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Lasting First Impressions of Mark of the Ninja
Developed by Klei Entertainment | Published by Microsoft Studios
» Mark of the Ninja from Klei Entertainment seemed to come out of nowhere. I don't recall hearing anything about it until it arrived on the Xbox Marketplace late last week. Some of their previous outings on the platform include the wonderful Ninja platformer N+, the popular Shank series, and the cute and adorable Eets. This new entry in their lineup seems to be a return to their roots of N+ but with much more Ninja stealth action and full story than a general platformer.
If you want to feel like a ninja (and who doesn't really), Mark of the Ninja is the game for you. Employing the tried and true minimalistic colour schemes found in several titles these days (Limbo, Deadlight), Mark of the Ninja does a fantastic job of ensuring you know you're in darkness, which is where you want to be. When the light of a guard's flashlight or an overhead lamp illuminates you, you are emblazened in full colour and vulnerable to detection. When you are shrouded in darkness, you are a deadly shadow.
Mark of the Ninja is an impressive XBLA game and easily one of the best this year. The level designs and challenges really make you think about your next move carefully before executing it. Patience will be the key to success here so those of you who love a good stealth game will love playing the Ninja in this game. Be prepared to fail many attempts, though, as you study the guards' movements and experiment your different available options, from silently smashing the light fixtures, to throwing small explosives to attract the attention of the enemies away from you. An arsenal of objects are available throughout the course of the game to aid you in your silent travels.
The artwork in Mark of the Ninja is that of a quality animated cartoon and is quite impressive. It seems to be more than just cell-shading like what we find in games like Borderlands; instead it felt like I was truly playing a cartoon.
Having known nothing about this game before it released, I was truly surprised at the quality of not only the artwork and animation, but of the gameplay itself. The controls are easy to grasp and understand and the game eases the player into more and more options as the story progresses. Every chapter has specific goals to achieve to obtain the perfect score and there are several collectibles to find throughout. Replay value is inherent in Mark of the Ninja and it's the kind of game I'd be happy to play over and over again. Even after a multitude of attempts at clearing one area, I never felt frustrated. Instead, it gave me more determination to discover the best approach to get to my destination without failing the optional objectives such as "reach the roof without being detected."
Mark of the Ninja is smart, challenging, and, most importantly, quite fun to play.
Klei Entertainment, I gave you an hour and I am IMPRESSED.


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Using this simple tool to identify a stroke can save crucial time.
Since 2006, we have used the acronym F-A-S-T (F=Facial Droop; A=Arm weakness or drift; S=Slurred Speech; T=Time to call 911) as a simple tool to teach children the most common warning signs and symptoms of a stroke, and to call 911 instantly if they even have a suspicion that a possible stroke has occurred.
We know that children have many different learning styles, and because of this, we incorporate many teaching techniques that help meet the criteria. Each lesson teaches students through repetition, hands-on experience, the use of visual and auditory aids, song, and reading. As a result, we know that each child, no matter how they learn, will take away the same message as the rest of their classmates. Many Stroke Heroes are born, each holding the ability to save lives, and reduce disability, while at the same time, teaching others to do the same.

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Arlo NoMad, a short walk from the Empire State Building and Madison Square Park, features 250 modern micro guest rooms (150 square feet). With city and sky views, each efficiently-designed room includes complimentary WiFi, Blind Barber bath amenities and custom walnut furnishings. Beautiful public spaces in the hotel encourage lounging and socializing. The Heights, a 31st-floor rooftop bar, is a great place to survey the City, while Massoni serves up "Italianish" cuisine by chef Dale Talde that highlights local market-driven ingredients. Guests are also afforded complimentary usage of Arlo Bicycles.
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The Swedish government started a scheme on 1 February 2018 to financially support people that buy an electric bicycle, moped or motorcycle. The premium is maximum €1,000 (only once per person).
When the Swedish government presented the initial proposal, motorcycles were excluded. Swedish FEMA member SMC talked to the ministry and sent in a proposal which also included motorcycles. The lobby work from SMC gave results. When the proposal was amended in December 2017, motorcycles were included.
For SMC the decision was a success! Now we can see that it is also a huge financial benefit for the Swedish riders who decided to buy an electric motorcycle. Until the middle of August, 1,340 owners got €1,000 each, which is a substantial bonus.
The number of electric motorcycles in use in Sweden has increased with 73 percent since December 2015.
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Maria Nordqvist, political secretary at SMC stated: "SMC is satisfied that the government listened to our arguments and included motorcycles in the scheme. And it is also really good to hear that the minister of environment Karolina Skog sees electric motorcycles as a part of the solution to reduce congestion and emissions".
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Erik Bork, Emmy-winning television writer and producer was on hand at the Great American Pitchfest last weekend. He taught a great class entitled Throwing Rocks at Your Main Character: How to Keep Your Story Moving Forward. The title came from a famous George M. Cohan quote: "In the first act you get your hero up a tree. The second act, you throw rocks at him. For the third act you let him down."
Erik underscored the fact that every feature film, regardless of the genre, needs a compelling central problem that will drive the story from beginning to end. He also noted that 'conflict' – which any good script should be full of – doesn't necessarily mean interpersonal conflict, i.e. fighting. It just means problems.
Erik referred the class to Blake Snyder's Save the Cat and suggested we all become very familiar with Blake's genres. When you know what genre you want to work within, it becomes easier to determine what elements your central problem should have and how it should develop.
Regardless of genre, Erik informed us that any script's one central problem – and your script should just have one main problem, a problem which can't be solved until the end and which shows up in some way or another in every scene of your script – your central problem needs to be a BITCH.


