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Last Sunday, Christmas Day, the parishioners of the Basilica of the Immaculate Conception in Batangas City were shocked to find out that a seemingly crazed man, armed with a metal candlestick, attacked the altar and the image of the Santo Niño. Photos (with captions) of the carnage were immediately posted by Fr. Leonido C. Dolor, the basilica's Director of the Archdiocesan Commission on Social Communication and Mass Media, on his Facebook page and has since become viral on the said social networking site.
As of this writing, the album already has 103 shares.
The description on Fr. Dolor's album reads:
At around three in the afternoon, Christmas day itself, a man for reason not yet assessed, took hold of one of those big candelabras at the altar of the Basilica of the Immaculate Conception, Batangas City and laid waste the marble altar (see photos) and then took a swing at the altar of Sto. Nino, breaking the glass panel and deforming the crown of the Child Jesus! Is this his way of saying "Happy birthday, Jesus?" He later fought the "tambays" outside the Basilica who tried to apprehend him.
This crime is a concern not only for the Catholic faithful of Batangas City and elsewhere but for heritage advocates and travelers/tourists as well. Whenever me and my wife visit an old town, we make it a point to stop by the town proper's old church. And although no religious services were held during the times that we get to visit these churches, we almost always gain easy access to their interiors, including the bell towers. Many of these churches' caretakers are hospitable and accommodating whenever we request entry for photograph sessions. But this crime which happened in Batangas City's basilica last Sunday is not just a case of vandalism but can also be considered a security breach, thus it might set a precedent: future church visits might become a pain in the neck for tourists. Many churches might even have their doors locked after a Mass.
And to make matters worse, it coincided with the gruesome bombings of about five churches in faraway Nigeria.
Via Facebook, I inquired for more details from Fr. Dolor. He replied immediately, saying that the vandal had a "brief psychotic reaction due to deprivation of food and sleep". It was later learned that this man walked all the way from Macati City to Batangas for five days without food nor sleep! Further inquiries also revealed that this man was a Pentecostal, but that he was "angry at God"; Fr. Dolor did not elaborate further. What is sad here is that one of the "tambays" (bystanders) who tried to apprehend him was injured during the commotion (he was hospitalized; please pray for him).
On a positive note, we should still be thankful that this crazed man was in no way a terrorist, and that the damage he had wrought upon the basilica's altar was minimal compared to what had happened to those churches in Nigeria. But as mentioned above, this might set a precedent regarding security measures. There is no problem to that. The Catholic Church as well as all the other religious denominations should really plan more about this (especially during these days when not even banks are in danger of being attacked by mindless scum). But hopefully not to the detriment of a social-networking-starved and a digital-camera-wielding public. Why, even Fr. Dolor himself has a Facebook account.

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Above is the first card I made. I was just fooling around with stamps, etc. and this one came together with a collage sheet I had been hoarding for about 4 years. It is from Red Lead in St. Louis. I sent this one to my friend Dorothy because we have an inside joke about Ellen Clapsaddle. She is the artist of the image on this card.
At one point I had been making Christmas tags using family pictures. I ran across this one which has a picture of my cousin Bobby and me with my brother Todd in a doll carriage. This just melts my heart!
Here is my secret craft for this year. I purchased some vintage Christmas Seals from Ebay and I am turning them into gift tags. Fun, Fun, Fun. Here are some tags in their first stage. They need some stamping and some "ribboning," but they are going to be great fun to make. This new little task has even turned into a Stamping Up order for the first time in years. I needed more red cardstock and that also turned into getting a new table top paper cutter. UPS should deliver all of that on Wednesday and I will be back in business.
As I was driving today thinking about the fact that I no longer could easily add pictures to my blog I seriously thought about packing it in.....but then I got home, started listening to music, and reading other blogs....I was overwhelmed by all the love, friendships and joy blogging has brought to me. I will have to work through this technical glitch.
Happy December everyone!!!!


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Friday, 13 January 2012
Reading and writing remembering in the New Year
I've been re-reading Nancy Mitford (you'll see why, in the Closet Thinker that I've posted, below), along with Alice Munroe's brilliant short story collection, The Love of a Good Woman, which is even better than I remembered it, and Five Sisters by James Fox (equally absorbing, and with some overlap of subject matter -- the lives and loves of women -- but also satisfyingly different, as a narrative non-fiction history of a dynasty that was almost too odd to invent).
More sisters on my mind -- you'll see I've been thinking about the Bronte corsets at the Parsonage in Haworth -- and my own sister, as always. The story about Ruth's misdiagnosis and death of breast cancer is more complicated than its reporting; but then isn't that generally the case in the messiness of real life? If I have learnt anything from Ruth's death, it is that life is precious, and all the more so for the randomness that can shape our journeys. Ruth cherished the little pleasures, as well as her great loves (and she had a huge capacity to love, and be loved), yet was also forced into confronting the worst of all losses -- to leave those who she loved, when she was far too young to die. Many years have passed since her death, but still, she seems so close; to me, at least, as if the apparent distance between us (that of the dead and the living) is not impossible to navigate. Whenever I write, she is somewhere in my mind -- as the writer whose courage and openness I admire and applaud, as well a beloved friend and sister, and the reader who understands where we both came from, even though she has traveled far ahead of me. Ruth knew the power of tiny details, as well as big ideas; of how our daily lives (what we wear, eat, read, discuss) forms a tapestry that continues to be threaded and sewn over many years. I once believed that death put an end to that weaving; yet it seems not to now. Here, then, are some small patches of an unfinished tapestry...
Closet Thinker: January 1st
We all know that Marilyn Monroe declared she wore nothing but Chanel No.5 to bed, but perhaps she might have been happier the morning after the night before in soft cotton pyjamas? In my experience, they are a welcome consolation against the harsh realities of January, as long as they are not made of nylon; for I still remember those sudden shocks of static electricity from childhood, induced by the synthetic peach nightgowns that my maternal grandmother bought as Christmas presents for all the female members of the family.
My mother generally donated these flounced nighties to the dressing-up-box – my sister and I wore them to Narnia and back again – and like her, I would rather sleep in plain cotton than frilly acrylic. As a look, however, this can need fine-tuning; even the grandest of Nancy Mitford's aristocrats loses her dignity appearing thus in Love in a Cold Climate: 'Lady Montdore cut rather a comic figure drinking strong tea in bed among masses of lace pillows, her coarse grey hair frizzed out and wearing what appeared to be a man's striped flannel pyjama top under a feathered wrap.'
