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8 years ago I was in labor with my first child, my beautiful daughter, Libby Anne Hope. I remember when I had her. It was 10:39 a.m. and she had finally come into this world. I remember her first cry and the subsequent tears that spilled down my cheeks. She was here. She was alive. All was well.
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I remember the joy that flooded me as I looked into the precious eyes of my daughter. Her dark black hair was thick and beautiful. She was beautiful. 7lbs., 7 oz. She was slender and long. Just as she is today.
Her eyes are now a beautiful green just like my husband's. Her hair lightened and is a beautiful light brown.
I am always amazed at her thoughtfulness. Her compassion and sensitivity. Her laughter and her silliness. The beautiful songs that come from her lips and the lightness of her dance. She is unencumbered by the burdens that threaten to consume me at times. She is a lovely girl. A wonderful older sister to her four brothers. She is their protector, director, and leader.
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President Ilham Aliyev viewed works to be done in new forest type park in Yasamal district
Meeting of extraordinary session of Azerbaijani Parliament scheduled for August 5 - OFFICIAL
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Congratulations! You're engaged to the love of your life, and it's time to plan your wedding day. You're probably feeling a million emotions right now – joyful, excited, and let's be honest… maybe a little overwhelmed?
Trust me, we get it. There are a lot of moving parts in a wedding ceremony and setting them up can make even the happiest bride feel a tinge of dread. But don't worry, we've got your back!
Let's consider your wedding venue. Obviously, you're planning to ask the event manager question after question before you book a space. After all, there are certain things you're looking for—the right aesthetic, the ideal location, the perfect price point.
However, there's a lot more to booking a wedding venue than the beautiful views (although those are important too). Before you settle on any venue for your big day, make sure you've asked all these questions.
Is Our Wedding Date Available?
Your wedding date was probably one of the first decisions you and your fiancée made. Maybe it's the most convenient date for your nearest and dearest or maybe it marks a significant day in your relationship.
If you have your heart set on a wedding date, this should be the first question you ask any venue. After all, a wedding venue that's unavailable is simply a non-starter! This will help you narrow down your options and find the perfect place.
What Does Renting the Venue Include?
Most of us have been imagining our weddings since we were small—which means we've had plenty of time to build up our expectations. During the planning process, you'll determine which of your dreams will become a reality.
Do you want to dance the night away with your new spouse? Find out how much time you'll reserve when you book your venue. Do you want to get ready on-site with your bridal party? Ask if there's a suite or other space included.
By asking potential venues exactly what you'll get when you rent from them, you will be able to make an informed decision and achieve your wedding dreams!
Do You Work With Certain Vendors?
Many wedding venues forge relationships with local vendors, from photographers to caterers. For some couples, this is a wonderful thing (one less thing to worry about), but for others this can be limiting and frustrating.
Do you want your best friend to take your photos? Hoping your cousin will bake your cake? Make sure your venue allows other vendors. If they don't, go ahead and look for a venue that does.
Can We Meet The Production Staff?
Nearly all venues have someone to guide couples through the wedding process, such as an event planner or day-of coordinator. This can be a godsend—particularly if you establish a friendly rapport with them ahead of time.
If you're trying to decide between a few venues, ask if you can meet with their event management team. An enjoyable conversation with the potential point-person for your wedding can help determine the best fit for you.
What's Your Payment Policy?
Your venue will likely take up the largest chunk of your wedding budget, so it's likely your dream space won't come cheap. If you're trying to keep costs under control (and let's face it, we all are), it's critical that you and your vendor understand your payment plan.
How much does the venue expect as a deposit? When will they expect you to settle your bill? Will they work with couples to set up payment plans if needed?
Make sure you are clear with the venue about what you can afford. While it can be difficult to talk about money, particularly with strangers, transparency will ultimately help you find the best and most cost-effective solution.
Is The Space Wheelchair Accessible?
A wedding is a gathering of all the important people in your life, from your closest friends to your loving family. And if someone in your family requires special accommodations, it's up to you to make sure the venue is up to snuff.
This question is especially important if you're looking at historical venues. Some older buildings may not have accommodations like ramps or elevators, which can keep a guest who uses a wheelchair away from the festivities.
Do You Have a Rainy Day Plan?
Even the most organized couples can't prepare for an unexpected rainstorm. But do you know who can? A venue with a backup plan! If you're planning a wedding during a potentially rainy season (or whenever—we've all heard of summer storms), make sure to ask your venue for details on their backup plan.
Also, make sure you like the backup plan the venue offers. If you absolutely hate the ballroom they reserve for rainy days, don't risk having your wedding in it! Look for a venue that will suit your wedding vision, come rain or shine.
How Far Away Are Emergency Services?
Just like you can't predict the weather, you can't always predict the bumps and bruises that can happen on your wedding day. Anything can happen, from food allergies to twisted ankles, and the venue should be prepared.
Talk to your venue about their emergency protocol. Do they have a first aid kit on site? Can emergency vehicles get to you quickly if necessary? Is the staff trained in the venue's policies and ready to get help? There's a chance you won't even need emergency services (knock on wood), but it's always best to make sure everyone is ready.
Can We Make Last-Minute Changes?
Like I mentioned earlier, there are a lot of moving parts during a wedding. And if you're a perfectionist (when it comes to weddings, most of us are), you may find yourself tinkering with those moving parts—even when you're moments from walking down the aisle!
Couples that want the freedom to make last-minute adjustments need to communicate this with their venue. Which changes are easy to accommodate? Which ones must be set in stone early on? Exactly how "last-minute" can any changes be? Clear communication here will save everyone from some serious headaches.
How Do (Gulp) Cancellations Work?
Let's be clear: no one expects to cancel their wedding, but it can happen for any number of reasons. If you find yourself in this situation, it's important to know the venue's policy—more specifically, how much you'll owe.
If you ask your venue these questions, you'll gain a more thorough understanding of what they have to offer. Not only will this save you from potential troubles, it will help you and your future spouse find the best place for your special day!


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Lynn R. Iverson, age 82, of Nelson, WI, a longtime teacher at Alma, WI schools, died Thursday, February 14, 2019 at Mayo Clinic Hospital-St. Marys Campus in Rochester. He was born June 17, 1936 in Rock Dell, MN, the son of Haven and Frances (Yankowiak) Iverson. He graduated from Kellogg, MN High School in 1954. He then attended Winona State University graduating with a bachelor's degree in 1962. He received his Masters in Education from Winona State in 1974. Lynn taught 33 years for the Alma Area Schools System, teaching geography, health and physical education classes.
He also coached football and track for many years at AHS. Lynn's most powerful and successful football teams were witnessed during the 1960's and 1970's. In the fall of 1970, the Rivermen completed another undefeated, 8-0 season and allowed only six total points. Those six points came in a 36-6 victory versus Winona Cotter High School. As a successful track and field coach, Lynn sent several athletes to Madison to participate in the Wisconsin Track and Field meet, including his sons, Kirk and Steve, who qualified in the pole vault and long jump.
Lynn met the love of his life, Marguerite Tiffany, at a dance at the Oak Center General Store in rural Lake City. They later married January 20, 1956, at the United Methodist Church in Durand. They continued their shared joy of dancing throughout their married lives. His interests and hobbies also included deer, duck and pheasant hunting. He was an avid Green Bay Packers fan. He dearly loved spending time on their farm located in rural Nelson raising pigs and chickens, cutting wood and gazing out over the expanse of the farm. His greatest joy was spending time with his beloved wife and family. He was a member of Faith Lutheran Church of Wabasha and the Nelson Lions Club.
