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Melbourne, Victoria – July 12, 2017 – Melbourne-based (currently camping in New York) visionary tech-entrepreneur Tom Ang has recently launched a crowdfunding campaign at Indiegogo to reach up to Bill Gates to support his revolutionary tech solution. Designed to save 1M plus lives, the tech system is devised to help humans to neutralize destructive energy in every single person all over the world. Tom has already launched its prototype, an app named "Amigoals", which is available in Apple and GooglePlay Store.
The crowdfunding campaign is geared to raise around $20,000 within 21 days. The project will help to fund Tom's marketing campaign to connect to Bill Gates.Tom Ang also has plans to reach up to other famous unicorn techies and their philanthropy organizations like ChanZuckerberg Initiatives, Google Boys, Atlassian dudes (fellow Aussies), Peter Theil and the tech AI (Artificial Intelligence) players (like Georgia Tech and GoodAI).
"The most destructive force in human beings is subconscious fear. We often refuse talking about it and use irrational reasons and excuses to avoid facing it. Some resort to drugs and alcohols to get rid of subconscious fear – but it doesn't go away that way. In fact, we cannot ever release ourselves from subconscious fear if we are unable to neutralize this destructive force. And, our breakthrough tech solution comes as a lifesaver here. Unfortunately, we, the humans, don't invest much to prevent the destructive force in us. Have we forgotten that prevention is actually better and much cheaper than cure? Well, it's time to bring back that good sense and our system is designed to do the same. It is exclusively formulated to make people accept the existence of this destructive energy and further work towards neutralizing it at its root. But such a high profile project demands robust fund support and hence we need to reach out to somebody as great as Bill Gates to back our project. It again calls for solid marketing on our side and hence this crowdfunding campaign. Your generous support would be much appreciated", stated Tom Ang.
Speaking further he said that acceptance of the existence of subconscious fear is the first step to the neutralization of this destructive energy. The moment a person accepts his/her own fear and realizes that "fear" is basically a human-made thing drilled into the subconscious – the "fear" quotient begins losing out on its potency. This way, the subconscious mind gains the power not to self-abuse itself any more and think more rationally about things around.
Apart from the app, the tech solution will be composed of 3 other elements- a Google-like search engine where people can search for intimate fear and how to get rid of it; a Facebook-like social platform where users can socialize and discuss the related concerns freely & widely; an advanced Artificial-Intelligence system (or VR-like feature) that will make things more engaging with games and humor.
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"Our tech solution is very complicated and hence would need extensive coding but if done as formulated – it will help to save millions of lives across the globe. Thus, we need veteran techies to look after the state of the art technical aspect of the project. And we need your help here to reach out to them. Let's join hands to free the world from destructive energy."
To show your support for Tom Ang's life-saving endeavors, visit: https://www.generosity.com/community-fundraising/connect-with-bill-gates-to-help-save-1m-lives-plus.
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Un-common: Two artists little connection
The human body in art has been around probably as long as art. This is just a guess, but a pretty safe one. Whoever might have been around to record something like that has been dead a long time, and they obviously let that historical detail slip away. In other words, it's a pretty long tradition and also a broad topic.
Still, in choosing this very topic for a common theme, Joan Soderlund and Edith Arbaugh hoped the work they contributed to their joint show at the McGuffey might resonate with one another's. It doesn't. Marked by divergent styles and interests, the work of each of these two artists looks right past the other.
Arbaugh mixes a relatively straightforward realism with coy, suggestive points of view. She gravitates towards scenes that find intimate angles to suggest larger scenes.
"The Party," for example, shows a solitary, weary-looking woman sitting alone, but from the reflection in the window just beyond her, it's plain that she's in a room full of people. This sort of flirting with the viewer reaches an apex with "Back Soon," a painting that, common themes be damned, includes only a plainly rendered kitchen, with an empty red chair pulled back slightly from the table.
Eyes roll over these not-unpleasant paintings easily enough, though Arbaugh doesn't leave things here. In a second group of paintings, Arbaugh turns her attention to an unwieldy symbolism which, unlike the first set of paintings, will likely cause confusion in most viewers.
Paintings such as "The Dream"– which depicts a large sleeping person orbited by tiny floating people in black leotards– obviously look to mix more classical styles of art. Here, Arbaugh seems to be working by some line of inner logic. It's just never clear what that line is.
By contrast, the more stylized Soderlund resists the sidelong compositional style and places the human form squarely in the middle of her work. Still, it's clear that Soderlund has other things in mind. She wants to exploit a contrast between representational art and a more abstract aesthetic.
To that end, Soderlund brings a washed-out palette of pinks and blues and a habit of breaking shape down into squares of color. And so what might, in the context of the entire painting, look like a shoulder or a foot, can also be viewed as an unevenly formed tile in a mosaic.
Though she references Paul Klee explicitly in one of her paintings, she keeps a bit of German Expressionism in her work– especially in paintings like "International Community," which poke gentle fun at military men by emphasizing the plumage of their helmets, packed together like eggs in a carton.
At the McGuffey Art Center, "2002-New Work-2003," an exhibit of figurative artwork by Joan Soderlund and Edith M. Arbaugh, is on view through April 27. 201 Second St. NW. 295-7973.


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Since my pink camo ripple is almost finished I decided to start another afghan using RHSS Choco Cherry, Buff and Coffee. I wanted to do a six-sided granny but it curled up too much so I'm using groups of 2 dc instead.
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KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WVLT) -- A woman who lives at Sunchase Apartments and is close friends with the 61-year-old woman who was stabbed a few doors down early Tuesday morning didn't want to be identified, but said the woman's daughter - Katie Nichols - is to blame.
"She's not emotionally stable and does the best she can, but needs quite a bit of help," she said.
The woman said after the stabbing, Nichols took off with her young daughter.
"I almost kind of hope that she does come back through here so we can get the authorities to get her," she said.
Not five minutes later, it happened - Nichols walked up to our camera.
"The satanic cult in this city has been casting satanic spells on me for three, four days. I'm exhausted. I came home and found out my mom was the ringleader and was trying to kill my daughter," said Katie Nichols.
Nichols said she had to act because her mom was putting curses on them.
"I had to kill her -she was going to kill both of us. She was so powerful, I had no idea - I had no idea that my mother was that powerful," said Nichols.
