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Comic: ICC10 Lich King Phase 2
Phase 1 here
The irony is the stick-figure-warlock could survive if he had a teleport pad up on the edge there. ;)
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Kae, I LOVE your cartoon strats... :) We are working LK in 10-man right now and were in these very phases tonight, so seeing them in cartoon form is even more amusing... :)
28% and counting...
- May 3, 2010 at 12:32 AM
- Jen said...
(Hopefully) going to try LK10 for the first time tonight and I'm totally using these to learn :D
- May 3, 2010 at 5:47 AM
- Kae said...
Edited in the phase 2-3 transition real quick this AM.
^_^ I try to be thorough with the comic strat, but my biggest tip for phase 2 is to have someone calling the 5 second warnings on Defiles and Valkyr... and another person or two watching as backup in case the first person misses it. Sometimes they coincide horribly, and it's up to RNG whether he does one first, or the other, which sucks. We leave it to the tanks and those players with tank-saving cooldowns to monitor the Soul Reaper timer and call out whether they have a cooldown or need to tank-swap.
Good luck, both of you! Kayeri, I'm striving to get P3 up this week, though real work stuff may interfere. Hoping it won't.
- May 3, 2010 at 9:11 AM
Sorry I had to laugh when you said the OT dances in the transition. Actually i stand by Ram and act as a second tank in case he can't get an add for some reason, though usually he gets them all anyway. So I pretend to be dps usually. :D
- May 3, 2010 at 10:03 AM
- Kae said...
Dancing, prot-dps, same thing! ;)
- May 3, 2010 at 10:52 AM
Hey hey hey! My dps is a pretty big deal!
Don't hate!
- May 3, 2010 at 11:21 AM
The comic looks great. Gj last night on PP no doubt you guys will get him soon.
- May 3, 2010 at 3:39 PM
- Mark said...
Crying moonkin ftw!
- May 3, 2010 at 4:32 PM
crying boomkin should do more dps on frozen orbs :P
- May 3, 2010 at 4:46 PM
^^ see that? That's my srz bzness face.
- May 3, 2010 at 5:03 PM
- Rades said...
Great art-guide as usual Kae!
- May 3, 2010 at 7:41 PM
- Jen said...
Ok, saw the LK, got confused as hell, waiting for P3 guide! These are more useful than the 3 page explanation my bf sent to me :D
- May 4, 2010 at 3:14 AM
- Kae said...
<3 Beranabus/Burn-a-bus. It was a long night :)
Speaking of moonkin... I've slated myself for making a large selection of stick figure/doodles of all the different druid specs, due to the large numbers of requests. I just want to get P3 of the Lich King out of the way, first :)
- May 4, 2010 at 3:10 PM
Hey Kae, We are doing the dreaded Sindra tomorrow and are going to try and run a stream... Just wanted to invite you and anyone else interested to come watch us fail miserably and offer any tips if you could. Hop on over to frayed-guild.com and join our forums if you like. Hope you guys got PP. We did him again tonight with a superclean kill.
- Cuantro
- May 5, 2010 at 1:01 AM
- Mark said...
Beranabus? More like Banana Bus, amirite?
- May 5, 2010 at 2:48 AM
- Kae said...
Cuantro: we have a raid tonight (Wed), but I will look over to your guild's stream when we're on break or if I'm rotated out :) We spent Tuesday just clearing earlier hardmodes to make time for PP this week, so haven't touched him since Sunday.
- May 5, 2010 at 9:19 AM


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Globally, sex workers (those who trade sexual services for money, goods, food, shelter, housing, or other resources) have been identified as a key group in the fight against HIV. But they face many obstacles when gaining access to health and social services. In the U.S., where most sex work is illegal and carries high criminal penalties, fear of prosecution is a barrier to care for sex workers. They can also face strong social stigma and discrimination in social service and medical settings.
Around the world, in places where there are few legal protections, sex workers experience physical violence and coercion while working, making them more vulnerable to HIV. In contrast, when there are greater protections, sex workers are more likely to be able to obtain health services and to practice safer sex. In many U.S. cities, the possession of condoms has been used as a means to intimidate, arrest, and detain sex workers on prostitution charges, undermining the health and safety of sex workers. This tactic also affects those profiled as sex workers, such as transgender women and people who don't conform to gender norms
Stigma in Health Care
The degree to which sex work is criminalized often dictates sex workers' ability to negotiate and manage their work. In places where certain forms of sex work are decriminalized, such as New South Wales, Australia, research has shown that sex workers have greater access to health and social services and are less likely to be victims of violence or coercion. But in the U.S., the criminalization of many forms of sex work limits the ability to access health and social services.
Over the past decade, several studies have focused on stigma as a barrier to health care access for people in the sex trade, particularly their difficulty in disclosing about sex work to a health care provider. Sex workers are unlikely to discuss this with a health care provider, friends, or family, often due to negative experiences or fears of disapproval, and this can have a profound impact on their physical or mental health. Nonjudgmental and affirming health care for sex workers results in more positive health outcomes and improves their ability to manage stigma.
Many health care providers have only limited training in how to work with such a sensitive population or do not know how to deal with sex-related issues in general. Many providers either know little about sex workers -- because no one has ever disclosed to them -- or are afraid to ask for fear of appearing ill-informed. Sex workers who do disclose are often met with either misinformation or mistreatment. A study published in 2010 surveyed over 2,200 medical students and found that over 53% felt they had not received enough training in medical school to address their patients' sexual concerns. These students were also more likely to report not being comfortable talking to patients about sexual health, drawing a correlation between education and comfort regarding sexual issues.
This lack of formal training, coupled with limited comfort speaking about sexuality, means health care professionals will base their care upon preconceived notions about sex workers, often the result of biased media coverage or harmful stereotypes. These notions can be highly problematic, filled with misunderstandings of sex workers' lives.
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We need to support more effective HIV interventions in the U.S., similar to the strategies used in some other countries. Efforts to fight HIV among sex workers have been successful in Bangladesh, the Philippines, India, the Dominican Republic, Nicaragua, Thailand, South Africa, Cote d'Ivoire, Benin, and Ukraine. These programs offer substantial evidence that targeted, comprehensive HIV prevention programs are effective in reducing HIV transmission and in making sex work safer. They make testing and treatment services readily available, provide condoms and promote their use, and utilize interventions that include outreach, peer education, and community empowerment.
Some HIV prevention efforts have focused on labor empowerment, such as the development of workers' cooperatives. These cooperatives support the connection between positive labor conditions and positive health outcomes for sex workers. Research supports interventions that use a community empowerment model. But the criminalized nature of sex work in the U.S. keeps many from supporting these strategies among sex workers, for fear of being denied funding and considered supportive of prostitution.
Using sex workers' input in decisions regarding their health care is a recurring theme in successful HIV interventions globally. Research also suggests that peer education works best for sex workers when it is paired with direct services (to address needs beyond prevention) and community empowerment (to make programming sustainable and relevant). Peer-led programs can adapt health messages to fit the community's needs and build relationships with hard-to-reach groups. They have been linked to increases in knowledge about HIV, as well as reduction of risk behaviors.
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The National HIV/AIDS Strategy emphasizes prevention services that limit the spread of HIV from those already infected. Federal funds use a "seek, test, treat, retain" approach for finding people with HIV who do not know they are infected and linking them to care. But what does this strategy look like when applied to sex workers?
For sex workers in the U.S., the notion of being sought for HIV testing may be frightening, especially considering that sex workers have long been forced into medical and social programs, rather than being willing participants. In U.S. prisons, sex workers have faced mandatory testing, and those who test positive can face extreme isolation from other inmates. Within public health settings, there exist deep historical misconceptions of sex workers as vectors of disease and vice. The historical association of disease and deviance with sex work has stigmatized sex workers as inherently "dirty" and in need of social correction.