He is survived by his wife, Marguerite Iverson, Nelson, WI; children, Deborah Iverson, Madisonville, KY, Kimberly (Arthur) Litchfield, Goodyear, AZ, Kirk Iverson, Hudson, WI, Steven Iverson, Hugo, MN, Heidi Iverson (Mark Jones), Kellogg, MN; ten grandchildren, Matthew Gorell, Tiffany Griesbach, Nathaniel and Isaac Gorell, Arthur Litchfield III and Joshua Litchfield, Nicholas Iverson, and Mariah, Hannah and Isabella Iverson-Jones; 18 great-grandchildren; sisters, Kay (Ken) Barjenbruch, Omaha, NE, Margaret 'Mitzi' (Joe) Dohn, Rancho Santa Fe, CA; brother, Dennis (Pat) Iverson, Owatonna, MN; nieces and nephews and cousins. He was preceded in death by his parents, and sister, Connie O'Connor.
A memorial service celebrating his life will be held on Tuesday, February 19, 2019 at 11:00 am at Faith Lutheran Church in Wabasha with the Reverend David Knox officiating. Interment will be at Nelson Cemetery. Honorary bearers are his ten grandchildren. Family and friends may call at Abbott Funeral Home in Wabasha on Monday, February 18, 2019 from 4-7 pm and at the church on Tuesday one hour before the service. Memorials are preferred to Faith Lutheran Church, 905 Hiawatha Dr. E., Wabasha, MN 55981, St. John's Lutheran Church, 709 S. 2nd St., Alma, WI 54610, and St. Elizabeth's Community Development Foundation, 1200 5th Grant Blvd. W., Wabasha, MN 55981.
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David Lan has announced the Young Vic's spring 2010 season, which includes co-productions with English National Opera and Palestinian company Shiber-Hur, the return of director Luc Bondy and a transfer of The Cat In The Hat.
I Am Yusuf And This Is My Brother (19 January to 6 February) opens the year in the Main House. The co-production with Shiber-Hur is set in Palestine in 1948. Exploring the personal and the wider picture through its powerful and poetic exploration of history, memory and different forms of love, it is written by Young Vic international associate Amir Nizar Zuabi, whose Alive From Palestine was seen at the Waterloo venue in 2002.
It is followed in the Main House by David Harrower's new version of Arthur Schnitzler's Sweet Nothings (25 February to 10 April), which is directed by Luc Bondy. A co-production with the Vienna Festival, it is a tale of sexual longing, the cruelty of tradition and the vulnerability of those in love. Playwright Harrower won the Laurence Olivier Award for Best New Play for Blackbird and recently adapted The Good Soul Of Szechuan for the Young Vic. Bondy is one of Europe's most revered directors who previously staged Martin Crimp's Cruel And Tender at the Young Vic in 2004.
Spring season in the Main House is concluded by the third collaboration between the Young Vic and ENO, Elegy For Young Lovers (24 April to 8 May). Directed by Fiona Shaw, who is currently starring in the National Theatre production of Mother Courage And Her Children, Elegy For Young Lovers tells the story of a poet who devours those around him in order to nourish his art and ego, and features music by German composer Hans Werner Henze.
The Maria theatre will open its 2010 season with the previously announced transfer of the National Theatre production of The Cat In The Hat, as director Katie Mitchell brings Dr Seuss's children's book to the stage. The show is yet to open at the National, where it plays in the Cottesloe theatre from 11 December.
Before the 2010 season takes over the Young Vic has its 2009 season to complete. The theatre's revival of Annie Get Your Gun, starring Jane Horrocks and Julian Ovenden, opens this week, with a workshop production of Uncle Vanya playing in November and children's production The Forest playing in December.


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Disclaimer: Following press release is a spoof. The letter below it was not written by Marillyn Hewson, but by CODEPINK. It was written in accordance with what we imagine Marillyn Hewson's opinions to be regarding the war in Yemen. We hope you enjoy the humor.
Sept. 26th, 2018
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Lockheed Martin CEO Marillyn Hewson sends out mass email attacking CODEPINK and appealing to Congress not to stop the war in Yemen
Marillyn Hewson, the CEO of Lockheed Martin, has sent out a mass email toady attacking the peace organization CODEPINK and asking U.S. citizens not to let Congress curtail weapons sales to Saudi Arabia by voting for new legislation introduced today that would do that. In her email, sent to over 200,000 people, she calls CODEPINK "bad for business" and openly criticizes H. Con. Res. 138, the War Powers Resolution to End US Military Involvement in Yemen.
In her email, Hewson takes pride in the the billions of dollars in weapons sales that Lockheed Martin makes from sales of weapons to the Saudi Arabia for use in their war on Yemen. The U.S.-supported Saudi-led war on Yemen has created the greatest humanitarian crisis on earth.
"Marillyn Hewson puts profits before people" says CODEPINKer Brienne Kordis. "In her email she has the gall to say Congress should not support the Ro Khanna-Adams-Smith bill because it would reduce the billions she makes annually off of the war in Yemen. All Hewson cares about is being in the black, but to anyone with a heart, her billion dollar bottom line is red with blood." A Lockheed Martin bomb was directly linked to the massacre that killed 44 Yemeni children on a school bus.
The War Powers Resolution, introduced on Wednesday, September 26th by House Representative Ro Khanna (CA-17), Adam Smith (WA-09), and Mark Pocan (WI-02), would end US complicity in war crimes being waged against Yemen by invoking the War Powers Act, which says that Congressional authorization is required for the U.S. To go to war. The U.S. involvement in Yemen was never authorized by Congress, and is therefore unconstitutional.
The cosponsors of the resolution are: Reps Adam Smith (WA-09), Ro Khanna (CA-17), Steny Hoyer (MD-05), Mark Pocan (WI-02), Jim McGovern (MA-02), Eliot Engel (NY-16), Raul Grijalva (AZ-03), Jan Schakowsky (IL-09), Tulsi Gabbard (HI-02), Thomas Massie (KY-04), Michael Capuano (MA-07), Yvette Clarke (NY-09), Ted Lieu (CA-33), Barbara Lee (CA-13), Beto O'Rourke (TX-16), Adriano Espaillat (NY-13), Joe Kennedy (Ma-04), Joe Courtney (CT-2), Gwen Moore (WI-04), Walter Jones (NC-03), Debbie Dingell (MI-12), Pramila Jayapal (WA-07), Peter DeFazio (OR-04) and Earl Blumenauer (OR-03).
The text of Hewson's letter is below.
Subject: CODEPINK is bad for business
Let me introduce myself: I am Marillyn, the proud CEO of weapons manufacturer Lockheed Martin. I am writing because my livelihood of $25 million per year is now at risk. Today, Congressmembers Ro Khanna, Adam Smith, and Mark Pocan introduced a bill in the House; the War Powers Resolution to End U.S. Military Involvement in Yemen. If passed, this would prevent my company from selling weapons to our dear allies, the Saudis. It is not only unfair, but it's also outright unAmerican!
It is urgent that you protect the Saudi alliance--and my livelihood. DON'T CLICK on this link from CODEPINK to send a message to your Representative in Congress asking them to cosponsor the War Powers Resolution to stop weapons sales to Saudi Arabia.