Deputies said Nichols' mother was stabbed in the neck, chest and stomach - and was rushed to the hospital for surgery.
"When I left, she was still breathing. I stabbed her three times and she should have died. She was still breathing. I don't know what happened to her afterwards or where they took her, but she was the antichrist - she did not die," said Nichols.
Nichols said afterwards, she and her daughter hid out:
"We went in my car, we ended up in a little rural area and just waited for the sign that it was safe to come back," said Nichols.
Neighbors said they're glad Nichols is in custody and they're hopeful she'll get the help she needs - but Nichols is convinced she did everyone a favor.
"She had symbolic representations of my death, my daughter's death, every nuclear explosion that was supposed to happen - that's not going to now. Because all of the satanic cult has been rounded up and killed now," said Nichols.
Katie Nichols is in the Knox County Jail charged with attempted first degree murder and especially aggravated kidnapping.
Deputies are investigating an incident where they say a 61-year-old woman was stabbed at least three times in the neck, chest, and stomach.
It happened around 3:30 AM Tuesday in her Sun Chase apartment on Cedar Bluff Road.
Deputies say a neighbor heard her screaming for help and called 911.
The woman was taken to U.T. Medical Center, where she had surgery and is now in ICU.
Around 1:30 PM, the Knox County Sheriff's Office says a woman was taken into custody.
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Moving from Umbraco V4 to v5 : Installation 1
First post in a hopefully large series on the differences and similarities between Umbraco v4 (webforms) and Umbraco v5 (MVC). So this assumes you've already used Umbraco v4 and are starting with Umbraco v5 (although it should also be valuable if you don't have previous experience and just want to get started with Umbraco v5).
As an obvious first post we'll take a look at the installation of Umbraco v5.
There are different ways to install Umbraco but here I'll outline my preferred option, downloading the latest stable release from codeplex and using webmatrix to get up and running.
To get details on different installation methods( iis and web platform installer, nuget, visual studio template, manually, …) check out the getting started page on the v5 documentation.
You can always find the latest stable release on http://umbraco.codeplex.com/releases, at the time of this blogpost that's Umbraco 5.0.1. So simply download the recommended download (the web application).
There is also an option to get a nightly build (so a work in progress version) you can find those at http://nightly.umbraco.org/ (of course there is no guaranty that the version you'll download will work 100% since it's a current development version).
Once the download is successful you should end up with an archive if you unzip that you should have a file structure similar to the following screenshot.
Firing up
Now to get Umbraco running I'll be using WebMatrix, if you don't have it installed you can get it at the following site http://www.microsoft.com/web/webmatrix/ (basically WebMatrix will make it easy to get up and running without having to worry about all the dependencies, you might have to install Umbraco once trough the web gallery to make sure the dependencies get installed).
WIth webmatrix installed I can simply fire it up and have it ready to run my site if I open the context menu on the Umbraco web application archive folder.
After hitting the '"Open as a web site with Microsoft WebMatrix" option you should end up with an instance of WebMatrix that has the Umbraco site open (tree at the middle left should show you the files).
So all that's left is to hit the run button in the webmatrix toolbar.
Webmatrix will open a new browser window or will add a new tab to an existing window and you should see the following
So now we'll have to launch the Umbraco installation wizard by clicking 1 of the 2 links.
Installation wizard
The installation wizard looks pretty much the same as it did in Umbraco v4 with the big difference being that there are less steps in the installation process (no license and no skins step).
After hitting "Lets get started!" We need to specify the db that we want to use. Currently you can choose for SQL Server 2008 (and higher versions), SQL CE 4, or a custom connection string.
Still pretty similar to the v4 installer just that SQL Server 2005 isn't supported and that there isn't support for MySQL at this point. If you choose the SQL CE 4 option you won't need to add additional files like you needed when installing v4 on SQL CE. So to get up an running without having to worry about the db simply choose SQL CE 4 and hit install.
After hitting install you should see the installation progress and once it's finished you can continue to the next step.
In the create user step you'll have to specify the admin user details (this is exactly the same as on v4).
After the user step you'll be able to install a starter kit, this will install a sample starter site. Currently there is only 1 you can choose and there is no option to choose a skin for it (so different to v4 at the moment).
Once that step is completed the installation is done
Accessing Umbraco
After a successful installation it's possible to go to the Umbraco backend and that's still located at /Umbraco
So after providing the user credentials (that where setup in the create user section) you should have access to the Umbraco backend (again looking very familiar).
If you have experience with setting up an Umbraco v4 it al feels very familiar and you should be up and running in a couple of minutes.


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Pickering investigation being reviewed by state's attorney
The New Canaan Police Department finished its criminal investigation of Lt. Frederick Pickering, who was placed on paid administrative leave following an alleged bar fight in February.
New Canaan Police Chief Ed Nadriczny said the department turned over the investigation to the state's attorney's office for review.
Pickering was placed on leave on March 11 following a complaint that he was involved in a fight at Tequila Mockingbird Restaurant on Feb. 23 while off duty.
According to the report, a group of individuals went to the police department at about 11:45 p.m. Feb. 23, claiming one of them was involved in a physical altercation with Pickering, who was off duty at the time.
The complainants also stated that an individual with Pickering used racially offensive language.
Pickering remains on paid administrative leave pending the completion of the criminal investigation, Nadriczny said Friday.
Pickering's attorney, Eugene Riccio would not comment on the matter, Friday.
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"I can't talk about any updates. We are fully cooperating with the investigation," he said.
First Selectman Rob Mallozzi said Cheryl Pickering-Jones, Frederick Pickering's sister and the town's director of human resources, would not be involved in any action or discipline of the officer, should any be necessary on the basis of potential conflict of interest. Mallozzi said the town could use an outside source to make those potential decisions.
According to the list of the top 25 municipal employees, Pickering made $152,112 in 2012.
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Successful Olympic security reassuring London Marathon runners
LONDON (AP) -- The successful security measures at last year's Olympics are helping London Marathon runners allay their anxieties from the Boston bombings.
The elite marathoners have been assured by the government that security is being stepped up for Sunday's race after two explosions near the Boston Marathon finish line Monday killed three people and wounded more than 170.
"The security that they have I believe is the best one - as we saw last year in London (at the Olympics)," world champion Edna Kiplagat said Thursday. "I know what we saw in Boston has given London the need to be prepared and I believe they are now prepared for anything that can happen
"I hope that they have set the security to be (high) and we expect it to be in the warmup area, the course and at the finish-start line, and even everywhere in the city. It's better that there is maximum security."