Mitford always had a sharp eye for these details, perhaps because she came of age in an era when pyjama parties were the milieu of the fashionable Bright Young People. ('Dearest Old Bottom,' she wrote to her brother Tom in 1928, upon escaping from the conventional formalities of English family life in the countryside, 'My dear this visit is being a perfect orgy, if only you were here you don't know what you've missed We haven't once been to bed before 2, pyjama parties every night…'). Hence the parade of nightwear in Mitford's first novel, 'Highland Fling': 'Sally looked lovely in crepe-de-chine pyjamas, over which she wore a tweed coat lined with fur. Lady Prague was also wrapped in a tweed coat over a linen nightdress and a Shetland wool cardigan.'
Mitford's scene was set in a draughty Scottish castle, but her world was not entirely removed from that of Coco Chanel in silk pyjamas, entertaining the Duke of Westminster and Winston Churchill at her Riviera villa, the epitome of apparently easy chic. 'Coco dines at home in printed pyjamas,' ran the Vogue caption to Christian Berard's illustration of Chanel in 1937, '[with] jewels, striped linen, flannel jacket…' Perhaps the closest we can get to that fantasy landscape nowadays is within the pages of the Toast catalogue, inhabited by tousled beauties in velvet dressing gowns; either that, or escape to bed to read the glorious stories of Nancy Mitford herself.
Closet Thinker: January 8th
Within the archives of the Bronte Parsonage Museum are several tiny corsets, belonging to the sisters, and when you see them on a winter's day, as I have done, it seems believable that Anne, Emily and Charlotte died young because of a combination of cold, consumption and constriction. It is the memory of these corsets that prompts me to suggest that January might not be the best month to squeeze oneself into the modern equivalent – now known as 'shapewear' – given that we are already tortured by dismal weather, indigestion, and winter viruses. Breathing freely is therefore the only sensible option…
Not that I'm averse to a new set of underwear at this time of year, as long as it's not too tight; anything that provides a small pleasure in these, the most depressing weeks. Having recently interviewed two very chic women – L'Wren Scott and Carine Roitfeld – I was struck by how practical they were on the subject of underpinnings. Scott (who designs for the voluptuous Christina Hendricks, amongst others) remarked that big knickers were unnecessary with a properly fitted dress – 'you don't need control underwear to do the work of a zip, that's what the dress is for' – although she also recommended an excellent bra from John Lewis. And Roitfeld, the former editor in chief of French Vogue, proclaimed the cheering effect of black tights (hers are from Fogal, sheer and seamed at the back): 'something that makes me happy now is a pair of new tights – it's not so expensive, not like buying a Dolce & Gabbana dress or a Dior bag – this is nearer to yourself, nearer to your skin, something that makes you more sensuous, more voluptuous, more woman…'
There's nothing like a conversation with Carine Roitfeld to make you want to rush out and buy French lingerie – she wears the highly desirable Carine Gilson (stocked at net-a-porter, though a trip to the Paris boutique in Rue de Grenelle would be a delight). Simone Perele is also good for quintessentially Parisian pieces, at slightly more affordable prices; I've got my eye on the charmingly named Invisi'bulles control briefs, that look less dominatrix than gossamer.
Meanwhile, I remain a fan, like everyone else, of stalwart M&S underwear, particularly the Ultimate Magic Secret Support Tights (not such a secret after all, given that quarter of a million pieces were sold in the run-up to Christmas). True, they're not quite as glamorous as Fogal seamed stockings, but they do the trick for me, gently smoothing over a full stomach. Here's to a comfortably happy new year…
11 comments:
- HB said...
A lovely and (for me especially) perfectly timed post.
The weaving of the tapestry of life doesn't end with death, does it? The threads you thought would be cut continue. I'm only just realising this as I emerge blinking into the daylight.
Love to you for 'Courage' and so much more.
Helen x
- 13 January 2012 at 01:51
- enid said...
Those nylon static nighties are still in our shops. My granny had a collection and bought me peach ones too. They were awful !!!!! Those who die live on in our memories and we continue to weave their threads I agree. I am going to read Nancy Mitford's novels as I have always read about her but not her novels. Do you remember White Mischief by James Fox - the lives of the British in Kenys now that's another thread for you to follow All the best for 2012.
- 13 January 2012 at 02:46
- Justine Picardie said...
Good to hear from you, Helen, and hope that the coming year brings with it some more sunlit days.
Enid -- yes, the peach nighties were from Woolworths in Cape Town!
Speaking of which, I think I will be there in September (Cape Town, that is; is Woolworths still there?).
- 13 January 2012 at 07:25
- enid said...
I am delighted that you will be coming here. Are you going to speak? There are Woolworths all over and their foodhalls are great !!!!!! I will take you to them all.
- 13 January 2012 at 08:32
- jaywalker said...
Thanks for all the interesting links once again.I've just ordered 'Five Sisters'. That period has always fascinated me. I read 'The Bolter" and 'The Viceroy's Daughters' a while back and have read all the Mitford biographies but haven't reread the novels for many years, so must do so.
I also have "The Last Curtsey" waiting to be read, not to mention the six other books my partner bought me for Christmas! Good job I'm retired really!
On the subject of corsetry I just found this interesting:
- 13 January 2012 at 17:50
- amanda white said...
Golly, I hadn't thought about those hideous nighties for years - smooth on the inside and (eventually) bobbly on the outside. Pale blue. Must have been a granny thing to buy them. Mine haunted Streatham Woolworths so now I know where they came fom.
Thanks for the (uncomfortably static) memory.
- 14 January 2012 at 00:40
- Lilacs In May said...
In the spirit of reading, writing and remembering though you might like this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SKVcQnyEIT8&feature=player_embedded, a reposte to the e-reader. Via http://www.thewomensroomblog.com/
- 14 January 2012 at 04:52
- jaywalker said...
And do you remember the very short lived, than goodness, fashion for sheets of the same ghastly material - often in orange?
- 14 January 2012 at 14:37
- kairu said...