CODEPINK, along with Reps. Ro Khanna, Smith, Pocan, McGovern, and others, says that just because Saudi Arabia dropped a Lockheed bomb on a Yemeni school bus, killing 44 young children, the U.S. should stop arms sales. I say this is ridiculous. Who said war was a picnic? Believe me, I feel sorry for these kids, but I have my own children to worry about — private schools, trust funds, upkeep on our Virginia mansion. You know, the basics.
My friends at Boeing, Raytheon, Northrop Grumman, General Dynamics, and I will be unfairly persecuted by the War Powers Resolution. American jobs and record profits are far more important than the lives of children in far-off Yemen, most of whom are militants who hate us. That's why I'm appealing to you: DO NOT CLICK on this link from CODEPINK asking Congress to stop weapons sales to Saudi Arabia.
CODEPINK says that because I am a woman and a mother, I should care about the lives of women and children in Yemen. But I didn't become the CEO of the world's largest weapons company by being a wuss. The world is a dangerous place, and for the sake of my company's bottom line, we aim to keep it that way.
Keeping our homeland (and my home) secure.
Marillyn Hewson, CEO of Lockheed Martin
Donald Ponder commented 2018-11-11 04:34:39 -0500You had me going, but as the article progressed it seemed more & more far fetched & unreal….& anyone smart enough to head such a large, evil corporation would never speak in such crassly selfish personal terms… I am very leftist, & very much against the crisis in Yemen caused by the Saudis but this article is counterproductive!!!
Donald Ponder commented 2018-11-11 04:34:38 -0500You had me going, but as the article progressed it seemed more & more far fetched & unreal….& anyone smart enough to head such a large, evil corporation would never speak in such crassly selfish personal terms… I am very leftist, & very much against the crisis in Yemen caused by the Saudis but this article is counterproductive!!!
John Lappin commented 2018-11-11 03:04:24 -0500Surely to God this is fake? The underlying massage is no doubt true but I do not believe the cruel woman is that stupid as to publicise her thoughts
Pat Lappin
Steve Lucas commented 2018-11-10 19:51:54 -0500A real live War Pig.
Fernando Arenas commented 2018-11-10 19:30:49 -0500Her supposed mass mail sounds hard to believe. I hope that woman is not as heartless and shameless as that text shows.
MiguelAngel Arrieta Colón commented 2018-11-10 18:45:01 -0500I can't, i did'nt read what taught i did.
Vinod Bodhankar commented 2018-11-10 14:56:56 -0500Authenticate the source please… Even for a weapons manufacturer this seems a foolish letter. It reflects the crooked desire to make profits out of war .. but is it REALLY written by the lady it is claimed wrote it?
It seems manufactured to highlight the pink lines asking to vote against selling weapons to Saudi Arabia.
I am against any weapons sales from anyone to anyone
I am also against contrived media content. Not sure if this letter is hers or fabricated. Can someone authenticate with credible veracity and referencing?
Neil Harris commented 2018-11-10 12:53:12 -0500Is this satire? It seems so. Seems overly flippant to me. If this is the case its BAD MOVE for Codepink and this lame attempt at humour should be retracted. I totally oppose weapons sales worldwide and i am a lifelong pacifist but this piece trivialises the issue and gives ammunition to those who support the unholy and evil arms trade. I am sure the CEO of Lockheed Martin is a cold hearted piece of work who loves her kids but does not extend that love anywhere else. Whatever she or their ilk are they need to be stopped.
Steve Roth commented 2018-11-10 12:48:04 -0500now how in the hell can this be true?
Gary Camejo commented 2018-11-10 03:49:55 -0500I am mortified.
Joaquim de Freitas commented 2018-11-10 03:33:04 -0500You and your country are the most terrible murderers of humankind. One day you will pay your that, because we can only hate you and your country.
Rick Hambleton commented 2018-11-10 02:11:49 -0500This what she is basically 'saying', but it is clearly made up to draw folks in to support the cause. Dishonest but at the same time a worthy cause.
Michele Swensen commented 2018-11-10 00:34:38 -0500It is not all Yemeni children there. I am an American, and my children are American. Born here, raised here until their POS father kidnapped them to Yemen. Yes, there are American children there too. But does that matter? All children and women and people matter. It just seems so few people think that anymore. They think "Americans" are more important than someone who was born in a different geographical location. Really?
Dan Howard commented 2018-11-09 22:27:47 -0500I am simply mystified by. Is it intended as an Onion-type piece of humor?
This is so reprehensible—identical to the most cynically misleading right-wing garbage posturing as fact—that I'm afraid you have discredited your entire movement.
As Mr. Trump (whom I loath) would (correctly, this time) say: Sad!
Dan Howard, San Diego
John Link commented 2018-11-09 21:12:27 -0500I suspect this story is a complete fabrication.
Belal Ahmed commented 2018-11-09 18:01:41 -0500Greed can't go any lower than this, how could you knowingly selling weapons to a regime killing thousands of innocent human being. Every dime you make from the sales had blood stain of innocent starving and helpless children's and adults.
Ask your soul one more time if you're doing it right!
Gail Rekers commented 2018-11-09 15:09:00 -0500Send her to prison, Her livelihood? worth more than the lives of innocent people. You are evil.
Rafael Pena commented 2018-11-09 13:00:17 -0500Wow.
Rich Nunns commented 2018-11-09 12:58:09 -0500surely she didn't write this
even tho it probs is her true feelings
Robert Stewart commented 2018-11-08 21:38:05 -0500Is this true? It is so outlandish that it is hard to believe. Please let me know.
Emily Mateka commented 2018-11-06 14:23:01 -0500She's basically saying that if she had any sense of compassion for the children of this planet OTHER than her own children she would be a 'wuss.' well I'm proud to be a 'wuss' bc I have a fking HEART. obviously this woman was born without one. Pathetic. :(
Ali Soudani commented 2018-11-04 01:35:14 -0500Mrs. Hewson should be ashamed of raising up her children on money earned by killing Yemeni children. She should remember how the Vietnam war ended. Helicopters were at the top of US Embassy in Saigon to fend-off people scrambling to leave. US wars in the ME will end by the steadfastness of the Yemeni people. Then Hewson will be without bombs to sell to Saudi Arabia.


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Setting Up Transaction Groups
From the Home Screen, click System Maintenance, then click Reference Tables. Click the Transaction Type Reference Table.
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Viewing Transaction Group Balances in the Tenancy Balances screen
The Tenant's splits or arrangements Transaction Groups will appear in the same order here as they appear on the Tenancy screen (Payment Arrangements).
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The Tenancy Balances screen shows the same order of transaction groups (Split 1 = Furniture; Split 2 = Gardening, Split 3 = Utilities; Split 4 = Other).
Transaction Group Balances in the Arrears Management screen
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Once you have added the template to Chintaro (System Maintenance> Set Up Word Merges), you will be able to Word Merge your Tenants from the Arrears Management screen with a break down of their Non-Rent balances:


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What are you up to this weekend? If you're local to the bay area, are there any fun events going on we should be aware of? We're brainstorming ideas for a family field trip somewhere on Saturday.
And here we are for a new installment of The Weekender! Here's a peek into our world lately.
