it was left to individual governments to tailor their response to their particular circumstances.


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Ah, February, a month that sounds so beautiful in French, Fevrier. However, to a Citadel cadet, it is a month filled with inspections, overcoats, lint, and cold weather; all deadly threats to those finally acclimated to the southern weather here. Despite all the endless fun we may obtain in February, it is nice to go … Continue reading Locality is the Normality
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I, Tonya (Movie Review)
Craig Gillespie paints a sad and revealing portrait of the infamous American competitive ice skater Tonya Harding. A star in the making, and possibly the best female skater who has ever lived, she crashed and burned in the most spectacular and public way possible in 1994, just months before OJ had his own little outburst. … Continue reading I, Tonya (Movie Review)


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Beautiful. pretty. cantik. comel. ayu. kacak. segak. indah. cute.
All these are adjectives for? ; physical attributes (commonly).
I do really wonder how a person truly judge another person. well, the saying goes 'there is more than meet the eyes'; which is 100% correct ;)
How do you feel, when sumone, (from opposite sex) tell you that you are comel? ok, in my experience i had mixed feelings. Here are some ;
- erk, really? i tot i am the only one who realised it so far. (hahaha perasan);
- erk. tipu. u tipu! liar?! You just said it to make me smile. or happy. I am fatty bom-bom (kejam kan I?)
- Oh really? which part is comel? (LOL)
- Comel? inside or outside?
- You want me to buy u lunch eh? (duhh)
- well, thank you. that is so nice of you for noticing.
my other half use to tell me. "Syg comel". And i'll be "ish, dun say that. I ain't". I'll accept that fact after he 'force' me to. Oh well. It is simple isn't it? Okok, I felt proud a bit la. But, the guilt is, does he see me from the inside as well? What if I am really ugly-ugly like totally messed up, But i have a wonderful heart? Would he love me as much as I am rite now? (not to say that I am pretty la duhh)..
I felt really relieved when he said, "sayang, i terpikat with your inner beauty actually".
girls, try this. ask ur bf the same thing. which one do u prefer. He praise u for your inner beauty, or for ur physical beauty. try. do try.. I felt much better and i prefered the second praise. Because I want to prove that I am a person who is good for something. well proving is hard. impressing is harder. Well, I do it for self-satisfaction. Just me. And my world.
I know I ain't beautiful in the inside either. But at least I am trying to prove it. Right? ;)
This is a reminder to all girls. ladies. Physical isn't everything. I've lived 22 years to realise that. And as i am Maturing enuff to happen to know about it, believe me, it's worth it. (to see the inner beauty). well, u won't lose a thing for doing so. haha ;p
Mat Zaini said "It's common when ppl go for pretty-ness and beauty-ness. That's human. Lumrah". I agree with him. Well, 1st impression is always judged by looks and appearance and we never realise that there's more than that. way further than what we can imagine..wayyy further ppl.. ;) And never judge a person by his family background or his family or his financial income or whatever. judge a person for his SELF. Judge him for HIM. (note to myself oso)
so, think on ur feet darlings~
and mat, (+ gol & gincu) thanks for opening my eyes ;)
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Molalla Mason named top in Oregon
Interesting things do happen in Molalla. Recently, a Mason from Molalla's Masonic Lodge #178 was named Oregon Mason of the Year. Two years ago one of his fellow fraternity members was also tabbed for the award. They are the first to be chosen from the same lodge.
But that's not the oddest thing. Besides being friends now, the two also went to Molalla Union High School, as it was called then; they both were student body presidents their senior year, but they didn't know each other.
Mike Early is this year's Oregon Mason of the Year. He recently was awarded that title by Myles McMillan, the state's Grand Master of Oregon Masonic Grand Lodge, AF & AM.
Oregon's Mason of the Year is chosen from men nominated each month by the lodges in the state. They are reviewed by the head officers and given the title for the month. The one receiving the annual award has worked hard.
"It's quite an honor," said Grant Sharp, who was given the same award two years ago.
The Grand Lodge chose Early, who has been a Mason for 32 years, because of the charity work he does on a continuous basis, according to a press release. The former airline captain began building ramps before he retired.
He's built 15 of them after finding out from his wife that people came home from the hospital in wheelchairs and had no way to get out of their houses.
He would ask his wife to ask them to call him so he could get the information needed to build them a ramp. Most of the money for these came out of his pocket before retirement. Now they are funded by his Lodge brothers and others who give him money. The ramps are built to code and Sharp says they are beautiful. It takes between a few hours and three days to build a ramp.
He also does what he calls his track-hoe ministry. That's when people need large animals buried or to dig a drainage ditch.
"They try to pay me, I won't take their money. I tell them to give their money to their church," Early told the Pioneer.
He's also spent time as an announcer for the district track and field events. Plus, the man cooks for Clarkes Grange events.
"I'm a short-order cook," said Early.
He and Sharp, who nominated Early for the award, are good friends. Sharp has been a fraternity member for 50 years, he started working in high school and early college for the DeMolay, which is affiliated with the Masons. Early notes that Sharp devotes a lot of time to charity auctions doing about 20-25 a year.
Molalla's Lodge #178 has been in existence for nearly 100 years. It numbers 57 members who can be of any religion, must believe in God and enjoy doing charitable acts.
"Charity is one of our tenets," says Early.
The Lodge building for #178 is at 123 E Ross St. near City Hall and the Police Station. They hold business meetings the third Wednesday of each month at 7:30 p.m.
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Alma's fourth journal entry on her 8 Week Challenge.
June 23, 2016
I've been a member of RHF off and on every since it opened. My workouts of choice are the dance-like classes. I like that they are in a classroom with mostly women and the music is great. However, if I didn't make a class I would say to myself "Oh well, I missed my opportunity to workout. I'll try again tomorrow."
Today it occurred to me, however, that RHF has more to offer than classes. My initial thought was dread! The classes felt safe to me but doing something in the gym left me too exposed. Unlike RHF, some of the other gyms I have joined, felt like a "meat market." I didn't like them when I was in good shape so I certainly don't like them while I'm in less-than-good shape. I bet the minute I forget to engage my core will be when someone will be staring. All of the equipment looked intimidating but despite that I decided to do a "non-class" workout. I started with the rowing machine since that was familiar to me then I branched out to the weight equipment. When I couldn't figure something out I just grabbed a staff member and he was happy to not only show me how to use the machine but also watched me for a while to make sure I got it and my form was good.
So now I know that I can confidently make my way through the gym. Also, if I miss my class that is not the end of the story; the gym is open until ten so I can still get my workout in!
About my mid-challenge weigh in: I don't know if there was change in my weight. I was weighed but I did not want to know the number (I just wasn't strong enough for potential disappointment). In all other areas of measurement I improved!!!