Mo Farah, Britain's double long-distance champion at the London Games, said he was comfortable with security planning as he prepares to run a half marathon.
"For me, this is home, this is a great city ... and for what we did at the London Olympics you shouldn't be worried at all," said Farah, who watched the Boston attack unfold on television from his base in Portland, Ore.
"You don't want to see anything bad in sport," he added. "All my support goes to the people that got hurt and their families. And here in London we will be wearing that black ribbon and we will be running for the people out there."
Organizers have been holding regular meetings with the authorities since the Boston attack, and extra police will be visible along the 26.2-mile course.
"We are reassured that, as a result of the experience we have got, not just through the marathon but also through the Olympics, that we have the right people in place to make sure this event is the great success that it is," Culture Secretary Maria Miller told the House of Commons.
Japanese contender Yoko Shibui is comforted by the presence of the "very top notch" British police.
"I was shocked to hear the marathon was the target of terrorism and I would like to try to do my best to overcome that fear and unite the runners," she said through a translator.
But London Olympic champion Tiki Gelana said it will not be easy to put Boston out of her mind when she returns to the scene of her triumph last August.
"As a human being you feel sorry for the people affected because of what happened," the Ethiopian said. "You think about it now and then. But I am here to run ... even with what happened in Boston, you come here to win."


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Eat together often as a family.
Start every day with breakfast.
Buy fat-free milk and low-fat dairy foods, and encourage 3 servings each day.
Limit soft drinks, juice, candy, chips, and high-fat food.
Include 5 servings of vegetables and fruits at meals and for snacks daily.
Limit TV and computer time to 2 hours a day.
Do not have a TV or computer in your child's bedroom.
Encourage your child to play actively for at least 1 hour daily.
Your child should always ride in the back seat and use a booster seat until the vehicle's lap and shoulder belt fit.
Teach your child to swim and watch her in the water.
Use sunscreen when outside.
Provide a good-fitting helmet and safety gear for biking, skating, in-line skating, skiing, snowboarding, and horseback riding.
Keep your house and cars smoke free.
Never have a gun in the home. If you must have a gun, store it unloaded and locked with the ammunition locked separately from the gun.
Watch your child's computer use.
Know who she talks to online.
Install a safety filter.
Know your child's friends and their families.
Teach your child plans for emergencies such as a fire.
Teach your child how and when to dial 911.
Teach your child how to be safe with other adults.
No one should ask for a secret to be kept from parents.
No one should ask to see private parts.
No adult should ask for help with his private parts.
Give your child chores to do and expect them to be done.
Hug, praise, and take pride in your child for good behavior and doing well in school.
Be a good role model.
Don't hit or allow others to hit.
Help your child to do things for himself.
Teach your child to help others.
Discuss rules and consequences with your child.
Be aware of puberty and body changes in your child.
Answer your child's questions simply.
Talk about what worries your child.
Attend back-to-school night, parent-teacher events, and as many other school events as possible.
Talk with your child and child's teacher about bullies.
Talk to your child's teacher if you think your child might need extra help or tutoring.
Your child's teacher can help with evaluations for special help, if your child is not doing well.
Help your child brush teeth twice a day.
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Use a pea-sized amount of toothpaste with fluoride.
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Alumni Attitude Survey 2009
They love their alma mater, ICView, and a whole lot else, but there's room for improvement, according to a recent survey. by Keith Davis"Saying that graduates love IC isn't an empty phrase," says Marsha Eger '70, executive director of alumni relations. "The numbers show that IC alumni feel a strong connection to the College and like to promote it to others. In fact, 91 percent of respondents told us that, given the chance, they would attend Ithaca College again."
There are more than 50,000 living IC alumni out there — and whether the defining experience of their generation was World War II, Vietnam, Watergate, the end of the Cold War, the "Dot-Com Revolution," or 9/11; the vast majority of them love Ithaca College. According to online and phone surveys about alumni attitudes and 12 alumni focus groups, all conducted since late last year, alumni have a high opinion of their alma mater and very much value the education they received.
Alumni also reported the College is doing a good job communicating with them. They feel they are receiving just the right amount of e-mail and mail communication, and that ICView is the most important way to find out what's going on at the College. [Editor's note: Thank you very much!]
But not everything's perfect. Several alumni, especially those in the focus groups, said they would like to see the College using the alumni website to create networks through Facebook and other social media. The alumni relations office anticipated this concern, Eger says, by launching a Facebook page and connecting with the alumni website last August. Alumni also want more career guidance. Young alumni in particular have asked for help with the transition years after they leave Ithaca. And although alumni across the generations hold Ithaca close to their hearts, the College is not a priority when it comes to volunteering and financial support. This was a disappointing result for the institutional advancement staff who work to keep Ithaca College in people's minds when it comes to philanthropy.
But the staff were pleased to have received such helpful feedback. "Because of the response, given generously by those who participated in the surveys and focus groups," says Eger, "we have identified key areas we need to improve" (see top of next page, under "What Alumni Told Us"). The offices involved are studying the findings to enhance current programs and services, with the hope of giving alumni compelling reasons to support and stay close to their alma mater.
"In the coming months we'll be reporting to alumni through ICView and ICView Alumni E-News on the feedback they gave us," Eger says. "We want to let them know what we're doing to address their concerns."
How Alumni Told Us
The College hired consultants from Performance Enhancement Group to conduct e-mail surveys and 500 phone interviews. (33,505 surveys were e-mailed, with a response of 3,106, almost 10 percent). The surveys were conducted in January. In addition, Tom Torello '87, executive director of marketing communications, conducted focus groups in Los Angeles, Boston, New York, and Ithaca last fall.
The intent was to find out:
- where Ithaca College currently fits into the lives of its alumni ("Satisfaction");
- effective ways to communicate ("Communication");
- what works well (and what could be improved) in alumni programming ("Staying Connected");
- what motivates alumni to support (or not support) the College ("Financial Support"); and
- the most meaningful things the College can do for its alumni in the next 5 to 10 years ("Expectations").