Whole 30 Celebration Lunch: We are officially on Day 20 of the Whole 30. Yesterday we got together with a group of friends who have joined us in this journey to share a meal, swap recipes and tips, and encourage each other on for the last leg. Not only was the food amazing, but it was such a reminder to me of the power of community. I left thankful to be on this journey to better health with so many great people walking alongside us too. By the way, we're considering doing a Whole60 and continuing on for an additional 30 days. Would anyone like to join us?
Destination Wedding: We booked our first destination wedding this week! I am so excited! We'll be heading to the beautiful state of Colorado this July. I grew up visiting Colorado because my uncle lived there, but it will be Vitaliy's first time. It's a family wedding too so I'll get to enjoy those nearest and dearest to me which makes it all the more special.
Stay-At-Home-Working-Mom: Being a stay-at-home-working-mom is all about trial and error. I'm learning to get creative about when and how I work. And I'm trying to hustle when I do have the time. Rose is now 12 months old and naps 2 – 3 hours per day but it usually comes in the form of one nap these days. I blame teething, but who really knows. And the timing of that one nap changes day to day. It all used to be very structured and a bit more predictable, but as all things having to do with babies go, things changed. So for the current season I'm in, this is a rough outline of how I'm making things work. I have the most generous people in my life who are willing to invest their time to be with Rose and give me a break. This involves one 2 – 3 hour window per week, usually on Monday or Tuesday. I try to hustle during nap time but this is usually a juggle between work, working out, and prepping meals. One, or usually two, lose out. With grandma now living with us, I can often sneak in a few minutes here and there when Rose is happily playing with her Baba. On top of all that, I started working with a fellow creative one night a week, my friend Mandy from Delighted Co….She is a working mom who also owns her own business. We meet at our local library, sit alongside each other for support and accountability, and work our way towards our dreams. It's been so helpful – both professionally and personally.
Wedding Blogs: If you are newly engaged or know someone planning their wedding, here are three wedding blogs on my radar recently. Borrowed and Blue – I just discovered this blog but I like the layout and it seems like it has a lot of valuable and helpful information. Snippet & Ink – this wedding blog feels more genuine to me. I feel like a lot of wedding blogs are just about pretty pictures, but S&I seems to value good imagery with an emphasis on storytelling. The Daily Wedding – I recently discovered this blog because a bride inquired after finding us in their "photographer" section. Thanks for the feature! Again, I like the "real wedding" feel to the images and their heart for marriage.
Life Hack – Bulk Meal Prepping: I won't lie – I'm learning to love to cook. Emphasis on "learning". Vitaliy is an artist in every way, even in the kitchen. He even plates his meals in such a way that looks as if we're eating at a 5-star restaurant. So, cooking three meals a day is not appealing to me. My current life hack for preventing the need to cook every meal while doing the Whole 30 which requires real food for every meal is to cook in bulk. We now double or even triple our recipes so that we have leftovers for this week and, if possible, can freeze some for a future meal as well. It has been a game changer and something I hope to continue doing even after we finish the Whole 30.
Date Night: We were not able to make date night happen yet this week. Vitaliy had a big deadline for a commercial project he's working on so he worked through the evening last night. We're hoping to find some time today while Rose naps. And it will likely involve working on our powersheets. We're trying to finally finish setting our goals for 2016 by the start of March.


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The Transition Team has been working hard since March to carry out the task of helping to create "a sustainable vision for the future ministry of Savannah Presbytery." Our team has been very busy creating job descriptions, examining the presbytery's teams, identifying needs for personnel, and, in the last few months, receiving Personal Information Forms (PIFs), and prayerfully considering candidates to serve as the Transitional General Presbyter and Stated Clerk. Rev. Joyce Lieberman, our Synod Executive, met with the Transition Team in late July to offer guidance and support as we began the process of discerning who would be the best "fit" for our presbytery. Those candidates whom we discerned to be our finalists were interviewed via ZOOM.
During these initial interviews, there was concern among candidates about taking on both the Transitional General Presbyter and Stated Clerk roles. As is the case with any transitional work, there are a lot of added tasks which rest outside the scope of an established "called" position. Given the candidates' concerns and considering our own growing understanding of the scope of the transitional work, the team decided we needed flexibility to separate the two positions if needed. A motion was made to that effect and was approved by Council.
After the initial ZOOM interviews, the team reached out to the candidates' references and then invited two finalists to come for in-person interviews. After these interviews, the committee sensed very clearly that God was calling the Rev. Dr. Alan Baroody to lead our presbytery during this transitional period. Many of us know Alan from his years of faithful service in and to our presbytery. The Transition Team was impressed with his experience in transitional work, his pastoral gifts, and his ideas for helping to develop a vision for the future of our presbytery.
In consultation with Alan, it was decided that he would serve as the Transitional General Presbyter only. Alan was presented to Council by the Transition Team at the stated meeting on September 30th and was unanimously approved. He begins his ministry with us on November 1st. The Rev. Eric Beene, who was in attendance as Interim Stated Clerk, agreed to continue in that capacity until May 2020.
The Transition Team and Alan are looking forward to working with consultant David York to set up listening sessions in each district to hear more about your hopes and suggestions for our presbytery's initial priorities.
Meet Our Transitional General Presbyter
The Rev. Dr. Alan Baroody
A little over five years ago, Alan and his wife, Suzanne, moved from Midway to Addison, TX (near Dallas). While in Texas, Alan's focus has been on transitional ministries and church consultations. He served as Interim Head of Staff at St. Andrew Presbyterian Church in Denton, TX and Interim Pastor at Woodhaven Presbyterian Church in Irving, TX. Before moving to Texas, Alan served as Pastor of Jekyll Presbyterian Community Church for five years and over thirteen years as the Executive Director of the Marylou Fraser Foundation for Families (The Fraser Counseling Center). Additionally, Alan has served on Committees on Ministry in three presbyteries for 20 of the past 24 years of his ministry.
After forty-two years of ministry, he was Honorably Retired at the September meeting of Grace Presbytery. Two days later, he accepted Savannah Presbytery's invitation to serve as our Transitional General Presbyter. Retired for two days, Alan says he's "thrilled to have 'failed' retirement so that we can begin our work together here in Savannah Presbytery. As far as I can tell, there is no place in the Bible that addresses retiring from following Jesus!"
Alan is looking forward to visiting with all the churches in our presbytery and exploring ways in which we, as a presbytery of primarily smaller congregations, can help each other in furthering the work of God's kingdom in our midst. "We are a denomination and a presbytery in transition. We need each other's gifts and need to learn how to better connect and support one another in mission and ministry."
Alan's wife, Suzanne, is a ruling elder in the PC(USA). She is also a licensed professional counselor and works as a Military Family Life Counselor at various military installations, both in the U.S. and around the world. Both she and Alan serve as volunteers on Presbyterian Disaster Assistance's National Response Team.
Alan and Suzanne have four adult children and two grandchildren. For recreation, Alan enjoys reading mystery novels, sailing, hunting, fishing, camping, and amateur radio.
Educational and Professional Background: Master of Divinity, Princeton Theological Seminary; Master of Theology in Pastoral Counseling, Union Theological Seminary, Richmond; Doctor of Ministry in Family Systems, Lutheran Southern Theological Seminary; licensed Marriage and Family Therapist Supervisor; Board member of the Soul Repair Center of Brite Divinity School (research and education on Moral Injury); Served churches in South Carolina, Texas, and Georgia; Directed Christian counseling and outpatient services in Colorado and Georgia.


