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This shouldn't be so hard. I've reached the point where it's time to compile my manuscript from Scrivener into Word format, in preparation for The Great Editing. Now the Compile part is easy. (Well, I say "easy" in that it's pretty complicated, but in a Scrivener way, and after you've been using Scrivener for a … Continue reading Scrivener to Word


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Paleo Castle Chocolate Crepe
I made so many pancakes this Shrove Tuesday (see here), and I figured I'd push the boat out and make a special chocolate-filled crepe for you all!
I recommend using at least 70% dark chocolate for these pancakes. Preferably you want to be aiming for 85% but no rush, it takes time to work your way up and adjust to the bitter taste – but trust me, you WILL adjust! I couldn't stand 85% when I first went Paleo but now I'm addicted!
Ingredients (serves 1):
- 1/4 large banana
- 1 medium egg
- 1/2 tsp melted coconut oil
- 1/4 large banana
- 3 squares dark chocolate
- Optional: a drizzle of honey & a sprinkle of cinnamon for added joy
- Frying pan x2
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- Microwaveable mug (for melting coconut oil)
- Microwave
- Blender (or a whisk)
- Spatula
1.Melt your coconut oil in a mug until it turns to a liquid (it should only take about 20 seconds) and then add it into you blender with the banana and the egg:
2. Slice up the banana that will be used as the topping and fry in some coconut/olive oil on a low heat for 2-3 minutes (flipping halfway through).
3. Straight after you have put your bananas on, pour your mixture into a frying pan and swirl about so it spreads out thinly. Fry on a medium heat for 1-2 minutes each side.
Tip – make sure you oil your pan before pouring in your mixture and spread the oil about. Also make sure to use a non-stick pan so you will easily be able to flip the pancake over.
4. Once cooked, turn the pan off but leave your pancake in the pan so it stays hot whilst you melt your chocolate.
To melt the chocolate simply break 3 squares off (I used an 85% dark chocolate) and place in a mug. Heat in the microwave for 30 seconds, stir, 10 seconds, stir and so on until fully melted.
5. Lay your pancake out on a plate and spread the chocolate down the middle like so…
Make sure to save some of the chocolate to drizzle over the top
6. Simply roll your pancake up and lay it flat on your plate ready for the toppings
7. Lay your banana slices down the crepe
8. Using a tsp drizzle the melted chocolate back and forth over the crepe. Add a drizzle of honey and a dash of cinnamon if you wish to add more joy.
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I get an email about once a week from a student who's been given an assignment by their instructor to interview a working designer. The email I got today reads: I am a graphic design student at RIT and as an assignment we need to "interview" a designer. I was wondering if you might take the time to answer these 10 questions inquiring about your field of work…
I generally don't respond to these requests because it just cuts into an already busy day. But I thought if I did this one time on my blog I could just refer students to this post in the future. So Jessica in response to your request here are the answers to your questions…
1. Did you always want to be a designer?
No. I first realized I had a knack for design in the second grade when my teacher (Mrs. Papas) pointed out that I could cut flower pedals out of construction paper better than anybody else in the class. I was always good at creative things but I always got picked last when schoolmates were choosing teams for kick ball. That was pretty much the case all the way through graduation. After I graduated I got a job working in a meat packing plant and after about a week of that living hell I decided to go to college. The only thing I was ever any good at was art so I became a fine arts major. I changed my major to Graphic Design in my sophomore year when I realized I'd probably have to go back to the meat pack when I graduated because it's nearly impossible to make a living wage as a fine artist (especially in Nebraska).
2. How long have you been working in the design field, where did you start out?
I started working as a designer for a screen printing company in Omaha in 1985.
3. What is your favorite part of working as a designer?
I like getting paid an awful lot; next to that I probably like the point in the creative process when I begin to see a design starting to come together, that eureka moment when I think I have a design that's going to blow the customer away.
4. What is your least favorite part of being a designer?
When my customer rejects what I think is a great design (usually happens when a committee is involved).
5. In creating logos, did you have one in particular that was most challenging to create?
I can't think of any one particular design but there are certain types of projects and certain types of customers that can present a challenge. The projects that sound really cool and fun when I take them on are the ones that typically take the longest to do. The customers that are the hardest to please are the ones that I don't deal with directly or are made up of committees.
6. What has been your favorite logo design?
It's always a toss up between the one I'm working on or the one I just got paid for.
7. How long does it generally take you to create a finished logo?
I like to have at least a week or two to work on a logo design. At any given time I'm juggling 8-12 logo projects which works well for me because I prefer to rotate designs because whenever I set something aside for a few days I gain a new perspective on it when I start back in on it.
8. How many people work in creating one logo for your business?
Two, myself and the customer.
9. How many logos might you be working on at one time?
10. Do you enjoy your job?
Yes I do, very much so; beats the heck out of working in a meat pack.


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I want to normally use my PC with Adobe CS3 installed but deactivated.
However PDF files (even when a file is visible in a directory window) causes a pop-up warning dialogue box to open (not good if I open a directory with lots of PDF files in it - as I get a warning for each file!)
I can open a PDF file, but only for a few seconds after which it closes with the same pop-up warning dialogue box.
Can someone help before I uninstall this piece of junk!
whe i opened Acrobat 8 professional apperars this messenge: Adobe Acrobat 8 Professional cannot be launched at this time. You must launch at least one other suite component (such as Adobe Photoshop) before launching Acrobat 8 Professional.
when i opened Acrobat 8 professional apperars this messenge: AdobeAcrobat 8 Professional cannot be launched at this time. You must launchat least one other suite component (such as Adobe Photoshop) beforelaunching Acrobat 8 Professional.
when i opened Acrobat 8 professional apperars this messenge: Adobe Acrobat 8 Professional cannot be launched at this time. You must launch at least one other suite component (such as Adobe Photoshop) before launching Acrobat 8 Professional. After a few second my PDF file closes when i close the popup window
For Windows 7, here's what you need to do.
Run the CS3 CleanScript.
Here's how:
Assuming... you've unistalled the full suite from your PC, and you've still had problems with Acrobat Professional.
You need 2 downloads.
* Go to Microsoft website and download the Windows Installer Cleanup Utility http://support.microsoft.com/kb/290301
* (Do this before the CS3Cleanup install, or the program will tell you to do the Windows one first) Click on the file "msicuu2.exe" and it will run. Nothing happens after that.
* Go to http://www.adobe.com/support/contact/cs3clean.html
* Download the file, extract it so you have the folder, and can see the contents.
* Open the "AdobeCS3CleanReadMe.pdf" that is in that folder (need to install Acrobat Reader from web.
* Print out the PDF, since you have to close all programs.
* Follow the instructions. I used the Windows Vista instructions, since it's similar to Win7
* when asked what Level (1 or 2), I did level two, and removed Acrobat Professional as well.
* to be safe, Shut Down your computer. Then Start it again.
* when it boots up, insert your CD1 for CS3. Install what you want, then insert the CD's when prompted. Make sure "AutoPlay" doesn't try to take over when you insert the next CD. If it does, close the window, then click the close box on top right, then click "OK" on the CS3 Install window.
I was singing Hallelujah once I got my apps back again. I think we've spent 20 hours on this problem. I hope this helps all of you!
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Experienced similar problem with CS4 and Windows 7
I made an Illustrator file, saved it, then selected "Save As" and chose "pdf", and made a pdf file.
Now Acrobat stays open and that miserable message no longer appears.
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No, it's an activation thing...there are fixes out there online--I've seen them, but I can't find them right now. I'll follow up if I do.