Home again, and thinking of all the books I've read over the past year, Mitford's re-issued Penguins, Stella Gibbons' Westwood and Nightingale Woods, Linda S. Grant's lovely We Had it So Good and her achingly beautiful When I Lived in Modern Times, David Grossman's See Under: Love (which Linda Grant calls his masterpiece), and his latest, heartbreaking To the End of the Land. Thinking, too, of the loss of a friend I wish I had known better, and the death of my father's elder sister, who I also never got to know well enough. And thinking of happier things, sweet babies born in the last year, my favorite cousin's recent wedding, and yours soon to come, Justine. That tapestry never stops being woven, does it? Other people come along to pick up the shuttle, to continue that lost pattern...
In the foreward to Brooke Hayward's memoir of love and family and loss, Haywire, Buck Henry wrote this (perhaps I've mentioned this before): 'The pleasures of the past live on, mixed in all of us. So do the pains. But we can outrun them if we try.'
Speaking of Marilyn Monroe, I recently saw a wonderful French mystery film called 'Poupoupidou' ('Nobody Else but You') about a writer trying to solve the death of a tv star who believed she was the reincarnation of MM. It's beautiful and funny and haunting, set in a small town in the Jura in the dead of winter.
- 14 January 2012 at 21:15
- Justine Picardie said...
Thank you, everyone, for these ideas and links and insights. More books for my reading list, and a film that I definitely now want to see -- and wonderful connections, as always, thanks to all of you...
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"My Sister's Keeper" is two straight hours of emotional torture. Melodramatic in its essence and shamelessly exploitative in its purpose.
Based on the best-selling novel by Jodi Picoult, the film tells the story Sara (Cameron Diaz) and Brian (Jason Patric) who live an idyllic life with their young son and daughter. But their family is rocked by sudden, heartbreaking news that forces them to make a difficult and unorthodox choice in order to save their baby girl's life. The parents' desperate decision raises both ethical and moral questions and rips away at the foundation of their relationship.
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Utah Attorney General will seek Supreme Court review of 10th Circuit marriage ruling
July 09, 2014
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To obtain clarity and resolution from the highest court, the Utah Attorney General's Office will not seek en banc review of the Kitchen v. Herbert 10th Circuit decision, but will file a Petition for Writ of Certiorari to the United States Supreme Court in the coming weeks. Attorney General Reyes has a sworn duty to defend the laws of our state. Utah's Constitutional Amendment 3 is presumed to be constitutional unless the highest court deems otherwise.
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2013 Michigan Baseball Schedule Released
The 2013 Michigan baseball schedule is out: press release and full schedule.
"We're excited about our 2013 schedule," first-year head coach Erik Bakich said. "Our non-conference slate should be very competitive in preparation for Big Ten play. We are fortunate to travel to different parts of the country with trips to California, Florida, South Carolina, and have a tremendous opportunity to play in Citi Field."
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- Feb. 15-17: open season with three games at California
- Feb. 24: exhibition against the New York Mets at Port St. Lucie, Fla.
- March 7-10: trip to San Deigo to play four games against four different opponents; this trip and the one to Cal might well pay off on the recruiting trail as Bakich has already gotten one California commitment in the 2014 class
- March 15-16: two games at Coastal Carolina
- March 22: home opener against Western Illinois
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Napier makes his decision
Guard Shabazz Napier, UConn's leading scorer and team leader last season, announced today that he will return for his senior year.
Obviously, that's great news for the Huskies.
Napier averaged 17.1 points, 4.6 assists, 4.4 rebounds and 2.0 steals last season.
"I think Shabazz's decision is great for him and great for the university," said coach Kevin Ollie in a released statement. "I believe that first and foremost, it will give him a chance to earn his degree, which is something I know he'll really cherish.
"At the same time, he'll continue to hone his skills as a lead guard and contribute to us continuing the success of UConn basketball, but also he will keep cultivating the kind of atmosphere I want our student-athletes to be around. He was a big part of that with his leadership on and off the basketball court."
Expectations will rise considerably for UConn with Napier back. Starters Ryan Boatright and DeAndre Daniels also plan to return, according to UConn.
Napier, Boatright (15.4 points) and Daniels (12.1) combined for the highest scoring average of any trio in the Big East last season.
UConn is only losing key reserve R.J. Evans from a team that went a surprising 20-10 overall.
UConn released this statement from Napier:
"After many days of figuring out what decision was best for my family and me, I finally came to a conclusion. Before I announce my decision, I would like to thank many generous people.
"I would like to thank Coach (Kevin) Ollie and the UConn coaching staff for their understanding and cooperation as my family and I needed space and time during this process of deciding what move was best for us.
Also, I would like to thank my teammates for allowing me to lean on their shoulders when I needed some support. I thank them for helping me get to this position in my life. Without them, along with the coaching staff, I would not be where I am now. Brendan Allen and Enosch Wolf, especially, were two people who made things a lot easier for me. I'd also like to thank the UConn fans for understanding as well. Their support for me and the team and their passion for the game have helped me tremendously.
"I'd like to give a special thanks to Coach (Jim) Calhoun, who has pushed me to become a better man, along with becoming a better player every day. We have spent many hours leading up to my decision, figuring out the pros and cons of staying and leaving.
"Of course, I would like to thank my family members, who have helped me through these difficult days and who have wanted nothing but the best for me. Most importantly, I'd like to thank my mother, who has inspired me to be the best that I can be and to try and be a great a role model for those who look up to me.
"That being said, I have decided to remain at UConn for my senior year. I am very much looking forward to getting closer to receiving my college degree, as well as becoming a stronger leader for my teammates on and off the court. We think we have a great team for next season and we're excited about playing for a conference championship and in the NCAA Tournament."
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An evaluation of the limited advancement of technology in standard genre fantasy.
Giant mushrooms the size of trees. The stems and parts of the caps can be used in construction, and only the gills are soft enough to eat. An entire fungi-forest can grow in a matter of days, provided the correct conditions. Most fungus trees last about a month before collapsing, but not before a new generation sprouts to provide shade for the next spores.


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I am hard at work on the third season of Drop Dead Diva (we have some amazing guest stars coming this year like Wanda Sykes, Kathy Griffin, Clay Aiken and Lance Bass) but I recently got to tape an episode of 30 Rock and I had so much fun on set! Here's me with awesome Judah Friedlander. His book is on my nightstand as we speak!