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This was a former blog post on "John's Blog Space." Since GT5 has long been released, it needs not be on JBS any longer. So welcome to the new home of this topic! This topic has been extensively modified to reflect changes from GT5 as well as being reworked to look better.
--- Gran Turismo: Other International Locales? ---
^ Five installments of Gran Turismo, many locales featured (all indicated by aquamarine dots). Where will future GTs take us? Each dot on the map indicates a rough sketch of all (or as many as possible) real-world locations featured in Gran Turismo games.
The Gran Turismo series has taken its fans across the world and back (virtually, of course). While many can argue there is a much greater Japanese presence than the rest of the world, at least you can visit venues and locales the world over. The Gran Turismo series can visit many more places and bring many more locations into the series. The real world influence didn't actually begin until Gran Turismo, where there were many real-world locations featured as opposed to an all original cast of locations in Gran Turismo 1.
So how does this blog post work? I'll share with you locations I think Gran Turismo should consider visiting in trying to offer more locales to people. Because this post was initially created while Gran Turismo 5 was in development, the assumption is that many of these locations are either offered as downloadable content for GT5 or for consideration in a future Gran Turismo title.
Locale Overview:• North America
• Central America
• Latin America
• British Isles
• Europe...
...Western and Southwestern Europe
...Central Europe
...Southern Europe
• Northern, Western, and Central Africa
• Southern Africa and Madagascar
• Middle East...
• ...Turkey
• ...Arabian Peninsula
• Asia (excluding Middle East)...
• ...South Asia
• ...Southeast Asia and the Philippines
• ...China and the Korea Republic
• ...Japan
• Oceania and the South Pacific
• Australia and Tasmania
• New Zealand
• Pacific Islands and Other Places
--- North and South America ---A number of people who I sometimes read comments from really talk down on Polyphony Digital like they are terrible fails at finding American venues. Some probably wish there were more muscle cars and more American venues than mostly Japanese tracks and venues. Well here, this is a chance to make your case known. I explain a variety of courses and cities that would enhance Gran Turismo 5 to a great degree.
Other American Venues and Cities.I'd be interested in seeing a variety of racing venues in America. Unlike most other people I'm not going to lash out on or be picky about American locales in the game. Maybe there's a little Enthusia in me, but I'd love to see a San Francisco street course. I love San Francisco. Maybe include Long Beach. Sebring and Road Atlanta would be great to include and would really enhance the American racing scene in Gran Turismo. Other venues I'd be interested in seeing (click on the hyperlinks to visit their official home pages):
• Barber Motorsports Park (Leeds, Alabama, USA)
• Miller Motorsports Park (Tooele, Utah, USA)
• Road America (Elkhart Lake, Wisconsin, USA)
• Motor Sport Ranch Houston (Angleton, Texas, USA)
• Portland International Raceway (Portland, Oregon, USA)
• Lime Rock Park (Lakeville, Connecticut, USA)
Fantasy street courses in the following American cities would add some extra appeal (feel free to add your own!):
• Houston, Texas, USA
• San Antonio, Texas, USA
• St. Louis, Missouri, USA
• Detroit, Michigan, USA
• San Francisco, California, USA (like Pacific Gateway in Enthusia Professional Racing)
• Los Angeles, California, USA
• Denver, Colorado, USA
• Miami, Florida, USA
• Las Vegas, Nevada, USA (other than the drag strip)
• Charlotte, North Carolina, USA
• Atlanta, Georgia, USA
Canada.Polyphony Digital can have a variety of newer locales. The favorites for me would be the Circuit de Gilles Villeneuve in Montreal and the beautiful Mont-Tremblant course. If offered, races around Mosport, Vancouver, Toronto, and Trois-Rivieres would be nice bonuses.
I've even found out about a location in Canada called Hay River, Northwest Territories, Canada. That's a very beautiful place from what I've seen in pictures. It, too, would make a great Photo Mode location.
Mexico and Central America.I'd like to see some Latin American venues. The big one for me would be the Mexico City (Autodromo de los Hermanos Rodriguez). MAYBE Funidora Park (Monterrey, Nuevo Leon, Mexico) as well. Street courses would be interesting for cities like the following:
• San Luis Potosi, Mexico
• Tijuana, Mexico
• Cancun, Mexico
• Tela, Honduras
• San Salvador, El Salvador
• Panama City, Panama
South America.You HAVE to include Brazil. There's just no other way. Interlagos and Brasilia would be nice venues. I also wanted to mention the Autódromo Internacional Nelson Piquet, but I think that track is now-defunct. The Buenos Aires race course (Autódromo Juan y Óscar Gálvez) would be great to include as far as non-Brazilian venues go. You could plan fantasy street courses for the following cities:
• Rio de Janerio, Brazil (like Forza Motorsport attempted)
• Sao Paulo, Brazil
• Machu Picchu, Peru
• Caracas, Venezuela
• Buenos Aires, Argentina
• Rosario, Argentina
• Santiago, Chile
There's more to this! Click on "Read More" for more commentary from me on international locales for future GT titles! Or, disregard this line if you are reading the full post.
--- Europe ---The modern automobile was born in Europe, so why not give some European love? GT4 did the European scene a great favor by including the Circuit de la Sarthe and the Nürburgring Nordschleife. There are many more courses and locales to look into for GT5.
British Isles and Ireland.Doesn't it feel good to finally have British representation in Gran Turismo with the London street course and the Top Gear Test Track? To say that England loves their motorsport is a severe understatement. They mostly live and breathe motorsport. There are a garden variety of racing series for various styles of cars and motorcycles. Silverstone has been one of my favorite British courses. Donnington Park has always been a challenging course to me. There's always Brands Hatch as far as great motor racing circuits in the British Isles go. Not going to say it's can't-miss, but it's one of the most popular courses there for sure. Snetterton seems simple, but can be very tricky if you get it wrong. Cadwell Park is a beautiful facility with a competitive race track. Oulton Park is challenging. It's rather narrow as well as tricky. Finally, you can REALLY do justice by including the Goodwood Festival of Speed and/or the Goodwood Revival. There are countless options to choose from.
I am not as educated about Irish tracks except for the tricky Mondello Park. The absolute extreme would be an automotive version of the Manx Grand Prix on the Isle of Man.
Fantasy street courses could help. There's already London. How about a few more?
• Manchester, England
• Sheffield, England
• Cardiff, Wales
• Swansea, Wales
• Edinboro, Scotland
• Belfast, Northern Ireland
• Dublin, Ireland
Continental Europe: Western and Southwestern Europe.I'll be going on what the CIA World Factbook (and Wikipedia) label as Western Europe. I've already mentioned the British Isles, so I'll move into continental Europe. Those countries to be mentioned in this section include the following: Belgium, France, the Netherlands, Luxembourg, and Monaco. I'll also mention Southwestern Europe; but mostly Portugal and Spain.
GT5 has a very good course around the streets of Madrid. I wouldn't mind seeing a course around Barcelona, Salamanca, Seville, or any other lovely Spanish city. Spain has a great deal of racing history. Catalunya is perhaps the best circuit in Spain. PD MAY be inclined to port Valencia from Tourist Trophy to GT5 (or for a future GT). Other good Spanish courses include Jerez and Jarama. What would be interesting is if they got in the Ascari Race Resort. Either way, Spain is one of those can't-miss countries for motorsport. All I know about Portugal racing is the Estoril circuit and the all-new Portimao circuit.