For over a century, these misperceptions have led to many attempts to "reform" or aid sex workers, isolating them and creating a threat to public health. At the beginning of the AIDS epidemic, the panic-driven efforts of lawmakers led to proposals such as California Bill 2319, which would have required mandatory HIV testing for sex workers and felony charges for prostitution-related offenses. In an effort to both identify and profile sex workers, this bill would have set a precedent for testing any person even suspected of prostitution.
Globally, sex workers in Greece and Malawi have faced forced HIV testing sanctioned by the state. In 2012, Greek police began targeting sex workers, forcing them to undergo HIV testing. They also posted the names and photographs of those who tested HIV positive on official police websites. These actions were condemned by the U.N. Programme on AIDS, Amnesty International, the Global Network of Sex Work Projects, and the Global Network of People Living with HIV/AIDS. In Malawi, 14 sex workers decided to sue the government and challenge the constitutionality of forced HIV testing. This legal case was among the first of its kind to make its way through the courts.
The Anti-Prostitution Pledge
Though the U.S. government has acknowledged the need to engage sex workers and protect their rights as important pieces of HIV prevention programs, laws that criminalize sex work continue to create conditions that hinder these very programs. Fortunately, one such barrier -- the so-called "anti-prostitution pledge" -- no longer stands in the way. The anti-prostitution pledge required organizations seeking PEPFAR (President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief) funds to have a policy opposing prostitution. The pledge limited or eliminated partnerships with sex workers and the organizations that support them, as well as forced some organizations to conceal their work with sex workers or refrain from publishing important efforts with sex workers.
According to the U.N., less than 1% of global funding to prevent HIV is spent on sex workers, despite high infection rates. The pledge not only financially limited the services available to sex workers, it also undermined approaches in health and social services that were based on human rights. And it stood in sharp contrast to successful interventions outside of the U.S. that provided better health outcomes by including sex workers, such as VAMP, the sex worker-led health project of SANGRAM in India.
Since the pledge not only prohibited the use of any government money to "promote or advocate the legalization or practice of prostitution" but also required that almost all recipients of funds refrain from any speech the government deemed "inconsistent with" the policy, the provision violated First Amendment rights. Fortunately, the U.S. Supreme Court recently declared the pledge unconstitutional.
How the Supreme Court's decision affects HIV efforts in the U.S. remains to be seen. The unconstitutionality of the pledge in the U.S. does not affect its use internationally, where the vast majority of PEPFAR funds are spent. Additionally, the portion of the pledge that states that no funds "may be used to promote or advocate the legalization or practice of prostitution" remains. In the past, this prohibition has been used by USAID to decide whether legal assistance for sex workers can be seen as "promoting" sex work, discouraging organizations from providing legal help to address sex worker abuse and exploitation.
The U.N., WHO, Human Rights Watch, and other organizations worldwide have publicly declared the decriminalization of sex work as being in the interest of human rights. But it's uncertain whether the Supreme Court ruling that the pledge is unconstitutional will bring us any closer to ending the criminalization of sex work in the U.S. -- the primary barrier to health and well-being for sex workers.
In global efforts against HIV, countries that have made significant investments in programs for sex workers have reduced or stabilized their rates of HIV infection, demonstrating that these interventions are effective tools. Within the U.S., however, punitive laws, policing based on profiling, and discrimination remain persistent barriers to care for sex workers at risk of HIV, fueling the epidemic.
Working to end the stigma and discrimination experienced by sex workers, particularly in public health settings, is a critical component of fighting the HIV epidemic. The success of public health policy depends upon the cooperation of those affected. Though sex workers continue to be at high risk for HIV, reaching and engaging them can be complicated. Unfortunately, funding for programs for sex workers continues to decrease or be limited by federal restrictions. With the Supreme Court's ruling on the unconstitutionality of the anti-prostitution pledge, there is hope that research will now emerge to support such interventions in the U.S., increasing interest in serving this vital population in the fight against HIV.
Despite the limitations we have faced, community-led efforts to empower sex workers continue to grow. Saint James Infirmary, the first and only clinic for sex workers in San Francisco, recently celebrated 20 years of creating a "community space for all sex workers, where safety and health care was regarded with the utmost importance." In New York City, Persist Health Project (Providing Education and Resources in Support of Individuals in the Sex Trade) was founded in 2012 by a group of current and former sex workers, trafficking survivors, and allies, who provide care coordination and health education for people in the sex trade. Hook Online, an online resource for men in the sex trade, and the recently launched NSWP+, a program of the Network of Sex Worker Projects, offer online global opportunities for sex workers to engage with each other and with affirming support systems.
Recently, sex workers and allied organizations in New York and California have advocated for bills that would make it illegal to arrest sex workers or people profiled as sex workers for carrying condoms. The effort was supported by reports from the PROS Network (Providers and Resources Offering Services to sex workers) and Human Rights Watch. Working with anti-trafficking organizations, LGBT anti-violence groups, and youth organizers, sex workers were able to pass A2736, the "No Condoms as Evidence" bill in the New York State Assembly. Though there is still work to be done to pass the bill in the NYS Senate, and to ensure that sex workers are genuine partners in efforts against HIV, these steps forward are encouraging in the fight for human rights and access to health care for sex workers in the U.S.
Sarah Elspeth Patterson is the Co-Founder and Care Coordinator of Persist Health Project.


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It has burned 237,341 acres and was80 percent contained as of Thursday.
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By NICK McQUEEN
This spring at New Jersey Institute of Technology, Ian Bentley, a freshman, made a team-high 19 appearances for a 20-34 Highlander team.
All but one of those appearances was in relief, and the Lancaster, Pa., left-hander had a team-high five saves.
Thursday night at Larks Park, Ian Bentley was a savior for the Hays Larks. It just didn't come in the late innings.
Bentley pitched four innings of scoreless relief as the Larks rallied from a 5-0 deficit after two innings for a 6-5 win against the Dodge City A's. It was the Larks' seventh straight win and pushed them to 10-1 overall and 6-1 in league play. Dodge City (2-8, 0-7) lost its seventh straight.
"That's a guy that's going to help you win a ball game," Larks manager Frank Leo said of Bentley, who earned his first win of the summer. "If he doesn't come in and plug the dike, we're in trouble right there."
Larks starter Jeff Chesnut was in trouble early. Aided by a Larks error and two missed double-play opportunities, Chesnut fell in a 3-0 hole in the first.
Chesnutt walked four through two innings and eventually trailed 5-0.
Dodge City's first run came after a leadoff double to Dodge City's Zach Jacobs on the first pitch of the game.
Two walks later, Chesnut allowed the first run on a wild pitch. Then Hays missed back-to-back double play opportunities that could have helped keep the score at 2-0.
"It was unusual. The first one, you have to turn that one," Leo said of a mishandled throw. "But, you can't walk five guys, and (Chesnut) knows that.
"It was pressure early on, but he'll settle in. Just needs some innings to get some things fixed."
Bentley came on in the fourth facing a 5-2 deficit and blanked the A's through four innings while the Hays offense went to work.
"Five is doable to come back from, and we couldn't let them have any more right there," Leo said. "It was early enough where we could chip back in, but Ian Bentley saved it for us."
The Larks' offense posted two runs in the third with a two-RBI single by Zair Koeiman. Then, in the fifth, Mackenzie Handel lined his second home run of the season off the scoreboard to pull the Larks within 5-4.