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I love having my Bible open all the time, set on a little tray table to my right while I sit at my desk. It is a fitting place for something to which I refer often throughout the day. It's also close to where my phone sits, and they are buddies this week.
Earlier today I set my iPhone wallpaper to the photo of my Bible. It wears it well. My penguin bookmark, a gift from a sweet little friend five years ago, marks the passage I am studying along with the Good Morning Girls. Today we talked about God going above and beyond in His provision for us. Does He ever.
This morning I was desperate for rescue. More so than I even realized. I didn't mean to break down, but it happened and maybe it wasn't a bad thing. Tears always provide great release.
Where I felt I needed rescue, God knew I needed more than that. He sent renewal in the most treasured way, through a most beautiful friend. I spent the remainder of the day working on a Vision Board while I worked on laundry and cooked dinner.
Where there is no vision, people perish. I am grateful for those in my life who are unwilling to allow me to perish, who breathe vision and hope into my life in ways I can't quite describe. I only pray for the ability to weave that into a gift I can in turn give away.


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It is that time of the year, when face of fashion changes rapidly and brings in some new and some old trends. Though I follow trends, I always keep one basic rule in mind – What suits me and my body type! Understanding that, before following a particular trend is absolutely essential. But, for now I will talk about colors trend.
Change of trends means change of colors. For this fall, the new color palette has a lot to offer, breaking all stereotypes. I am in love with this shade of green, also called 'Lush Meadow'. It is so warm, fresh and greenery personified. Here, I have styled my A-line shift dress with lace-up shooties (which I am currently obsessed with), a pair of black socks, a black sling bag and to add more drama a plum color lip shade. Have a look!
Style tip – Lush Meadow goes really well with plum, oxblood, maroon or even brown colors. Add some contrast in form of accessories like handbags, shoes or a lip shade to cut a striking picture.
I will be talking more about colors of the season, so keep in touch!
Live & Love,
Dress – Cult Fiction, Myntra.com (similar)
Lace up shooties – Ajio.com
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Ladies and Gentlemen, I suspect that many of you have been watching Blue Planet and won't have missed the message about plastic waste in the world's oceans. We are all fortunate to have the sea as our "playground" and I believe that we should all take some individual action to help clean up our seas. Some of you may have seen the recent Yachting World article which had some horrendous statistics including the fact that 80% of marine litter is plastic waste.I have raised this matter with both the Executive Committee and Full Committee and both were unanimous in agreeing that we must see what we can do. There are some obvious little things which we can all do immediately with little extra effort:? Use Rec-cycling bins. Sort out our gash into glass, plastic and paper. There are separate bins by the side of the Clubhouse for glass and plastic. A paper bin is opposite the Guardhouse. ? Please take your old paint, waste oil and old filters to your Council re-cycling centre. ? Reduce our use of plastic bottles – use re-useable bottles. ? Don't throw anything overboard except for organic waste 12 miles from shore. ? Use shore side toilets whilst in marinas and holding tanks where fitted.The Club is working with JSASTC to make sure waste bins are better labelled, and that all users of the Hornet site are encouraged to recycle waste. In the Clubhouse, we will be replacing plastic straws with paper straws, removing plastic lids from the disposable coffee cups (please use your own rather than a disposable cup), and replacing sauce sachets with bottles. The Club has issued an Environmental Policy, and this is posted on the Notice Board. I would encourage any of you who have ideas as to how we can help make it easier to be "greener" to give your ideas in to the office.The last thing any of us want is more regulation or red tape but I trust that nobody will disagree that we all have a vested interest in protecting the environment where we spend our leisure time. All I am suggesting is that we all do more to safeguard the environment and do our bit to keep the seas clean.