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Friday, 30 November 2012
My Happy Dance
30 for 30! Happy NaBloPoMo to all! It has been quite a ride people. Thank you to all who visited and continue to visit this petri dish of a blog. (It sounds germ laden! Masks and gloves available at the front.) I know that I am still trying to figure out what this whole thing wants to be when it grows up, but it is an interesting social experiment nonetheless.
I am grateful to the Blogher community for allowing us all to connect in such a meaningful way. There are others out there like me. Who knew? I have read some remarkable postings over these past thirty days, and I have been both enriched and slightly awed by many of you. Ok. And a bit disturbed as well. But that has made it all the more exciting.
I won't be attempting December. Too much to do and so little time to do it all. But I will post again as the spirit moves. There is after all a big trip coming up in the new year. How could I not share all of that? I know that many of you are just itching to find out if I made it through all of those flights without tossing my cookies!
So until then....task complete and task well done. And now.....everybody dance!
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Matthew 28:11-15
11 While the women were on their way, some of the guards went into the city and reported to the chief priests everything that had happened. 12 When the chief priests had met with the elders and devised a plan, they gave the soldiers a large sum of money, 13 telling them, 'You are to say, "His disciples came during the night and stole him away while we were asleep." 14 If this report gets to the governor, we will satisfy him and keep you out of trouble.' 15 So the soldiers took the money and did as they were instructed. And this story has been widely circulated among the Jews to this very day.
When the priests heard the story of the empty tomb, did they believe the disciples stole the body? There was no way. The priests believed the soldier's story of what happened. They must have been pretty scared to go so far as to bribe the soldiers to lie about what happened. Did they start realizing that only God could defeat death? What would happen to them who had sentenced Jesus to death? Once the news reached Pilate, did he realize that Jesus, whom he had sent to the cross, had risen from the dead? Were the words from his wife's warning him echo in his mind? Mostly, did he remember the words of Jesus on the cross, "Forgive them Father, for they know not what they do."? Did he ask for forgiveness and accept Jesus as his Savior? I find this incredibly comforting. If Jesus can forgive the very ones that crucified him, while he was suffering, wouldn't he also forgive me for my trespasses, no matter what?


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Anton Lembede House
The headquarters of Fort Hare's ANC Youth League (ANCYL) is named after Anton Lembede, the League's founding president and one of its leading thinkers. In 1944, together with comrades Walter Sisulu, Oliver Tambo, Nelson Mandela and others, Lembede rejected the cautiousness of the ANC's elders and initiated a radical programme of strikes and demonstrations that would set the ANC and South Africa on a new path. After a long period of decline, the ANCYL was relaunched in 1991. Today it contributes to a robust world of student politics at Fort Hare from these headquarters.


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When looking into the most popular cat names of any year, there are always a few 'usual suspects'. It might not come as a surprise that cats named after the popular animated film The Lion King have always dominated the name list, and last year was no exception. With Nala top of the female list and Simba top of the male, 2017 was a nostalgic year. Perhaps the biggest surprise in either list is the inclusion of Milo, second on the list of male cat names. The results of this study were created by Find Cat Names and were based on 2.1 million new cat owners who used their site last year. You can see the full lists below.
Top Female Cat Names
1. Nala
2. Bella
3. Luna
4. Abby
5. Daisy
6. Angel
7. Cleo
8. Hazel
9. Belle
10. Coco
Top Male Cat Names
1. Simba
2. Milo
3. Tiger
4. Oreo
5. Bear
6. Biscuit
7. Felix
8. Jasper
9. Alfie
10. Caesar
Not one of Catipilla's own cats made the Top Ten, with Willow, Maddy and Lola nowhere to be seen. Does your cat's name make the Top Ten?


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John Coltrane, "Untitled Original 11383," Both Directions at Once: The Lost Album (Impulse!)
Not since Sue Graham Mingus in 2007 revealed the existence of live recordings made by her late husband, Charles, performing lengthy and lyrical jams with his orchestra at Cornell University during the spring of 1964 has there been such exuberance about a posthumous discovery in the jazz world. Yet unlike the Cornell tapes, which suffered aesthetically from age, deteriorating in quality and fidelity, Both Directions at Once sounds immaculate, like it could have emerged freshly out of the studio. One might be compelled to ask not how these missing recordings were lost for so long, but why?
When the sessions took place in 1963, Mingus would have been concurrently recording the extraordinary Mingus Mingus Mingus Mingus Mingus; Ornette Coleman was taking a breather following his triumphant Town Hall gigs, before reinventing the genre once again with the Chappaqua Suite. It's possible that Coltrane's Both Directions, a collection of fairly conventional hard bop and blues songs, sounded like an anachronism, out of step with the future trajectory of jazz. But it's a welcome treasure today. The unearthing of heretofore unheard John Coltrane recordings — true musical expressions of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness — is cause for celebration under any circumstance, but especially now, at a time when our American cousins are busy trying to decide who can and cannot enter their borders, who can and cannot stay with their families and exactly which lives matter most.
Tang, "It's (Not) All Bad," Super Happy (Art of the Uncarved Block)
"Just as there is a world hunger problem," writes Jean Baudrillard in The Consumer Society, "so there is now also a worldwide problem of fatigue." We embellish what Baudrillard calls "gloomy pleasure" from the normalization of a state of constant stress and tension, living a life out of balance. Rather than interpreting this cultural exhaustion as passivity or weakness, though, Baudrillard defends fatigue as a latent form of dissent: "The heroes of consumption are tired."