"Mac had a huge home run for us," �Leo said. "There were still opportunities we have to cash in on. I didn't think we had good at-bats at times when we had opportunities in the middle of that ball game.
"We'll have to improve on that."
Still, the Larks got just enough. Cody Daily tied the game in the sixth on his solo home run to right-center field, chasing starter Ty Thomas, a right-hander from Fort Hays State University.
Then in the seventh, Hays took advantage of two Dodge City errors at shorstop, and Desmond Roberts collected his third hit of the game to drive in the go-ahead run.
"It was a slow start," Leo said. "We didn't pitch well early and we made some mistakes, but they competed."
Bentley, who was 3-2 with a 6.05 earned-run average this spring, struggled a little bit in the seventh but got out of a bases-loaded jam when he caught Ben Gann looking.
"He's so valuable out of the pen," Leo said of Bentley. "He can give us those innings from the left side."
Alex Frey and DJ Carr combined for a scoreless eighth inning. They allowed a walk and a hit, but struck out three. David Owen, the right-hander from Arkansas State University, worked around two walks in the ninth for his first save.
Roberts finished 3 for 4 with an RBI, while Clayton Garland and Jake Placzek each had two hits, and Placzek scored twice.
Hays travels to Wellington for a three-game series, beginning at 7 p.m. today. Right-hander Jason Zgardowski (1-0) is due up to start. Wellington is 9-2 overall and 5-2 in league play.
The Heat play in a new town this summer after spending the past few seasons in Haysville.
"They're off to a good start, playing in their home park," �Leo said. "It's a new town for them -- lot more energy than there was in Haysville.
"We'll have to go down there and get after it."
The Larks had two more pitchers arrive this week, and one could see a start in the Sunday game. After Zgardowksi, Nick Goza will make the start Saturday, and Leo said newcomer Colin Hightower, a right-hander from Eastern Oklahoma State College, could start Sunday. ... �Also joining the Larks was Kyle Krings, a right-hander from Arizona Western.


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i3 is a dynamic tiling window manager inspired by wmii that is primarily targeted at developers and advanced users.
The developers' attempt to hack and fix wmii led to the creation of i3. At the time Wmii didn't provide certain features, like support for Xinerama, and lacked source code comments and documentation.
Clients within i3 are either allowed to float or placed into containers. Clients can be stacked or tabbed within containers.
i3 is located in the
community repository. Installing i3 can be accomplished by choosing the i3 group, which includes the packages i3lock, i3status and i3-wm. Alternatively, you can install the window manager (i3-wm) exclusively.
A status line is provided by piping text to i3bar, with i3status or any other program that writes a statusline to stdout.
Additionally, i3-gitAUR is available in the AUR.
For gnome users, see i3-gnomeAUR in AUR to add a i3 gnome session (gtk theme, gnome-keyring, notifications, gnome online accounts).
Running i3
Edit your
~/.xinitrc and add:
exec i3
If you want i3 to log its output (useful for debugging), add this line to
exec i3 -V >> ~/.i3/i3log 2>&1
If you use the Nvidia binary driver <302.17 you need to add the --force-xinerama flag to
~/.xinitrc. A detailed explanation can be found at i3wm.org.
exec i3 --force-xinerama
Basic Keybindings and Window Management
The default keybindings mostly depend on Mod1 (usually mapped to Alt) or Mod3/Mod4 (usually mapped to the Windows key) as the basic modifier key sometimes combined with Ctrl or Shift. To identify the different Mod# keys on your system, use the
xmodmap without arguments.
The key combinations are configured in the file
~/.i3/config (or, if it does not exist,
The default key combinations rely on key codes and not on the actual letters of your keyboard layout! You can replace the
bind directives in the config with
bindsym directives if you do not like this. For more info on configuration see the next section.
Some of the most important keybindings include the following:
- Run a program: Mod1+d
- Create a new terminal: Mod1+Enter
- Switch between different windows: Mod1+ any of "jkl;" or cursor keys (somewhat Vim-like keybindings)
- Move a window: Mod1+Shift+ any of "jkl;" or cursor keys
- Switch to a different workspace: Mod1+ any number
- Move window to a different workspace: Mod1+Shift+ any number
Note that i3 uses containers for window management. So in contrast to Wmii you can also tile windows horizontally. To do this, simply move a window up or down (with Mod1+Shift+DirectionKey) beyond the edge of the screen. A new row will appear. You can then use Mod4+Ctrl+DirectionKey to enlarge the window into the chosen direction. DirectionKey can be the arrow keys as well as "jkl;".
There are 3 container modes:
- Normal (columns): Mod1+e
- Tabbed: Mod1+w
- Stacked: Mod1+s
Additionally, you can put a window into fullscreen mode with Mod1+f.
i3 keybinding cheatsheet (pdf)
i3 is configured using a simple text file. It first looks for
~/.i3/config and if it doesn't exist, reads the default config at
/etc/i3/config. So to start customizing, copy the config file to your home directory:
cp /etc/i3/config ~/.i3/config
The config allows you to change such things as:
- Terminal emulator (see i3-sensible-terminal)
- Border colors
- Font
- Keybindings
- Workspace names
- Default container layout
- Assignment of apps to specific workspaces
The i3 User's Guide gives a nice overview of the config settings.
For users seeking to convert their configuration to v4, i3-wm comes with a perl script for conversion:
mv config config.old #save the old file i3-migrate-config-to-v4 config.old > config
Have a look at the changes!
Status bar
The internal status bar, i3-wsbar, was deprecated and replaced by i3bar in i3 v4.0.
New method: i3bar
Unlike i3-wsbar, which requires dzen2, i3bar does not have any dependecies other than i3-wm. It can be used to view information generated by conky or i3status. For example (as of version 4.1):
bar { output LVDS1 status_command i3status position top mode hide workspace_buttons yes tray_output none font -misc-fixed-medium-r-normal--13-120-75-75-C-70-iso10646-1 colors { background #000000 statusline #ffffff focused_workspace #ffffff #285577 active_workspace #ffffff #333333 inactive_workspace #888888 #222222 urgent_workspace #ffffff #900000 } }
For further information see the Configuring i3bar section of the official User Guide.
Old method: i3-wsbar and dzen
Dzen can be placed in the status bar at the bottom of the screen. Information for dzen2 can be generated using i3status
i3status | dzen2 &
or conky
conky | dzen2 &
The svn development version of dzen2 in the AUR offers a
-dock option, which puts dzen2 at the bottom of the screen and tells i3 not to manage it.
In the AUR you can also find i3-wsbarAUR, which is able to get the list of workspaces from the socket that i3 offers for IPC. Thus you can pipe the conky output to i3-wsbar and tell it to use dzen2. For example, put the following in your i3 configuration file:
exec conky | i3-wsbar -c "dzen2 -x %x -dock -fn -*-profont-*-*-*-*-11-*-*-*-*-*-*-* -ta l"
For further information see External workspace bars.
Comparison of i3bar and dzen2
This comparison of i3bar and dzen2 only takes into account how well the two programs can handle the input from conky or i3status.
|Color Codes
|Special Fonts
|No, right aligned
|No (UTF8 only)
|No, left aligned
|Yes (the svn version)
Though development of i3bar is very active and support for custom formatting and fonts has been announced, dzen2-svn has an edge over i3bar (as of August 7th).
Other tools
i3 currently uses dmenu as a application launcher, which is bound by default to Template:Keypress+Template:Keypress.
i3lock is a screen locker inspired by slock.


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October 22, 2013
Mason Maddox Jr., official miller at Colvin Run Mill Park, displays some antique farm gear at Frying Pan Park.
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Frying Pan Farm Park Hosts Farm Harvest Days
The evening Halloween wagon rides on Oct. 26-27 and Nov. 2-3.