What Alumni Told Us
The phone surveys and the focus groups yielded mostly similar results. "The feedback from the surveys and the focus groups reinforced each other," Torello says. One of the most interesting and unexpected findings, Torello notes, is that, contrary to what marketing communications and alumni staff had always presumed, more alumni identify with Ithaca College as a whole than with their individual school or department. Here's a sketch of the results on the five key issues.
Satisfaction: How satisfied are alumni with their decision to attend IC, and what is their current opinion of the College?
Alumni were overwhelmingly positive in rating their undergraduate experience, faculty, and the city of Ithaca. Many cited the importance in their academic experience of so many hands-on opportunities. All alumni said they had made lifelong friends, which often included faculty. In fact, faculty relationships were an important reason for regularly referring the College to their children, relatives, and children of friends.
Most of the surveyed alumni recognized the positive reputations of the other schools at Ithaca, those they did not attend.
When asked to name the two things most important about being an Ithaca College graduate, the respondents agreed: the high value of their education in preparing them for successful careers and the special bond with fellow alumni.
The consensus about the College today is that it's moving in the right direction. According to the consultants, the foundation of alumni satisfaction is "remarkably strong."
Communication: How important is staying informed about happenings at the College?
All respondents said they wanted to be kept updated about what's going on at IC. Most said they currently receive "just enough information, not too much and not too little," and expressed a high interest and pride in hearing about other successful alumni.
ICView was consistently named as the primary information source, with "Alumni Notes" named the most favored section, not surprisingly. Respondents reported reading the articles selectively, with special interest on stories related to their majors, and insist they want to continue receiving the paper version.
Respondents appreciated periodic e-mails. More and more alumni are using Facebook. Student Phonathon calls were generally considered "informative."
But: The alumni website was seen as "confusing," "outdated," "not interactive," and "lean" on job information. Many graduates suggested using the alumni site to create a strong social network using Facebook and other social media.
Taking this critique to heart, Eger and the alumni relations staff plan to increase the IC posts on Facebook. Since alumni are more likely to go to their Facebook accounts before logging into the alumni website, alumni traffic to the College's Facebook page would increase.
Ithaca College was one of the first colleges in the country to allow alumni to log into their alumni profiles via their Facebook accounts using Facebook Connect.
The alumni relations staff is also working with the members of the career services office to make job postings available on the alumni website. "We're totally aware of how important this resource is," Eger says, "especially in difficult economic times."
Staying Connected: How important is staying connected to the College?
Some respondents answered that they felt connected because they were aware of events and activities at IC, but few reported being actively linked. Many had been back to campus but said it was difficult to return with any frequency. Most connections were to people: friends, faculty, and coaches. When asked for barriers to participating in social events, recruiting efforts, fundraisers, and other alumni activities, respondents named time constraints, geographical distance, and family and job commitments as the top reasons. Opinions varied on event preferences; however, reunions rated low in appeal and value.
"The feedback on reunions conforms to what we already know," Eger says. "Attendance over the last 10 to 15 years has been flat. This year, for the first time, we've taken a huge step to address this concern by combining Alumni Weekend and Homecoming in a single weekend in October. We want to give alumni a chance to come back to campus when it's alive and full of opportunities to engage with students, faculty, and staff. Combining two events into one also speaks to the concern over geographical distance."
Financial Support: How important is alumni financial support?
Most graduates recognized the essential value of alumni giving but saw it as "nice to do" as opposed to "must do." When asked what circumstances prevented them from giving to IC or giving more than they do, the top three answers were "life," "the economy," and "no compelling reason to give."
Most younger alumni definitely plan to give, but not until they are more financially secure. "I want to give back. Someone helped me when I was there," said one respondent. For many younger alumni, though, the time for giving lies in the future.
Alumni of all ages find gifts for student-oriented opportunities such as scholarships more compelling than gifts supporting, say, infrastructure. When presented with 10 reasons to make a gift and asked to choose the most important three, respondents picked
• Enhancing educational quality;
• Trusting the gift will be used wisely; and
• Having confidence in the College's leadership.
(Other choices included company matching funds, the right person asking, estate or tax purposes, and improving the College's ranking.)
Expectations: What would be the most meaningful thing the College could do for alumni in the next 5 to 10 years?
Graduates overwhelmingly asked for a robust, interactive alumni website that provides opportunities for career support and networking. The consultants' report cited a usable job-networking resource as a broad, unmet need.
Alumni also identified strengthening local networks for graduates living in IC cluster cities such as Los Angeles, New York, Philadelphia, Boston, and Chicago.
"We'll be working with regional managers to increase our regional events," Eger says. "If alumni find it difficult to come to the College, we'll have to take the College to them."
That's the kind of attitude — from Eger and the staff working in various offices to make the alumni experience valuable — that no doubt earned such kudos from survey respondents. But the staff won't rest on that good feedback. "Over the next months, and into the future," says Torello, "we'll be using these valuable responses to engage alumni even more, in the classrooms, on campus, and in their own regions."
Adds Eger, "We listen, we learn. We love talking to our alumni, and thank everyone for helping us help you."


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ZAZEN MICRO-RETREAT AT HILL ST. CENTER SANTA MONICA THIS SATURDAY OCTOBER 14th
This Saturday, October 14th, we'll be holding our regular monthly Zazen Micro-Retreat at the Hill Street Center in Santa Monica, California. For details check the link over there to your right. The schedule and a map are right there.
I'm rushing back to California for this and it would be really nice if a few other people showed up. We've had one (1) person sign up so far. And if one is all we get, we'll still hold the retreat. Dogen makes all these references in Shobogenzo to "half a person." If the retreats keep going as they have been, I expect that'll be the next step. But if half a person shows up, we'll have a retreat with half a person.
As always, Yuka will be making lovely Japanese food. We're right by the beach. It's a lovely area, and a refreshing and rejuvenating way to spend the day. Plus, if you show up I personally guarantee you'll have the actual experience of Enlightenment or your money back!*
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Our Bible Study and Prayer meeting is held on Tuesday evenings at 7.30pm in the minor hall downstairs.
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British Go Journal No. 66. November 1985. Page 16.
Matthew Macfadyen
In this issue we concentrate on using kikashis for speed - either to slow the opponent down or to accelerate your own progress (often these come to the same thing).
Diagram 1
Dias 1 and 2 show a couple of examples from joseki. In Dia 1 the two black stones in the corner are going to be captured, and there is only one way to use the potential remaining in them. Black should play the 1- 2 exchange as soon as possible - if he fails to do so, White may embarass him by playing A.
