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We need to look seriously at a few of the myths surrounding dropping a Zombie.. and "dropping" is the appropriate term, as you will soon see.
- Most widely spread, is the myth that Zombies feed on brains. This myth has been promulgated by that quack, George Romero, who directed the series of movies known as "The Night of the Living Dead." Romero's interest is obviously to keep the public misinformed so that you will be unprepared to deal with a Zombie attack. The fact is that Zombie's are dead.. they don't eat anything for Pete's sake!!
- Lopping off the hands or feet will immobilize a Zombie. Bunk!! If you chop off the hand of a Zombie, it will use it's fingers to crawl toward you in order to strangle the life out of you. Then it will drag your lifeless body to it's head where it will bite you and turn you into a Zombie. If you lop off it's feet, that foot will attempt to kick your butt!!! This is actually kind of funny to watch.. but potentially dangerous. Unless you are an experienced Zombie hunter, I do not suggest lopping off it's limbs.
- Zombies sleep during the day. That's just dumb.. Zombies never sleep.. they are DEAD!! They roam the Earth in perpetuity trying to kill you and increase their numbers with a bite to your flesh. Nor do they have any aversion to light. If you don't believe me, look around you at Sunrise on any given Monday morning.. the Zombies are EVERYWHERE!!!
- Chopping the head off a Zombie will kill it. Now how silly is that?! THEY ARE ALREADY DEAD!! If you chop the head off a Zombie, then you have a Zombie head on the ground, and a very confused Zombie body thrashing about.. It is funny.. I know.. but potentially dangerous.
The fact is, is there is only one effective way to deal with the living dead. Shoot them in the pelvis. This way, they may be the living dead, but at least the won't be the walking dead!!! Disposal of the Zombie is a simple matter. Pour copious amounts of gasoline, or Diesel mixed with dish-washing detergent all over the corpse body.. and light it aflame! The ash from a Zombie body has an unpleasant smell.. but it is basically harmless.
Anyway.. I hope this is helpful.
Oh... and when hunting Zombie, I would suggest nothing smaller than 9mm.. If you prefer hunting Zombie from a distance, avoid .223 or .243 rounds. While effective on a human target, Zombies feel no pain, and the round is too small.. I would suggest .308, or 30/30 for any shot outside 75 yards.
happy hunting!


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Self-Contained High Ability ProgramThe High Ability Program offers self-contained classrooms that cater to the needs of high ability learners. Students who wish to become a part of this program must complete the testing process and be identified as high ability learners for this opportunity. Visit the Testing & Identification page of this site to learn more about the admittance process.If you are interested in more information on the Elementary (4 - 6) Academic Challenge (AC) Program, an informational meeting will be held in the spring. The meeting will be held in the Terrace Room in the basement of the Administration Building. See the video from the most recent meeting below.The Academic Challenge (AC) program is at the following elementary schools:The Academic Challenge (AC) program is available at both middle schools:
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Had the band from The Full Monty realised back then how big the film would be they might have chosen differently when offered a flat fee or a percentage of the profits.
The Stocksbridge Engineering Steels Band, as it was then known, understandably opted for the former, never imagining the film would prove a global sensation, grossing over $258 million at the box office.
While band leaders from that time won't reveal the precise amount the group received for their integral role, it was nothing compared to the riches they might have earned had they opted instead for a slice of the takings.
But members of the prestigious group, now called Unite the Union Brass Band, following a change of sponsor, have no regrets.
John Lee, who was chairman of the band back then, says they had a fantastic time filming and it did wonders, naturally, for the group's profile.
But it wasn't all glamour. The funeral scene at Crookes Cemetery, in which his wife Chris was among the extras, was shot on a bitterly cold March day and the band were hanging around from 7am until late that afternoon.
Their fingers were so numb he says you can hear how shaky the performance is in places, but the producers felt that added an air of authenticity.
In a surreal twist, the only way to record live without spoiling the shot, was for a sound man to lie in an open grave where he was hidden from view.
As a flugel horn player, John spent around six weeks teaching Steve Huison the basics so he could give a realistic performance as Lomper in the funeral scene - and he was impressed with his student.
"He did a really good job. I think he has his fingers in the wrong place a couple of times, but unless you were a player you wouldn't notice," said John, a 57-year-old dad-of-two, from Wadsley.
John had probably the best view in the room for the closing scene, shot at Shiregreen Working Men's Club, and he was able to offer some encouragement to the petrified cast members.
"The actors needed a few drinks beforehand to calm their nerves. We were sat in the back room with some of them and they were getting through the whisky quite quickly," he said.
"At one point I think Robert Carlyle looks down at the band and I look up and give him the thumbs up. I think they'd asked us to do that to make sure he was OK because they were all quite nervous."
For Alan Brentnall, who plays tenor horn and was band secretary when the film was shot, the story resonates particularly strongly.
He worked for the Ecclesfield steel firm Samuel Osborn & Co before the recession struck, and experienced first-hand the impact on the industry.
"They were worrying times. The steel works were being decimated and lots of companies were closing," said Alan, who now lives in Barnsley and works as a sales manager for a Birmingham-based special steels company.
"I qualified as a metallurgist just in time to find out demand was dwindling and they were two a penny."
The Full Monty's great charm came from finding the humour in what were bleak times, and there were plenty of laughs to be had off camera too.
"We never knew during filming if we'd be needed that weekend and I remember talking to Steve (Huison) who said 'I hope not. I have to go and see my mother'," said Alan.
"A couple of weeks later I asked how his mother was and he said she's dead, before a big smile spread across his face and he said 'oh, you mean my real mother, not the one in the film'.
"It turned out we'd been talking at cross purposes and his actual mother was fine."
The band is still going strong today, having earlier this year performed at the Lesley Garrett concert at Sheffield City Hall.
It is now gearing up for next month's National Brass Band Championships and the prestigious Bolsover Entertainment Contest the following month.