Fall brought busy days to Herndon's Frying Pan Park in October. Carnival rides through Cole Amusement Company, Inc. were at the park from Oct. 17 to Oct. 20. "It is through patrons support of our carnival that allowed us to have free activities on the weekend," said Yvonne Johnson, park manager. "It is great to be able to offer so many free activities to our visitors."
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And could Neil Gaiman be returning to Doctor Who? (Probably not, but there's a new rumor.) Kick-Ass 2 finds one of its heroes after watching Scrubs reruns. Deadpool just slips further and further away. Plus Catching Fire, Ninja Turtles, and Haunted Mansion updates!
Spoilers from here on out!
Top image from Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters.
Catching Fire
Bruno Gunn, whose previous credits include guest roles on Sons of Anarchy and The Office, has been cast as Brutus, a former champion tribute from District 2. [Coming Soon]
People keep casting Ryan Reynolds in movies at an astonishing rate, with both the Highlander reboot and a new film with The Sweet Hereafter's Atom Egoyan reportedly lined up. This likely means that Deadpool could be delayed more or less indefinitely at this point. Which honestly doesn't represent much of a change from the situation as it was before, as even 20th Century Fox seems to have forgotten they're supposed to be making this thing. [Deadline]
Kick-Ass 2
Donald Faison, best known for playing Turk on Scrubs but also for being Princess Cookie in a particularly brilliant episode of Adventure Time, has reportedly been cast in the sequel as the heroic Captain Gravity, described as "a copy writer by day who dresses up as a superhero by night and wants to start a start a hero group called Justice Forever." [Heat Vision]
Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters
This movie, which is pretty much exactly what the title suggests, was delayed from March of this year all the way to January 2013, in a month generally reserved for dumping the worst movies a studio has to offer. However, the massive success of The Avengers and the possibly strong performance of The Bourne Legacy means that star Jeremy Renner — he plays Hansel, while Quantum of Solace's Gemma Arterton plays Gretel — could give the movie a bit of extra buzz.
The question for Paramount now is reportedly whether to release an R-rated or PG-13 version of the movie, and some IMDB commenters who claim to have attended test screenings (and so really shouldn't be talking about this, legally speaking) have stepped forward to compare the two movies. Here's one reaction:
I can't say a lot because of agreements with the company, Overall I will say that I really enjoyed this one. It was different, violent, pretty funny — Sort of like Drive Angry 3D or Scott Pilgrim humor, and I thought everyone did well. It kind of felt like they nailed the ancient humor the way 'Your Highness' was supposed too but didn't. I went to the R-Rated version, I haven't seen an PG-13 version and I didn't even think they were cutting it up to be that, I hope they go back to the R Version because that was one hell of a fun movie. A PG-13 version would just ruin everything.
And here's another:
The first one was definitely the Rated R version. Good humor, good action, great fight scenes, awesome dynamic between Renner and Arterton. I loved it so much the first time, I made a group of friends go to the second screening the next week. But the next week, they had heavily edited it and turned it into a PG-13 film. If they keep it R, it's gonna be great. Silly, but actiony and fun. If it's PG13, it won't be worth it. Let's hope it's an R rating.
Not to impugn the taste of IMDB commenters or anything — of course The Shawkshank Redemption is the best movie of all time, everyone knows that — but the movie might not be quite as good as these reports indicate. After all, Paramount did bounce the movie to January without ever even giving a reason, so I'd advise treating this whole thing with extreme skepticism. Still, at least we now know that, as another attendee put it, the movie "was graphic and gory, I had to look away a couple of times because it was just gross", which is actually kind of the most promising thing I've heard so far. [Collider]
Ninja Turtles
Comics co-creator Kevin Eastman discusses why Michael Bay and Wrath of the Titans director Jonathan Liebesman's new planned movie has been pushed back to 2014:
"I talked to [producer] Scott Mednick yesterday, and he's seen the most recent 50 [script] pages and said it's as good as the last version — they've really knocked it out of the park. I've seen a chunk of it, and it's going to be a great movie, despite what everybody thinks. Essentially they pushed it back for two reasons: One is the director, Jonathan Liebesman, wanted to make sure he could do the effects to the level he wants them at, and the fight scenes to the way they should be. Also, their release date is almost exactly on the 30th [TMNT] anniversary. May 5, 1984 is when the first Turtles comic came out. May 16, 2014, is almost exactly 30 years after. So basically it's an anniversary movie now."
The Haunted Mansion
Guillermo del Toro takes some time out of making Pacific Rim to discuss one of his other fifty planned projects, this one a new movie version of the Disney ride, which I think we can safely assume is meant to be scarier and more serious than that misbegotten Eddie Murphy vehicle:
I delivered my last draft five weeks ago. I have a meeting with them in three weeks. I know they like the screenplay. I need to meet with them in three weeks. That's what I know. I know their reaction to the draft was good. We have a bunch of conceptualist art, but you never know, to predict anything else is hard for me to know. I should have called them and said, "Hey." Usually, it's very hard for me to predict what a thing like that means... Yeah, I still would love to make that movie. I came on board originally as a writer and producer, the decision I think they may be waiting, is for me to say I'm directing the movie. Or am I directing it next, which is too early for me to know what I'm doing next in live-action. I'm in the middle of Pacific Rim and I don't know what I'm going to do next.
Doctor Who
There's a hugely unlikely rumor going around that Neil Gaiman is writing an episode for season seven, and that the episode would see the long-awaited return of the original, non-Cybus Cybermen. (There's some controversy over whether the Cybermen in seasons five and six were from the parallel universe or not, but they acted identically to all the other new-series Cybermen, so it's kind of moot.) Still, while no one wants to see the return of the good old Mondasian bruisers more than me, I can't imagine there's much chance of this being true, considering how ridiculously busy Gaiman's schedule is, and how it was really something of a minor miracle that "The Doctor's Wife" ever got made considering the budget and logistical challenges involved. If it does happen, it would be episode twelve, right before the presumably Steven Moffat-penned finale. But, again, I would take this with a massive grain of salt for the foreseeable future. [Sci-Fi FX]
Filming has begun on the Christmas special, and here are some set photos to prove it. Intriguingly, the cast includes Neve McIntosh as Madame Vastra, Catrin Stewart as Jenny, and Dan Starkey as the Sontaran Strax, wearing much the same costumes (including Strax in the same butler's costume) and in the much same Victorian setting of episode eleven, which just finished filming. This might conceivably mean Jenna-Louise Coleman's new companion — who at this point is all but confirmed to be called Clara — is native to the 19th century, especially considering this is her origin episode (although this is the home time period for Vastra and Jenny anyway, so it wouldn't be that hard for the Doctor to round up his old allies in this time period). Either way, we now know of one other guest star in this episode, as Life on Mars costar Liz White is playing a maid. This also means we're dangerously close to Philip Glenister being the only Life on Mars alum who hasn't appeared in Doctor Who, which is simply unacceptable. I'm not saying the Doctor has to meet Gene Hunt — but I'm not not saying that. Oh, and Matt Smith and main guest star Richard E. Grant have reportedly been spotted on set alongside a "cloaked actor", so feel free to speculate wildly on who that might be, assuming it's someone notable. I think I've already made it clear what my guess is. [Doctor Who Spoilers]
Once Upon a Time
The second season premiere is reportedly called "Broken" and focuses on Snow White. [E! Online]
The seventh and eighth episodes of season two are reportedly called "The Bottle Imp" and "The Other Side", respectively. [SpoilerTV]
Here's NBC's latest dogged attempt to explain what the hell "a world without energy" could possibly mean. I believe it involves the laws of physics changing, if I've been following this correctly. Anyway, this five-minute preview gives a sense of what the show is like beyond its premise, which can probably only be a good thing.