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See the Adobe Forums fix here:
I wound up solving it using option #2 (moving files) because I had already activated my Adobe Suite. Word of advice: if you enter your suite serial number and it doesn't work, try using an earlier serial number that you may have upgraded from.
If you are using a PC, navigate to the section of Adobe Forums that focuses on PC problems.
This not necessory to lanch other products of adobe to use acrobat professional 8, if it is a new rule then u have no other choice. i m using only acrobat professional 8 without any other product of adobe.
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Four examples of spontaneous and six of artificial ventricular parasystole exhibiting fixed coupling of the premature beats were presented. In five cases, one of the pacemakers was located in the S-A node, in four in the A-V junction, and in one at first in the A-V junction and later in the ventricles. The material was divided according to the presence either of mutual protection of the two pacemakers (group I, four cases) or of unilateral protection of the parasystolic pacemaker (group II, five cases).
When the rates of both pacemakers are regular and the conditions for impulse propagation remain stable, fixed (forced) coupling of parasystolic beats develops under the following conditions: in group I (with mutual protection) (a) if there is-by chance or by experimental adjustment-a simple numerical relation between the two pacemaker rates, or (b) if subthreshold stimuli become effective only during a short super-normal period of excitability in the early portion of the ventricular cycle; and in group II (with unilateral protection) as a result of a fixed relationship that develops secondarily to the discharge of the dominant pacemaker by the parasystolic pacemaker, a mechanism referred to as "reversed coupling." This mechanism may be combined with that of group Ib.
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- 1/4 cup Olive's Oil Blood Orange Fused Extra Virgin Olive Oil
- 1 cup white sugar
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 2 eggs
- 1/2 cup all purpose flour
- 1/3 cup unsweetened cocoa powder
- 1/4 teaspoon baking powder
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 cup chopped walnuts (optional)
- Preheat oven to 350° F. Grease a 9x9" baking pan. In medium bowl, mix together the oil, sugar & vanilla. Beat in eggs. Combine flour, cocoa, baking powder & salt then gradually stir into the egg mixture until well blended. Stir in walnuts, if desired. Spread batter evenly into the prepared pan. Bake 20-25 minutes or until the edges begin to pull away from the sides of the pan. Let cool on a wire rack before cutting into squares. Top with whipping cream flavored (add prior to whipping) with a tablespoon of the Blood Orange olive oil.
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California Assembly Speaker Toni Atkins announced her new "Floor Team" today. These Assembly offices run the day-to-day business of the floor and are crucial to ensuring the house is run efficiently. For better context, the Assembly votes and passes on thousands of
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The retirement announcement by Associate Justice Marvin Baxter adds one more State Supreme Court vacancy for Governor Jerry Brown to fill. Justice Kennard announced her plans to retire last year. Brown will not only make history as the longest serving California governor, he will also lead all other Golden State governors in high court appointments surpassing Pat Brown and George Deukmejian.


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Undrafted out of Monmouth and really a wonderful story of development, for a brief period Miles Austin was not only Kardashian Kandy but one of the better WRs in the NFL.
Today he is a guy who looks very little like the man who in 2009 and in 2010 was a bonafide No. 1 target.
Austin has been crucified for blowing off the media on Monday, one day after there was rather damning video of both he and fellow WR Kevin Ogletree jogging back to the line of scrimmage late in the Cowboys' loss against the Ravens.
Ogletree admitted he goofed. Austin not so much.
Don't let this one play derail you from the obvious: Austin is not the threat he was once.
2009: 16 games, 81 rec., 1,320 yards, 11 TD
2010: 16 games, 60 rec,. 1,041 yards, 7 TD
2011: 10 games, 43 rec., 579 yards, 7 TD
2012: 5 games, 20 rec., 331 yards, 3 TD
He has had one 100 yard receiving game this season - against the Bucs - but that was his first since Week 2 in 2011.
If he maintains this pace, Austin will catch 64 passes for 1,059 yards with 10 TDs. That is hardly a bad season. He is only 28, so he is in the prime of his career.
You have to wonder if the hamstring injuries have slowly robbed Austin of his speed, and thereby reduced him to second tier status.
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It wasn't easy, for the players and for us, but with Carey Price being Carey Price, the Canadiens move on and the Sens don't.
A big 2-0 shutout win in game six to end the drama. As tense as can be with the Senators swarming the Canadiens goal, with shrieks and oohs and aahs filling Canadian Tire Centre as the Sens poured it on with the clock winding down.
But Price and company withstood those heart-stopping moments, and now wait patiently for the Detroit-Tampa to end, with the Red Wings currently up 3-2 in the series.
Of course, whenever one talks to a Sens fan anytime over the next eight months or so, the conversation will center around the play being whistled dead when Price bobbled the puck and it was banged home. But from where referee Chris Lee was standing, Price had the puck and that was that.
A good and proper call. Sorry Sens fans.
For the first time in the series, Montreal opened the scoring when Brendan Gallagher batted home a bouncing puck, and overall, the Canadiens as a whole played a fine, hard-working first period.
It's a beautiful thing when the team is in the lead instead of behind, and not having us wonder if Craig Anderson can be beaten and a game made of it. A much better feeling. Love those leads.
It was just a matter of getting a second goal, which ultimately didn't happen until Max sent it down the ice into the open net in the dying seconds. We need the Habs to open the scoring more often. It's much easier on the nervous system and several vital organs. A second goal soon after would be nice too.
The second period saw the Canadiens play their disturbing 'sit back' type of game, at one point being outshot 12-1 and totaling 16-3 overall, but Lars Eller rang one off the post and and Tomas Plekanec had an amazing chance to buried it but it sailed over the net instead.
So regardless of the fact the boys were outshot, they still showed slivers of danger. How the air would've left the building if Eller or Pleks had buried one of those. It would've been a beautiful thing.
In the third period, Canadiens found themselves with a plethora of great chances, including a Parenteau and Mitchell combo on one sequence, Weise on another, and at least two from Brandon Prust. Beautiful chances, and when no light was lit, dark clouds began to form. We knew how these things usually work. Great chances, no goals, and the other team scores shortly after.
That's how it usually works. Just not tonight. Because Carey Price was Carey Price and his teammates for the most part, stood their ground. Good, grinding hockey while withstanding an Ottawa team that refused to let up.
So nice to be rid of the Ottawa Senators. I'll spend a couple more seconds thinking about them, and then begin wondering about the Wings and Bolts.
Either will be tough, but nobody said winning the Stanley Cup would be easy. For the players or us.
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Ottawa outshot the Habs 43-20.
Andrei Markov was a bit of a disaster, coughing up pucks, looking slow, showing uncharacteristic sloppiness with the puck from start to finish. We need Markov to be the general and in strict control out there, not a Mike Komisarek or Dion Phaneuf clone.
Hard and effective workers included, among others, PA Parenteau, who was inserted into the lineup for Brian Flynn; Brandon Prust, who played a feisty game and as mentioned, had a handful of good scoring chances; Brendan Gallagher, who scored what became the winner and was his usual Gallagher self; Lars Eller, who once again was excellent; and of course Price, who rose to the occasion after not exactly being on top of things the other night.
Maybe it was my ears, but I think I heard the wild and crazy Glenn Healy give us what he called a Beatles reference when he mentioned things being "A long day's night." It's "A Hard Day's Night" Glenn. Or maybe you were thinking of "A Long and Winding Road". Regardless, leave the Beatles out of your mutterings.
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Horse Dies Before Traditional Italian Race
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An Italian racehorse died July 1 during a practice session for the Palio di Siena horse race that takes place near Tuscany, according to a report from the United Kingdom-based news website Mail Online.