To mark the anniversary of the Full Monty's release they have cut a new CD with the music they played in the film and fresh recordings of some of the other songs from the soundtrack.


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Description For Hybrid Marigold Seeds-Scorpio Yellow
Irrigation: Once in 8 day intervals. Weeding: 2 hand weeding. Earthing up: 40 to 45 days after transplanting. Nipping the plant tip is a must 25 days after planting. Micronutrient and growth regulator spray 1g/lit. Apply at the time of flowering- Sulphur (Bensulf) 10 kg, and Zinc & Magnesium as micronutrient spray.
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|Spacing (Row to Row X Plant to Plant)
|60 cm x 60 cm
|Germination Time
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|First dose of basal fertilizer before transplanting 40:40:25 kg. NPK/Acre. Second dose 30 days after first application: 25 kg.N. Third dose 30 days after 2nd application: 25 kg.N.
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If Harry Potter fans who visited the Universal Studios Florida Wizarding World of Harry Potter thought Hogsmeade was good, just wait until they see the park's newest addition, Diagon Alley. Scheduled to be opened this summer, Diagon Alley will add another dimension to the Harry Potter attractions, and details about the construction site have just been revealed.
Those visiting Florida might be surprised to step into a modern day Muggle London, complete with famous London sites that the Harry Potter films have made use of such as Grimmauld Place, Leicester Square Station, Wyndham's Theater and Charing Cross. In addition, the famous King's Cross Station with Platform 9 ¾ (which actually has a presence in the real King's Cross Station, complete with a cart pushed partially through the wall) will be a huge part of the experience. Patrons will actually be able to take the Hogwarts Express train to ride between the Diagon Alley and Hogsmeade parks just like Hogwarts' students, though Muggles will have to pay a park hopper fee for the privilege.
The train trip will include surprise appearances by familiar creatures and characters along the way, as well as beautiful views of the British countryside. For those that dislike the train, the Knight Bus will also be present in modern-day London, where guests can talk with the shrunken head hung from the bus front. It is not known yet if the bus will be stationary or taking visitors on a tour of Muggle London, but it is likely that the speeds will not be quite as intense as in the movie.
Harry Potter purists may be disappointed that the back of the Leaky Cauldron will not be the gateway to the wizarding world via Diagon Alley, though the wizarding pub has been added inside. Instead, visitors will enter through the Leichester Square arches, which open up into the iconic street of Diagon Alley.
Inside, the shops seen are nearly identical to the description in the books and in the movies. Those wishing to purchase wizarding robes can shop at Madam Malkin's Robes for All Occasions. Animal lovers can stop by the Magical Menagerie for stuffed owls, Quidditch fanatics can check out Quality Quidditch Supplies for bludgers and snitches, and inkling writers can go to Scribbulus for parchment paper and quills. The more famous Ollivander's will also be present, where young witches and wizards can go to purchase their first wands. For those more inclined to jokes, the three-story Weasley's Wizard Wheezes will also be open and selling toys and gag gifts.
Those hungry for traditional London food such as bangers and mash or fish and chips can hit up the Leaky Cauldron, which will also serve the famous Hogsmeade Butterbeer. For those with more of a sweet tooth, Florean Fortescue's Ice Cream Parlour will have a variety of odd wizarding flavors such a peanut butter strawberry.
Knockturn Alley is also there for skulking, with Borgin and Burkes as well as other dark arts stores lining the menacing street. Masks of Death Eaters and skulls can be bought there for those more inclined to the dark arts.
Never fear that Gringotts has been forgotten—the wizard bank will be the main attraction, set as a ride for those who want to explore the deeper vault of the goblin-run bank. And the dragon perched on top of the bank will be blowing actual fire quite often.
The addition of Diagon Alley to Harry Potter World at Universal Studios, Florida, will no doubt draw even bigger crowds to the parks, Muggles and wizards alike. While the Harry Potter series may have reached a successful conclusion in both books and movies, it is obvious that the world of Harry Potter is still opening its doors to fans with new experiences both online and in the real world.
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CARROLLTON, Ga. The University of West Georgia Cross Country programs and new head coach Ryan Bailey announced the date for an open tryout for the Wolves' Cross Country Team to take place August 10 at the track behind Arbor View at 7:30 a.m.
Carrollton, GA The University of West Georgia and Director of Athletics Daryl Dickey have named Ryan Bailey as UWG's new head coach for the women's track-and-field, and the men's and women's cross country teams. Bailey will take over the programs just before the beginning of preseason workouts for the 2017 cross country season.
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Around the first of this year I started writing fiction about two characters who have been in my head for some time now. At first, I would sit down every now and then and empty the ideas that had occurred to me onto the page. Then, a month ago I began writing for 30 minutes every day right after breakfast. As of this morning, I have written 58 pages.
This has transformed my life. Really!
I start the day having fun doing something that puts me in the flow and I can feed off that energy for the rest of the day. Not only am I excited and inspired, but the imaginative, inventive part of my brain stays turned on for use in addressing everyday problems.
The activity is its own reward. I'm playing, not working, not focused on an outcome or meeting some standards of what is good. That keeps it easy and fun.
I have found it's essential to do this BEFORE I check e-mail or read anything written by someone else or listen to the news on the radio. That way, I have allowed space in my mind for my own original thoughts instead of filling it up with someone else's.
So, what is something you could do first thing that would connect you and nourish and inspire you? "Creativity" doesn't have to be limited to fine arts. I suggested to one of my sisters, who loves gardening, that she consider working in her flower beds before getting ready to go to work. It could be anything you find meditative or expressive.
If you choose to try this, I would love to hear about what you experience and what you learn. Please comment here. (Click the "# Comments" link below.)
Although I have deliberately this activity playful, I realized a few days ago that I have the beginnings of a novel here. I'll let you know when it's ready for you to read.