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There is a scene early on in the ill-fated Martin Scorsese and Mick Jagger-produced HBO series Vinyl where Richie Finestra, the high-powered, cocaine-fuelled record company executive played by Bobby Cannavale, has a revelation that literally brings the house down as he discovers punk rock at a New York Dolls gig. This wasn't quite that. Surely there aren't such overblown musical epiphanies left in this world. Rather, we've been given humbler revelations and, thankfully, more of them.
McCormack Meats, Verdun
I've been carrying around one particular Dennis Miller joke for 25 years. It might have been from a mid-1990s cable stand-up special, before every comedian was raked over the scorching hot coals of 21st century American political partisanship. Like all of Dennis Miller's jokes, it's exceedingly idiosyncratic, to the point of being practically meaningless outside its original context. Miller, bobble-headed and riffing improbably on the absurdities of hierarchical Catholic doctrine — (how did he get there?) — tosses out the line: "I can never remember if it's the cherubim or the seraphim that hangs from the roof of the cave." I recall laughing out loud, tickled by the acrostic reference, which I would surely never find an appropriate place to use. That is, until I stumbled into Verdun, and McCormack Meats, which, in addition to being the best butcher shop on the island of Montreal — if not the entire world — is decorated inside with such kitschy memorabilia as yellowing family photographs, arcane comic book covers, gatefold sleeves for Led Zeppelin and Pink Floyd albums, bygone Québécois political campaign buttons, bronzed baby shoes and, yes, a porcelain angel fixed hanging upside down from the ceiling. This place hits the Dennis Miller ratio, babe: it's one in a million.
I didn't know Anthony Bourdain. But like millions of us, I felt like I did. Even though he spent a significant amount of time in Montreal, championing the local food scene on his popular TV show Parts Unknown, I doubt Bourdain ever set foot in McCormack Meats. I bet it's the kind of place he would have adored, though: an unpretentious, family-operated, neighbourhood butcher shop that serves only the best cuts of beef, pork, lamb, poultry, fish and game. They make their own jerky and sausages, and their chickens are always farm-fresh. McCormack's proprietors, the Ouellettes, greet customers with smiles and friendly chatter. Whenever I order something big — I am partial to a two-inch thick Porterhouse steak carved from the in-house 60-day aged short loin — M. Ouellette exclaims "attaboy!" making me feel like I hit a home run, or scored a touchdown. Everything I've ever eaten from McCormack's has been nothing short of excellent — and at reasonable prices that neither the oldest markets nor the newest hipster butcher shops in town can match. I wish I could have taken Bourdain there, shown him the meat case and the rock 'n' roll décor and brandished the Dennis Miller joke when he spotted the upside down angel. Because Bourdain was an upside down angel, one in a million (like Miller's jokes, and McCormack's butcher shop itself), I figure he would have laughed.
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Taylor Swift may be thin, but the pop-country star said she is still concerned about her 19-year-old figure.
"Basically, if I'm indulging too much and not exercising enough, I can feel that," she told Allure's April issue. "I can feel a change before I see it. For me, working out is not so I can stay skinny. It's so that I can keep up my endurance so I'm not panting on stage. Heavy breathing is the worst when you're in concert. You don't want to see that, if you're going to see a show."
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While Taylor is concerned about her body, she wants others to not be concerned with it. Or rather, in particular, her bare physique.
"It's fine to talk about love publicly. But I think when you talk about virginity and sex publicly, people just automatically picture you naked," she told the mag. "And as much as I can prevent people picturing me naked, I'm going to."
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As for love, the singer who is currently promoting her 2008 studio album "Fearless," said she thinks about love a lot. And even when break ups come — she and Joe Jonas broke up last year when he allegedly dumped her via voicemail — Taylor said she appreciates being able to channel her feelings into her music.
"I'm the kind of person who needs everything to be justified and needs all of her time to be worth the energy," she said. "So, let's say I date a guy who really does nothing but damage me. And you've spent time, you've spent effort, and you've put everything into trying to make that work. And it didn't. So you write a song about it. It was worth everything, if you write a song about it."
While things haven't always gone perfect in her love life, Taylor said she still dreams of the storybook romance.
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"I have always been fascinated with fairy tales… and the idea that Prince Charming is just one castle away. And you're gonna run across a field and meet each other in the middle, and have an amazing, perfect movie kiss. And it's all gonna be happily ever after," she said.
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November 1st, 2007 marks the start of the eighth season for Sam's Tours unique dive offering in Palau, Eclipse, still the only chartered live aboard exploring this diving paradise. What makes Eclipse unique is that it is small enough for just one or two couples to afford exclusive use of a fully equipped live aboard, complete with very experienced captain, dive master and chef.
How often have you wished you could just have your own boat for a week of diving? How often have you wished you could have visited fabulous dive destinations when there were no other divers? That is the reality of diving with Eclipse, and in Palau, yet, famous for big fish encounters on remote pristine reefs, dozens of miles from the hotels and resorts in the developed parts of the country.
But that is not all. Since Eclipse is just for a small group of friends or family the trips are totally customized to the desires of the guests. In addition to diving where and when you most want to dive, Eclipse also has enough sea kayaks aboard for all, plus fishing gear and the time to explore a few of the hundreds of uninhabited islands that fill the huge lagoon. Perhaps the biggest thrill is that Eclipse is also a fine sailing yacht, allowing guests to take the wheel and feel the surge and power of the Pacific Trade Winds as she charges south to the best diving most people have ever experienced.