The Palio di Siena is a bareback horse race run twice a year during the summer (in July and August) around the main square of Siena. The horses run on a layer of dirt that is put down as extra cushion for the cobblestone surface. The Palio consists of three laps around the track, with spectators watching from inside the circle.
The Mail Online report indicates that an 8-year-old gelding named Messi was taking part in a practice session with jockey Antonio Villelli when he crashed into a barrier on a "notorious curve."
"Officials said the horse hit the barrier at the 'San Martino bend' on its second lap around the square and then limped for several feet before collapsing in front of the town hall," the report stated.
Messi reportedly received immediate attention from veterinarians who rushed him to a clinic, but the horse later died at the veterinary clinic. Reports indicate that he suffered a catastrophic cardiac event; however, no further information was available at press time.
Italian equine activists have reportedly been lobbying against the historic race for years, and Mail Online reports that 50 horses have died in connection with the race since 1970.
The July race will take place as scheduled tomorrow (July 2), the report noted.
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Erica Larson, news editor, holds a degree in journalism with an external specialty in equine science from Michigan State University in East Lansing. A Massachusetts native, she grew up in the saddle and has dabbled in a variety of disciplines including foxhunting, saddle seat, and mounted games. Currently, Erica competes in eventing with her OTTB, Dorado.
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Why did the United States not sign the treaty that created the International Criminal Court?
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At the time that the treaty was agreed to by the majority of the world community in the late 1990s, America was and had been recently involved in military interventions and covert operations against both nations and terror groups. President Bill Clinton, on advice from the White House Chief Counsel, decided that signing the treaty might expose an American President, as well as unknown numbers of American soldiers and operatives, to prosecution for Crimes Against Humanity under the Court's charter. While Clinton did not reject the treaty or the Court outright, he raised the initial objections. President George W. Bush later openly refused to sign the treaty or submit to the Court's authority, but by then the US was deeply involved in the Afghanistan and Iraq wars as well as the War on Terror.
So in essence, the US did not sign the treaty because it felt legally exposed to prosecution and did not want to put American leaders or soldiers in that position.


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I am not an innately good person.
But that's okay, because I think that might be why I'm a good storyteller. Or, somewhat less arrogantly, I think that might be why I want to be a good storyteller. My intrinsic shittiness as a human being might be the reason why stories and their telling are important to me.
When I say I'm not an innately good person, I don't mean that I'm a psychopath, or even a big fat jerk, exuding fatness and jerkiness over all that I survey. Externally at least, I'm a fairly nice person. But when, say, one of my friends gets a killer book deal while mine flounders, my first thought isn't bluebirds and sunshine. It's dirty and selfish and stupid.
Of course, my second thought is "what a shitty thing to think, don't do that." But that first impulse is still out there, and it is bad, and that makes me a less than ideal human being. I struggle against my nature, I strive to overcome it, and bit by bit, I learn to better recognize the awful parts of myself and give them a little less power over my life. That is a basic character arc. I might make for a pretty shitty roommate, but I'm a fairly compelling narrative.
Being kind of an inherent dickbag has a lot of cons, but that's the one big pro: I understand the importance of narrative to human beings. I want to see people undergo trauma and come out of it changed somehow – if not improved, then at least substantially different. If pressed, I would say this is almost mandatory in storytellers. If you're a genuinely good person, through and through — from first impulsive thought to your last external action – I don't know how fully you can understand what comprises a good story.
That's not a rule or anything, just a sneaking suspicion that I have: Maybe you're a friggin' saint, but you have such empathy for others that you can experience whole character arcs in your mind without ever going through them firsthand. I don't know. But for me, the filthy, savage little goblin in my guts that lashes out before thinking? That bastard is vital to writing.
"Fuck you," he says, in response to literally anything.
But then, after some consideration, another part of my rational mind kicks in and starts analyzing and dissecting the response. Why does the goblin shit on the success of my friends and loved ones? Is it right, that he does that? What should he do, instead? What can I do to make him behave differently?
I'm not breaking new ground. You hear this type of thing all the time: That most creative types are asshole, bastards and jerks. Kurt Vonnegut manufactured a very specific public image – a frazzled, cynical old hippie persona that colored his writing and endeared him to a generation — and then the biographies came out, stating that in reality, he was straight-laced, extremely selfish, often cruel and generally unloving person. Some readers used this as a reason to dismiss his works: "How can I take what this guy wrote seriously, if he wasn't actually like that? If it was all just a cynical act to market to me?"
I think, if Vonnegut truly was the friendly, sad old hippie he pretended to be, his books would have held little to no emotional impact. What made him such a compelling writer wasn't that he was practically a saint who wrote books – it was that he was an asshole, trying as best he could to understand the saints around him. In his personal life, he failed. In his books, he succeeded. I wouldn't want to share a tent with the guy, but then I probably wouldn't enjoy the books of a guy that always picks up after himself, pays his bills on time and never plays his music too loud quite as much.
"Fuck you," Vonnegut said, in response to pretty much everything. And then, after a moment's consideration: "But…why?"
See, that's the reason why I write: I think you should go fuck yourself, and I want to understand why.


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Immigration isn't the only sticking point.
When the government shuts down, the politicians pipe up.
No sooner had a midnight deadline passed without congressional action on a must-pass spending bill than lawmakers launched their time-honored competition over who gets the blame for their collective failure. The Senate floor became a staging ground for dueling speeches early Saturday morning, and lawmakers of both parties—as well as the White House and political-activist groups—flooded the inboxes of reporters with prewritten statements castigating one side or the other.
Led by President Trump, Republicans accused Senate Democrats of holding hostage the entire government and health insurance for millions of children over their demands for an immigration bill. "This is the behavior of obstructionist losers, not legislators," the White House said in a statement issued moments before the clock struck midnight. In a series of Saturday-morning tweets, Trump said Democrats had given him "a nice present" for the first anniversary of his inauguration. The White House vowed that no immigration talks would occur while the government is closed, and administration officials sought to minimize public anger by allowing agencies to use leftover funds and by keeping national parks and public lands partially accessible during the shutdown—in effect, by not shutting down the government as fully as the Obama administration did in 2013.
John Hughes's coming-of-age classic feels dated in retrospect, but the film paved the way for more character-focused teen stories.
When John Singleton—the groundbreaking filmmaker behind movies like Boyz n the Hood, and the first African American to get a Best Director Oscar nomination—first saw The Breakfast Club in 1985, he was reviewing it for his high-school newspaper. "The various characters were teenage archetypes, but they were rooted in genuine human problems," he later said. "I didn't feel alienated by the fact that they were all white kids. They were just teens finding their way into adulthood—like I was."
Six years later, Singleton made Boyz n the Hood, a teen drama about growing up in South Central Los Angeles; he cites the Breakfast Club writer-director John Hughes as a major influence. "He gave me a template," Singleton has said, according to David Kamp's essay in the new Criterion Collection release of the movie, which came out this month. Watching Hughes's foundational tale of adolescent angst more than 30 years on, it's easy to be put off by the homogeneity and privilege of its main characters: five suburban white kids in Chicago who spend the entire film fretting over their social status, overbearing parents, and existential fears. But The Breakfast Club undeniably laid the foundation for a whole new kind of teen drama—one motivated less by plot, and more by mood.
The website made a name for itself by going after Aziz Ansari, and now it's hurting the momentum of #MeToo.