Althought the 1-2 exchange does not stop white A, it put an obstacle in White's path. With black 1 in position, he can answer A at B and force White to reply. The effect of the 1-2 exchange is to slow white A down by a whole move, and this makes the difference between a move White may well play in the opening and one which he should certainly leave until the endgame.
Diagram 2
Dia 2 shows another example, White has good moves at C and D, and Black plays the 1-2 exchange to reduce their effectiveness. White can still play C after this exchange, but in that case he would prefer to have answered 1 at F. Black 1 does not discourage whcit C as absolutely as the plays in Dia 1, but it still helps a bit.
Incidently, White might choose to answer black 1 at F and then tenuki after black C, but then Black can be satisfied with his secure corner. White G is definitely bad, since the marked stone is left on a silly point (though G is exactly where White would play in the absense of the marked stone).
Diagram 3
Dia 3 shows a less clear cut example, Black has a large territory on the right, and White is about to play H to reduce it.
The effect of the 1-2 exchange here is not so much to slow white down as to reduce his options. Dia 4 shows a possible continuation - if white obediently plays 5' at J, then the kikashi does not do much. But there is a danger that he will play as shown, and trade the corner for the side. It is to remove this option that Black may consider the kikashi in Dia 3.
Diagram 4
When a weak group is struggling to survive in the opponent's sphere of influence, it is common for most of the plays to be kikashis, with both players struggling for extra speed. We conclude with two examples, one of a successful attack, and one of a successful defence.
Diagram 5
Dia 5 comes from the game which took Michael Redmond to 2dan professional. His opponent had incorrectly played the marked stone (it should be at K), and the string of kikashis from 1 to 7 more or less wrapped up the game. Black's group is heavy, eyeless, and surrounded.
Diagram 6
Dia 6 is somewhat artificial, but shows the effects of the
defender* being too slow footed. Note how White happily
discards the stones 1, 3, 5, 7 as soon as each has done its job of
slowing Black down. After 24, White's group is quite close to being
alive, and since he still has the option of playing X in the corner,
Black has a lot less than his money's worth from the nine stone
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If I may, I would like to suggest a contest: Find the worst soundfont you can (MuseScore 1 is acceptable if you don't want to download a new one - just use oboe, accordion, or another really bad-sounding instrument soundfont), then write a short song for it and see if you can make it sound good! It can be for any instrument.
The idea is credit of Benjamin Basford (https://musescore.com/basfordmedia - discussion here: https://musescore.com/basfordmedia/moriartys-grip#comment-1049596). The deadline is August 9th, so you have a full month to do it. The judges (me and whoever else would like to be one) can enter but may not judge themselves.
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I finished composing the first movement of my suite as a 50 follower special. Here is the link:
This music music has a sense of tragedy with romanticism and a bit of modernism accents.
Of course you will hear one of the most popular classical music progressions (baroque epochs progressions of fifth) but i wanted to do my own version of that progression. Maybe you can relate my piece with someone others... leave your comment i would like to know what others think...
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Kinect always sounded a little too good to be true. The new motion controller for Xbox 360 uses an array of cameras and microphones to let a player control videogames using only body and voice, promising a new level of natural interactivity.
For gamers with an eye toward the future, Kinect is a fascinating proof of concept. Its use of infrared readings to put together a surprisingly accurate and responsive 3-D model of your body beats the pants off any previous camera-based controller.
The $150 Kinect, which launches Thursday, allows you to pull off some pretty complex stuff you simply couldn't with a Wii remote or PlayStation Move. For instance: cranking out full-body dance routines, or using your arms, legs and head to plug holes in a leaky submarine. At its best, it's like having a motion controller strapped to each limb.
The Wii proved that accessible controls can get mom, grandpa and little sis to play games. Microsoft hopes to court those same casual gamers with Kinect, and then encourage them to log into the Xbox Live Marketplace to buy movies and stream music, all of which can now be done without ever touching a controller – at least if it's not too sunny outside.
Like so many new technologies, 3-D camera control needs lots of improvement before it advances from nifty gimmick to fully functional hardware. The software that drives the current version of Kinect leaves a lot to be desired, and even if Microsoft fixes these early problems, the hardware labors under some perhaps insurmountable limitations.
Kinect: Perfect for Vampires and Night Owls ——————————————-
Let's get the biggest problem out of the way first: Direct sunlight on your body kills
Kinect. Sunshine doesn't make the controller slightly less accurate – it completely obliterates the sensor's ability to see you. I was rocking out to Lady Gaga in Harmonix's excellent Kinect launch title Dance Central, but as soon as the sun streamed in through my west-facing windows that afternoon, the game couldn't read my poker face – or my poker arms or poker legs, for that matter.
Closing my blinds helped a little, but the sunlight that shone in through the cracks and hit parts of my body caused me to be invisible in Kinect's eyes.
Kinect also has some pretty serious space requirements. I am a city dweller with a studio apartment, and even though I have a good amount of distance between me and my television, I barely have enough room to play some games. You need to be at least 6 feet back from the TV and have enough clear horizontal space to play many of the minigames in Kinect Adventures.
For example, I can play Rally Ball, a minigame in which you use your body to play a sort of 3-D version of Arkanoid, bouncing balls into the screen to break blocks. But I pretty much know that if a ball is headed for the lower left corner of the screen, I'm not going to hit it – I'm going to jam my foot into my bed.
Rally Ball is one of the better uses of Kinect I've seen, something fun and challenging that's truly only possible with this hardware. But it is not rearrange-my-furniture fun.
Dashboard Confessional ———————-
Microsoft this week pushed out an update to the Xbox 360 dashboard that included the Kinect software. Now, whenever you're sitting on the 360's menu, you can simply wave your hand in the air to be whisked off to the Kinect Hub, a separate menu that lets you interact with any of the Xbox features Kinect can currently control.
At this moment, it's a limited feature set. You can browse and buy movies and shows from the Zune Marketplace, watch on-demand college football and South American soccer on the ESPN3 channel, or stream music from Last.fm.
The channel interfaces use an on-screen cursor controlled by your hand, but while Kinect lets you point, it won't let you click. So you must hover your hand over anything you want to select, then hold it there until a small meter fills up, indicating your selection. This works pretty well, although it means it always takes longer to do anything with Kinect. Simply pausing a videogame, which is always done by holding your right hand straight down and your left hand at a 45-degree angle, takes about four seconds.