Another great treat aboard is getting to know the crew, John and Charlie, the husband and wife team that show what total immersion in the diving life can be. John has had the rare opportunity to sail his own boat and dive all over the Pacific, living the dream so many divers harbor. Charlie is a talented chef from China who went crazy for diving after starting work on Eclipse. Now one of the best dive masters in Palau, Charlie's enthusiasm is overwhelming, extending even after dinner for the most amazing night dives imaginable. Sounds good?
For more info, visit: http://www.palau-divensail.com


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Registered Psychologist
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As a registered psychologist I strive to be a lifelong learner offering the best therapies available to people looking for help and healing. I have specialized in the area of working with adults offering brief therapies intended to support individuals and couples in resolving their difficulties and regaining their health as quickly as possible. I work collaboratively with people recognizing that the counseling relationship developed and understanding your goals is key to supporting you.
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Using a Registered Psychologist, such as myself, for your counselling, ensures that you will get a professional who has the breadth and depth of training to provide you with optimum treatment. In addition to my solid professional backing, my work with you will be heart-cantered and compassionate creating a conducive environment in which to make change.
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[NOTE: MY OFFICE IS IN CALGARY -- I DO VIDEO SESSIONS ELSEWHERE IN ALBERTA]. I have been a licensed psychologist for 31 years. I am also a professor of counselling psychology with an excellent background in clinical psychology as well. I specialize in cognitive behaviour therapy, psychodynamic therapy, person-centred therapy, existential therapy, and hypnotherapy. Whatever your concern, consider scheduling an appointment with me now by going to https://app.acuityscheduling.com/schedule.php?owner=14249112
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Most of the times, an excellent app idea is undermined because of the budget constraints. Thanks to the cross-platform app development, this scenario prevails no more. Minimized cost and swift development process are the significant advantages of cross-platform apps. And due to these advantages, the cross-platform concept has established its feet in the corporate segment from the past few years.
Cross-platform applications have been a blessing for the SMEs and start-ups as these companies can also build their own applications, which was not feasible earlier.
Quite surprisingly, the international cross-platform market is expected to get a CAGR hike of 26.1% by the year 2022. The anticipated revenue of the cross-platform market by 2022 is a whopping amount of $127.93 billion, while in 2015, it was just $25.19 billion.
Before we take you on a tour to the cutting-edge benefits of cross-platform technology, we will inform you about the lumpy journey of cross-platform apps.
Cross-platform technology was picked up by the app developers due to its quick development cycle and the small business could easily take out funds to invest in them, as decent cost was involved. This was a scenario around four years ago. With the rush created in the market, it was quite evident that the concept of quick and cheap development would not yield good results in the long run. Thus, the hybrid apps ended up performing below the par and the native user experience was taking the lead.
This was a huge setback for the hybrid community. But with time, various new technological organizations and app development communities shaked their hands to develop advanced tools and frameworks to minimize the bugs pertaining to cross-platform. The leading software organizations including Facebook, Microsoft, and Apache worked dedicatedly to enhance the user experience in hybrid technology and launched frameworks including Xamarin and Appcelerator.
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Native development, on the other side, creates confines of investing a lot of time to discover core Java experts when it comes to android development. The iOS app developers also need to have high expertise in Swift and Objective-C. With cross-platform, you don't need to lower down your productivity by looking for Swift and Java professionals. Infact, the cross-platform technologies incorporate various certification programs which include React Native, Apache, Xamarin, etc. which aids the companies to hire specialists for their projects.
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The codes can be used multiple times in cross-platform mobile networks, and that is one of the significant advantages of this concept. The same code can be reused by the programmers for all the accessible platforms rather than developing fresh codes for every platform. This aids in saving resources and time as there is no need to repeat the same task again and again.
The software developers have also been reusing codes and the advantages of reusing codes can be attested by everyone with the development of software. Resuing the codes minimizes the task of maintenance and deploying, thereby minimizing task repetition.Quick development cycle
In the case of cross-platform mobile apps, development of a product can be real quicker when a mobile developer has top-grade expertise. Since there is only one-time designing of the code, the other developers can do the code translation for a certain platform.
There is provision of a single script which lets quick development of an application. Faster designing of the product lets it to be released in the market in an instant.Uniformity
User experience is an indispensable consideration when it comes to application or software. The cross-platform technology ensures the maintenance of the overall application look across a myriad of platforms.
It is arduous and quite ineffective to utilize distinctive methodologies for accessing the same app on multiple mobile phones. And this becomes more challenging when different platforms are being used by different customers such as Windows, Android, iPhone, etc. A reliable cross-platform mobile app development company in Miami makes sure that it offers an enhanced app outlook with just one codebase.Reduced development bulks
Will you believe if someone says you that there is a quick, yet rewarding and effective route to app development? Most of the people will not! But cross-platform apps have made this feasible.With the smart frameworks and tools of cross-platform, the period of app development can be reduced to half. Apart from providing the benefit of rapid development, businesses can now launch their apps at marked-down prices. What could be more productive than choosing a shorter and cost-efficient route than your competitors?Conclusion:
Considering the above solid grounds, it is evident that companies should switch to cross-platform app development without a second thought. If you are looking to take your business on the top, then it is important to make an informed choice.


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"The new Slacker is here. The start of a new era. The blossoming of a beautiful new friendship." The interactive Internet radio service Slacker has announced on its blog that it has undergone a complete redesign and now touts the best music experience with the most complete music service all around the world.
By complete, it means Slacker is capable of doing what its competition can perform such as music discovery, browsing artists, and more. Its mobile app and website replaces its old black and gold aesthetic and now sports a white and burnt orange combo theme. And as part of its reinventing itself and convincing Spotify and Pandora users to switch to its service, Slacker is even spending $5.5 million this year to boost its ad campaign.