Stay creative!
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Eatin' sausage and drinking' beers with Manual For Speed at the Amstel Gold Race 2017.
- photos of bike racing
- photos of other stuff near the bike race
- experience what it's like to party on the Mer de Huy
- very, very few words, but some words
- 40 or so pages
- risograph printed on GF Smith stock
- A2 cover poster
- 1 x A6 print
- SPOILER ALERT!!! Phillippe Gilbert won...


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Current water curbs just a drop in the ocean
South Africa faces "the certainty of prolonged and intense water restrictions", says Environment minister Marthinus van Schalkwyk.
He was speaking at the 10th Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, in the Argentine capital Buenos Aires. He said the extinction of numerous plant and animal species and an increase in waterborne diseases were some of the problems climate change would impose on South Africa over the next 50 years which would have a major impact on South Africans' lifestyles.
"It has been projected that average temperatures in South Africa could rise between one-three percent by the middle of the century, and rainfall may be reduced by between five percent and 10 percent."
The increased temperatures and reduced rainfall would have a major impact.
Other anticipated problems included an estimated 20 percent drop in the country's grain production and an increase in skin cancer rates.
Van Schalkwyk said South Africa's vulnerability to climate change had seen plans to deal with it move to the forefront of government's programme of action. It remained "one of the most pressing challenges for both the developed and developing world", he said, urging "the strongest possible international action and global co-operation".
"At the same time we need also to mitigate climate change itself, and for this we require much more intensive research and development into renewable energy resources."
He said South Africa needed to reduce emissions while retaining economic growth and addressing "the challenges of poverty and unemployment in our communities".
"What we are dealing with is not only an environmental issue, it is centrally an economic, social, and sustainable development issue as well," Van Schalkwyk said.


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Ski/board into this 2 bedroom condo just above Canyons Village at Park City Resort—a Vail Resort. Thoughtfully planned with elegant finishes and exceptional mountain access. Vacation home or rental property. The Canyons Village Management Association requires a 2% transfer fee at closing. Close to Salt Lake International Airport or the private Heber Airport.
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It has been so busy!
I don't know where to start so let's begin from the 28th of October, the start of my holiday.
28/10 - 31/10
I went on a weekend with the scouts and I've had a great time!
Fridayevening we went out for some bowling with only my year (our complete group consists of 3 years), I love bowling with the scouts! Then Saturday the other ones joined us and we did a Peking Express to get to our location. And you are never going to believe me where we slept:
|can you find me ;)?
Mondayevening I came back home.
The first of November, traditionally I went to my granny for her delicious selfmade waffles. So good! Unfortunately I don't have a photo so I can't make you guys jealous. But enjoy this weheartit variant:
02/11 - 03/11
I haven't told you what I've got for my sweet sixteen but yes, I'VE GOT A TRIP TO LONDON WITH MY MUM! Thanks to the most awesome family in the world!! It was really awesome and I've shopped so much that I can't see another store anymore..
Pictures will follow
Did some schoolwork with a friend, nothing special...
Went working and busted 2 teachers who have apparently a relationship haha.
Tomorrow school so no lazy Sunday for me :(
Updated enough? I think so :)
Oh and be prepared for some new photographs soon!


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Police seek info on armed robberies
The Holly Springs Police Department is asking for the public's help in solving two armed robberies that occurred over the holidays.
On Sunday, Dec. 10, 2017, at approximately 11 a.m., officers were dispatched to 146 South Memphis Street in reference to an armed robbery at Tobacco Center.
Upon arrival the clerks stated two suspects entered through the front of the store wearing masks. One suspect, wearing what appeared to be a green Under Armour hoodie, acid washed jeans and black Air Force One shoes, went to the rear of the store carrying a pistol. Another suspect, wearing what appeared to be a blue Columbia hooded jacket, green jeans with torn knees, and grey Air Jordans, went through the registers.
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Julie Butcher
Write a million words.
So you see my sweet evil babies, it all depends on you. If you wrote one thousand words a day, every day. Then, in one thousand days, you would have your million words. But even the most fervent writer doesn't work each and every day. The evil children must be fed and if you miss the evil queen mother's birthday—you're toast.
So let's assume that you do not write for two days of the week and that you do write for five days. (Like a real job) Now you're down to twenty-two days per month or 264 days per year and this doesn't count holidays. Let's take away twenty days for holidays and making dinners and birthdays and blowing up stuff on appropriate holidays. Now we have 244 days per year.
"Oh!" You say. "That is 244,000 words or around three manuscripts."
Not so much. You'll spend twice the time editing that you do writing—if you do it correctly. It will take a lot longer because you are new at evil. After a few books you'll only use one day to edit for every day you write. Eventually, you won't have to edit hardly anything because you learned all of the things. But now, that takes away from your actual working time so you'll have one book to edit and I'll be generous and say that your book is 100,000 words.
There's one tenth of what you need to be awesome. Ten years until awesome hits the shelves.
Unfortunately, most of us are not quick learners. All of your words need to be filled with evil and wonder. Each word needs to further the plot of your book. Add two or three years to learn to plot without holes and to write concise sentences. (At 1.000 words per day it will take that long.)
Now we're at twelve years if you write 1,000 words five days each week.


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Insurance, General liability insurance, Coverage, Construction of policy. Practice, Civil, Summary judgment. Words, "Arising out of."
This court concluded that a provision in a general liability insurance policy issued by the defendant excluding from coverage bodily injury or property damage arising out of assault or battery applied,to preclude coverage of a judgment obtained by a third party against the defendant's insured, a building owner, in an action for damages attributable to that third party's rape and kidnapping, which began in the insured's building. [5-8]
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CIVIL ACTION commenced in the Superior Court Department on June 30, 1998.
Motions for summary judgment were heard by Christopher J. Muse, J., and an order of dismissal was entered by Geraldine S. Hines, J.