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Designers from around the world are submitting creative designs for PathScale in other design - custom.
Compilers are typically seen as boring or don't get enough attention, but PathScale has for years been on the leading edge of performance. We need some static images that make our site reflect our high energy passion for driving great technology. Earlier this year we also started to strongly adopt open source community building and a new developer program. Our site needs some jazzy graphics which cater to a blend of our corporate and government clients as well as new and eager open source enthusiasts.
Our clients are typically large universities, government sites or researchers. We need to maintain corporate professionalism, but at the same time add energy to our site that conveys action ot the end user and gives a feel of performance.
Examples and stuff I visually like
Clean nice background across the top behind the mozilla.org
Visuals I like
Interesting background behind the squareFACTOR logo
Theme is too dark, but they get the correct concept. Clean background, large graphic that catches the attention and takes up most of the top fold for the home page. (Too bad their portfolio isn't as nice)
Nice visuals, but too busy and too much wasted space
Best example of clean background image, big center media that catches attention, but doesn't overwhelm.
Quite nice flash movie (flash not required for this project)
There's a bit of artistic license involved here so I'm giving high level overview. I will respond to questions very quickly to clarify or give feedback. Doing a full page mock-up for preview is fine, but end result must be images I can directly use and are optimized for size.
1) Background image(s) - One or more image(s) which will be behind all the other stuff on the site. Give the site the nice look and feel.
2) Large static center graphic (flash not required) - Should take up most of the top fold. Some text you can use is below. Items with * are optional
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The partner logos will be eventually added so take that into consideration
Small size adjustments to the layout are fine, but please no radical changes.
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Gausman Fires Complete-Game Victory, 2-1
BATON ROUGE, La.- Sophomore right-hander Kevin Gausman fired LSU's first complete game of the season Friday night to lead the third-ranked Tigers to a 2-1 win over Vanderbilt in Alex Box Stadium.
The Tigers (39-11, 17-8 SEC) clinched at least a share of the SEC Western Division title and a first-round bye in the SEC Tournament with the victory. Vanderbilt dropped to 24-25 and 11-14 in the league.
Game 2 of the series is slated for 7 p.m. Saturday and will be televised on SportSouth/Fox Sports Houston. Freshman right-hander Aaron Nola will take the hill for LSU and Vanderbilt will counter with junior left-hander Sam Selman.
LSU improved to 14-4 in one-run games and 11-3 in SEC games decided by one run.
"Kevin Gausman delivered a brilliant outing tonight; he was just phenomenal on the mound," said LSU coach Paul Mainieri. "He knows how to get it done, and he responds to challenges by getting stronger as the game goes on. He demonstrated tonight, as he has all season, why he is one of the best pitchers in the country."
Gausman struck out 11 Commodores and retired the side in order in five of his nine innings of work. The complete game was the second of his career - his first came on May 13, 2011 versus Tennessee, which was also the last time an LSU pitcher turned in a complete game.
The right-hander allowed one run Friday night with one walk and five hits in a dominating performance. The 11 strikeouts for Gausman marked the fifth time this season he has struck out 10 or more batters.
Vanderbilt starter TJ Pecoraro (0-4) also had and impressive outing and allowed two runs on five hits with one walk and four strikeouts in eight innings of work.
LSU put its only runs on the board in the bottom of the second inning. Leftfielder Raph Rhymes led off the inning with an infield single and moved to second on designated hitter Grant Dozar's single to left. Catcher Ty Ross plated Rhymes on a perfectly executed hit-and-run and Hanover added a sacrifice fly to score Dozar.
"I thought we really executed well in that second inning," Mainieri said. "Ty Ross gave us a great at-bat and drove in a huge run, and Hanover crushed the ball, but their centerfielder (Connor Harrell) made a great catch to keep us from having a bigger inning."
Vanderbilt scored its only run in the top of the third. Third baseman Vince Conde scored on an infield single by rightfielder Mike Yastrzemski.
LSU 2, Vanderbilt 1 (May 11, 2012 at Baton Rouge, La.)
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Pitchers: Vanderbilt - TJ Pecoraro and Spencer Navin. LSU - Kevin Gausman and Ty Ross.
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It's a very silly and devoid of imagination script. I was bored to tears.
More cussing, sex, and guns. Go watch emoji movie prudes
Movie was funny and not as dark as the original. All the actors were great. Better than the first one.
Loved it! Want to buy it!
Loved it!
Disappoint. am not a prude, but am tired of hollywood elites in their social experiments of cross sexual crap...thought it would be fun like robin wil. movie but was offended when girl becomes man and flirts with all other men and they have to show him how to use penis to pee. WHEN WILL THEY LEARN WE JUST WANT TO SEE FUNNY WITH GOOD STORY LINE WITHOUT ALL THE CUSSING, SEX AND GUNS LIKE THEY USED TO MAKE....TIRED OF IT THATS WHY EVEN THIS KIND OF MOVIE INSULTS SOME OF US WHO STILL CLING TO GOD AND GUNS!!!!!!!!
I loved this movie the acting was great and the plot was really good. I know some people who were hesitant about watching the new jumanji because they were worried it wouldn't be as good as the first but I assure you it is defiantly worth seeing.
Best family movie ever
Good action from the beginning till the end with a large dose of comedy.
Loved the remake! I still think the original movie is better though. This movie was very entertaining and fun to watch!
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Our goal was to create a beautiful interface packed with just the right features. After months of effort and lots of real use, we're proud to introduce Spina.
Update 1.630th of January
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EESI supports policy changes and strategies that will allow the United States and other countries to mitigate climate change, while also reaping the environmental, economic, national security and public health benefits of energy efficiency and renewable energy technologies. In practice, this means enacting legislation and policies promoting renewable energy, energy efficiency and the phasing out of harmful climate pollutants.
To ensure the long-term implementation of such legislative and regulatory policies, EESI believes it is essential to rally strong, bipartisan support. Therefore, EESI promotes policies that have bipartisan appeal and are considered sensible, "win-win" solutions. "Win win" is not an empty slogan: many of these policies help on multiple fronts, by not only reducing greenhouse gas emissions, but also by improving reliability and resilience, increasing energy security, protecting and enhancing our environment, safeguarding public health, and lowering costs for businesses and individuals.