The new version of Slacker is available not just on Android but also on iOS, Windows Phone, and Blackberry 10. Even with the redesign, the pricing model remains the same. There is a free version that is supported by ads, limits how often users can skip songs, and lacks offline station caching. The cheapest paid subscription costs $3.99 per month, gets rid of ads and the song skip limit, and allows downloading stations to mobile devices. The premium $9.99 per month subscription offers the best features such as playlist creation, playback of specific songs, and more.
Only time can tell if Slacker succeeds in overtaking Pandora and Spotify through its new redesign. After watching the videos below, tell us what you think.


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Mobile Learning
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Photo: Islamic Relief group at Everest BC
Congratulations to the team from the Islamic Relief who successfully trekked to Everest BC and Kalapathar on December 1st. They raised a large amount of money for water projects in developing countries, so well done to everyone involved!
With increasing numbers of trekker visiting the Khumbu during the peak trekking month of October, my top tip is to go later in the year at the end of November and into December . The weather is normally stable at this time of year with sunny days and there are far fewer trekkers around. In fact from speaking to The Mountain Company's October Everest BC group I am convinced that it was colder in Gorakshep in October than late November....
If you are interested in joining an Islamic Relief Challenge in 2009, then please take a look at their website or join the Facebook group for Islamic Relief Challenges


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"Harmony Day, 21 March is a day of cultural respect for everyone who calls Australia home – from the traditional owners of this land to those who have come from many countries around the world. By participating in Harmony Day activities, we can learn and understand how all Australians from diverse backgrounds equally belong to this nation and enrich it."
Harmony Day is an Australian Government programme and coincides with the United Nations International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination.
Since 1999 Harmony Day has been widely celebrated across schools, childcare centres, community groups, churches, businesses and federal, state and local government agencies.
Info above from The Harmony Day website
Why celebrate Harmony Day and what's the point of Reconciliation?
Aboriginal views on Harmony Day and Reconciliation.


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Rejecting Despair and Confronting the Challenges: Isi Leibler, Candidly Speaking, July 21, 2015 — I will not add to the flow of articles that have more than adequately analyzed the horrendous long-term consequences of U.S. President Barack Obama's capitulation to the Iranian ayatollah…
Friedman's Fantasy: Michael Devolin, Jihad Watch, Apr. 2, 2015 — "A salesman is got to dream, boy. It comes with the territory."
Suing to Profit From a Nazi's Diaries: Roger Kimball, Wall Street Journal, July 14, 2015 — This spring marked the 70th anniversary of the effective end of the Nazi regime.
Nine Days in Av: Stewart Weiss, Jerusalem Post, July 16, 2015— Friday, July 17, begins the semi-mourning period popularly known as "The Nine Days."
J Street Launches Campaign Backing Iran Deal; AIPAC Calls for Rejection of Accord: JTA, July 16, 2015
Look Before Leaping: Thomas L. Friedman, New York Times, Mar. 25, 2015
The New York Times vs. Israel: Jerold Auerbach, Algemeiner, June 10, 2015
Globe & Mail Presents Dubious Anti-Israel Organization's Report as "Credible": Honest Reporting, June 10, 2015
When Tisha B'Av Occurs On Shabbat Or Sunday: Raphael Grunfeld, Jewish Press, July 23, 2015
Stewart Weiss
Jerusalem Post, July 16, 2015
Friday, July 17, begins the semi-mourning period popularly known as "The Nine Days." Culminating in Tisha Be'av – one of only two 25-hour fasts in the Jewish calendar, Yom Kippur being the other – this period calls for a lessening of festivities, a moratorium on weddings and a general mood of solemnity.
This is a calamitous chunk of our calendar, for it was during these dates that numerous catastrophes befell the Jewish people, the most devastating of which were the destruction of both Holy Temples in Jerusalem and the loss of our independence.
It is a tribute to our culture – not to mention an ongoing proof of our eternal history – that we are prepared to draw attention to our failings and foibles no less than to our successes and celebrations, in a constant struggle for self-improvement. As every athlete knows, you learn more from your losses than from your wins, and so each year we struggle to understand what went wrong, why and how the events of the "Black Fast" occurred, and what we can do to rectify those mistakes so they will not happen again.
The Rabbis of the Talmud make it crystal clear that the hurban, the Destruction, was a function of our own sinful actions, and not the result of some political or military decision imposed on us from the outside. As a preeminent people that continually defies the norms of history, it is we ourselves, and not those around us, who control our fate. If we so merit it, no force can dislodge us. But if we fail to live up to the high standard set for us, then "the Almighty has many messengers" at His disposal. As the Talmud succinctly puts it, the Romans were not responsible for our defeat; they were merely "grinding already-ground flour."
It is therefore worthwhile to review the comments of our Sages regarding Tisha Be'av, to see if we have made any progress over the last 2,000 years. Tractate Shabbat lists several reasons for the tragedy, beginning, appropriately, with Abaye's statement that Jerusalem was destroyed due to desecration of the Shabbat. In halachic terms, Shabbat is not only considered the most important holiday of the year – surpassing even Yom Kippur – but it is the primary yardstick by which we measure religious commitment. It is the one question we ask to qualify potential witnesses (e.g., to a wedding), and it was one of a very few ritual commandments whose violation could actually result in the death penalty being administered by a human court.