Kinect also utilizes voice commands, which worked with an amazing 100 percent accuracy. I didn't have to set up this functionality for it to recognize my voice.
However, the voice commands only work for a small set of features, and the single most useful and important voice command any Xbox 360 owner will need doesn't exist: "Xbox, off."
Isn't turning off the machine precisely when you most want to use voice commands? When you're in bed, having just watched a bunch of Pawn Stars on Netflix, too tired to find the remote?
Speaking of which, I know a lot of people with Xboxes. I have never seen any of them watch movies downloaded from Zune Marketplace. I have seen or heard of almost all of them watching Netflix streaming. Guess what doesn't work with Kinect? Maybe Microsoft will add support in the next Xbox 360 software update, but until then, Kinect does not work with Netflix, one of the internet's most popular streaming media sources.
Turn Me On, Turn Me Off ———————–
Kinect lacks on-and-off functionality in a more general sense as well. When you press a button on a standard controller, it sends a very clear signal. A switch is flipped; a zero becomes a one.
Kinect doesn't possess this ability. All it has is fuzzy analog input – as I said above, the point but not the click.
I was throwing a rubber pig to my imaginary pet cheetah Skittles in the childrens' game Kinectimals when I realized what this means for game design.
Take pig-tossing as an example. Kinect doesn't know when you want to let go of the animal, so it must guess. And it doesn't always guess right, which leads to a disconnect between what you imagine you're doing and what happens on-screen. Pigs fired at random when I was just winding up.
Bowling in Kinect Sports presents the same problem. The Wii version of bowling is markedly superior for one reason – you hold down a button when you're holding the ball, and release it to let it go. The accelerometer does the fuzzy stuff, tracking the swing of your arm, but the button reports when, exactly, you release the ball.
Kinect's launch games work around this basic deficiency, some more successfully than others. Faced with a new and unique input method, software designers will inevitably spend lots of time trying new things. Eventually, we'll see something of a universal Kinect language, as developers narrow down options to a few common gestures and menu layouts that work best.
Xbox, Fast Forward ——————
For hard-core gamers, Kinect is a box full of potential, offering tantalizing glimpses at how full-body control could be used for game designs that simply wouldn't work any other way. But at launch, the available games get tripped up by Kinect's limitations more than they are liberated by the control system's abilities.
Besides bringing better software and more robust dashboard functionality, the coming months and years should get us closer to finding out if the very premise upon which Kinect is based is true or not.
It's clear Microsoft will attract new users based solely on the "wow" factor of controlling your television holding absolutely nothing in your hands. For that reason, Kinect is undeniably cool.
But your grandparents watch plenty of TV, right? Even though the only way to control it is by using a remote with 100 tiny buttons?
What exactly is wrong with buttons?
Next: Hands-On With Kinect Games
Hands-On With Kinect Games ————————–
These brief impressions of the Kinect games I've been able to try will reveal some of the new control system's strengths and weaknesses.
Dance Central
Ubisoft is having great success with Just Dance for Wii, but leave it to the maker of Rock Band to drive the dancing game forward. Dance Central doesn't just ask you to replicate dance moves for hits like "Funkytown" and "Pon de Replay" – it teaches them to you.
An elaborate feature called "Break It Down" shows you the steps one by one, slowing down the music if you're having trouble replicating the fancy footwork. I had a great deal more fun with this than I would have if it just made me dance and gave me a rating afterward telling me how much I sucked, which is usually what happens.
Kinect Sports
This had to happen, insofar as Wii Sports is one of the best-selling videogames of all time. British developer Rare's take on the sports minigame genre is cute, funny and playable enough, featuring mainstays like bowling and table tennis in addition to track and field, beach volleyball and boxing. Playing ping-pong in Kinect Sports is fun, but far less accurate than Nintendo and Sony's versions, because Kinect doesn't know if you're rotating your wrist.
Kinect Adventures
While Kinect Sports attempts to replicate real-world activities, this package of minigames that comes bundled with every Kinect trends toward the unrealistic. Take a giant plastic raft down whitewater rapids! Bounce floating balls at floating blocks! Flap your arms to fly! Since it comes with Kinect, you'll probably end up playing Kinect Adventures whether you like it or not, but it seems to have the biggest floor-space requirements of any game I've played thus far.
Unlike its manifest inspiration, Nintendogs, this is much more than a simple virtual-pet simulator. It's a focused, linear set of playtime exercises strung together with a story for young gamers. You and your pet feline cub will encounter a variety of toys and racecourses, jumping about and driving toy cars. I was slightly embarrassed to find myself having fun with Kinectimals, so children should eat it up.
WIRED Full-body tracking and cursor interfaces work surprisingly well. Voice commands come through clearly.
TIRED Sunshine kills Kinect. Some games require too much play space. Where the hell is Netflix?
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Alvaro Morata earned Real Madrid a near-farcical 2-1 win at Levante's waterlogged Estadi Ciutat de Valencia.Young substitute Alvaro Morata earned Real Madrid a near-farcical 2-1 win at a waterlogged Estadi Ciutat de Valencia. Cristiano Ronaldo fired Real into a first-half lead but Angel Rodriguez, on as a substitute early in the second half, equalised in the 62nd minute. Xabi Alonso missed a penalty but then delivered the free-kick for Morata, who had only been on the pitch for two minutes after replacing Mesut Ozil, to head the winner. The match was contested in almost unplayable conditions, with the ball barely bouncing or rolling on the sodden surface. Ronaldo required treatment in the third minute when he was caught by David Navarro's elbow, leaving him with a nasty cut above his left eye. Papakouli Diop and Juanlu both shot wide for Levante in the opening stages, while Alonso was also off target with Real's first effort. Ronaldo was booked for handball but put his side ahead brilliantly in the 21st minute. Alonso's free-kick from deep was not cleared by Navarro, his header dropping to Ronaldo who controlled the ball well on his thigh before volleying into the roof of the net. Jose Barkero curled a Levante free-kick over and Alonso's effort at the other end was blocked by Vicente Iborra. Ronaldo was withdrawn at half-time, Raul Albiol taking his place. And Levante almost equalised immediately after the restart as Juanlu let fly from 25 yards, forcing Iker Casillas to dive full-length and palm the ball around the post. The Spain goalkeeper was tested from distance once more by Barkero's left-foot curler as the hosts made an excellent start to the half, but coach Juan Ignacio Martinez had seen enough and sent Angel on in place of Nabil El Zhar. Real centre-halves Pepe and Sergio Ramos hit the crossbar within two minutes of each other from Angel Di Maria corners, the former with a towering header and Ramos when his backheel from a yard hit Diop and bounced up onto the woodwork. Di Maria poked wide when well placed and Real were made to pay for their misses when Barkero's pass was flicked on by Obafemi Martins and splashed down at the feet of Angel, who benefited from a marginal onside call and finished from a narrow angle. Real were awarded a contentious penalty in the 71st minute. Navarro's foul on Jose Callejon appeared to be just outside the box, so Levante - and particularly Juanfran, who was booked for his protests - will feel Gustavo Munua's save from Alonso's poor effort saw justice done. Juanlu clipped a left-foot shot just wide but 20-year-old Morata made the decisive contribution six minutes from time when he was left unmarked six yards out to nod in Alonso's left-wing delivery. Martins beat the offside trap but could not get round Casillas and, off balance, blazed his shot into the stand as Levante were edged out. Real remain third, five points behind city rivals Atletico and eight adrift of Barcelona.