The Supreme Judicial Court granted an application for direct appellate review.
Mark F. Itzkowitz for the plaintiffs.
Joseph S. Berman for the defendant.
Nicholas M. O'Donnell, for the Victim Rights Law Center, amicus curiae, submitted a brief
SPINA, J. We granted an application for direct appellate review to determine whether an exclusionary provision in an insurance policy issued by the defendant, First Financial Insurance Company (First Financial), applies to preclude coverage of a judgment obtained by Jane Doe against First Financial's insured, Robert Fuller. [Note 3] The underlying lawsuit was brought by Doe against Fuller alleging that he was responsible for a brutal attack against her by a third party because of negligence in providing security at a building he owned in Boston where the attack began. The present lawsuit was commenced after First Financial denied Fuller's request to defend him under his general liability policy against claims brought by Doe. The underlying lawsuit then was settled. As part of the settlement, Fuller assigned his rights in the present case to Doe. Doe was substituted as the plaintiff in the Superior Court, seeking to reach and apply First Financial's insurance policy. On cross motions for summary judgment, a Superior Court judge applied the exclusionary clause in the insurance policy and ruled in favor of First Financial. We affirm.
1. Background. Jane Doe's claims stem from an incident that occurred on the night of July 14, 1995. Doe had gone to 434 Dudley Street in the Roxbury section of Boston to visit a friend. While entering the apartment building, Doe was approached from
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behind by Elwood Furrowh, who put a knife to her back and stated, "You're coming with me." Furrowh then forced Doe off the premises to his nearby apartment, where he raped her multiple times, threatened her life, cut her with a knife and attempted to kill her. Doe escaped the following morning and reported the incident to the police. Furrowh subsequently was arrested and prosecuted. He pleaded guilty to multiple counts of aggravated rape, assault by means of a dangerous weapon, assault with intent to maim, assault and battery, and kidnapping.
As the owner of 434 Dudley Street, Fuller carried a general liability insurance policy from First Financial. First Financial, however, declined to defend Fuller from Doe's claims on the basis of exclusions contained in the policy. [Note 4] As relevant here, the exclusionary language concerned claims that arise as a result of an assault or battery:
"It is agreed and understood that this insurance does not apply to 'bodily injury' or 'property damage' arising out of assault or battery or out of any act or omission in connection with the prevention or suppression of any such act, whether caused by or at the instigation or direction of the 'insured,' his employees, patrons or any other person."
Subsequent to learning that First Financial declined to defend or indemnify him in Doe's action, Fuller settled the case with
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Doe. The settlement approved by the judge included the following judgment:
"Judgment shall enter for the Plaintiff, Jane Doe, on Count I of her Complaint in the amount of Two Million ($2,000,000) Dollars, of which One Million ($1,000,000) Dollars is found to be attributable to damages arising from the physical beating, stabbing and attempted murder of the plaintiff, and One Million ($1,000,000) Dollars is found to be attributable to damages arising from the rape and kidnapping."
Conceding that the portion of the judgment attributed to "physical beating, stabbing and attempted murder" was excluded from coverage, Doe stepped into the shoes of Fuller in the present case to argue that the insurance policy did not exclude coverage for the half of her judgment that was attributable to rape and kidnapping.
According to Doe, the rape and kidnapping claims are not included in the exclusion of coverage for injuries arising out of assault or battery. [Note 5] She argues that because rape is a specific and independent crime that differs significantly from assault and battery, we should not read the exclusionary language in the insurance policy so to include them. In support of this argument, she contends that rape commonly is understood as a distinct and independent crime from assault or battery. The plaintiff further cites instances in Massachusetts common law and statutory law where rape is defined as a particularly heinous crime, separate from the more general assault and battery. Doe also points to numerous examples of how rape and its consequent harm are treated differently from other crimes by law enforcement and crime experts. In addition, she argues that kidnapping consists of any restraint on a person's liberty and need not involve any particular showing of force.
First Financial responds that under Massachusetts law, every rape necessarily includes an assault or a battery or both. It argues that the exclusionary provision applies to Doe's case because rape and kidnapping are particular types of assault or battery. First Financial contends that this view is supported by
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Massachusetts jurisprudence on the subject of exclusionary provisions in insurance policies.
2. Standard. "The standard of review of a grant of summary judgment is whether, viewing the evidence in the light most favorable to the nonmoving party, all material facts have been established and the moving party is entitled to a judgment as a matter of law." Augat, Inc. v. Liberty Mut. Ins. Co., 410 Mass. 117 , 120 (1991). The parties produced a statement of agreed facts and exhibits in the Superior Court, leaving no material facts in dispute. The interpretation of an insurance contract is a question of law. See Home Ins. Co. v. Liberty Mut. Fire Ins. Co., 444 Mass. 599 , 601-602 (2005); Chenard v. Commerce Ins. Co., 440 Mass. 444 , 445 (2003).
3. Analysis. We are called on to interpret particular language in First Financial's policy, namely, whether Doe's judgment for damages attributable to her rape and kidnapping falls within the policy's exclusion that "this insurance does not apply to 'bodily injury' or 'property damage' arising out of assault or battery." [Note 6] If the language of an insurance policy is not ambiguous, we interpret the words of the policy in their usual and ordinary sense. Citation Ins. Co. v. Gomez, 426 Mass. 379 , 381 (1998), citing Hakim v. Massachusetts Insurers' Insolvency Fund, 424 Mass. 275 , 280 (1997). The relevant language in First Financial's policy is unambiguous -- that is, it is not susceptible to more than one meaning, such that reasonably intelligent persons might disagree as to which meaning is proper. Citations Ins. Co. v. Gomez, supra, citing Jefferson Ins. Co. v. Holyoke, 23 Mass. App. Ct. 472 , 474- 475 (1987). Indeed, we previously have interpreted the language most crucial to this dispute in similar circumstances.