Fifteen years ago, Hollywood's glittering superstars—among them Meryl Streep— were on their feet cheering for Roman Polanski, the convicted child rapist and fugitive from justice, when he won the 2003 Academy Award for Best Director. But famous sex criminals of the motion picture and television arts have lately fallen out of fashion, as the industry attempts not just to police itself but—where would we be without them?—to instruct all of us on how to lead our lives.
The Golden Globes ceremony had the angry, unofficial theme of "Time's Up," which quickly and predictably became unmoored from its original meaning, as excited winners tried to align their entertaining movies and TV shows with the message. By the time Laura Dern—a quiver in her voice—connected the nighttime soap opera Big Little Lies to America's need to institute "restorative justice," it seemed we'd set a course for the moon but ended up on Jupiter: close, but still 300 million miles away. And then Oprah Winfrey climbed the stairs to the stage, and I knew she wouldn't just bat clean-up; she'd bring home the pennant.
Allegations against the comedian are proof that women are angry, temporarily powerful—and very, very dangerous.
Sexual mores in the West have changed so rapidly over the past 100 years that by the time you reach 50, intimate accounts of commonplace sexual events of the young seem like science fiction: You understand the vocabulary and the sentence structure, but all of the events take place in outer space. You're just too old.
This was my experience reading the account of one young woman's alleged sexual encounter with Aziz Ansari, published by the website Babe this weekend. The world in which it constituted an episode of sexual assault was so far from my own two experiences of near date rape (which took place, respectively, during the Carter and Reagan administrations, roughly between the kidnapping of the Iran hostages and the start of the Falklands War) that I just couldn't pick up the tune. But, like the recent New Yorker story "Cat Person"—about a soulless and disappointing hookup between two people who mostly knew each other through texts—the account has proved deeply resonant and meaningful to a great number of young women, who have responded in large numbers on social media, saying that it is frighteningly and infuriatingly similar to crushing experiences of their own. It is therefore worth reading and, in its way, is an important contribution to the present conversation.
Stories of gray areas are exactly what more men need to hear.
The story of Aziz Ansari and "Grace" is playing out as a sort of Rorschach test.
One night in the lives of two young people with vintage cameras is crystallizing debate over an entire movement. Depending on how readers were primed to see the ink blot, it can be taken as evidence that the ongoing cultural audit is exactly on track—getting more granular in challenging unhealthy sex-related power dynamics—or that it has gone off the rails, and innocent men are now suffering, and we are collectively on the brink of a sex panic.
Since the story's publication on Saturday (on the website Babe, without comment from Ansari, and attributed to a single anonymous source), some readers have seen justice in Ansari's humiliation. Some said they would no longer support his work. They saw in this story yet another case of a man who persisted despite literal and implied cues that sex was not what a woman wanted. Some saw further proof that the problems are systemic, permeating even "normal" encounters.
An infamous gap in Interstate 95 will finally be closed this summer.
PENNINGTON, N.J.—The past few years have been thick with promises of shiny new infrastructure and the revival of American greatness.
Funny, then, that so little has been made of a quiet victory for U.S. infrastructure due later this year. By September 2018, one of the country's most famous civil-engineering projects will finally complete construction, six decades after work on it began.
Interstate 95, the country's most used highway, will finally run as one continuous road between Miami and Maine by the late summer. The interstate's infamous "gap" on the Pennsylvania and New Jersey border will be closed, turning I-95 into an unbroken river of concrete more than 1,900 miles long. In so doing, it will also mark a larger milestone, say transportation officials—the completion of the original United States interstate system.
How men and women digest differently, diet changes our skin, and gluten remains mysterious: A forward-thinking gastroenterologist on eating one's way to "gutbliss"
Robynne Chutkan, MD, is an integrative gastroenterologist and founder of the Digestive Center for Women, just outside of Washington, D.C. She trained at Columbia University and is on faculty at Georgetown, but her approach to practicing medicine and understanding disease is more holistic than many specialists with academic backgrounds. She has also appeared on The Dr. Oz Show (of which I've been openly skeptical in the past, because of Oz's tendency to divorce his recommendations from evidence).
Chutkan's first book comes out today. You might pick out an Oz-ian air to the title: Gutbliss: A 10-Day Plan to Ban Bloat, Flush Toxins, and Dump Your Digestive Baggage. Oz even endorses it on the back of the jacket: "Dr. Chutkan blasts away the bloat as she tastefully explains the guts of our problems."
The national-security adviser is one of the biggest hawks in the Trump administration.
In the increasingly urgent, dramatic debate about the North Korean nuclear threat, National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster stands out in the Trump administration as the strongest advocate of a hawkish position. But where do H.R. McMaster's views on North Korea really come from? Why, to pose a question The Atlantic's Uri Friedman recently did, is he so worried about North Korea? Notwithstanding the suggestion, in Friedman's piece and elsewhere, that McMaster's views represent some kind of heresy of nuclear deterrence, his worries must be seen in light of how he views Kim's motives. Indeed, those motives mean the possibility of military action against North Korea could be understood not as a "good thing," but as the "least bad."
In transcending left-right divides, the French president may be creating a monster of a different sort.
Foreigners are fascinated by French President Emmanuel Macron. And why shouldn't they be? He's the youngest-ever president of the French Republic, elected with no party and no previous electoral experience, a virtual nobody just two years before he leaped to the forefront of the French political scene. Of course people are curious.
But there's another reason my non-French friends bombard me with questions about my president. Like myself, most of them have advanced degrees and upper-middle-class backgrounds. This sort of socioeconomic status correlates strongly with affection for Macron.
His views mirror those held by most of this "elite" class. He thinks the left-right divide should be transcended. He doesn't care about outworn ideologies, but about solutions that work, wherever they come from. He thinks startups are cool and the economy should be generally entrepreneurship-friendly, but he also wants some sort of welfare state. He's got no problem whatsoever with gay marriage. He believes immigration is desirable for both economic and moral reasons.
A tanker that sank off the Chinese coast was carrying "condensate," a mix of molecules with radically different properties than crude.
Over the last two weeks, the maritime world has watched with horror as a tragedy has unfolded in the East China Sea. A massive Iranian tanker, the Sanchi, collided with a Chinese freighter carrying grain. Damaged and adrift, the tanker caught on fire, burned for more than a week, and sank. All 32 crew members are presumed dead.
Meanwhile, Chinese authorities and environmental groups have been trying to understand the environmental threat posed by the million barrels of hydrocarbons that the tanker was carrying. Because the Sanchi was not carrying crude oil, but rather condensate, a liquid by-product of natural gas and some kinds of oil production. According to Alex Hunt, a technical manager at the London-based International Tanker Owners Pollution Federation, which assists with oil spills across the world, there has never been a condensate spill like this.
For rising models in one of the largest favelas of Rio de Janeiro, fashion is an opportunity for self-actualization.
The overbearing "queen bee" boss stereotype is a toxic feedback loop.
Though it may seem like a dystopian TV series, this is a documentary, and its message is clear: We are all being watched.


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For those of you who have been asking me, for the last two years, when MOTHER LOAD would be returning to New York, here's your chance!
I'm going to be performing MOTHER LOAD on Thursday, June 18th, at the Soho Playhouse in NYC, to kick off their Summer Solo Series. Information, and tickets, may be found at www.sohoplayhouse.com (click "buy tickets") or, once I get my website updated, at motherloadshow.com.
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How does the symbol of fire change over the course of the novel Lord of the Flies, by William Golding?
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Lord of the Flies, by William Golding, is set on a tropical island and its main characters are a group of schoolboys aged five or six to thirteen or so. Fire is a changeable symbol which Golding uses to represent both life and death throughout the novel.