New showrunner Jeremy Carver discusses how purgatory will affect both Misha Collins's Castiel — who is set to appear in at least eight episodes, according to The CW president Mark Pedowitz — and Dean:
You're certainly going to see more of [Castiel] in terms of understanding what happened in purgatory, and that's as far as we're going, because it's fairly significant what happened in purgatory. Purgatory has a very different effect [on Dean than Hell did]-and different types of beings that are down there. Just because he's driven and he's very into hunting, it doesn't mean all is well."
Warehouse 13
Here are some promo photos for next week's episode and the fourth overall, "There's Always A Downside." [SpoilerTV]
And here are some for the fifth episode, "No Pain, No Gain." [SpoilerTV]
The sixth episode of The CW's Green Arrow show will reportedly introduce the recurring character Jenny, who is described as "a beautiful but deadly adversary." I can't think of any DC supervillains off the top of my head named Jenny, so this is probably a new creation, but I welcome any thoughts people might have on a potential comics equivalent. [SpoilerTV]
The Vampire Diaries
Zach Roerig discusses what's ahead for Matt once he learns what really happened to Elena:
"There's going to be a profound sense of guilt, but shadowing that is going be this overwhelming feeling of being loved. Matt hasn't felt that kind of love since season one or if ever in his life. Matt's going to be guilty, but also because he's been loved so much, earn his life everyday."
Phoebe Tonkin, who had a regular role on that other CW show about magical teens, The Secret Circle, has reportedly been cast in the recurring role of Hayley, who is described as "a wild, sexy and very free-spirited friend with whom Tyler (Michael Trevino) shares a past." She should debut in the third episode of season four. [TV Guide]
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Pamela Anderson was turning heads for a much different reason than usual at an April 15 event for the Obliphica Professional hair care line, showing up in minimal makeup, an elegant updo, and a high-necked black sheath dress with nary a boob showing.
The 45-year-old, who has two children with rocker Tommy Lee, said she felt it was "time" for a change from her typical sexy attire.
"You know, you grow up and you change your look. I feel different from how I did in my Playboy days," she told Buzzfeed. "Now, I think I'm in charge of toning down my look or not. I feel like as I'm getting older, this is my version of toned down."
Oddly, when the woman who's been on the cover of Playboy more than anyone else in history was asked about being beautiful, she said, "Oh, god, I don't know if I ever really felt beautiful. I always feel like I don't — I don't, really."
Still, she's a lifelong fan of glamour, and talked about fighting for it during her days on 'Baywatch.'
"Sometimes my [false] eyelashes would roll up onto the beach and that's all that would be left of me," she laughed. "But I was determined to be glamorous. Oh, I loved it, I LOVED it. I thought, 'If you're going to be on TV, and if you're gonna be out and glamorous, the natural look can stay at home. If we're gonna do this, let's have fun with it!"
Those sentiments aren't really surprising when you know who she listed as beauty and fashion role models: Sophia Loren, Brigitte Bardot, Ursula Andress, Raquel Welch, Marilyn Monroe and Dita Von Teese.
Sounds like she has her head in the right place — and it's a welcome change. She looks amazing.


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June 24, 2013
We are proud of our western New York high school gradating seniors of 2013! Our youths are richly a part of the pride of any community.
Recently I, along with others, were invited to interview a number of our high school seniors at Gowanda Central. It was a great experience. The interviews , one on one, were compellingly dynamic conversations of highly positive human spontaneity! What an impressive group of high school seniors we were privileged to interview. One cannot help but be impressed with the genuineness of human giftedness and personal talent possessed by these young men and women. Indeed, a treasure trove of human potential. And, I am sure this is true in our other nearby high schools in the western New York area. One cannot help but be moved with confidence; our future as a society and as a nation, is and will continue to be, in the best of hands!
Each interviewee exuded with positive energy and creative aspiration. It was impressive to see these young folks eager to enter the work force in a variety of fields, or move into higher education with a major in an array of impressive career options. Still, others plan to enter a branch of the US military, or other non-combatant fields of service. And then too, a number of those interviewed, are interested in furthering their family and home centered fields of desired interests. What an impressive and dedicated group of seniors...oriented toward a work ethic, and moved by a spirit of initiative, service, and commitment. Truly, we are surrounded with an array of human entrepreneurial talent.
Truly, the students and their parents, the English 12 teachers, the Guidance Department, Administrative Personnel, and the entire staff at Gowanda Central... Elementary, Middle, and High School... are to be commended. This event is another example of the fulfillment of an enduring story, written for the annals of time, that further assures us that we are a society moving expeditiously forward with success in American Exceptionalism.
You know, this is a special time of the year and the pride of every school is front and center on our community stage. Gradation is just around the corner for our area public and private schools in the counties of Chautauqua, Cattaraugus, and Erie. Sincere CONGRATULATIONS to ALL honored GRADUATES, you have made us proud! And recognition too, to the parents, relatives, and school personnel... who contributed in so many ways to this significant accomplishment! Indeed, as the graduates march down the aisle with the dynamic strains of "Pomp and Circumstance," we are reassured with pride, that the splendor of the American Dream is profoundly a part of the "Circumstance" of this American scene! And that is how I see it FROM MY PERSPECTIVE.


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Snake escape prompts Volusia County school evacuation
Evacuation lifted, search continues for 2-foot ball python 'Brownie' at school
VOLUSIA COUNTY, Fla. – An elementary school evacuation is over in Volusia County after a ball python escaped in the school, according to school officials.
Volusia County school officials say the 2-foot ball python, named Brownie, escaped at Citrus Grove Elementary in DeLand after the family pet was brought in by a third grade teacher for a reptile lesson.
Barbara Head, principal at Citrus Grove Elementary School, says she gave a third-grade teacher permission to leave the snake in her classroom as part of a reptile study. It escaped sometime over the weekend.
"The cage has a plastic lid that was locked, when it was locked- there may have been a bend in the plastic that created a gap," she said.
Officials said bringing in reptiles up to 4 feet is allowed by school policy.
The snake, which is non-venomous and deemed not dangerous to students, is being searched for by Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission officials and has not yet been located.
The building was evacuated temporarily as part of the search.
Kierste Pearce said she is worried about her nine-year-old, and the kids younger than him, as school officials search for the snake.
"Especially if they're little kids, like the kindergarteners, they might think that, they might try to play with him, and they might get hurt," she said.
Head says the snake is not dangerous and campus is safe.
"We have spoken to all of the students and we have advised them, that he will be frightened, and if they do see him, they are to alert an adult right away," she said.
A letter was sent home to parents telling them about the snake.
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Contest Results
Known World Petanque Tournament IX. In final Team Capasin play great but Rieur Sanglier recover and prevail 13-10. Thank all for showing up and great time. See you next year. Le Rieur Sanglier
Depressing Song Competition in the PAT 8/11 6:30-8:30 pm. Sign up at Moongate and Friends next to Pillaged Village. Spectators welcome.
Events Open to All
12 Step meeting E07 4pm AA/NA/OA/SA all welcome. Denys the Decadent's Camp Great Eastern Highway
Atl Atl Battle Tue and Thu 6PM above the castle
For Sale
14' yurt for sale. Sunforger canvas, great condition. $700 OBO. Avail end of war. Contact Dorian @ House Maxwell, block W05. 224-595-3856
NEW THIS YEAR - Decorate your child's walls with medieval images - Knights, dragons, ladies - more. Let the mundanes put up Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck! - at Claus the Toymaker, #26.