In Bagley v. Monticello Ins. Co., 430 Mass. 454 (1999), the
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plaintiff sought to reach and apply the insurance policy of a motel after winning a judgment for negligence that proximately caused her to be brutally beaten and raped by a third party on the motel premises. The motel's insurance policy contained an "illegal acts" exclusion that stated, in relevant part: "All coverage is excluded hereunder for any claim which arises wholly or in part out of allegations of violation of any federal, state, or local statute, ordinance, or law." [Note 7], [Note 8] Id. at 456. The Superior Court judge in the Bagley case agreed with the plaintiff that this exclusion did not apply to her claim because she was seeking coverage for negligent conduct of the insured motel, rather than the illegal acts of her attacker. Id. at 456. In deciding whether a claim of negligence was included under such an exclusion, we observed that "[t]he phrase 'arising out of' must be read expansively . . . ." Id. at 457. Unlike the plaintiff in the Bagley case, Doe does not challenge the exclusion's application on the basis of her negligence theory of liability. Bagley's guidance to read the "arising out of" language broadly is instructive nonetheless.
The Bagley decision cited favorably to "cases interpreting the phrase 'arising out of' in insurance exclusionary provisions" that "suggest a causation more analogous to 'but for' causation, in which the court examining the exclusion inquires whether there would have been personal injuries, and a basis for the plaintiff's suit, in the absence of the objectionable underlying
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conduct." Id. at 457, citing United Nat'l Ins. Co. v. Parish, 48 Mass. App. Ct. 67 , 70-71 (1999), and New England Mut. Life Ins. Co. v. Liberty Mut. Ins. Co., 40 Mass. App. Ct. 722 , 727 (1996). Applying that theory of causation here requires the conclusion that Doe's rape and kidnapping would not have occurred absent the initial assault and battery by Furrowh while still on the premises of 434 Dudley Street. [Note 9]
We need not reach Jane Doe's argument that rape and kidnapping are separable and independent crimes not synonymous with assault or battery in the common understanding of insured persons. Whether that is true or not does not change the application of the broad causal interpretation mandated by the Bagley case -- Doe's injuries attributable to her rape and kidnapping arose out of the initial assault, i.e., Furrowh's verbal threat to Doe of, "You're coming with me," and the initial battery, i.e., Furrowh's placement of a knife to Doe's back. [Note 10] Indeed, the assault and battery by Furrowh was committed with the obvious
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intent to accomplish the subsequent abduction and rape. "[W]ithout the underlying assault and battery, there would have been no personal injuries" related to the rape and kidnapping. United Nat'l Ins. Co. v. Parish, 48 Mass. App. Ct. 67 , 70 (1999). We therefore read the phrase "arising out of" in First Financial's policy to bring within the boundaries of the exclusion all the terrible consequences of the initial attack on Doe, as pleaded in the underlying criminal action.
4. Conclusion. For the reasons stated, the exclusion of the First Financial policy applies to the judgment obtained by Doe in the underlying action for damages attributable to her rape and kidnapping. The judgment of the Superior Court is affirmed.
So ordered.
[Note 1] Of the 432 Dudley Street Realty Trust.
[Note 2] Jane Doe, assignee.
[Note 3] Although the application for direct appellate review was submitted in the name of Robert Fuller, Jane Doe is the only active plaintiff in this case on appeal, maintaining Fuller's name in the caption for the sake of clarity. Fuller assigned his interest in this case to Doe as a result of settlement of the underlying lawsuit in the Superior Court, as explained herein.
[Note 4] First Financial initially founded its denial in the "sexual action" exclusion as well as the "assault and battery" exclusion of its policy. The "sexual action" exclusion states:
"It is understood and agreed that coverage for 'bodily injury' and 'property damage' is not provided nor will the Company have any duty to defend for claims, accusations, or charges brought by or against any 'insured(s)' including employees of the 'insured(s)' for actual or alleged sexual action, sexual abuse, or employment related claims, accusations or charges. It is understood and agreed that coverage for 'bodily injury' and 'property damage' is not provided nor will the Company have any duty to defend for claims, accusations or charges of negligent hiring, investigation, placement, training or supervision arising from actual or alleged sexual action, sexual abuse or employment related claims, accusations or charges."
First Financial does not contest the Superior Court judge's ruling that this exclusion does not encompass rape and kidnapping by a third party initiated on the insured's property.
[Note 5] We acknowledge the amicus brief of the Victim Rights Law Center.
[Note 6] All Doe's damages, including her emotional injuries and her need for psychotherapeutic care fall under the definition of "bodily injury" for the purposes of an insurance contract. See United Servs. Auto. Ass'n v. Doe, 58 Mass. App. Ct. 743 , 744-745 (2003), and cases cited. The nonphysical harm to Doe constitutes "bodily injury" because it directly resulted from the corporeal harm that she suffered at the hands of her attacker. Richardson v. Liberty Mut. Fire Ins. Co., 47 Mass. App. Ct. 698 , 702-703 (1999). Thus, the nature of Doe's injuries do not remove her claims from the exclusions of First Financial's insurance policy.
[Note 7] The slight difference in language between the phrase "arises wholly or in part out of" in Bagley v. Monticello Ins. Co., 430 Mass. 454 , 456 (1999), and "arising out of" in First Financial's policy is inconsequential. In Liquor Liab. Joint Underwriting Ass'n of Mass. v. Hermitage Ins. Co., 419 Mass. 316 (1995), cited in the Bagley case, we contrasted the defendant's more narrow exclusionary language with an insurance policy from a Connecticut case that is nearly identical to First Financial's policy exclusion. Liquor Liab. Joint Underwriting Ass'n of Mass. v. Hermitage Ins. Co., supra at 320-321 n.4, citing Kelly v. Figueiredo, 223 Conn. 31, 32 (1992). In so doing, the result of United Nat'l Ins. Co. v. Parish, 48 Mass. App. Ct. 67 , 70-71 (1999), which upheld the broad exclusionary effect of the "arising out of" language, was foreshadowed.