In chapter two of the novel, the boys do something together for the first time: they run up the mountain to light a signal fire, as Ralph suggests. In their enthusiasm to light a signal fire, however, they create a conflagration that nearly kills them all and does kill a little boy with a mulberry birthmark.
Beneath the dark canopy of leaves and smoke the fire laid hold on the forest and began to gnaw. Acres of black and yellow smoke rolled steadily toward the sea. At the sight of the flames and the irresistible course of the fire, the boys broke into shrill, excited cheering. The flames, as though they were a kind of wild life, crept as a jaguar creeps on its belly toward a line of birch-like saplings that fledged an outcrop of the pink rock. They flapped at the first of the trees, and the branches grew a brief foliage of fire. The heart of flame leapt nimbly across the gap between the trees and then went swinging and flaring along the whole row of them. Beneath the capering boys a quarter of a mile square of forest was savage with smoke and flame. The separate noises of the fire merged into a drum-roll that seemed to shake the
What was supposed to have been the source of their rescue (life) quickly became an agent of death.
In the middle fo the novel, fire comes to represent survival (life). The only way the boys know to start a fire is with Piggy's glasses, and for most of the story he is willing to let them be used by whoever needs to start a fire. While the boys are able to live on fruit and a few other things, what they really need is meat; in order to cook the meat which the hunters eventually provide, they also need fire. The fight for Piggy's glasses also becomes a fight for survival. In the end, whoever has the glasses has the power of life and death on the island.
In the last chapter of the novel, the fire which was to have flushed Ralph out of hiding so he could be killed also creates enough smoke for a passing military vessel to rescue the boys. This dual symbolism is the final irony in this novel, a reversal of that found in chapter two. There, the fire designed to rescue them all inadvertently killed someone; here, the fire designed to kill someone inadvertently rescued them all. Fire is a changing symbol of both life and death throughout this novel.


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Fun Facts about this film:
On the first day of shooting, a priest was brought to bless the set.
James Wan was offered a "life altering" amount of money in order to direct Fast 8(2017). However, he turned the opportunity down to direct The Conjuring 2 (2016). "I feel rejuvenated to tell a scary story one more time", James Wan said on Instagram.
It had the biggest opening weekend gross for a horror film in three years. The previous film being The Conjuring (2013).
Before the film
If you read one of my earlier posts about the first film, you'd know that I absolutely loved it. You can check it out here. Since I knew it was the same director, I hoped it would still be story-driven, and of course, it was. Fortunately, it still maintained to incorporate the horror elements we all love.
The Conjuring 2
Director: James Wan
Release date: June 10, 2016
Genre: Horror, Mystery, Thriller
Rating: R
Duration: 2 hr 14 min
Writers: Carey and Chad Hayes, James Wan, David Leslie Johnson
Ed Warren … Patrick Wilson
Lorraine Warren … Vera Farmiga
Janet Hodgson … Madison Wolfe
Peggy Hodgson … Frances O'Conner
Synopsis: World renowned paranormal investigators, Ed and Lorraine Warren, venture to London in an attempt to help Peggy Hodgson, a single mother whose family is being terrorized by evil in her home.
What I Liked:
As previously mentioned, the film is story-driven; the audience focuses on the family, the marriage between Ed and Lorraine, and faith.
Wan, the director, knows when to terrify his audience and how.
The Unknown – it's what you don't see, that'll scare you the most.
The Anticipation – JESUS! This is definitely a trait Wan has perfected. I can attest to that!
The Visual – I will never look at a nun the same. Ever. But I'm glad we got to SEE the horror instead of just hearing it. This is why we watch scary movies to begin with, right? Unlike other directors, who just give you a glimpse of what you're DYING to see. Wan makes sure you REMEMBER what they look like.
The Chase – and as always, the fall. ha! I will be SO HAPPY when the day comes and NO ONE FALLS from the chase.
The Disfigured – Ugh. This is always creepy.
The Phobias – If you fear it, it'll show. I'm pretty sure I slept with the hall light on.
The Location – Yep. It's a creepy house, with evil. Enough said and needed really.
The Monster – Or, in this case, monsterS.
The Sound and Music – Honestly, this is what gets me hiding behind the popcorn tub, or napkin, or purse.
We learn more about the Warrens and what they've been through, how they feel about each other, how they met, and their future goals. We discovered just how much their both affected by each case they take.
The acting – Damn! That little girl is going places! She TRULY FREAKED ME THE F*** OUT! The family were also incredible! PHENOMENAL JOB!
The Warren's intuition – They knew better! Always trust your gut instinct! It might just save you!
Patrick Wilson's singing – He needs his own album. I'd totally buy it. And possibly 5 more.
The skeptics – This was something I'm glad they included in the film and also how the Warrens saw both sides of this situation; it could be paranormal, or a hoax.
The Loop – This is a movie feature I've always loved; when they begin the film with a scene from the end, show what happened before and in between, and then how it got to that one scene at the beginning. LOVE THAT!
What I Didn't Like:
I wanted more! To be frank, I'm a chicken. I get scared easily. I promised my dad and my boyfriend that I was NOT going to hide behind the popcorn, and I actually didn't. Truth be told, I was proud of myself, but disappointed that I didn't have to. I could barely watch the first film without flinching. However, I still think it was pretty darn good. LET'S PRAY FOR ANOTHER ONE!
I felt like it ended so suddenly! Again, this goes back to the first bullet, I WANTED MORE!
That it gave me horrible nightmares for about three nights in a row. 🙁
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Other Film Facts:
Patrick Wilson did his own singing.
One of the real-life allegations that didn't feature in the movie, was that the Hodgson children's toys were thrown around and were too hot to touch.
While promoting the film in June 2016, star Vera Farmiga was still suffering from a swollen lymph node she received during filming, due to the intense screaming she had to perform. Due to technical challenges, she would sometimes do 50 takes in a row, all featuring her screaming.
During a screening of the film in India, a 65-year-old man started complaining of chest pains and fainted. He was rushed to the hospital, but could not be helped and was declared dead on arrival. Shortly after, the hospital staff asked the man's friend to transport the body to a bigger hospital, where it could be properly examined. The friend loaded the body in his vehicle and took off. Neither he nor the body arrived in the bigger hospital, and they have not been seen since then.


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Furious dad sues school for cost of self-defence lessons daughter took to fight bullies
A FURIOUS father is suing his daughter's school after he was forced to send her to learn self-defence to fight off bullies.
The dad is demanding a refund for the lessons she needed to stop being taunted and beaten in the playground.
He claims Thorns Community College is liable for the £57.35 fees for failing to protect its Year 10 girls.
The teen moved to her new school last September and is now taking classes in martial art jeet kune do in order to "equip her with the necessary skills to protect herself".
Her dad, who did not want to be named, said: "It started with verbal bullying but escalated to shoving and punching.
"I went to the school but they didn't seem to care or take it seriously"The girl's dad
"I think some other girls were jealous and said she was posh because her previous school was nicer.
"Every day she was teased and bullied online.
"I went to the school but they didn't seem to care or take it seriously."
His case is backed by community group Parents Against Bullying At Thorns after Freedom of Information figures revealed that the school, in Stourbridge, West Mids, has dealt with more than 400 bullying incidents in the past two years.
Police have been called to the school on 22 different occasions since 2014.
Principal Andy Cox said he will be "acting on it in due course", adding he has a zero-tolerance policy.