It is critical to approach these issues in a holistic way: one can create many benefits and solve many problems at the same time. This is why EESI covers a wide range of issues, from electric vehicles, to renewable energy, from Combined Heat and Power (CHP) to pedestrian-friendly cities. There is no silver bullet: we need to make progress on many fronts to achieve long-term sustainability. More information about some of the policy areas EESI examines can be found below. Please note that this list is far from exhaustive.
EESI addresses our nation's policymakers. That means Congress, but also the wider policy community: the executive branch, think-tanks, state and local administrations, media, other nonprofits… and citizens like you. As voters, we're all policymakers!
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Keshi pearls are formed when the oyster rejects and spits out the implanted nucleus before the culturing process is complete, or the implanted mantle tissue fractures and forms separate pearl sacs without nuclei. These pearl sacs eventually produce pearls without a nucleus.
What is meant by "implanted nucleus?" Is it talking only about the implanted bead, the implanted tissue, or both?
How can the implanted nucleus fracture and form separate pearl sacs without nuclei?
I read a keshi pearl can form when the bead is rejected, but the implanted tissue remains and it is then coated forming a pearl.


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JOIN US! Wednesday, May 18 at 3:30 p.m. ET for an HIV PJA Strategy Webinar
May 11, 2011
Stepping Out for Prevention Justice:
Click here to register and receive information on how to join the webinar.
Please join us for information and dialogue on these topics:
The HIV Prevention Justice Alliance -- Our Next Steps as a Coalition
The HIV PJA was founded in 2009 by CHAMP, AIDS Foundation of Chicago and SisterLove. And with your help, we've seen success in mobilization, issue framing, coalition-building and strategic communications.
We want to take a moment to talk about our plans for the next steps of our coalition -- including a steering committee, new working groups, an improved website and blog, and development of a policy agenda -- and learn more from you about how we can better support your work as HIV prevention justice leaders.
Join us for an update, then please share your ideas ... and remember, you can sign up right now for our 2 new online strategy lists to stimulate advocacy and inspire each other to fight for change in the United States -- the new HIV PJA Strategy email list and the SLICK email list (State/Local Info-Share for Community Knowledge).
Bringing It Back to Atlanta -- the 2011 National HIV Prevention Conference
The HIV Prevention Justice movement hit the streets for the first time at the 2007 National HIV Prevention Conference.
Now, the 3,000+ person gathering is about to happen again, for the first time since the release of the National HIV/AIDS Strategy, and as we await a new strategic plan on HIV prevention from CDC ...
The HIV PJA will be there -- as will many of you.
So what should we do together to make the most of the conference as an opportunity for prevention justice? We know we're going to throw another legendary dance party ... but what else : )
Southern Stories: Case Studies in HIV Prevention Justice
The Southeastern United States is bearing a big share of new HIV incidence. But localities and states have been slow to respond, and/or hampered by widespread economic injustice, social bias and overlapping health challenges.
But vibrant campaigns -- for sterile syringe access, for the human rights of sex workers, and more -- are pushing back against bad policies and paving the way for more effective HIV prevention in the region.
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|Nadine paying tributes to her mother
The following eulogy was delivered by my first-born daughter Nadine Khawllemhoi on 3rd October, 2012 at New Christian Cemetery at the unveiling of her mother's memorial stone. I refrained from posting this on my blog but decided to do so now as a memorial and tribute!
Thank you all for coming to commemorate my mother's life!
One of the greatest gifts God endowed on us is the gift of memory. It is the channel through which we rewind the tapes of our life and go back into the past and recollect both the good and bad times. Pages of one's life, however painful, can bring a smile of joy and happiness, as it is with my mother's. Wherever a beautiful soul has been, there is always a trail of beautiful memories.
As I set about this task, I realized that a daughter sees her mother differently than those of you who are lifelong friends or colleagues. It is even more difficult to speak on behalf of my siblings but I will try to represent the shared feelings of love, devotion and admiration we all felt towards mother. My mother would be very pleased and honored to see that you all could make it here today to share in this with us, as it was her family and friends who were the most important focus of her life. It was also your continued support, well wishes and prayers which were so valuable to her in her final weeks.
Before I go on to celebrate my mother and what she stood for I must share with you the reality of what life was like for my father, mother and the family since she was first diagnosed with cancer in March 2007.
|Youngest daughter Robie
In the end, though, I felt we all put up a good fight. We did what we could do!
To cut the story short, it all began one day in the winter of 2004 – it was Christmas holidays. We were all sitting in the sun, some of us reading and some playing. My dad with a chronic ear problem was cleaning his ears with an ointment called Cloben G. Mom walked up to him and asked to use the ointment to rub her ear as she was also feeling a kind of burning sensation in her ears. As her ear problem persisted, we went to ENT Hospital, Tezpur a few days later. But since there was no immediate relief, mom consulted several ENT specialists at Downtown Guwahati, Tezpur and Imphal.
During one such visit with a doctor at Imphal, he remarked that mother has to undergo an operation for mastoid abscess. My late grandpa and dad conferred and decided to go for a thorough checkup at Christian Medical College, Vellore. Accompanied by aunty NiNgailian, Mom left for Vellore on February 19, 2007. With aunty Lamchong and uncle Soviyo, who were at that time living in Chennai, they proceeded to Vellore and booked their first appointment for March 1, 2007. The doctor was Dr. V. Rajashekar of the ENT department. And mom's CMC registration number was 983897C ENT3. Later, Mom was assigned to another doctor Dr. V. Rupa who ordered an MRI scan. The result was shocking but we wanted to dismiss it as a false alarm. The doctors informed that there was a tumor and it has to be diagnosed if it was malignant or not. After a long wait of two weeks came the shattering news that mother was indeed suffering from cancer. It was a hard blow to every one of us.
|Patricia delivering her memories of her mother
She completed her treatment in December 2007 and was so optimistic of a shared future and life. She was bubbling with joy and life. She continued her check-up every three months and was looking forward to the future when the doctors at CMC informed during December 2008 that the tumor had recurred. There was so little we could do. The doctors asked mother to undergo a second-line of chemotherapy. Christmas 2008, our last Christmas together, was so different. We had so little to celebrate. We were all in a state of shock. Bhalukpong never look so dreary and dark. New Year 2009 came and on January 12, 2009, we took our last family photo in Arunachal Pradesh. Around 1.30 pm Mom bid goodbye to Ruth Foundation English School for the last time.