On-site storage available 8x8x18 in NE trailer area. See Baron Petreus, B-09 Full Moon Camp Evenings
16X22 PAVILION $1500.00 Tan and white w/ red finials & red & black corner swags. Divides into 6 rooms, 4 doors 9x12 fly all 14 curtains ground tarp + 2 lg totes. A Desert Storm tent by Sven Jenson 5 yrs old. Call 419-419-8558 or stop by W-15 Great Middle Hi-Way
20x30 Comml Pavilion $300 obo. Yrs of life left. Needs minor TLC. White all poles, ropes, stakes. Will train to set up see ICOD E06. Must sacrifice.
For Sale: Vellum - opaline vellum (sheepskin) direct from England. Finest quality. Sale price $20 per sheet. The Guild of Limners, #26 across from the Barn.
A BIG TENT NOW! Eudora 151/2 x 91/2 Titan 3ys + NEW Genuine EZ-UP 10 sq. Paid $600- Tent/$200-EZ-ALL FOR $450- Negotiable- see at W-13 Fool's Rest/ call 631-786-6025 -cell - NOW.
Folkwear is still in business and has new patterns. Check them out at Ursula's Alcove, 166 Fleet St.
Astérix and Obelix made it to Pennsic! Available at Ursula
s Alcove. 166 Fleet St.
Known World map on sale @ Game Gnight Block 025.
ATTENTION WOAD WARRIORS! Feeling a little blue? I have the real thing! Genuine woad imported from Scotland. $4, limited supply, buy early. Guild of Limners, #26.
BAD GARB I and BAD GARB II - Now AVAILABLE from Claus the Toymaker - How do you know you are not in them unless you read them?
Banners! Favors! Badges! Custom done for you! Come consult with us Misty Tower, Space 28
Be Prepared! This heat will end. Get your cloak or mantle at Misty Tower's SALE in Space 28
TENT FOR SALE Canvas only. Oval marquee 17x14in. Some stains. $500 cash. See Jodie W10 Lions of the Cross.
Bedouin tent for sale. 22'x24' Sunforger. Includes custom poles, ropes and stakes. $900. Tent costs $2700 new. Tent is available to see at Tribal Source on Street of Gold #82. Ask for Diana.
Blank Books - hand bound in leather, handmade paper, thick and chunky. Fair trade products. $8-$32, limited supply - Guild of Limners. #26.
Canvas for re-waterproofing your tent. Space 28.
Pennsic in a Box - Comes with people, places and things found at Pennsic in a colorful wooden box - Makes a great fun gift for friends who couldn't attend this year. Found only at Claus the Toymaker, #26.
Cash for clinkers: Trade in your tin cup for $5.00 off a new mug @ A's Round Pottery. 51 Broadway.
Claus' Guide on "How Not to Get a Laurel" - Audacious and naughty - the truth is hard and very funny. See Claus the Toymaker, #26 across from the Barn.
Custom Ts-You take the picture. We put it on a mug, Tshirt, or tote. Misty Tower. Space 28
Don't walk around Pennsic with ugly children- Buy a mask from Claus/ The Toymaker only $4.00.
Dragon Ts & 1066 Ts are Back! Space 28
Extra large mugs for Pennsic XL 48oz, A's #51
Benefit the Chirurgeons -- buy an original Pennsic 40 T-shirt, $12. Available from Claus of Burzee, #26 Merchants Row.
Fabric Petting Zoo White Wolf & Phoenix- 120 Plunder Lane- yarn and string on discount!
Feast gear galore; swords, daggers, and more. Get a pouch too! Available for you at Wolfram's Wonderous Wares. Space 133 on Plunder Lane. Bring in ad for $1.00 off $20.00 purchase.
Feed Your Spinning Habit! Gorgeous Fiber at MTF #28
Fine garb. Dagged parti-color houppelandes are our specialty, kingdom bears, kids garb. Hobbitronics 8 Bow Street
For Sale 14' Yurt. Professional quality 9193600048. Also Panther 12x12 Pavillion, needs work $480/OBO.
For Sale - Bad garb, bad garb, What'cha gonna do? What'cha gonna do when the punchline's you! - Claus the Toymaker
For Sale: Good Gentles...How much have you spent on your armor? How much have you spent on your garb? How much have you spent on your children? This has been a public service announcement from Claus of Burzee, Toymaker.
Costumes by Loren can now accept credit cards! Different specials every day! We have LOTS of new merchandise this year. Come by and see us at Costumes by Loren! Located at #166 Fleet Street.
For Sale: Ink-Oakgall, walnut hull, also gallo-tannic ink, absolutely perfectly opaque. $4 per bottle. Guild of Limners #26.
For Sale SCA Road Signs - "Fighter Practice Area", "Danger Viking Territory" and many others, some new and very silly. $5 each. Claus the Toymaker, #26.
For Sale: THE GUILD OF LIMNERS in the little white house on Merchants Row sells ink, quill pens, books, pigments, various colors, madder, woad, all kinds of paint and tools necessary for scribes and artists.
For Sale: Yurt in fair condition. $300 OBO. Also canvas tarp 20x30, $40 OBO. Come to Shark Pit for details. Block N21.
Full size slat bed, mahogany red stain. Available at war end. $250 or b.o. Contact Ziggy @ August Moon, E18
Garb business for sale: 10 years Pennsic success. Middle Eastern, Indian, Gypsy. Includes inventory, tent, van, trailer, etc. Serious inquires only. Anna at 814-242-2909.
Good garb - Bad garb PAPER DOLLS - even more humorous than the works of Beaumont and Fletcher! From Claus the Toymaker.
Hot water for your camp 40-gallon water heater for sale @ Black Legion Camp Fosse & Brewers.
It's hot now but it won't be forever. Plan ahead! Buy wool at Ursula's Alcove. 166 Fleet St.
KNIFE SHARPENING, cleaning, de-rusting, custom sheaths. CLOAK & DAGGER, 13 Bow St.
Washable wool embroidery thread available in a full range of colors at Ursula's Alcove. 166 Fleet St.
Knitting needles & accessories. Misty Tower. #28
Nearly new 18'x20' Panther marquee canopy. Used twice. Would make great war pavilion. Inquire booth 175, Hamish's Dreck $800 OBO.
Need a pouch? Thurkill's are now available at Viking Archery Supply #13 on Bow Street.
Tentsmiths shower pavilion + shower stall. Hot water heater NOT included. 500.00 for tent & stall & accessories. SHAUNA AT SHAUNA'S CAMP W11
Pavilion company for sale est. 1982 set own hours, full/part-time turnkey, everything incl. See our ad in the gatebook. Period Pavilions, space 28.
10x12 Panther wall tent for sale. Used only a few times. All poles, bags, stakes, ropes, interior wall, etc. included. Asking $600. Available at end of Pennsic. Ask for Gabrielle or Sebastian at Caer Adamant camp N34
PERIOD PAVILIONS, new and used for rent and sale. 11 on site for immediate delivery and 18 more on site at end of war. Others in stock can ship. We do custom pavilions - colors and intricate shapes our specialty. More details and pics plus free catalog at space #28.
For Sale - Glass muller & burnishers from England, also Mitchell nibs, vellum, parchment and hand-bound leather books - The Guild of Limners, #26
Porcelain dolls (inc. QE1), stamped and gilded leather, woven tapestry panels, vintage posters. Space #28.
For fun after the War - Take home a torch head! Hot head style torch head for making glass beads - House Delondres - X02-Behind solar showers - $25- New- Ask for Erlan- Keep Artisans Row happening at home!
Bowed Psaltery for sale - box, 2 bows, tuner. Space 28.