Belgium is a small-size country, but it features one of the world's best race tracks- Spa-Francorchamps. Spa-Francorchamps is available as downloadable content for Gran Turismo 5. So that's something to definitely be excited about if you're hoping for more European representation in GT. You can't do any more wrong with Circuit de la Sarthe. You COULD look to add the Bugatti circuit apart from the 8.5-mile Circuit de la Sarthe course. Magny-Cours is a great course. One of the most unique courses is Circuit Paul Ricard with its unusual and colorful runoff areas. And about the only other French course I know is Dijon-Prenois. Only track I know in the Netherlands is Assen. That course is tough. There's also Zandvoort, which is pretty tough as well.
Get your engine revved up for racing in Western Europe in GT!
Fantasy street courses from the aforementioned countries (if they can't get real courses) would be great for the following locations:
• Marseilles, France
• Nice, France (a Sister City of my hometown of Houston, TX, USA)
• Amsterdam, Netherlands
• Rotterdam, South Holland, Netherlands
• Barcelona, Spain
• Seville (Sevilla), Spain
• Toledo, Spain
• Salamanca, Spain
• Lisbon (Lisboa), Portugal
Continental Europe: Central Europe.The nations to be included in this section include Austria, Czech Republic, Germany, Hungary, Liechtenstein, Poland, Slovakia, Slovenia, and Switzerland.
Germany is a true heaven of racing circuits as well as some outstanding cars. Hockenheim was a great course, until this dumbed-down version came along. I know the safety aspect and being able to see all the way around the track, but I've missed the old Hockenheim. Still do. Other German courses can include the Norisring raced by DTM, Eurospeedway Lausitz (that I've always known as the Lausitzring), Oschersleben, and the Sachsenring. If I think Austria, I usually think of the A1 Ring (which I didn't know is also called the Österreichring). Austria is a beautiful country. Brno is the only track I really know in the Czech Republic. That track can be super-slow as every corner is either a 2nd or 3rd Gear corner. Only other course I've heard of was Most. I only know the Hungaroring and Euro-Ring as far as Hungarian circuits go. You be the judge on returning the Swiss Alps. Many people would want to see Grindelwald return. Then again, we do get Eiger Nordwand and its multiple variations. This covers all or most of the known circuits.
Fictional street courses in Central European locales would include the following:
• Frankfurt, Germany
• Cologne (Köln), Germany
• Munich, Germany
• Vienna (Wien), Austria
• Budapest, Hungary
• Bern, Switzerland
• Lucerne (Luzern) Switzerland
• Geneva, Switzerland
• Zurich, Switzerland
• Bratislava, Slovakia
Continental Europe: Northern Europe and Scandinavia.In this section, I will mention mostly the Nordic countries (Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland, and Iceland).
There are no proper race tracks I know in Denmark. In Sweden, I know of Anderstorp after playing the very first GTR game. There's also Mantorp Park, where you can enjoy some drag racing down the backstretch since it's so long. Sweden is also your hookup for rally racing as you can enjoy rally racing on natural snow. That would be a great consideration for GT5. Finland would be a great rally zone. You can also hark back to the Helsinki street course in the mid-late 1990s. Really, there's not many major places I can think of. Norway has one of the northernmost racing tracks in the world with a trackcalled Arctic Circle Raceway. Because the track is so far north in the Norweigian city of Mo I Rana, it is rumored that it's possible to have a 24-hour race there under full daylight! If you're crazy enough to think of a Greenlandic course, it would most likely have to be a rally course, or just a romp through a village or town. I've known someone online from Sisimiut, Greenland; which is a coastal city in west southwestern Greenland. I mention Greenland because it's a Denmark dependency.
Fantasy street courses for this international region would include the following:
• Riga, Latvia
• Vilnius, Lithuania
• Tallinn, Estonia
• Helsinki, Finland (even including the real street course raced by a few series in 1996-1997)
• Copenhagen, Denmark
• Stockholm, Sweden
• Gothenburg, Sweden
• Oslo, Norway
• Reykjavik, Iceland
• Nuuk, Greenland
• Sisimiut, Greenland
Continental Europe: Southern Europe and the Mediterranean.I'm going to define Southern Europe as the following locations that I will mention in this section: Italy, Croatia, Greece, San Marino, and Vatican City.
The acquistion of Ferrari means that Polyphony Digital can come up with any number of venues to enjoy racing. Most notably, they COULD use Fiorano, which is Ferrari's test track. They can really do justice by getting the three "M" courses in Italy- Mugello, Misano, and especially Monza. Gran Turismo 5 has Monza featured with both dry and wet versions. Mugello can be quite fast, especially on the front straight. Misano is a little more technical, yet still fast. Vallelunga's road course (because Vallelunga does have an oval, but not a traditional American-type oval) is pretty tricky. Mugello is a high-speed playground, but its sudden corners will befuddle speed freaks. Misano is about the same, but you can only go so fast around that course. A return to Rome Circuit days would be a welcome return for the GT series. I'd surely love to see the Rome Night course return so it can be raced MUCH more often than the almost total neglect it had in GT2 (not that I don't mind the Rome Circuit). While Rome returned for Gran Turismo 5, it returned with a different configuration from the classic Rome Circuit. I therefore call the newer Rome Circuit as "Neo Rome Circuit." Enna Pergusa was a course from GTR, and it's a fun course. Adria is a very competitive circuit. The draw for this track to me is that the course is actually much shorter than its configuration suggests. Its full configuration is nowhere near two miles in length (it's about 1.679 miles in length). DO NOT pass up Italy!
San Marino is known for only one course- Imola. I've never been a real fan of Imola, but it would be nice to see this track featured. The sad fact about this course is that this is where the great Ayrton Senna was killed at in 1993. There are two Greek courses, Megara and Serres. I know nothing of them. Best that can be done would be a fantasy street course event in Athens or make your own Acropolis Rally.
Rome has been featured in a GT game, so a return there would be great for GT5. Other fictional street course locations in the following cities would be real interesting:
• Vatican City
• Milan, Italy
• Modena, Italy
• Maranello, Italy
• Florence, Italy
• Tuscany, Italy
• Zagreb, Croatia
• Athens, Greece
• Meteora, Greece
• Mykonos, Greece
• Santorini, Greece
• Valletta, Malta
• Msida, Malta
Continental Europe: Eastern Europe and Russia.Nothing to really note as far as interesting tracks. I know I've heard of a potential Russian Formula 1 course, but nothing to really interesting of note to include here. Possible fantasy street courses would include the following:
• Moscow, Russia
• St. Petersburg, Russia
• Nizhny Novgorod, Russia
(more speculative Eastern Europe venues to be included in the future)
--- Africa ---Africa is known for two major kinds of racing- rally racing and road racing.
Northern, Western, and Central Africa.I mostly think of the Dakar Rally here. You can have desert-style racing across the Sahara Desert. However, you may still hold a stage using Dakar, Senegal; where the traditional Dakar Rally ends. There was a proposed race track called Ghazala Bay, but last I've heard, those plans have since been cancelled. The FIA World Touring Car Championship has run around the streets of Marrakech as part of the WTCC. Nairobi wouldn't be bad for a street course race. Then again, don't forget having your own Safari Rally experience!