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Auburn, Alabama (PressExposure) April 21, 2011 -- TCG Productions, along with XOS Digital and the University of Auburn, announced the release of the 2010 Auburn football DVD box set this past weekend at the annual "A-Day", Auburn's spring football game. The set includes every regular season win with an option to add the BCS national championship game.
From the phenomenal breakout performance of Heisman Trophy winning quarterback Cam Newton and Lombardi Trophy winner Nick Fairley right through to the National Championship game, this is a must have collector's item for any Auburn fanatic.
"Auburn University recognizes their perfect 14-0 season as historic. Their support in launching this has been tremendous. They want the Auburn faithful to relive this historic season on demand and this box set of all the games gives them that opportunity" said Sandy Seago, CEO, TCG Productions
The DVD set includes the never-give-up victory over Alabama in the Iron Bowl. Trailing 24-0, the Tigers roared back to win 28-27 in what may be the greatest game in the history of the storied rivalry. The set also includes the Tiger's win over South Carolina in the SEC Championship game--the win which propelled them to the BCS National Championship against Oregon.
Also available as part of the set, the Tigers 22-19 win over Oregon in Glendale. The game that touched off the celebration from Arizona all the way back to Toomer's Corner.
"When you think about the adversity this team had to overcome to be undefeated, it's unbelievable. From the last minute wins to the last second win in the BCS Championship game, this team made not only college football history, but Auburn football history. Whether it's for Father's Day, Mother's Day, Birthday or any day, this is a historical gift any Auburn fanatic will love to own" adds Seago.
Officially licensed by XOS Digital, the DVDs of each game are in standard definition (SD), free of any commercial interruption, and includes original commentary.
This Perfect Season DVD box is now available at www.wareagledvd.com after being released the weekend of Auburn's spring game, or 'A-Day' on April 16th 2011.
For more information, contact Chris Baker of TCG Productions at firstname.lastname@example.com


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Flatlining investment, jobs and tourism have been branded a "cause for concern" amid fears Edinburgh's economic recovery has hit a bump.
The city is stagnating or in decline across seven key economic indicators released as part of Edinburgh City Council's monthly update. The statistics raise fears that Edinburgh risks being overtaken by fast-growing UK cities such as Manchester and Birmingham.
There was no overseas investment in the city in March, and 36 fewer new business start-ups compared to the same month in 2013. Hotel occupancy rates were three per cent below levels in other cities, and there was a stark reminder of the continuing impact of the recession on jobs, with the employment rate still 1.1 per cent lower than in 2012.
"We have to be vigilant and redouble our efforts to attract investment," said Graham Birse, director of the Edinburgh Institute at Edinburgh Napier University. "We do need to keep an eye on our competitor set. I would say that if for three or six months we were behind our competitor set in terms of new businesses and inward investment, that would be a cause for concern."
Gordon Henderson, of the Federation of Small Businesses, said while members showed "record confidence", the poor figures weren't a surprise, adding: "We have always said the recovery is fragile, and needs to be managed very carefully. These fluctuating figures show that."
However, economists warned against putting too much faith in one month's statistics, and said agreement over the £850 million redevelopment of the St James Quarter was an encouraging sign.
"I don't think it's any accident developers, the city and the Scottish Government have reached agreement on the way forward on that," said Mr Birse. "Its timing is appropriate as we emerge from recovery. Clearly there's more confidence among people who are going to be investing in it that it's going to generate a return."
And Heriot-Watt University professor of enterprise policy Mike Danson said Edinburgh would grow more slowly than its competitors because it was "less hard-hit by the recession than other cities".
A council spokeswoman said: "It is difficult to judge an economy over one month and there is much investment in the pipeline which will feed into Economy Watch for the future. Last week for instance we announced the biggest commercial development to be secured for Edinburgh in recent memory at the St James Quarter."


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Do you have a guarantee policy for your artwork? In this article, I will discuss questions you should ask if you are going to guarantee your artwork.
Guarantee Your Artwork For More Sales
Online sales are increasing every year. People are feeling more comfortable shopping online than in previous years. Just take a look at Amazons record-breaking holiday season that they had in 2015.
I can remember starting my first online art business just a few years after EBay was born. People were skeptical purchasing online for a few different reasons.
One reason is that they did not feel comfortable sharing their credit card number online. PayPal and other businesses like PayPal have made it very secure to purchase online.
The second reason is that people wanted to see the product with their eyes before buying. After all, that is how we grew up shopping. We would go to a store, see something that caught our eye. Hold the item, and then decide if we wanted to purchase it.
Today more and more people are feeling comfortable shopping online.
How can you make a customer feel secure purchasing from you?
A simple solution is to guarantee your artwork. Make it a risk-free purchase for the buyer.
Purchasing art is different than buying most items. If you buy a book online, you know what you will get. You will get a book. You have purchased books before, and you have held books. If the description says that the book has 350 pages, you know exactly what you will receive. You will receive a book that has 350 pages. There will be no surprises.
Art is different. There are colors, values, and textures that cannot be captured in a photograph. Hopefully, the image of your artwork will represent your original piece, but it still will be a little different in person.
Most people understand that an image will be slightly different than seeing the artwork in person. If you guarantee your artwork, you will reduce the chance of losing a sale because a buyer is uncertain that they will like the artwork when they have it in their hands.
What to think about if you are planning on guaranteeing your work.
- Will you guarantee your work if it was damaged during shipping?
- Will you guarantee your work if the buyer just does not like the art and would like to return it?
- How long does the guarantee last?
- Will you include shipping costs with the guarantee?
- Does the buyer have to contact you before returning your artwork?
- Does the buyer have to add insurance to the shipment?
- Does the buyer have to pay for shipping or will you pay for the return shipping?
- How will you refund the money?
Having a clear vision of your guarantee plan, you will be able to address any questions that might arise. You might even want to consider writing an FAQ section for your guarantee policy.
People buy art from artists because they are attracted to the art and they trust the artists. Having a guarantee policy will build trust with your buyers.
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Sometimes, one picture does it all.
This is one of those times!
I snapped this from our KOIN Tower Cam overlooking the east side of Portland and the Willamette River.
Can you see the color difference between the top of the picture and halfway up in the sky? Mount Hood and Mount St. Helens were impossible to see because of the haze.
Ocean Air, Pollution, Leading To Haze
I first noticed the haze over the weekend when humidity came up and some ocean air moved its way into the Willamette Valley. The microscopic water droplets and perhaps even salt in the air combined with exhaust from our cars and other smoke & pollution to create a kind of brown soup. Normally we don't notice this because our frequent storms keep things mixed up and moving on.
But in this calm pattern we're in, the particles in this haze, just kind of hang out. Meanwhile, above the white line I've drawn on this picture the air is doing a better job of getting 'mixed' or stirred up and that's leaving it much bluer and brighter. Pollution can't settle in up there.
Stronger winds at the surface and lower levels of the atmosphere would help clear this out. A northwest storm system would do the trick, too. But for now, it looks like the haze will hang out a little while longer.


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SPOILER WARNING: This article will discuss The Walking Dead Season 7 Episode 6, 'Swear'; as always, if you're not caught up, stop reading now and come back later.
When we were left with that cliffhanger at the end of Season 6, The Walking Dead's showrunner Scott M. Gimple promised it would all be justified when Season 7 brought a 'new beginning' to the show. Apparently, by 'new beginning', Gimple meant that we'd be treated to a series of introductory subplots — one per episode, I might add. This season of The Walking Dead has offered nothing but low-burn episodes — with the obvious exception of the premiere — and, if the ratings are any indication, fans are not quite excited about it.