ROCKING HORSES 4 sale/rent. SQUIRE CART 4 rent to carry you in style. Disc. 4 handicapped. Space #28.
Tent 4 Sale! 13' dia round canvas w/attached heavy duty floor. "Soul Pad 4000 Ease." Brand new, only used this Pennsic at Trimaris Kingdom Camp in Swamp. Asking $600. Call Lady Albreda 305-781-3882.
TENT for sale. French double bell 1 yr old used once $700 OBO Mary 703-973-3491 Available NOW Set up incl.
Agate Burnishers - bone ivory & horn handles - hand carved - also dog tooth and carnelian. Guild of Limners, #26.
Tired of pounding pegs? Huge Viking A-Frame for sale! 14x18, good condition, all included - No pegs required! W08-Eoforwic 416-665-9938 Wil or Petra.
UNIQUELY YOU dressmakers dummies - the only one to corset properly. 3 available on site. Space #28.
Dbl. Bed Platform or rope too strong to break. $75 obo see Fearghus in Camp Biernmead on N-22
Want a page turner? Nebula nominated: Dragonslayer's Sword. Author signing- Small Churl Books #63
Bad Garb Old Maid card game - Yes we have 'em! - from Claus the Toymaker (who else?)
Archers! Custom bowstrings made on site. 32 colors to pick from. See Rask at Viking Archery Supply #13 Bow St. Other supplies are also available.
War wagon, slightly abused, $100 obo N29 813-843-2475
CELTIC HARP FOR SALE 26-strong traditional wire strung lap harp, cherrywood, full tuning levers. $550 (OBO) See Emer in Eoforwic (W08)
Why melt? The cool comfy 100% cotton tunics and kaftans are here again. Also skirts, kurta, shirts, chemises and cloaks. Come early for best selection. And now we can take credit cards. Costumes by Loren. Space #166. Fleet Street.
You went to war and came home without treasures. For shame! Stop in to see our fine, exotic yarns at Ursula's Alcove, 166 Fleet St.
15ft Round Tent for Sale. Gold w/red + blue dags. Hub & spoke design, no ropes, one man setup! Includes all wood work, stakes and groundcloth. Avail. Sat. David 256-797-1036 Camp Wild Rose E24. $750.
Yurt for Sale! 12' dia. By Yurts of America. 1 yr old, used 2 Pennsic's. See Rask at Viking Archery Supply #13 Bow St $2,500 obo. Available now
Enchanted Ground bardic circle 9-12PM stories music poems
Armor Cleaner: rusty, dirty, smelly? 757-867-3861. Ask for Rheanna or text name, camp name and location. Reasonable rates. Look good. Please your lady!
Bard's Haven is open for business! E19.
Midnight madness extended? Scratch & dent?? SALE!? Discounted?!? Floor model!!??!! These words may apply to "other things" but NOT to my short blonde Scots maiden daughter. YES! I Said Maiden!! (La La La La La , I'm not listening). But time running out on this great opportunity.
BRAINS!!! Aitch
BRIANS!!! WE WANT BRIANS!!! Caboose
Lady who bought casting kit at By My Hand Tuesday, you left something behind. Contact us- Booth 144.
CRYPT: 8 is D, S is T puzzle 1 think royalty.
Curious Scots matron wishing new SCA experiences seeks strict Laurel to learn from. Interests incl. leathercraft, knot tying, and candle dripping. Extra tight green belt preferred. Reply Box 007.
Get pain free - Come to Merchant #2
I am bald and I don't care. I love life much more than hair. Here's to the heroes everywhere! Fauna of Rivenstar
Rivenstar, Sternfeld, Brendoken, Auntie Arwen, PI, and everyone else who has been so much help in our darkest hours: We cannot thank you enough. We love you! - Heirusalem and Fauna
To Heirusalem and Fauna: We love you too but Brendoken doesn't have an A in it! – U, DB & J
SUPER SECRET WIZARD ROCK SHOW for adult Harry Potter fans. Behind Camelot Treasures - Booth 30. CDs from the Blibbering Humdingers only $10! Thursday - starts at 9 PM. You'll crap your pants.
The Memorial Ship will sail THIS EVENING. Procession will start from the Stave Church at 8:30 PM. Paint shields at the Stave Church this afternoon.
The next best thing to being there is knowing that you don't need me there! I love you all! Aitch
What happens at Pennsic gets published in The Pennsic Independent! Don't forget to reserve your set or purchase a PDF!
Zombie Apocalypse Team: My world trembled. You gathered the pieces and made them sing. Your words and labors fill all hearts with gladness. How can I ever thank you enough? Love, Aitch
No pirate hatz to be had. Took bunniez back and urchin with it.
Lost & Found
Eating knife: Black iron single-edged blade with ebony and bone inlaid handle approx. 10 inches long overall - Reward offered for return.
Handcarved 8" wooden spoon pls take to Lost & Found.
Lost: The Trophy. Found: Free space at bar. Ask Henessy at the Chalkman about it.
"SERENGETI" is Non-Medieval, Let's call it "Macsfield" to honor Mac Cooper and name the fort "Castle Wilver." Spread the word! We can do this! Don't need official act just do it and it's done!!
In memory of my loving husband, Herr Wilhelm Baumhecker, called to rest after a long battle XXIV Jan.A.S. XLIV. hic una semper.
RIP Orange Cat. I will miss you and your brain cell. Nicolaa.
The Magderonica has an earth shattering shimmy and a dangerous smile! She is taking over Pennsic!
Hoobah FOSCADH for fighting in ALL 40 Pennsic Wars
Known World Choir performs Thursday @ 6 PM - Performing Arts Tent - Great vocal music of the Renaissance. Celebrate 20 years of the Pennsic choir!
To my apprentice Elena - you are truly a treasure. Happy belated anniversary. Your proud mistress M.
Maewyn please meet me at 8 where met. Gruff
The Magderonica was distracted by offers of beer and bacon and missed yesterday's deadline.
NT It is a priviledge to fight for you, my inspiration. I love you. Sir Ow
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Need female garb with wig for portrayal in Estrogen & Axes Tourney. Must show cleavage. See Bubba for size information.


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Jen: no babies, Mexican or otherwise
Apparently this is only a surprise for people who read and actually believe Star Magazine. Every other month, someone tries to make us think that Jennifer Aniston wants babies. Maybe she encourages that a little, but mostly it's because the MiniVan Majority really, really wants that for her. They want for her what they have for themselves. So that it can be, like, true sisterhood with all the kids and the kid buggies and the judging people who have the wrong buggies.
Jen is back on the talk show circuit promoting Just Go With It, her new comedy with Adam Sandler. I am very, very curious about how this movie will do at the box office. They throw everything at you in the trailer, non? Hi-jinx, babies, girls in bikinis, is there a dog involved? There might even be a dog. Just Go With It opens February 11.
As for Jen, she told Ellen and she told Conan that there are no babies, Mexican or otherwise, as had been previously reported in one of the low ranking tabloids. She does however, so as to not alienate her mommy fanbase, offer some reassurance that having children is still in her plans…because that's just the right thing to say, even though it may not be rue:
"That's annoying. Stop taking my thunder! When that day is going to happen, I want to be able to be like, 'Hey, guess what?'" (Source)
Chelsea rolled a tight one and you're tripping off two drags?
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Warlords of Draenor
Warlords of Draenor
So it has been announced, Warlords of Draenor at Blizz con 2013. So we will be playing In what used to be Draenor before it was ripped asunder and became out lands, yes kids this is a time travel expansion pack. I my self will not be getting it to the headache of time travel paradoxes.