Fictional street courses would include venues in the following places:
• Cairo, Egypt
• Aswan, Egypt
• Casablanca, Morocco
• Dakar, Senegal
• Nairobi, Kenya
• (a rally-type course in Nigeria, perhaps the Nigerian capital, Lagos)
Southern Africa and Madagascar.Only real thing to take away from here is the experience of racing at two of Africa's finest race courses, both in the same country- South Africa. Kyalami is a technical race course, not to mention a fun one. It used to host the South African Grand Prix. The Phakisa Freeway hosts a variety of racing events. The facility in Welkom, South Africa has a 2.5 kilometer oval (about maybe 1.25 or 1.5 miles - top of my head) and a road course. I know it better for the road course configuration there. Like so few oval courses, the Phakisa Freeway's road course does not technically use the oval. As for Madagascar, there are no racing venues to speak of. You COULD do a tarmac rally around Antananarivo (Madagascar's capital).
Fictional street courses would include the following:
• Pretoria, South Africa
• Johannesburg, South Africa
• Cape Town, South Africa
--- Middle East (Excluding Egypt) ---There actually is racing within the Middle East. The first kind of Middle Eastern racing I've heard of is Middle Eastern rally racing. Motorsports in the Middle East has really emerged. Really, this would come down to four primary countries, Bahrain, Qatar, Turkey, and the United Arab Emirates.
Turkey.Turkey has the fantastic Istanbul Park circuit. It is a track with a great rhythm just about all the way around. A truly exciting course. A fantasy street course around Istanbul would be interesting, especially if you could maybe have the beautiful Hagia Sophia in the distance. Istanbul also happens to be a Sister City of Houston.
Arabian Peninsula.This will include Bahrain, Qatar, and the United Arab Emirates. Bahrain has the very exciting Bahrain International Circuit. It's a jewel in the desert that offers a competitive track that's also lovely. Qatar features the Losail circuit. MotoGP fans were treated to see this track lit up under lots of flood lights for MotoGP's first-ever night race a few years ago. A similar experience would be fun for Gran Turismo 5. The United Arab Emirates has one really great track and potential second and third candidates. The Yas Marina Circuit, home of the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, is a very futuristic and ultra-modern racing facility. It has the combination of a competitive racing facility with a little Monte Carlo flair with the marina. The UAE also has the Dubai Autodrome. From a few angles, you can see downtown Dubai as you race. Really a lovely sight no matter how you look at it.
Fictional street courses would be a bit of a gamble for the Middle East, and there isn't too much you can do here except:
• Istanbul, Turkey
• Dubai, United Arab Emirates
• Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
--- Asia ---The world's largest size continent is Asia. Lots of racing for you to enjoy if you're into racing. Let's speculate on venue ideas for GT5 in Asia!
South Asia.South Asia will mostly be defined as Pakistan, Nepal, Sri Lanka, and especially India. There are two known Indian circuits- Kari Memorial Speedway (Coimbatore) and Irungattukottai. Situated about 40 miles away from Delhi, the new Buddh International Circit is set to host India's first ever F1 Grand Prix on October 30, 2011. The real likelihood would probably be some fantasy street courses if you're talking Indian courses. They include:
• Mumbai, India
• Jodhpur, India
• Agra, India (where the Taj Mahal is located)
• New Dehli, India
• Calcutta (Kolkata), India
• Lucknow, India
• Kandy, Sri Lanka
• Dhaka, Bangladesh
• Chittagong, Bangladesh
Southeast Asia.There are some major cities as well as some other various points that would serve as great venues for a rally race or two. Have a look:
I'd first like to start with Thailand. There are two circuits I know little about- Bira International Raceway and Thailand Circuit. Thailand Circuit has an interesting-looking configuration. Really, there's a great deal of racing in Thailand. Very involved. Actual Thai courses aren't likely in GT5, but if anything, Bangkok and Pattaya could have some fantasy road (as in country or rural roads) or street courses.
Vietnam doesn't have any motor racing venues I'm aware of. Venues will have to come down to rally-type courses or street races. This would be grounds for some good rally action or maybe some street course ideas. The big-name cities to think of would be Hanoi (Ha Noi) and especially Ho Chi Minh (Saigon/Sai Gon). Some nice small cities and towns that would be good for some racing would include Vinh Long, Da Nang, and Haiphong.
Surely Malaysia has some racing involvement. The Sepang is one of the finest courses in Asia. Maybe the best mainland Asia track. Very exciting course. There are some other Malaysian courses, but Sepang is the finest. A fantasy course or Photo Mode visit to Kuala Lumpur would be great. The Petronas Towers must be visible. Singapore's F1 may or may not be possible, but it's still quite fun and unique. It's an amazing experience.
Even more so if included in GT5. Indonesia has the Sentul Circuit and some sort of street course around Jakarta (capital of Indonesia). How about some love for the world's largest archipelago, PD? Finally, and speaking of island nations, we conclude with the Philippines. There are two known circuits- Batangas and Subic Bay. Batangas is a tangled mess of roads, kind of like a Filipino version of Brasilia. The extended version is even more a tangled mess. Still, it's quite competitive. So is Subic Bay, which is a much more simpler course. A fantasy street course deal would include Manila or Cebu City.
Fantasy street courses in this international region would include:
• Bangkok, Thailand
• Pattaya, Thailand
• Hanoi (Ha Noi), Vietnam (Viet Nam)
• Saigon (Sai Gon)/Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam (Viet Nam)
• Vinh Long, Vietnam
• Da Nang, Vietnam
• Haiphong, Vietnam
• Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
• Jakarta, Indonesia
• Manila, Philippines
• Cebu City, Philippines
• Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei
China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, and Korea Republic.Hong Kong would have been nice to see return to GT5, but it unfortunately is not part of the lineup. But really, I'd prefer the race be held deeper into the night rather than the twilight setting. And just to make it fun, why not have a laser light show from the tops of the buildings across the water? It would make things a bit more fun. Either this, or have a more interesting race through Hong Kong.
Macau is a street course nightmare. However, it's widely respected. Only RACE WTCC has featured Macau (for all I know), so why not another game to feature this place? Within China, Goldenport is popular... or at least the rFactor version. It's a very interesting course, though I've never been able to play it in rFactor. There was an A1GP event around the streets of Beijing, but it really looked like a course thrown together at the last moment and not too successful. This Jingkai course would be a no-no. Maybe look to make some more interesting city street courses using other parts of Beijing. There's also Zhuhai, which has seen some international action before. The ultimate would be the Shanghai Circuit. Taiwanese influence would include a fantasy street course in Taipei.
I know nothing of North Korean racing. South Korea is pleased to be able to host the Formula One Korean Grand Prix at the Korean International Circuit. The streets of Seoul were supplied in GT4, though many felt Seoul could have been a much longer track. Changwon had a popular F3 racing venue on its city streets. Everland Speedway looks pretty fun.