The second-line of chemotherapy was to be administered thrice at an interval of 21 days. Mom underwent the first, hoping against hope that it will work. But the doctors who monitored her progress gave up after the first dose. They said, "…the tumor was rapidly spreading" and the chemotherapy was only helping it spread to her cells. On March 25, she left CMC, Vellore for the final time shattered and heartbroken.
I don't know what must have gone through my mother's mind. It must have been so painful and difficult. When the treatment failed dad and mom visited the doctor inquiring how to proceed further. And dad told me that mother asked the doctor a pointed question which the doctor was also evasive in his answer. "Doctor, how long will I live?"
Mom never returned to Bhalukpong. Dad went to pack our things. Patricia, Janie and Robie joined the school for a month. The family made its final goodbye on March 29, 2009 to the place and school that has given us so much for almost ten years. Mom landed in Guwahati the next day March 30. We cried so much. We halted the night at aunty Ni Phal and uncle Gangkam's place. The next day on March 31, grandpa, dad, mom and all of us took a flight back home.
|Janie reading her mother's favorites
But in the midst of her suffering she also tasted and savoured the love, care, affection and prayers of countless people not only within our community but also outside, from Churachandpur-Imphal to Shllong-Guwahati to Bhalukpong to Delhi and even a few friends abroad.
I have to ask myself what would my mother want for us right now.
I think she'd want us to remember her, but not with tears but a smile on our faces and move on in life as we are doing now. She'd want us to talk with our Creator and deal with her death in our own way, but also put her death behind us and live a life that she would be proud of.
I would like to thank all of you for coming here today to help us, as a family, to celebrate my mother's life. It's so good to see you all and it makes me feel good inside. Thanks to all of you for showing up here today.
I see so many of you mom adored, loved and, so often talked about. Some of you have been close to her as a friend, some as a member of her extended family and some of you whom she knew intimately since her childhood days. Yet, all of us are gathered here because of a shared memory and love. Thank you for coming out.
I'm glad we have grandma from Imphal but unfortunately grandpa couldn't make it. My mother's only brother Pu Khup, who shared much of the financial burden during the course of mother's treatment – we are so grateful to you and PiJenny for all your help, my mom's elder sister aunty Kim, we are so indebted to you for the many help you've rendered, and my mom's younger sister aunty Lamchong, so glad you could make it here today. You were a pillar of strength and encouragement for mother and the rest of us. Thank you for the food, money and shelter that you have provided for us – with uncle Soviyo. You always made us feel at home. We couldn't be more blessed. And also aunty Phal, my dad's older sister, who shared many intimate moments with my mother during her stopovers at Guwahati on her way to Vellore/Bhalukpong. Unfortunately uncle Kam couldn't make it today, but I would want him to know that my father, me and my sisters are truly grateful to him for all the support, financially and morally. Above all else, we are grateful for the love and affection that you have shown to us. And I know that many of you prayed for mother with all your heart, which God in His great scheme of things answered not the way we prayed for but in His own way. My mother before her home-going routinely expressed her gratitude. And I feel it is my bounden duty as her oldest daughter to convey it to you all. Without you all, we couldn't have put up the fight. Thank you!
And we her children? Patricia, Janie, Robie and me – we should take comfort knowing that mother is in heaven right now, looking down on us. We are fortunate that God has provided for us an angel mother…who will never be tired of watching over us, or thinking of us. It is time to be grateful for the brief time we all shared as a family, and to live our life knowing that she loved us very much.
Mother was special in many ways. Reserved and shy, she was known for her obedience and submissiveness. Never the type to bark at others, I have never known her to shout or scream at me. She was tender in most ways but with a strength that belied expectation.
|The memorial tablet
Mom said she could relate herself to the story and was grateful that God saved a wretched person like her.
I love to remember my mother when she was full of life, and how she always stood up for dad. How when our family first settled at Bhalukpong, she made it possible for us to call it home. She made home home.
One important trait mom possessed was generosity. She was generous to a fault with her money, her time, her energy, and her advice. She provided invaluable support to a remarkable number of people. Over the years, during the course of our almost ten years of living in Arunachal Pradesh, I've heard many stories of the friends, relatives, neighbors, and parents of our school to whom my mother provided help and support in their times of need. In one instance, in 2005 she bought 2 sacks full of clothes for Christians and non-Christians of Bhalukpong just before Christmas and distributed them to needy people. She went out of her way in helping people in need. On many occasions, people used to take undue advantage of her generosity.
Like many mothers, my mother took a special pride in giving us kids all she could at Christmas time. One of the things that I thought was unique was the Christmas present she bought for all of us in 2007. My mother gift-packed presents for all of us inside a big carton box and on Christmas morning during our family service it was unwrapped – Pupu, Pipi, Papa, PaLalboi, Didi Minuti – our Bodo maid who took care of Robie for over 2 years, and the rest of us. As a teenaged daughter, I thought that was awesome. What a wonderful way for the family to celebrate Christmas!
Perhaps the thing I'll remember my mother most for, however, is her love for God and selfless service towards others. I believe her 42 years of life was spent loving and serving others. Mother's life may be short if we measure it in terms of time and distance, but it was rich with love, affection, devotion, concern for others and many finer qualities which many of us would not surpass even if we live to be hundred.
You just simply can't describe what it is like to lose someone you love very much. These days, however, all I know is that I feel she is watching over me. When I'm at home or in college and the hostel where I'm staying I hear mom talking to me through every heart-beat, I hear mom telling me to be true to my own character and values. And thus, my mother will live on within me, and through me, for the rest of my life.
All of us have dreams in life. Beautiful dreams, each different from one another! But as human beings, we all dream one common dream – of family living, loving, laughing together and of your parents growing old together and the family holding hands and walking into the beautiful sunset together. But ours was not meant to be. God had a different plan!
|Nadine, Robie, Dad, Grandma, Janie, Patricia
If, by the end of her life, my mother ended up touching all of your hearts – then I ask you, what else can anyone ask for in this world, but to touch people's hearts.