But the significance of Shabbat is not only a legal consideration; Shabbat is what gives the Jewish state its uniqueness, its soul, its spiritual core. It is the single most important ingredient in preventing Israel from falling into the trap of becoming a state like any other state. And it is remarkable how Shabbat in Israel has made such an amazing "comeback" in recent years, as we have seen some of even the most nonobservant kibbutzim building on-site synagogues, and study programs as well as batei knesset in Tel Aviv fill to capacity each Shabbat. Ra'anana, I'm proud to say, boasts 85 synagogues – and more on the way. "Seven days without Shabbat," it's been said, "makes one weak!" Rabbi Hamnuna comments, "Jerusalem was destroyed because we neglected the education of our young." Israel struggles with its education system – overcrowded classrooms, changes in the matriculation requirements with each new education minister, overall lack of decorum – but on the whole, we turn out some pretty bright students.
We have one of the highest literacy rates in the world (97.8 percent) and we spend 7.5% of our GDP on education – more than Canada, Japan, America, England or Australia. Want to know just how "smart" we are? Go into any kindergarten, and talk to the children. They'll make you want to go back to school! Ula remarks: "Jerusalem was destroyed because there was not enough shame between people." We are a society that is often high on blame but short on shame. Blame deflects our problems onto others and impedes our self-improvement. But shame can actually be a virtue; it can keep our ego and our arrogance in check – if we get ashamed by the right things – and lead us back to more pristine behavior.
I am ashamed when our country shows leniency to terrorists; when drivers lose control and act rudely and belligerently on our highways; when MKs fail to act with dignity and decorum in the Knesset; when "rabbis" abuse their power (and their congregants); when I succumb to anger, disillusion or lack of faith. Shame is the emotional partner of humility, and humility is the doorway to enlightenment and respect for others…
[To Read the Full Article Click the Following Link—Ed.]
Isi Leibler
Candidly Speaking, July 21, 2015
I will not add to the flow of articles that have more than adequately analyzed the horrendous long-term consequences of U.S. President Barack Obama's capitulation to the Iranian ayatollah, who to this day explicitly identifies the destruction of Israel as a primary objective and endorses calls of death to America and Israel by his followers.
Iran is an Islamic global counterpart to Hitler's dictatorship in its fiendish denial of human rights. Yet the U.S. is effectively rewarding and reinforcing the leading global promoter of terrorism for its ongoing commitment and fanatic determination to undermine the democratic world. Beyond transforming Iran into a threshold nuclear state, Obama has provided Tehran with $150 billion to intensify its global terrorist activities, in addition to the removal of embargoes of conventional arms and ballistic missiles, thus bringing European and North American cities into the range of Iranian missiles.
It has repeatedly been described as "the worst agreement in U.S. diplomatic history" and will be recorded as an act of infamy that not merely threatens the survival of Israel and the moderate Arab regimes in the region but capitulates to a fanatic Islamic terrorist state, some of whose leaders would be willing to facilitate a premature paradise for its citizens by engaging in suicidal initiatives in order to bring forward the "end of days." The U.S. has demeaned itself as a world power and lost the confidence of its traditional friends who have witnessed Obama's lies, his repudiation of crucial assurances initially made in relation to Iran and his betrayal and abandonment of longstanding allies while groveling to rogue states and dictatorships…
We must now strategize a new approach. In the short-term, our efforts must be directed toward convincing Congress and the American people of the diabolical global consequences if this agreement is consummated. The prospects of reversing, or at least introducing additional control or supervisory mechanisms instead of blindly trusting the duplicitous Iranians, are not good. However, we must do all possible to persuade Congress to reject the deal, and if necessary achieve a two-thirds majority vote in the House of Representatives and the Senate in order to override the president's veto. That would require a substantial number of Democrats to join the majority Republicans in opposing their president and places special pressure on the 28 Jewish legislators, especially Senator Chuck Schumer who represents a major Jewish constituency but also seeks to become the Senate Democratic leader.
Such action necessitates Israeli politicians to urgently set aside their narrow politics and speak out with one voice in order to neutralize claims that it is only right-wing elements in Israeli society that oppose the Iranian deal. To his credit, Labor Party leader Isaac Herzog has already fully endorsed Netanyahu's efforts in opposing the current deal. He has bitterly condemned the agreement and stated that he would visit the U.S. and warn the Americans that, if consummated, it "will unleash a lion from the cage" and enable an "empire of hate and evil" to undermine Israel's security as well as global stability. More than ever, the time is now opportune for Herzog to override the radicals is his own camp and join a unity government. Were he to assume the role of foreign minister, Israel would be speaking with one voice which would make an enormous impact on global public opinion. Rumors suggest that negotiations are taking place to bring this about, which would be welcomed by the overwhelming majority of Israeli citizens.
Israel's challenge is to persuade congressional Democrats to stand up and if necessary repudiate their own president, not merely because he is endangering Israel but because he is undermining the standing and security of the United States and paving the way for the emergence of an evil global power that could unleash a blight on mankind for future generations. The relatively feeble response to date by the traditionally robust American Jewish leadership has been a significant factor in failing to inhibit Obama from implementing anti-Israeli policies — at total variance with the inclinations of the majority of Americans and their congressional leaders.
Belatedly, there is now some movement. Howard Kohr, executive director of the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, has launched a major campaign to persuade Congress to reject the deal. Malcolm Hoenlein expressed his personal opposition when he recently visited Israel with the newly elected head of the President's Conference. But that umbrella body, operating by consensus, has yet to make a clear-cut condemnatory statement.