[Note 8] The insurance policy at issue in Bagley v. Monticello Ins. Co., supra at 456, also contained, inter alia, an assault and battery exclusion. Because we ruled that the plaintiff's claims were barred from coverage under the illegal acts exclusion, id. at 455, there was no need to interpret the assault and battery exclusion in that case.
[Note 9] We read the phrase "arising out of" broadly, but do so in a different sense than was required in Bagley v. Monticello Ins. Co., supra. For the purposes of the Bagley case, we read the phrase expansively to reject the argument that the plaintiff's claim did not "arise out of" an illegal act because her pleaded claim concerned negligence of the motel. In this case, the breadth of the phrase refers to the chronological unfolding of events during a single criminal episode. Given the general rule that the phrase "arising out of" is to be read broadly, there is no conflict in these differing applications. This is especially true in light of the source of the interpretative rule cited by the Bagley case, Rischitelli v. Safety Ins. Co., 423 Mass. 703 , 704 (1996), which was interpreting the phrase in a similar manner. In that case, the plaintiff was denied insurance coverage for injuries allegedly "arising out of the ownership, maintenance or use of an auto" where he was battered by another driver following an automobile accident. Id. at 704. While we interpreted the phrase "arising out of" broadly, we interpreted the battery to be "sufficiently independent of the motor vehicle accident" so as to not be covered. Id. at 707. The initial assault and battery on Doe was not similarly detached from the subsequent rape and kidnapping and consequent injuries. Cf. Mass. R. Crim. P. 9 (a) (1), 378 Mass. 859 (1979) (allowing joinder where related offenses "are based on the same criminal conduct or episode or arise out of a course of criminal conduct or series of criminal episodes connected together or constituting parts of a single scheme or plan").
[Note 10] Assault and battery are common-law crimes with penalties prescribed in G. L. c. 265, § 13A. Assault is defined either as an attempt to use physical force on another, or as a threat of use of physical force. See Commonwealth v. Gorassi, 432 Mass. 244 , 247-248 (2000), and cases cited. Harmful battery consists of "[a]ny touching 'with such violence that bodily harm is likely to result . . . .' " Commonwealth v. Burke, 390 Mass. 480 , 482 (1983). Battery by means of a dangerous weapon, such as a knife, "necessarily entails a risk of bodily harm." Id. at 482-483.


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Oh how I love Sundays when we have class. There was only one class and it wasn't so bad. Recently the students have found the joys of making mechanical pencil guns with the springs. They wouldn't stop shooting each other with pieces of eraser. A girl even shot at me as I was helping a student but they are just looking for a reaction so it's best to respond as if their actions were petty skin cells shedding off the body. There was a lecture in the afternoon which I actually enjoyed. Usually the Japanese is understandable for awhile during lectures but I soon grow tired and stop trying to understand. The man who came told us about a natural cleaner people can make with yeast, soy beans, yogurt, sugar, and water. Supposedly it's great for getting rid of bad smells and cleans many things well without harmful chemicals. We all got 20oz of the concoction at the end. I might try to make my own with the directions we received. But to test the effectiveness I filled my bathtub up and dumped a few ounces in. I'm going to see how well it helps clean the rest of the tub and lid. For some reason I want to get the tub cleaned despite the fact I probably won't even use it. I think I'll hand wash some blankets and pillows in there so that might be good enough reason in itself.
I spent most of the day thinking about making pizza. I was happy that I restrained myself from using the dough last night. I knew it was for the best. When things don't work out the way I want I'm usually of the mindset to at least try again. This is more than true for pizza. As soon as I arrived home I broke open my new box of charcoal and got the fire chimney ready. I wonder how I'm contributing to rain forest devastation with the charcoal I buy. It says its from Indonesia and I'm suspicious of that. At least I thought about it, right? I looked up the word grill tonight and found that its usage appears prior to the word barbecue. Grill is defined as cooking over metal grates whereas barbecue is meat suspended above a pit of coals. British English has greatly confused the matter. Ask a New Zealander what a grill is and they will think it's a metal hot plate. I understand grill came from griddle but just use that word then. Everyone seems to be confused about grill and barbecue. Where do I even begin to explain anymore?
After getting the coals hot I dumped them out, put the grate on, and then laid my baking stone on top. I left the lid off for about 10 minutes to keep the coals highly oxygenated and then closed it up to make things very hot inside. I waited about 1 hour for the stone to heat. A fire chimney worth of coals is probably good for several pizzas. I was still a bit unsure how well it would work. I've cooked pizza on a gas grill but that has more consistent heating. But I figured the charcoal would do just as well. With the remaining onion and sausage from last night I dressed the final pizza dough and slid it on the grill. I baked for about 7 minutes, giving it a slight spin somewhere in the middle to help it cook more evenly with hot spots on underneath the stone. It smelled wonderful as it was cooking. I'm sure if anyone smelled it they would have wondered where such savory smells were coming from with great earnest but they would never know.
Well that looks just as good as last night but watch the video below for the real verdict on all this madness!
This might be my best and favorite pizza ever. It's truly the replica I always wanted to make!
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hey! you keep changing your page set up! what's the deal?! good to chat the other night/day. have a good week! not looking forward to returning to school today. love those extra days off, don't you? love you, beaners!
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In the past weeks I participated in this course by Ohio State University about Human Trafficking. Such a great course, offered by great lecturers. I had the chance to make a PSA to make people aware of what really is Human Trafficking, and now, after all the grading and reviewing process, I am happy to share it with my followers and anyone who reads this blog.
I hope you enjoy the PSA, I know some images can be disturbing, but the issue itself is not something that we can consider "soft". Many people are victims of this horrible phenomenon. Please help these victims to get their freedom back.