The speculative fantasy street courses would include the following:
• Beijing, China
• Chongqing, China
• Wuhan, China
• Shanghai, China
• Suzhou, China
• Taipei, Taiwan
• Changwon, South Korea
• Deagu, South Korea
Japan.Most people just think that all Polyphony Digital cares about more than any other place is their native Japan. Even so, there are a variety of challenging courses in Japan. If PD were to include more tracks from its native country, they have a variety of choices. Some are good courses that haven't made it into the GT series. With a focus on drifting, Ebisu is pretty can't-miss. One of Japan's best race courses is one that missed out on hosting an F1 race- Autopolis. The course is very challenging and really tests you on a variety of levels. Super GT (formerly the JGTC) started racing at Autopolis starting back in the 2003 or 2004 season. It's an incredible challenge. Not sure what tracks are still standing, but here are a garden variety of good Japanese courses: Nakayama, Okayama, Sugo, and Tokachi. Funny enough, I don't think there's been a proper temporary street course (the D1GP drifting action in Tokyo's Odaiba doesn't count). So let's look to fantasy street courses for some added Japanese flair:
• Yokohama, Japan
• Osaka, Japan
• Toyota, Japan
• Fukuoka, Japan
• Hiroshima, Japan
• Nagasaki, Japan
• Hakodate, Japan
• Sapporo, Japan
• Chiba, Japan
--- Oceania and the South Pacific ---Some think that Australia is just too far away from most other countries to really have a presence in motorsport. Australia surely has its own identity in motorsports. This is a golden opportunity for PD to look for Australian venues. They NEED Australian venues if they ever want to have a true Australian presence in GT5.
Australia.Bathurst. Bathurst (or Mount Panorama) will make countless Australian racing fans happy. It has the history and the character to be one of the finest racing tracks to race on in ANY game. A quality look at Bathurst would be great for GT5 or a future GT. American audiences got a chance to see all of the Bathurst 1000 live on TV for the first-time ever. To read my thoughts on Speed Channel's coverage of the Bathurst 1000, you are invited to read "Speed Channel's Coverage of the 2011 Bathurst 1000" on John's Blog Space. If not that, then there's Surfer's Paradise- one of my personal favorite street courses. You can basically follow the Australian V8 Supercar Series or maybe the Australian GT championship for great venues. Good real circuits would include Eastern Creek and Sandown. Hidden Valley and Winton would make for great racing too. Phillip Island isn't bad to consider, either. The view of the ocean is quite unique there as you race.
There are a variety of real temporary courses like Adelaide and Melbourne's Albert Park. Fantasy street courses would be interesting in this city, especially looking to these cities:
• Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
• Canberra, Australia (just not that terrible street course from the early 2000s)
• Perth, Western Australia, Australia
• Uluru, Australia
• Brisbane, Australia
• Hobart, Tasmania
• Launceston, Tasmania
New Zealand.Other than Pukekohe, I don't know much else about motorsport in New Zealand. I only know New Zealand for one of the most kick-ass families in racing- the Millens (Rod, Steve, Rhys, etc.). New Zealand is home to the world's southernmost race track, Teretonga Park. Taupo Motorsport Park played host to the A1 Grand Prix in the past. Teretonga Park and Taupo Motorsport Park are two lovely facilities. Only three major cities come to mind for any fictional street courses. And here are three good ideas:
• Auckland, New Zealand
• Wellington, New Zealand
• Christchurch, New Zealand
--- Various Island Nations and Other Venues ---This just concerns any other points of the world that haven't been mentioned. I can't think of many other places. I would want to see a return to Tahiti for the GT series. Maybe look for some action in other points of the world like these:
• Noumea, New Caledonia
• Christmas Island
• Reunion Island
• Maldives
• Tuvalu
• American Samoa
• Guam
• Kingston, Jamaica
• Canary Islands
• Ibiza Town, Ibiza
It was smart that Tahiti was included for Gran Turismo 2 to represent France. It may be surreal that you have Tahiti, but Tahiti is part of French Polynesia.
--- Overall... ---Please note that all of the many locales I mentioned will NOT be in GT5, even including as downloadable content. Instead, there are ideas of mine as far as where Polyphony Digital can look to for any international locales whether in road racing, rally racing, photo mode, or any combination of the three. Gran Turismo 5 needs more Canadian, Latin American (especially Brazil), and Australian influence. A longshot would be to get some African influence as well as digging deeper into Europe. I also believe that Gran Turismo 5 should include at least one track from each of the nationalities of cars in the game. GT4 is an example of some places that have a nationality of car, only not with a "home" track. Think of Seat (Spanish), Spyker (Denmark), Gillet (Belgium), Volvo (Sweden), and all the Australian makes (Holden, Ford Australia, and FPV). They need some sort of representation for home tracks! This was a long read, but it's just the various ideas and locations that PD can look to for inspiration to travel the world looking for the next best venues to feature in the Gran Turismo series.
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King and Hope star in North's triumph win over the bold Dees
Sunday, February 24 2019 @ 05:26 pm ACDT
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North Melbourne Tasmanian Kangaroos triumphed to a four-point win over Melbourne at Casey Fields in the South East of Melbourne in the humid conditions.
It was North's first real test of this years competition in what was one of the best AFLW matches skill and pressure wise.
Hope and King guided North to the tough victory.
Image Source: Kelly Defina/Getty Images
It was a tight defensive first quarter. This made it hard for either team to gain clean possession and score for the first half of the quarter.
North and the Dees scored a goal each late in the quarter.
Moana Hope slotted through the first goal of the match from the set shot after she was awarded for her tackle and forward pressure inside 50 for North.
The Dees quickly responded with a goal via Cat Phillips who caused the smother and booted through a nice running goal.
At quarter time, North were up by a point.
The difference in the match was that North continued to move the ball faster and capitalized with their limited opportunities when they had the ball inside forward 50 outscoring the Dees three goals to one.
Hope marked strongly and then kicked a good leading kick to Emma King who marked and booted through the goal directly in front.
King made her presence felt inside 50 as she used her strength to mark the ball over her opponent.
King slotted through her second consecutive goal of the quarter.
Tegan Cunningham took the contested mark and booted through the Dees first goal from close.
Sophie Abbatangelo was awarded with a free kick deep in attack for North and Abbatangelo made no mistake kicking the goal.
At the main break, North held a handy lead of 10 points.
The Dees came out all guns blazing in the third term and applied all sorts of pressure all over the ground.
North was truly tested by the Dees and it showed, as the Dees had majority of the attacking play and it resulted in the Dees outscoring North two goals to one.
Aliesha Newman used her electrifying speed after a string of handballs from the Dees and ran inside 50 to nail through a superb running goal.
Tyla Hanks curved through the Dees second straight goal after she received a nice handball from Maddie Gay.
Hope with an impressive contested mark inside 50 and she kicked a long goal.
It was a quick response to the Dees goal in the seesawing affair. At three quarter time, North held a slender lead of three points.
There was one stoppage after another in the final quarter and it was a tense finish with both teams only scoring a goal apiece.
It was a terrific pass from Lily Mithen to Newman who marked it well on the lead inside 50.
Newman slotted through her second goal of the match from a calm set shot.
King awarded with a free kick, as she was pushed in the back and she booted through the handy goal truly from the set shot.
North won by four points over a gallant Dees outfit at Casey Fields.
With the win, North remain the only team undefeated and the win sends a message to the rest of the competition that North can win even when they are not playing their finest football.
Melbourne: Newman 2, Phillips, Cunningham, Hanks
North Melbourne: Emma King 3, Hope 2, Abbatangelo
Melbourne: Paxman, Hore, Mithen, O'Dea, Pearce
North Melbourne: Kearney, Emma King, Stanton, Duffin, Hope
Melbourne: Nil
North Melbourne: Nil
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