To his credit, Abe Foxman of the Anti-Defamation League, in what was possibly his last major public statement prior to his retirement, outrightly condemned the Obama administration. Many smaller organizations led by the Zionist Organization of America have bitterly protested against Obama's betrayal but most American groups responded in a tepid manner, even after Herzog forthrightly condemned the deal. The American Jewish Committee headed by David Harris expressed concern but avoided calling on members to lobby Congress to veto the deal.
To their shame, the leadership bodies of the Conservative and Reform movements responded with deafening silence, at best, but many of their "progressive" rabbis are actively supporting Obama. Needless to say, J Street, the "pro-Israel, pro-peace" organization, boasts that it is spending millions of dollars to lobby Congress to support the bill…
[To Read the Full Article Click the Following Link—Ed.]
Michael Devolin
Jihad Watch, Apr. 2, 2015
Writing of America's relationship with Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi's Iran, Efraim Karsh recounts that, "So entrenched had the idea of this Iranian-American symbiosis become that successive US administrations came to view Iranian interests as indistinguishable from their own." It would seem that Thomas Friedman is still infected with this illusion. In his recent New York Times article, Look Before Leaping, a title falsely implying he is not suggesting a "leap of faith," Mr. Friedman propounds that, "America's interest lie not with either the Saudis or the Iranian ideologues winning, but rather with balancing the two against each other until they get exhausted enough to stop prosecuting their ancient Shiite-Sunni, Persian-Arab feud."
I perceive the prediction "until they get exhausted" used in the same sentence as "their ancient Shiite-Sunni, Persian-Arab feud" to be utterly oxymoronic. For the same reason the State of Israel can promise political compromises to the so-called Palestinians "when they decide to recognize Israel as a Jewish state" simply because they can count on the fact that traditional Islamic hatred of all things Jewish will never allow the Arab Muslim to live in peace within or alongside a country of Jews. "Wisdom is also a defense."
If this feud (more accurately defined as Shiites versus Sunnis) between the Saudis and the Iranians is by now ancient, I cannot foresee either side becoming exhausted in the near future. I see a pattern of Islamic intransigence here. GlobalSecurity.org reports that during the Iran-Iraq war, "…more than one and a half million war and war-related casualties — perhaps as many as a million people died, many more were wounded, and millions were made refugees. Iran acknowledged that nearly 300,000 people died in the war…Iran's losses may have included more than 1 million people killed or maimed."
Iran's dictatorship is remembered by many, regarding that war, for its 1983 "human wave offensives" along the 40 kilometer stretch near Al Amarah where, in one day alone, 6000 Iranian soldiers were killed in action. I wonder how long Mr. Friedman believes it would take this regime, now so close to becoming nuclear-armed, and given its history of vending the lives of its soldiers and its citizens as mere holy fodder in time of war, to become "exhausted" with "prosecuting" that "ancient Shiite-Sunni, Persian-Arab feud"?
Friedman promises that, "Patching up the United States-Iran relationship could enable America to better manage and balance the Sunni Arab Taliban in Afghanistan and counterbalance the Sunni jihadists, like those in the Islamic State, or ISIS…" What "United States-Iran relationship" is Mr. Friedman referring to? Last time I looked, there was no "United States-Iran" relationship." Scott Peterson of Christian Science Monitor remarked in 2010, regarding celebrations in Iran of the anniversary of the takeover of the American Embassy in Tehran that, "Anti-US students chanted 'death to America' and predicted the fall of the 'great Satan,' the nation still officially most vilified by the Islamic Republic, during the annually staged event.
Anti-Americanism has remained a pillar of the Islamic revolution…" John Limbert, a former American hostage during the takeover and described in Peterson's article as the "State Department's top official at that time on Iran, confessed that, ""Past efforts to move the relationship to something more productive…have foundered on misunderstandings, mistrust, and the assumption that anything the other side agrees to must be bad for us."
In the last paragraph of his dreamy ideation, Mr. Friedman challenges his readers: "So before you make up your mind on the Iran deal, ask how it affects Israel, the country most threatened by Iran. But also ask how it fits into a wider United States strategy aimed at quelling tensions in the Middle East with the least involvement necessary…" Well, first of all, a lot of pundits on Middle Eastern politics, especially pro-Arab pundits, would posit that American involvement anywhere in the world where Muslims and Islamic statehood are concerned is cause for more harm than good.
A lot of pundits of the pro-American side (of which I am one) would posit that American (or Canadian or British) involvement—in any measure—with peoples so inculcated with Islamic taught anti-American and anti-Western hatred inevitably becomes a waste of our time and the lives of our sons and daughters. What is the Christian proverb? "Don't throw you pearls before the swine." Or as Jesse Klein succinctly put it in the National Post recently, "At some point, we have to come to the realization that it's not worth spilling our blood and wasting our treasure to intervene in a civil war in which both sides want to kill us."
As for the State of Israel and the threat of Iran's nuclear posturing, "how it affects Israel," easy for Mr. Friedman, living, virtually, light years away from such a severe existence as that endured every day by Israeli Jews, to bet the lives of 6 million of them in selling the puerile fantasy to his readers that this Iranian regime will suddenly renounce a millennia-old hatred of the Jews and its imperial ambitions for a new-found love affair with America, the Great Satan. I'll sooner have angels flying out of my ass.
Following Mr. Friedman's career as a journalist in the last few years, after reading critiques of his work with much broader range than my own, I am constantly reminded of Nicholas Murray Butler's famous quote, which reads, "An expert is one who knows more and more about less and less." It seems Mr. Friedman is become more a salesman and less and less an expert on the Muslim Middle East. But then again, untruths and fantasy are today common fare for the Western journalist. They dream at the expense of the democratic freedoms of others, for the sake of our enemies, regardless of the consequences for our friends, in this case the State of Israel and the Jewish people. It's Western journalism, and of late such insouciant and imprudent dreams go with the territory.