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BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) — Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney could name his running mate by the end of the week, a top adviser said Monday.
The announcement, if it happens according to the adviser's timetable, would come several weeks before presidential candidates traditionally reveal their picks for the second slot on the ticket. It would also come as Romney's campaign seeks to deflect intensifying criticism from President Barack Obama, other Democrats and some Republicans over Romney's business record and refusal to release years of personal income tax filings.
Outside a Louisiana fundraiser on Monday, senior adviser Eric Fehrnstrom said Romney hadn't finalized his decision but that an announcement could come within days.
Asked specifically whether Romney could announce his vice presidential pick this week, Fehrnstrom said: "Technically it could, but the governor hasn't made a decision. It will only happen after he makes a decision."
Romney traveled to Louisiana to attend a private fundraiser alongside Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal, who is among those on Romney's short list for vice president. Romney raised an estimated $2 million at the event, where 40 donors paid $50,000 to attend.
Fehrnstrom said Romney and Jindal met privately earlier Monday but did not discuss the vice presidential selection process.
Jindal has been campaigning aggressively for Romney in recent weeks, as have others thought to be under consideration. They include Ohio Sen. Rob Portman, former Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty, Wisconsin Rep. Paul Ryan and Florida Sen. Marco Rubio, among others.
"Maybe you've noticed, our president has run an increasingly desperate and negative campaign. It seems like every time you turn on the TV you hear another false and malicious attack," Jindal told Romney's donors. "This president cannot run on his record. He has to lie about Gov. Romney's record."
Romney did not address speculation about his running mate, but praised Jindal's work in Louisiana.
"What I have seen watching this governor in the short years he's been here has really opened my eyes," Romney said.
Choosing a running mate is perhaps the most important decision Romney will make before the Nov. 6 general election, now less than four months away. In the 2008 presidential race, Sen. John McCain's selection of Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin helped define his losing bid.
Romney has emphasized experience as the most important attribute in a running mate. Careful and risk averse, he's expected to make a relatively safe pick that won't shake up the race or overshadow his candidacy.


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From greasing heavy rails in the city to stomping huge gaps in the backcountry, Mitchell Brower is a seriously impressive skier.
Mitch blew the boundaries between concrete and powder apart with his submission for the 2014 Level 1 "Superunknown" video contest, his well rounded skiing easily beating out the competition. With his focus on filming, Mitch scopes unique and crazy spots in the city or the mountain, shapes up snow and proceeds to lay down hammer tricks.
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You all know and survived such crazy situations in the shoutbox. Most of them were funny or only freaking crazy. So i thought of an thread where such crazy discussions between usern in the shoutbox cna be posted so that the next generations of tei`kaliaths knows how crazy we all were.
This thread is for such discussion/situations/etc between you, them and everyone else.
20:24 Sen´gil: wellwell, well come to the green clothed people club
20:25 Sen´gil: our numbers grew stronger every day, soon we´ll take over the Tei´Kaliaths *insane laughter*
20:45 Mar'ak: oh noes! we must unite to face this new threat! Hurry get the red paint. we must destroy their sorce of power!
20:48 Sen´gil: muhahaha, too late Mar'ak! We already have our own in the ranked members! Soon the Illhar... WILL ONLY WEAR GREEN CLOTHES!!!!!
20:48 Mar'ak: NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!
20:50 Sen´gil: YEEEEEEEEEEEEESSSSSSSSSS!!!
20:50 Sen´gil: *takes out water gun blaster filled with green paint*
20:51 Sen´gil: Take this, Ma'rak! Come over to the dark... i mean, the green side!!!
*shoots Ma'rak with green paint'
20:51 Mar'ak: *hides behind a rock*
20:52 Sen´gil: *takes out a with green paint filled water bomb*
20:52 Sen´gil: IIIIIINNNNCOOOOOOOMMMMIIIIIINNNGGGGG~~~
20:53 Sen´gil: *throws it behind the rock Ma'rak is hiding*
20:53 Mar'ak: *covered in green paint* damnit I just washed these clothes!
20:54 Sen´gil: HAH! And to make things worse.... THIS IS UNWASHABLE PAINT!!!
20:55 Mar'ak: *raises white flag that is now green*
20:55 Sen´gil: *looks into dictionnary*
Uhh, i meant insoluble of cource.
20:57 Sen´gil: Good boy, raise our flag so all may know the raise of the clothed people club!
Soon the screams of the fallen green painted Tei`kaliaths will be heard....
20:57 Mar'ak: I'm still not changing my clothes...
20:59 Sen´gil: ......
wait...does that mean, you´re NAKED right now? oO
Did you took off your green painted clothes? O.O
20:59 Mar'ak: YES!
21:01 Sen´gil: OMG! It´s the NUDE FTW CLUB!!! Quick! Take shelter! Take out your sunglasses and then aim for the unspeakable points and SHOOTSHOOTSHOOT!!!
21:03 Mar'ak: *changes into backupclothes in the blink of an eye despite there being no place from which they possibly could have come*
21:03 Mar'ak: Luckily I always keep a spare!