What do we get with this xpac, well a lot actually
- New world: Draenor
- Build and upgrade your Garrison= player housing
- New character models
- Level cap raised to 100
- New dungeons and raids
- Boost to 90 and play immediately
So basicly what happens is Garrosh Hellscream escapes and travels back in time to Draenor before the orcs drank the demon blood and became the Horde. He wants to rebuild them as the Iron Horde. And this is the bassist for or next xpac.
There will be 7 new dungeons at launch to run through.
- Blood Maul slag mines
- Black Rock Depot
- Auchindoun
- Arakkoa Spires
- Shadowmoon Burial Grounds
- Iron Barracks
- Returning – Upper Black rock Spire
With black Upper Black rock spire playing a prominent role in the Warlords of Drarnor storyline, but in a entirely new context.
There are also going to be 3 brand new raids at launch time to.
- Black rock Foundry
- High maul
- World bosses
New Raid structure
in 6.0 Raid finder will be 10-25 mans and flex will be normal 10-25 and the old normal 10, 25 will now be 10-25 Heroic. The old heroic 10 and 25 man will now be 20 man Mythic.
This is what I have been waiting for, player housing and its customizable and upgradeable. So you start to build your garrison and add buildings then attract followers, witch are NPC's that you can send on missions and quests for you. As you gain levels from 90-100 your followers get better and gain more power and are more likely to be able to finish missions successfully In the begin you will send then out on missions that are say 1 hour 3 hours or even a day, but soon they will be gone a week at a time.
Upgrading your Barracks will do two things, one it will change the look of the building on the out side, but will also change things you can do. Such as have a bigger barracks to house more followers and better miners who can mine more or in a shorter time. Or even strike a epic vain every so often.
I think this will be a very fun xpac over all even with the time travel stuff throughout in.


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SHARE -- Sessions
Wandering around SHARE at the Colorado Convention Center, I have peeked into many rooms, but haven't sat myself down very much. There was a time when I would have found sessions on 64-bit mods to Z Architecture STORE HALFWORD LONG, or on the REXX compiler, or on installing Linux on z/VM entirely swoomy.
That was Then, This is Now. Nowadays, I generally save my finest tech chops for quantum computing and focus my classical computing interest on the human issues, the aesthetics, the epistemology of programming. But there is also fun in programming, and everyone knows, or should know, there is fun in mainframe programming.
Mainframe programming being a mission-critical environment for much of the industrialized world, and faced as it is with an aging workforce and limited interest among young programmers, there are plenty of human issues there.
A placard announced a session called "Planning Your Career Before Taking That First Mainframe Job". Kenneth Tomiak, who has careered around the mainframe world for some decades, offered his insights into the kind of jobs that are out there, the kind of skills and interests they require, along with the challenges and rewards.
A "lunch and learn" session provided me with a veggie box lunch, so I sat and dutifully listened to an IBM exposition of their concept of cloud computing. You have to hand it to IBM corporate culture, they are among the most capable presenters of the top-down, business-oriented view of a wide-swath trend or innovation, and presenter Andrea Greggo was no exception to the rule.
If you have encountered cloud computing, you won't be surprised to learn that it consolidates hardware, focusses customers on services rather than infrastructure, and that its largest operational cost for the service provider is the personnel involved. If you have ever heard of IBM, you will not be surprised to find that IBM feels mainframes have a place in the infrastructure of cloud computing.
Our old friend Rob van der Heij of Linux on the IBM S/390 fame presented a session about Linux on z/VM memory management. "There are some challenges; not everything is automatic," we were warned. Linux is rather piggish by nature, it is used to being the resource manager and does not go supine in the presence of the z/VM hypervisor. On its part, the z/VM hypervisor can't peer through Linux's native virtual memory and task management to detect which memory pages are more important to retain in main memory and which pages to harvest.
Rob possesses an exemplarily detailed technical intellect, and he's as expert as you could wish, having been part of the original port of Linux to the mainframe. He's also a wit: when I mentioned in conversation the failure of LIGO to detect gravity waves and its potential bust of General Relativity, Rob opined that the universities would be compelled to issue a recall of physicists.


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Nintendo was set to launch two new applications tomorrow for the Pokemon games: the Pokemon Bank and Poke Transporter. These Pokemon Bank will allow players to upload up to 3,000 Pokemon from Pokemon X and Y to a cloud service for a yearly fee of 500 yen in Japan (I haven't seen what the fee will be in the US, if there is one), while the Poke Transporter will allow you to take Pokemon from the Black and White games and transfer them into X and Y.
However, due to a recent flood of traffic on the Nintendo Network which is causing issues for players creating Nintendo IDs and browsing the eShops, the two apps have been delayed, and they've even been temporarily pulled off of Japan's eShop. Nintendo made an announcement on their support page, but I haven't seen a new launch date yet.


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SPORT is a powerful tournament manager for various sports:
SPORT organises events, players, clubs, matches, referees and rankings in an easy to use mannor.
The SPORT schedule offers perfect overview of the tournament. SPORT enables you to generate various printouts:
The SPORT monitor can run on a second PC to continuously display the actual state of the tournament. This view can be projected to a large screen by an LCD Projector.
At the end of the events, the final rankings can be displayed to inform all player immediately on their scoring.
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Download the SPORT-Software from the following server to your local PC. Execution installs the software.
With this demo version you are able to test the functionality of the SPORT software for 30 minutes. Please notice that in this demo version two functions are deactivated: printing and storing the tournaments to disk.These limitations do not exist in the full software.
When you order a license of the SPORT Software we send you a download-link per eMail or a CD-ROM. Additionally you get an individual license key, which must be entered once into the options+license menu.
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Yup. You heard me right. It's like a whole bunch of oxymorons rolled into one.
Let's just start from the end and work our way backwards.
Chorizo, a pork sausage. Recipes for homemade chorizo abound, but the image that most often springs to mind is spicy sausage, encased in I don't even want to know what. Usually spiced with a combination of garlic and peppers, this sausage has its local variations and can be purchased fresh (requiring cooking) or fermented and cured, the former more often in South America, the latter most often in Europe. Mine is from France (and I can't tell you how I got it!), so it's the cured version. And meant to be sliced for sandwiches (or thrown atop salads). Clearly my kosher variety is made with beef instead of pork.
For no good reason, I have been holding onto this lovely quasi-contradiction in my fridge for a few months (as a cured meat, it can last quite a while). And then…something struck…and I had to eat some meat (this might sound a little familiar) and I had to have it right then.
Eager to taste this rare delicacy (rare in the kosher world, that is) that I had heard so much about, I dug in with my knife and made a little dinner. I found that, lacking a deli slicer, my bread knife was the next best option. Thinking about cinco de mayo next week, I threw together a quick guac of avocado, grated onion, grated tomato, fresh cilantro, lime juice, salt, and cumin, slathered it on some lavash, added baby greens, spread out my treasured chorizo, and rolled everything up.
I ate the wrap standing over the cutting board. No plate. No napkin. Nothing. But you'll keep my little secret, right?
Mmmmmmmm. I heart charcuterie.


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When you're looking for hotels in Fort Worth, look no farther than the La Quinta Inn & Suites Fort Worth - Lake Worth. Whether traveling for business or just for fun, we have everything you need for an enjoyable stay. We feature free wireless high-speed Internet access, a business center, fitness center, and a relaxing outdoor swimming pool. Each spacious room includes an oversized work area, coffee maker, hair dryer, iron w/ironing board, and more. Enjoy our Free Bright Side Breakfast each morning in the lobby. Our location, 1.7 miles east of Lake Worth, is perfect if you need a Dallas/Fort Worth hotel near the Stockyards or Fort Worth Zoo, both of which are less than 8 minutes away.
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