This week's episode, 'Swear', continued on that one-community-per-episode vein, showing us what happened to Tara and Heath on their supply run. It was good to catch up with them and see them both celebrate Glenn's legacy in their own ways. The Walking Dead deviated a lot from the comics this week and, although the producers were quite light on the callbacks, there are still some worth talking about. Let's check them out...
In Loving Memory
Tara and Glenn started their relationship back in Season 4, when he found her in the prison after the Governor attacked. She helped him find Maggie, paid her dues by being extremely loyal and trustworthy, and soon Tara and Glenn — along with Maggie — were the greatest of friends. It's obvious that Tara had a lot of respect for Glenn and his way of thinking — especially since she considered herself to be somewhat responsible for following the Governor's orders — and she's strived to live up to his standards.
This week, she proved just how much she took #Glenn's advice and teachings (why not?) to heart, when she used a direct quote from Glenn's "first rule of scavenging":
It was a bittersweet moment seeing Glenn live on in the people who survived him — much like Glenn believed it should be — while knowing that Tara wasn't aware that her friend had his head bashed in by Negan. Heath also showed how much of Glenn was imparted onto him, when he and Tara shared their thoughts on killing everyone in the satellite outpost in 'Not Tomorrow Yet'. Back then, Glenn spared Heath from having to kill for the first time, hence why Heath is now so disgusted by what the Alexandrians did — he continues to live by Glenn's moral standards.
Seeing Lucille at the handle of another gun was a nice nod to last season's 'East', when Carl grabs a gun with a baseball bat carved into its handle. That was one of the many guns the Alexandrians took from the Saviors when they killed everyone in the satellite outpost — the same gun Negan took back from Carl in The Walking Dead Season 6 finale.
This week, it's Tara who held a gun with Lucille at carved in the handle, but there's more to it than the Saviors' symbolism; much like Carl last season, Tara has no idea what that baseball bat represents. So, in many ways, although she and Heath have been away from Alexandria for over two weeks, it's as if time hasn't passed for them — in an "ignorance is a bliss" kind of way.
The Doctor Is In
When Tara managed to escape the women chasing her, she took refuge in a shop. Much like Denise wanted to surprise her girlfriend with the orange pop, Tara got her beau a bobble head figure of a doctor.
Denise herself had the opportunity to spend some time in a shop, when she went with Daryl and Rosita to the apothecary last season. Although not exactly a souvenir like Tara's, Denise took a key chain with her late brother's name on it as a reminder of him — which #Daryl kept as proof that he'd failed the Doc.
"Some People Are Just Bad"
You would think that, in a universe like The Walking Dead, people would be more cynical and disbelieving of others, but that's not the case with Tara. She may put on a tough act, but she's still able to see the good in people — even though she's seen her share of bad people:
Hello, Governor!
Tara had her first contact with real evil through the Governor. He was someone she believed in completely, and who proved to be a heartless and cruel man when he attacked the prison with the sole objective of killing all the Survivors inside. Tara lived through it and, although she's been scarred for life by Phillip's actions, she still chooses to believe people like him are the exception — much like Glenn did.
A Meta-Callback
This season of The Walking Dead has been nothing if not extremely different from the others in terms of flow and the types of episodes we've had so far. While some fans might have an issue with the episodes being slower-paced and focused on a single community every time, it's obviously quite the clever ploy to highlight what this season is really about: #Negan's new world order.
No more Rick calling the shots; no more living in harmony or going on simple runs; this season is all about oppression, fear and obedience. Those who don't follow Negan's script, like the ladies in Natania's community, either escape or die trying — like the Santuary runaway that Dwight shot. 'Swear' also made a great point that, no matter how far you travel, Negan is everywhere. And that also sticks to the premise of this season, which is to make everyone — including us, the viewers — uneasy and isolated.
I may be totally off here but, if using a new community — with never-before-seen characters — to illustrate Negan's real power was Mr. Gimple's goal, I'd say he's nailed it.
More on #TheWalkingDead:
- Did You Notice All These Callbacks & References In 'The Walking Dead' Season 7 Episode 'Go Getters'?
- Did You Notice All These Callbacks In The Walking Dead Season 7 Episode 'Service'?
- Breaking Down The Promo Posters For 'The Walking Dead' Season 7: How Many Have Been Revealed So Far?
We've grown accustomed to seeing all our Survivors — or at least most of them — in every single episode and, when a episode breaks that format, we usually don't like it. However, the key is that, when those Survivors and those communities actually get together and unite against Negan, that's when we'll see the tables turn and revenge will finally happen. More to the point, everyone standing together — and the episodes featuring more than one community at a time — will be The Walking Dead's cue to the comic book's 'March To War' and 'All Out War' arcs, where Negan finally gets what he deserves.
How are you liking this season's episode dynamic of The Walking Dead? Are you cool with seeing only one community per episode? Sound off in the comment section below.


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I'm obsessed with Korean food. In fact, I love it so much I could eat it everyday. It's a good thing the recent interest in Korean culture has resulted in a mushrooming of Korean restaurants and food stalls in Singapore.
Unfortunately, the range is still limited. There's a lot more to Korean food than bulgogi and BBQ meats! And only at the Korean restaurants can you get authentic-tasting cuisine; most of the foodcourt stalls are pathetic copycats.
An exception is the food stall at Takashimaya Food Village. Run by the people of Manna Korean Restaurant (the owners are Korean natives) at Telok Ayer Street, the food here is of a higher standard, though in no way as good as that of the restaurant.
One of their bestsellers is the dolsot bibimbap. Dolsot is "stone pot", while bibimbap is "mixed rice". Bibimbap can be served in a normal bowl, but I prefer it in dolsot.
What happens is that they heat up the stone pot till really hot, then add rice and top with a raw egg, cooked vegetables, meat (omit for the vegetarian version), and gochujang (hot pepper paste). The hot dolsot forms a lovely rice crust, and as you mix everything up, the heat cooks the egg. Retaining its heat for ages, your rice stays piping hot till the end of the meal. Lovely!
I'm so happy I need only fork out S$8.80 here for a decent dolsot bibimbap instead of S$15.00++ for the same thing at a restaurant.
Notice something missing in the dolsot bibimbap? Yup, it's gochujang. By the time I realized I had forgotten to add hot pepper paste, R and I had already scoffed down half the rice. No wonder it didn't taste as shiok (local slang for "fantastic"). Both of us were too lazy to go back for it. Note to self: Next time, remember the gochujang!
The dolsot bibimbap comes with a bowl of eggdrop soup and three banchan (side dishes) of Chinese cabbage kimchi, dried anchovies, and cucumber kimchi.
I had not tried this on previous visits. Turned out to be shredded chicken with sweet potato vermicelli in broth. A very simple soup, the broth was light but flavorful. Gom tang is supposedly made by boiling beef brisket, bones, and tripe together for hours to produce a rich broth. I learnt later that Koreans usually eat this by mixing rice together with the soup.
The dak gom tang comes with a bowl of rice and side dishes. I thought it was unimpressive. Might probably yearn for this if I'm nursing a cold.
Manna also offers the stews, noodle dishes, and of course, the familiar hotplate meats and bulgogi. For the really good stuff, go to the full-service restaurant at Telok Ayer Street, where the service and quality of the food are notches higher, with corresponding prices to match.
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Melton Reservoir
Melton Reservoir, located to the west of Melbourne near the township of Melton, is a popular area for passive recreation. The reservoir provides water for farmers throughout the Werribee Irrigation District. This means that levels can change throughout the year.
Please note: The Melton Recreational Reserve area will be closed to the public until further notice while we undertake some repairs.