21:04 Sen´gil: *aims and shoot naked/now in new backupclothes Ma'rak with green paint*
21:05 Sen´gil: dude...did....did you take them out of YOUR A§§§????? o.O
21:05 Mar'ak: that is a secret
21:06 Deraldin: Hey! Get a room you two...
21:06 Sen´gil: OM*G! You people from the NUDE FTW CLUB sure are something else.... still NOW YOU`RE GREEN! GREEN I SAID; GRRREEEEEEENNNNN!!! *crazy laughter*
21:07 Deraldin: *paints Sen'gil red*
21:07 Sen´gil: *aims at Deraldin*
Green or death! Choose!!!
21:07 Mar'ak: I change into a second set of back up clothes thus thwarting your plan once more
21:07 Sen´gil: DEATH IT IS!!!! RAAAAAWWWWWW, FOR GREEN!
21:08 Sen´gil: *shoots Deraldin with green paint in the face.... IN THE FREAKING FACE!!!*
21:08 Deraldin: Says the person with red eyes...
21:08 Mar'ak: stupid red eyes.
21:08 Sen´gil: *looks down*
OM*G!!!I´m bledding? I`M BLEEDING!!! Oh no, it´s just red paint..... NOOOOOOOOOEEEESSSS~~~
21:09 Deraldin: *goes to scrub the green paint off his face*
21:09 Sen´gil: @Ma'rak How many §$&§%" back-up clothes do you own? You have more then our Illhar! >.<
21:10 Mar'ak: that was my last set.... I keep them iin my satchel they are very compactable.
21:11 Mar'ak: *runns off before Sen'gil can take advantage of this new knowledge*
21:12 Sen´gil: YES!
*takes aim, shoots...and realizes he´s out of green paint*
21:12 Sen´gil: Daaaammmmmm~~~ truce for now?^^
21:13 Mar'ak: *stops running and turns around* sure.
21:15 Sen´gil: good....sooooo how is it in the NUDE FTW CLUB?
21:16 Mar'ak: I'm not with them I'd just rater be nude then green
21:16 Deraldin: Truce? When I have you on the run? NEVAR! *tosses a bucket of red paint at Sen'gil*
21:17 Mar'ak: or to have any color forced upon me
21:17 Mar'ak: Ha! thats it show him what its like.
21:18 Sen´gil: argh, nooooessss! GoDdamm, i mean SHARESS be dammed, i have red paint even IN MY UNDERWEAR!!!
21:19 Deraldin: o/
21:19 Sen´gil: Deraldin, that´s not a way to use the newly made red dye! *goes to take a bath in the river*
21:19 Mar'ak: I have no sympathy for you whatsoever.
21:20 Deraldin: It worked didn't it?!
21:21 Sen´gil: *comes back with a water TANK full with green paint*
Say CHHHHEEEESSEEE!
21:21 Mar'ak: *runs really fast*
21:22 Sen´gil: OIIOIII! Wait with running till i had thrown my TANK!
21:22 Mar'ak: Never! *runs faster*
21:23 Sen´gil: DAMM! I knew there was a fault in the perfect plan! >.<
21:24 Deraldin: Quick! Don't let him get away!
21:25 Wil'liraen Kuse: *puts arms around Deraldin and Mar'ak's shoulders* Lads, lads, there's no need for this contention, I'm sure both colors can live together in harmony.. *grips both tightly in a bearhug* NOW SEN'GIL!
21:25 Sen´gil: Meh, he´s already too fast, next time i come with a Terminator shotgun to clear things.... with green paint of cource.
21:25 Sen´gil: *THROWS TANK WITH GREEN PAINT AT THE THREE*
21:26 Mar'ak: *is not there to be hit*
21:26 Deraldin: *shields himself with Wil's huge bear-like bulk*
21:26 Sen´gil: HAH! MY PERFECT PLAN WORKED OUT!!! *gives Wil a tissue to wip off green paint*
21:27 Mar'ak: except you know for me not being there
21:27 Sen´gil: dude, look at your shoes, they got green paint ;P
21:27 Wil'liraen Kuse: Off what, my already green scarf or my naked torso?
21:28 Sen´gil: that counts too^g^
Your face?
21:28 Mar'ak: what about your black pants
21:28 Sen´gil: they are green now, good color
21:29 Mar'ak: *suddenly notices his green shoes* NOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!! curse you Sen'gil!
21:29 Wil'liraen Kuse: Hmm, that gives me an idea... Wet green hugs for all!
21:30 Sen´gil: YAY! green bear hugs, want!!! *hugs Wil*
21:31 Sen´gil: Awww, come on Ma'rak. We give you a good hug too.^g^
21:31 Deraldin: What's that? I think Due'gar is calling me, gotta get back to work on that bath house you know... *runs*
21:31 Mar'ak: No! *is engulfed by Wil* ack.... *gurgling noises*
21:32 Deraldin: *slips away while Mar'ak is being hugged*
21:32 Wil'liraen Kuse: Darn it, we need an evil smile emote asap
21:32 Deraldin: >:3
21:33 Sen´gil: totally, i also want a nose-bleeding one....for the forums
21:33 Wil'liraen Kuse: Wait, I promise I'll try to leave a little of your spine intact!
21:34 Deraldin: *is gone*
21:34 Mar'ak: He Lies! run for your life!
21:34 Sen´gil: Don´t run, Deraldin! It´s your destiny! GREEN IS YOUR DESTINY!!!
21:36 Sen´gil: You know, we need an thread where we can post such crazy encouters of the shoutbox.
21:37 Mar'ak: yeah
21:39 Sen´gil: goona make one asap^^
21:39 Mar'ak: hope you still have the full conversation cause I lost it
21:41 Sen´gil: yup^^
21:41 Mar'ak: tell me where you post it
21:43 Kris'tian: Hey Wil! I think you dropped something. *points at a large rock*
21:44 Sen´gil: it needs some time, too many posts^^;
And there it ends!
I hope you had as much fun as me and the others, it sure was an hell of a fight.
Also this was the end of the very first war between the green clothed people club and the NUDE FTW CLUB!
Thanks at Mar'ak, Wil'liraen Kuse and Deraldin for their awesome act.
Applaus everyone please!
The stars will give autogramms later. Roses, chocolate and other presents are to give to me, i wil give them later to teh others.... NOT! *muhahahaha*
Edit: Lol, i just realized that i called Mar'ak always Ma'rak.
Sorry man.