As a parent and friend, my mother had an extraordinary ability to make each of us feel loved. She will live on in our memories and in our hearts forever. In my class Xth and XIIth certificates I am identified and known as the daughter of Khomlianting Vaiphei, and I am and will always be extremely proud to call myself the daughter of Khomlianting Vaiphei.
Thank you, mom! And thank you all for being a part of my mother's life!
In fine, I'd like to end with this amazing quote, "Sometimes tears are an inappropriate response to death. When a life has been lived completely honestly, completely successfully, or just completely, the correct response to death's perfect punctuation mark is a smile."
A life like my mother's led hand in hand with God, who can question its brevity but celebrate for we have been blessed to witness the life of such a human being.
I'm sure Mom's having a great time right now, talking with Jesus!


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Pictured above are Marvin Hamlisch, who died in 2012, and alumnus Jaron Frand. In 2011, Frand had the chance to work one-on-one with Hamlisch at Point Park, when he served as a Distinguished Master Artist in Residence. After only a year in New York, Frand landed a role in the New York cast of Smile, which features music by Hamlisch.
Current role: Actor in Musicals Tonight! revival of SmileDegree earned: B.F.A. in musical theatre, 2012Hometown: Pittsburgh, Pa. Now living in: New York, New YorkHigh School: Pittsburgh CAPA
It's a funny little story, actually. I ended up taking part in a casting director's workshop. I was able to meet and get to know this casting director, and even do a mock audition for her. A few weeks later, she called me in to audition for Musicals Tonight! and I got the gig.
I worked on this show when I was younger, so I have a little bit of history with Smile. It's a quirky show that isn't produced much. I guess that's why Musicals Tonight! got their hands on it and wanted to revive it. They look for forgotten musicals specifically.
Not only had I been a part of this specific Hamlisch show before, but I recently had the chance to work with him one-on-one. I was really fortunate to be chosen by the Point Park faculty to audition and then work with him as he gave me coaching in a master class setting. It was a part of Point Park's Distinguished Master Artist in Residence in the fall of 2011.
He mentioned that everyone gets one big break. It's really how you decide to go after it that counts. This has stayed with me during my first year in New York. For me, I try to treat every opportunity that comes my way as my big break. I really push myself to take charge of my career path and be bold. I don't want to miss out on any opportunities, even if it's just my little break. I think it will all add up someday.
I feel really lucky that I was able to be involved in so many of the Conservatory's productions during my time at Point Park. Each of those experiences built up my stamina to keep moving forward in a crazy city like New York.
The teachers in the Conservatory are really incredible. They not only teach technique and foundations in theatre, but they have always been there for the students. During school, they provided me with a lot of support. I still keep in touch with them today.
In any industry, it's all about building relationships and staying connected. Even in school, those connections can lead somewhere. I just went into a class expecting to gain some new insight, but I ended up with a job!
A career in theatre and film take time to build, in most cases. It's so important to understand that for anyone who jumps into this business. Just keep moving forward.
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I've just checked my port-mapper (Vision - free from here) and I've noticed that Poco is mapped to port 3270.
Is there any reason why 110 isn't used?
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Port 110 is the port on the server
See also this picture.nonmirecordo wrote:If you're right (and I'm not doubting you) then I've some homework to do! I've always assumed it was the client port. I don't know why I assumed that
Eric wrote:Too late, Robin beat me again.
the source port can be almost any, only the destination port is fixed
Where? I thought I'd take a look but can't see it.nonmirecordo wrote: (Vision - free from here)
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I hate flakes like Tom that say they will be there at 3PM and then don't show up and don't even call you to say they cannot make it. Especially when Tom is the one that chose to play at 3PM.
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When you start KAider with no arguments, you see two big multiline edits and a bunch of 'views'. They can be stacked (like tabs), shown separately or be hidden at all.
Translation file consists of many pairs english-target strings (these pair are called 'messages'). They correspond to one separate string in user interface or one paragraph in documentation. KDE uses gettext .po file format.
The purpose of first multiline edit is to display original part of the pair. The purpose of second multiline edit is to display translation.
You can navigate through 'messages' via Catalog Tree view or using PgDown and PgUp. By the way. It is important that you get used to using keyboard instead of menu and toolbars, because this will increase you productivity. For example, use Alt+<underscored letter> to switch between views when they are stacked into tabs, or Alt+Q to imitate pressing of 'Query' butten when WebQueries view is open.
I've started the project in January when my exams have finished and worked heavily on it almost two weeks. During this time I incorporated kbabel code dealing with translation file representation, parsing and saving (improving, refactoring, cleaning and fixing it along the way). I enjoyed using KTextEdit, QUndoStack and KFind for implementing basic editing functions.
Then I had to stop developing it in favor of university and real life :)
My summer exams have finished on 20 of June and I have been back on the project again for full-time since then.
I began with nice support for data generated with msgmerge --previous option. When, during the merge (after change/update of material being translated), slightly changed 'original' string is encountered, gettext uses old translation, but marks it as 'fuzzy'. If the option is specified, it also saves previous string in comment field.
So when KAider encounters this previous string in the translations (.po) file, it displays word-by-word difference betwen old and new strings. This enables translator to easily see what has changed and make the appropriate change in the translation.
I've implemented basic framework for translation projects. Currently it displays file tree with statistics like percentage of translated messages and last translator. It allows to open selected file in the current or in the new KAider window (tip: use middle mouse button to open file in new window).
Project file defines dir with translations, templates, glossary filename and list of webquery scripts. All paths contained in it are relative. Whenever KAider opens file and there is no project loaded, it will search for project file in file parent directories (up to 4).
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It is one of things that are easy to implement but save tremendous amount of time for editors, particularly when two translators were working simultaneously on the same file.
KAider allows quick navigation through messages that differ and (again) displays word-by-word difference.
Open base file, then drop its changed version onto mergeview, and use ctrl+alt+pgdown/pgup to navigate through changed entries.