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Pareto's Law is named after an Italian economist Vilfredo Pareto. It is also known as the 80-20 rule, which Richard Koch wrote about in his brilliant book.
The thinking is this: If you run a business, 80% of your business probably comes from 20% of your customers. If you are a creative person, 80% of your awards/ recognition/income will come from 20% of your output.
So how can knowing this principle help you manage your time?
Well, start by looking at your day. See where you spend most of your time.
The likelihood is you will find out you spend most of your time is spent on the things that you are not that good at.
Too many meetings. Too much admin. Too much politics.
This is called The Law of Oterap. (Pareto backwards).
This is where you spend 80% of your time on the things you are least good at. And where you can make the least difference.
You don't need more time in the day. You don't need to work longer hours. You don't need to work weekends.
You just need to spend more time on what you are brilliant at.
And less time on all that other stuff.
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Consuming The Illusion
The symbolic world and consumer culture's war on the self.
By Nick Baxter
We are constantly confronted with the loss of ourselves in our daily lives under the conditions of this post-everything era of advanced capitalism. So advanced has it become, that literally everything is now a commodity, an object to be bought and sold based on a symbolic value or 'worth.' Not surprisingly, this has led to ever-increasing standards of material wealth and expectations of instant physical gratification. These phenomena, coupled with the proliferation of mass media and encoded visual stimuli such as advertisements, are resulting in the exaltation of images and things, and the degradation of human fulfillment and real life experiences. Slowly yet steadily, we are replacing the actual with virtual, the real with signs and symbols, and the self with external objects. Internet chat-rooms take the place of intimate talks around a bonfire, rings and diamonds mean 'I love you,' the hours of our daily lives are exchanged for money at a job, and the list goes on.
After the infatuation with this fantasy world subsides we often find ourselves bored and strung out, apathetic and confused, atomized and isolated, which materializes in a number of mental and physical ailments. All culminating in the loss of that intangible sense of self and the creation of an internal emotional and spiritual* void. All too often, in this weakened state we attempt to replace the intangible with material--adopting capitalism's mindset that everything must be counted, ordered, quantified, physically seen or possessed, or else it is not valid nor worthwhile.
Experiencing this void, or lack of self, we turn our focus onto physical commodities and material goods, which of course goes hand in hand with an all-encompassing exchange economy based on the fetishization of 'things.' Therefore we learn to actualize ourselves and validate our own existence--indeed, prove to ourselves that we are alive--through the acquisition of material possessions, and through seeing images of ourselves reproduced for others (i.e. being 'famous'). We transfer our sense of self onto the physical objects and symbols of the world around us--the innate and esoteric state of being is transformed into three-dimensional material objects and two-dimensional images. The internal becomes external. The fluid, natural, visceral and intangible becomes static, manufactured, deliberately mediated and measured.
Hence we 'look for life in the image of life' and satisfy our yearnings for fulfillment through consumption. Things that are seen or bought become more important and real than moments that are actually experienced or lived firsthand. Similarly, moments in which we are buying things often seem more pleasant and important than moments lived without tangible consumption. Our instincts as social creatures take this phenomenon one step further: the greater number of people who see something or someone, the more real and important that thing or person becomes; fame and celebrity status are sought after and cherished. The more we identify with or possess that thing or person, the more real and important we thus become, by way of association. In many of these instances, what we consume isourselves.
Very often, our process of (over)consumption comes to resemble a downward spiral or running on a treadmill--we never truly get anywhere good because one can never replace spiritual with material, or trade the internal for external. As much as we've been socially and culturally trained to find happiness outside rather than inside of ourselves via commodities and images, the two realms will always be incongruent. This is the dead end we have come to in the waning era of this civilization. This is how material consumer goods and mass media images have come to be placed above the unique self and personal spiritual fulfillment--or rather, this is how material consumer goods and mass media images havebecome the unique self and personal spiritual fulfillment.
Of course, solutions are plentiful, and there are none so important as your own. But in case you need a jump start, here are just a few suggestions: Turn off your TV. Smash your TV. Don't listen to corporate radio stations. Find quiet places to cultivate original thoughts, unprompted by mass media slogans and advertising. Make something creative with your hands. Live creatively. Dream up ingenious solutions to common problems and try them out. Reclaim your identity from advertisers. Deface billboards and all forms of invasive advertising. Destroy or deface corporate property, or use it for things other than it was intended--mutually beneficial, community organized or spontaneously creative things. Steal from large corporations. Give away all your possessions, or the ones you do not use frequently. Share everything with a small trusting community, or with complete strangers. Make a list of everything that makes you unique. Make a list of all the ways you are connected to a community around you. Separate the life-nurturing from the soul-draining, so you can learn to recognize your own best interests--and those of others. Ponder the meaning(s) of life and the uniqueness of your own experience and perception. Write it all down and share it with others. Travel somewhere. DO something... anything.
* The word 'spiritual' as it is used in this passage does not refer to common misperceptions of the 'spiritual,' such as organized religion. Nor does it refer to any strict and dogmatic belief system not originating from one's own mind and experiences. Instead it refers to any and all deep-rooted emotional, psychological, intangible and unquantifiable attributes of human existence.


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South Korea, Japan advance in UL International Crown
GURNEE, Ill. – South Korea completed a rain-delayed sweep of Australia in the UL International Crown on Sunday, and Japan won a three-team playoff for the final spot in the singles session.
The pair of wins gave South Korea a Pool A-best eight points, just one back of England for the top spot. After Saturday's play was suspended due to thunderstorms, Sei Young Kim and So Yeon Ryu finished off a 3-and-2 victory over Australia's Karrie Webb and Rebecca Artis, and Amy Yang and In Gee Chun secured a 1-up win against Minjee Lee and Su Oh.