Hours of Operation
The Melton recreational area is open from 8.30am to 4.30pm daily.
Facilities and What to Do
Melton Reservoir is a popular area for walking, fishing and picnicking. The reservoir has a large number of snags and for safety reasons, no boating is allowed other than under the control of the Melbourne Runabout and Speedboat Club.
Facilities at our Recreation Area Include:
Brochures and Maps
Melton Reservoir Visitors Guide (PDF 159 Kb)
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Things to Note
Note that Blue Green Algae outbreaks may affect access from time to time.
- check our BGA alerts page for more information
Note that public events such as boat races are held from time to time.
- for details, see the Melbourne Runabout and Speedboat Club page
You must take your litter home with you. Camping, firearms and horses are not permitted. Dogs must be on leads at all times.
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China Airlines Paints Over Name, Logo On Wreckage Of Jet
China Airlines has painted over its name and logo on the wreckage of a passenger jet that exploded in flames at Naha Airport in Okinawa moments after passengers slid down emergency chutes to escape.
After the accident, photographs and video footage of the jet continued to appear in news reports, and the company apparently painted over the name and logo to limit further damage to its image.
When questioned over the move, an official from the Taiwan-based airline said, "We followed international procedures. We do not have detailed information."
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Kelowna Airport Hotel Wins Prestigious TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence Award
The Fairfield Inn & Suites Kelowna Is Honored for Its Excellent Guest Reviews
KELOWNA, BC -- (Marketwired) -- The Fairfield Inn & Suites Kelowna, a premier lodging in Kelowna, recently won the 2014 TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence Award.
The prestigious award recognizes hotels that consistently earn outstanding traveler reviews on TripAdvisor.com, a travel review site. Only 10 percent of businesses on TripAdvisor earn the award, putting the Fairfield Inn & Suites Kelowna in the upper echelon of hotels worldwide.
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This hotel near University of British Columbia offers great service, a comfortable setting that will make guests feel at home, and a prime location just 10 minutes from Kelowna International Airport. The Fairfield Inn & Suites Kelowna is also near beautiful Okanagan Lake and its fantastic beaches, fabulous shops, and delicious Kelowna dining options.
Oenophiles can enjoy tastings at the award-winning Okanagan Wineries or even take a chartered wine tour, while golfers can book tee times on world-class golf courses. Guests will also enjoy exploring British Columbia's stunning parks and scenic trails or taking an adventure tour by ATV or horseback.
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Located in Kelowna, in the heart of beautiful British Columbia, the Fairfield Inn & Suites Kelowna is a comfortable and welcoming hotel that offers great value and excellent service. This hotel features complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access throughout the rooms and public areas, complimentary hot buffet breakfast, fitness center, heated pool, outdoor waterslide, laundry service, and on-site parking. The 126 guest rooms and 34 spacious suites are outfitted with luxurious bedding, flat-screen TVs, refrigerator, coffee maker, modern workstations with an ergonomic chair and spacious desk, and complimentary wireless high-speed Internet access. The hotel also has modern meeting facilities with natural light and 3,000 square feet of space that can accommodate receptions, seminars and small weddings.
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November 7, 2012
Can You Let Go of Stuff?
A quick tour of the guest bedroom reveals a treasure trove of pieces that don't fit, but I have refused to sell. Among them, the first piece of "real" furniture I bought: the maple armoire. I agonized over that armoire and, even though it doesn't fit the space (it's extra deep so the layout is limited) I've held on. I think partly because it's sentimental, partly because it was from a fancy pants store and partly because I know I won't get close to what I paid for it.
I tried to make the layout work, but now, 6,000+ km away from the townhouse, I have been able to see the room with fresh eyes. The piece is huge (our house is small) and the resulting layout is odd. Another family with storage needs will love it and, once I sell it, I can get a piece that works, rearrange the room, make some side tables, maybe a headboard (can't wait!). I can finally refresh the room, because I am finally able to sell what doesn't work. Along with the armoire will go a few vintage teak tables, maybe some other things. Being so far away I feel a little detached from the townhouse. That made me sad, at first, but now I think it's a good thing. Being a little detached means taking steps toward big changes. Other rooms are getting major and minor overhauls in 2013 too. I'm excited.
I feel good, if a little embarrassed about always being so glib about decluttering because it took me three years to get to a place where I can agree to sell some furniture. I hope I can keep this commitment to change once I'm firmly back on Canadian soil. Telling you all means you can take me to task if you still see this armoire kicking around come spring!
Do you struggle with saying "good-bye" to stuff?
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I am dealing with this right now! I have an armoire (also an early purchase that I was really feeling 'grown-up' about) and I don't know if it's right for my home anymore. I have it in my bedroom now, but I'm torn. It's in the last photo here. Sigh. Good for you that you've made a decision about your dilemma!ReplyDeleteReplies
I can see why you're torn! That is a gorgeous piece. It is such a coincidence we are both sentimental about these early purchases and how they are both armoires! I did feel super grown up buying it. Plus I needed it - my bedroom at home was closet-less, so it was my first big step to independence (I bought it while still living at home). I like the idea you mentioned on your blog, of moving it into storage - maybe I should try that. Then I'll have no regrets if I change my mind!Delete
I'm all about getting rid of stuff - to the point where it's a con and not a pro. I get a bit too over zealous in my cleanouts. Oh well, it means I can buy more stuff, right? :) Seriously though, there are only a handful of items I'm sentimental about - the rest is all replaceable. I'm bummed you're getting rid of that armoire though - I love it! And if that side table is going anywhere, it better be to my house... ;)ReplyDeleteReplies
Why are you muddying the waters, my dear? Don't tell me you love the armoire - I'll be torn again! It is a GREAT piece but too big for my house. It's really super deep and I can't move the bedroom any other way or it blocks a window or won't open.Delete
Haha, I think my Mom might be calling dibs on the table - she has two that match it. But if she passes, you will be the first to know!
I've never had a problem with getting rid of the old. Out with the Old and In with the New... and this really does cut down on the amount of stuff you collect through the years.ReplyDeleteReplies
I admire your attitude!!Delete
Oh, I'm entirely a sentimental "keeper"--I love your armoire, and would have all sorts of thoughts about possibly using it in the future. I know I'm not helpful here:( I'm getting better about "little" things, and am glad to hear your mom has a use for that table... (I know just where I'd keep that armoire in my house;)ReplyDeleteReplies
CINDY! You're as bad as Erica, lol. Haha! But I do feel better, knowing I picked out a good piece of furniture, even as a young-un (younger-un?). I had thought about saving it - even for basement storage in the future. But our basement is already packed, too, and we're moving in the next year or so. Not sure if I 1500km journey love this armoire . . . but now you've got me doubting my decision to sell it! Where can I stash it . . . ? ;)Delete
I go through phases of struggling with this. I tend to hang on to small cluttered items long after I need to, but then I'll get in a de-cluterring mood and nothing is safe. I just sold a futon, a couple desks and a treadmill because they were just sitting around and not being used. I feel so much less cluttered even though those pieces were just hanging out by themselves in the basement. I used to justify hanging on to the inexpensive ikea desks for the future, but I finally realized, if I need a desk in the future - I can get a different one with more style. Funny what you realize when you get a fresh perspective.ReplyDeleteReplies
I wouldn't have guessed you have troubles - your space looks organized and clutter-free from photos. So inspiring to hear you successfully said good-bye to some stuff! I understand about the moods: sometimes I have an easy time, and now I realize sometimes I don't. I guess certain things just seem more important, for odd reasons.Delete
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