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Keep in mind if possible you never want to start a tr fr at -- fordham 07/17/2017 11:09AM
How does Patterson's arrival next year impact this year's QB battle? -- njhokie06 07/16/2017 12:59PM
None. Fuente will start the best QB regardless of who's coming in a year. ** -- Ricky LaBlue 07/16/2017 9:08PM
Hendon Hooker ** -- reconhokie 07/16/2017 6:06PM
Don't forget a mature former P5 starter, Ryan Willis, in 2018. :-)** -- VTVOICE 07/16/2017 10:33PM
His name is Henderson?! I was trying to help NJH as he forgot Hookers name ** -- reconhokie 07/17/2017 06:11AM
Don't sleep on AJ Bush ** -- YBYSAIAHokie 07/16/2017 10:48PM
We will see how he does this season. Best legs ... hopefully best arm too. ** -- VTVOICE 07/16/2017 11:14PM
Patterson's arrival has as profound an effect on this year's QB battle as -- VTECHFAN 07/16/2017 4:16PM
VTECHFAN - what exactly are you thinking by -- Hokie360 07/16/2017 6:04PM
HA! Hope you don't live in SoFl right now. You'd be a heat casualty! ** -- reconhokie 07/16/2017 6:03PM
Has Patterson enrolled? ** -- DGHOKIE 07/16/2017 4:10PM
There is no three-year commitment to any QB. Produce or get replaced. ** -- NokieHokie 07/16/2017 2:18PM
Wasn't another QB battle one of the reason Evans decided to leave? ** -- laphroaig 07/16/2017 4:22PM
I was told it was gradesHe may have had his own game plan that backfired** ** -- Harry Colby 07/16/2017 11:20PM
I think that is overblown. I think it was age/confidence/losing Ford&Hodges ** -- NokieHokie 07/16/2017 4:24PM
Coach fu specifically addressed that at media day -- Tombo 07/16/2017 9:04PM
Only thing I'd add was quantity of running -- VTGolfer 07/16/2017 4:46PM
Agreed. Quantity of running was for sure a huge factor. ** -- NokieHokie 07/16/2017 4:48PM
This is the difference in VT now -- Mercury 07/16/2017 2:16PM
Zero impact. None ** -- VTGolfer 07/16/2017 2:14PM
I agree, each year, may the best man win! ** -- Stech 07/16/2017 3:19PM
True. Top QBs _want_ to play for Fuente. People better get used to the -- VTGolfer 07/16/2017 4:48PM
Ryan Willis is someone nobody on here ever mentions. -- joehokie18 07/16/2017 1:51PM
Good point. RW has P5 experience. ** -- njhokie06 07/16/2017 2:43PM
He did pretty well at KU considering the lack of talent surrounding him in -- hokiepro 07/16/2017 3:54PM
Bowden ran apprentice program- Fisher plays em early -- tallahasseehokie 07/16/2017 1:43PM
I doubt it has any effect at all. -- Hokie360 07/16/2017 1:25PM
Yup, just because a kid's a hot prospect doesn't mean he's going to produce -- VTECHFAN 07/16/2017 4:05PM
Glennon was a good qb with very bad line and a terrible qb coachGlenno... -- Harry Colby 07/16/2017 11:33PM
Leave Glennon alone? I don't see where I disparaged him -- VTECHFAN 07/17/2017 12:57PM
From VTECHFAN's last sentence, first paragraph....cut and pasted.. -- Late 80s Hokie 07/17/2017 12:47PM
Agree. how many hot prospects at Qb have been the answer the past -- Hokie1992 07/16/2017 2:15PM
From what I remember Brandon Harris formerly of -- Tombo 07/16/2017 9:07PM
To be honest only Evans -- Hokiefied 07/16/2017 3:38PM
"first guy we really had to get excited about in a while" -- Hokie1992 07/17/2017 06:41AM
QP is a good prosoect -- st_andrew 07/16/2017 1:23PM
I don't think Fuente is joking about open competitions -- kingofcassell 07/16/2017 1:08PM
Bingo and also big time programs, great qb only last 2-3 years -- Mercury 07/16/2017 2:18PM
Patterson is probably smart enough to realize he -- HokieDelNorte 07/16/2017 1:56PM
Wealth of QB prospects will allow Fuente -- Dbl Eagle 07/16/2017 2:08PM
The wealth of QBs will allow Fuente to redshirt them all. ** -- NokieHokie 07/16/2017 2:30PM
That is what I hope (provided they don't win starter). No reason to play -- HokieDelNorte 07/16/2017 5:56PM
None of the QB's Fuente has signed are ready to start as freshmen ** -- Hokie1992 07/16/2017 2:22PM
Hooker probably won't be ready to -- Dbl Eagle 07/16/2017 2:58PM
Or, Hooker wins the starting job, QP redshirts, 2 year split between H... -- lanebrain 07/16/2017 5:17PM


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Hey, what's that sound you hear? Why it's the sound of a collective groan from the Xbox One hopefuls at the announcement of Ryse: Son of Rome's season pass.
Ryse: Son of Rome launches alongside the Xbox One of Nov. 22. As one of the console's exclusives, and with its developer being Crytek, the gladiator-focused title has garnered quite a bit of attention and anticipation. The good news is, Crytek is planning on supporting Ryse with new content after launch. The less than stellar news is that there'll be yet another game with a season pass.
For $19.99, you'll be able get a host of content at a 25 percent discount off the standard price.
- Four add-on packs which contain a total of 14 multiplayer maps, a brand-new mode , six player skins, new level events, and access to a new tier of weapons and armor
- An in-game sword and shield with bonus attributes for use in multiplayer that are exclusive to the Season Pass
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The following crimes are from the week of March 3 to March 9, 2013.
March 3. 200 block E. Highland Ave. Complainant states that he was just about to enter his home when he was tasered and thrown to the ground. His girlfriend was also grabbed from behind and pushed to the ground. Taken was a white 8gb iPod and a Galaxy Exhibit phone. Offenders were three black males: first 6′ tall, wearing a black hoody, second male 6′ tall, wearing a black hoody and the third male was 5'8" tall, also wearing a black hoody and a red shirt.
March 4. 600 block Gatehouse Lane. Complainant states he was away for weekend and when he returned at 7:15 p.m. on March 4, he noticed second floor lights on and once inside he found bedroom closet had been ransacked and miscellaneous items taken.
March 7. 9600 block Germantown Ave. Between 4:15 and 4:30 p.m., an unknown person stole a math textbook, one pocket handbook and a small spiral textbook. At 4:31, complainant saw offender on video tape trying to sell books.
Summary – Three crimes for week: one robbery, one burglary and one theft. Report for two days missing.
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