England, the United States and Taiwan qualified for Sunday's 10 singles matches before rain interrupted the third session, and Japan grabbed the last spot when Ayaka Watanabe eagled the par-5 16th in a playoff with Thailand and China. Thailand's Ariya Jutanugarn almost sent the playoff to another hole, but she just missed on her own eagle attempt.


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If you are a geek, it is normal that people ask you questions in which you are a Master and you feel happy to give them the required answers and help them out. But sometimes these people drag you to such an extent that you get frustrated by such stupid queries and feel like banging your head onto the computer screen or the keyboard. These queries are so simple that a simple googling will fetch you results.
Luckily there is a website for your rescue. It builds a URL which you can share it with the person who asked you the stupid query so that he can find the answers by himself. The website is LetMeGoogleThatForYou.com. Enter a search term relevant to the asked query, click the Google Search button, and a link appears that you can copy, paste and share it to your friend. When they click that link, an animation displays the complicated process of searching Google for information, and then directs the user to the actual search results page from Google.
Example: For search query "What is HTML" http://lmgtfy.com/?q=what+is+html
To make it even simpler the Pidgin instant messenger has got a plugin called STFW. What it does is, it automatically converts the reply to the URL as mentioned above and sends it to the user who asked you the query. Only thing is that you have to prefix the reply with /stfw and put the query and just hit the Enter key.
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As Canada's foremost defence and security showcase opens its doors for the 20th time, Christyn Cianfarani, president and CEO of the Canadian Association of Defence and Security Industries (CADSI), is upbeat.
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Flying into the show site for its CANSEC debut – and the first helicopter to ever fly into the event – is the latest equipment for the Canadian Coast Guard. Seven Bell 412EPIs have been acquired for the Coast Guard's Medium- Lift Helicopter requirement, the first two of which were accepted into service by the Honourable Dominic LeBlanc, Minister of Fisheries and Oceans and the Canadian Coast Guard, in a 7 December ceremony last year.
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Team Cormorant reforms for CMLU [CANSEC17D1]
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I remember watching that show a few years back. It was OK. I was kind of thinking that, given the subject matter, that I was in for a John Woo style bullet fest which and it turned out much slower paced than I was anticipated. Normally, that's not a bad thing but there wasn't really anything in terms of story or characters that really made a lasting impression on me. There was an OVA for it that was released back in the 90s. From what I've seen on youtube, it looks pretty cool. Might have to track it down one of these days. Would be curious to try out the visual novel it was based on too.
I've been watching the 2005 adaption of The Guyver. I first watched it back in 2005 but never got around to finishing it so I figured I'd fix this problem this time. It's decent but I like the original early 90s OVA better. The new one kind of feels like it's pulling it's punches with it brutality and the characters design is OK thought they made the lead character look like a stereotypical shounen-lead. Regardless, it does some cool things. There are certain characters in this that's explored a bit more compared to the original and it does go into stories not present in the original either.


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Farah is a visual artist from Kuwait and is currently based in Chicago. She graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Visual Communications. Farah is currently enrolled in a Master of Arts in Art Therapy and Counselling program at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. In her studio practice, she works with various mediums including fibers, photography, video, performance, installation, projection/light and other mixed media materials. Working in both urban and natural landscapes, the artist uses these landscapes to engage in conversations with captured frames, performances, and installations. The artist had an early background in street photography and the processes of creative improvisation which have influenced her current conceptual and creative approach, where Farah is inspired by unexpected results. The main themes that she works with are socio-cultural topics influenced by intersectional feminism and social justice theories, and existential questioning inspired by theories of philosophies of Sufism and Zen-Buddhism Philosopher Alan Watts.
Through her artwork, she questions ways of erasing socio-cultural conditioning, by looking at societal gendered trauma, particularly rooted within her experience as an Arab woman, and debates ways of defeating silence and overcoming boundaries of a restricting culture. In a censored society, she uses her artwork as a platform to creatively express her concerns about gender roles and considers ways of reversing them. This is often reflected through the traditional Muslim-Arab garments that appear in her work, which serve as a gendered soft textile architectural structure and become an extension of the female body in relation to their contextual landscape. Other themes such as existential questioning appear in her work through exploring ways of being, conscious and mindful processes of making, and reflecting on the "I" in all of us. Farah attempts to capture the portals and space between two or more worlds. Her art making process engages personal memories while reflecting on present surroundings and involves others sharing similar stories.
As an artist and art therapist, the bridge between both practices is activism. Farah uses her art therapy practice as a space of research to inform her studio practice and develop a deeper understanding of raw human emotions in relation to socio-cultural constructs, as that is the underlying motif of her studio practice. She also looks at links between relational-cultural theory and relational aesthetics, along with social practices.
Farah has attended artist residencies locally and internationally, from Per|Form at Contemporary Art Platform in Kuwait, to Crossway Foundation UK's Journey to Turkey. Farah is an Award winning artist, she is the Laureate winner of the International Women Photographers Award 2017. Her book titled In-between the Skyline of Kuwait City has been published by Kuwait National Council of Culture, Art and Letters. She is also an exhibiting artist, where she had her first solo exhibition and book launch in Contemporary Art Platform Kuwait. She has also exhibited at JAAM Gallery in Dubai, Parfitt Gallery in London, Ka Fotoğraf Atölyesi in Ankara Turkey, E-Werk in Friegburg Germany, Centro Cultural CEEE Eirico Verissimo in Porto Alegre Brazil, SITES Gallery at School of the Art Institute of Chicago, Woman Made Gallery in Chicago, and in the Bolivia Biennale in Centro Cultural De Santa Cruz.


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Eli Stone cast list, listed in alphabetical order. This cast list from Eli Stone focuses mostly on main actors from the show, but a few minor roles are included as well. This list also displays the names of other TV characters that these actors and actresses have played in the past. In most cases you can click on these Eli Stone actor's names to find out additional information about them.
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