Roger Kimball
Wall Street Journal, July 14, 2015
This spring marked the 70th anniversary of the effective end of the Nazi regime. On April 30, 1945, Adolf Hitler shot himself in his bunker as the Soviet army bore down upon his lair. The next day Joseph Goebbels, his rodentine minister of propaganda, committed suicide with his wife, after having their six children injected with morphine and then crushing ampules of cyanide in their mouths to finish them off. You might think that after 70 years the rotten stench of the Nazi regime would have totally dissipated. But no. That mephitic swamp still produces the odd belch.
That criminals should not be allowed to profit from exploiting their criminal activity is about as close as we are likely to get to a universally agreed-upon moral principle. Yet last week an appeals court in Munich—by coincidence, the site of Hitler's Beer Hall Putsch, the event that really got the Nazi ball rolling in 1923—upheld an earlier decision that the heirs of Joseph Goebbels were entitled to compensation because a recent biography quoted from his diaries without permission.
The lawsuit was brought last year against Random House Germany, whose imprint, Siedler, published Peter Longerich's "Goebbels: A Biography" in 2010. (An English translation was published in the United States and Britain in May.) Mr. Longerich, now a professor of modern German history at Royal Holloway, a college of the University of London, draws heavily on Goebbels's diaries, which run to some 30 volumes. Goebbels began his near-daily entries on his 26th birthday, in 1923, and stopped on April 10, 1945, a couple of weeks shy of his personal armageddon.
The sum in question is not large—about $7,000—but the moral offense is incalculable. Cordula Schacht, a lawyer who claims to hold the copyright to the diaries and to represent Goebbels's heirs, filed the suit. Rainer Dresen, general counsel to Random House Germany, told London's Guardian newspaper that he offered to pay the royalties if Ms. Schacht agreed to donate the proceeds to a Holocaust charity. He said she rejected the offer, insisting that the money go to Goebbels's relatives, including the descendants of his siblings. Mr. Dresen speculates that other publishers have paid for the use of Goebbels's diaries. "We're the first publishing house who avoided that—and have been sued."
Cordula Schacht is a daughter of Hjalmar Schacht, Hitler's early minister of economics and president of the Reichsbank. Although he was instrumental in helping Hitler lay the economic foundation for the Third Reich, Hjalmar Schacht later turned against the regime (he was distantly connected with the July 1944 plot against Hitler) and was acquitted of war crimes at Nuremberg. Ms. Schacht's involvement in the Goebbels diaries stems from a relationship she had as a legal adviser to François Genoud, a shadowy Swiss banker who might have stepped straight out of "The Odessa File." Born in 1915, Genoud was an early and stalwart Hitler enthusiast. The carnage of the war and murder of six million Jews did nothing to dampen his ardor. "Hitler was a great leader," Genoud said many years later, "and if he had won the war the world would be a better place today."
Along the way, Genoud—who committed suicide in 1996—financed the legal defenses of Adolf Eichmann and Klaus Barbie, "the butcher of Lyons" who personally tortured French prisoners of the Gestapo. Genoud supported the Ayatollah Khomeini during his exile in Paris; he also was a friend and financial adviser of Haj Amin al-Husseini, the Grand Mufti of Jerusalem before the war. During the war, Haj Amin, a vicious anti-Semite who dreamed of murdering Jewish émigrés to Palestine, helped the Nazis recruit Bosnian Muslims for the Waffen-SS. He lived on until 1974. Genoud was the executor of Goebbels's will and purchased rights to his diaries in 1955. According to the British historian Richard J. Evans, Genoud transferred his interest in Goebbels's diaries to Cordula Schacht in 1996 shortly before his death. She has since claimed to be the copyright holder, though, as Mr. Evans notes, the Bavarian State also claims to own the copyright.
This Byzantine legal story should not obscure the very clear moral that David Cesarani, a historian at Royal Holloway, set forth. "If the owners of copyright want acknowledgment or token payment, that is fair enough. If they want fees that are then paid to a good cause, that is irksome but reasonable. However, if they want to profit personally from the writings of Nazi ancestors, criminals, and/or to control the extent of usage, that is unacceptable and verges on the obscene." I'd say this episode crosses that threshold. Random House Germany intends to appeal the case to the German supreme court. I hope they prevail.
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J Street Launches Campaign Backing Iran Deal; AIPAC Calls for Rejection of Accord: JTA, July 16, 2015—AIPAC called on Congress to reject the Iran nuclear deal, saying it does not meet critical markers that the influential pro-Israel lobby outlined in recent weeks. But the liberal Jewish Middle East lobby J Street announced a multimillion-dollar campaign to support the agreement.
Look Before Leaping: Thomas L. Friedman, New York Times, Mar. 25, 2015 —I can think of many good reasons to go ahead with the nuclear deal with Iran, and I can think of just as many reasons not to. So, if you're confused, let me see if I can confuse you even more.
The New York Times vs. Israel: Jerold Auerbach, Algemeiner, June 10, 2015—A deep sigh of editorial relief was discernible at The New York Times following the Supreme Court decision in Zivotofsky v. Kerry, the Jerusalem passport case.
Globe & Mail Presents Dubious Anti-Israel Organization's Report as "Credible": Honest Reporting, June 10, 2015—On June 6, Globe and Mail reporter Patrick Martin published an article for online subscribers exclusively entitled: "Report on Gaza war raises questions about Israel's 'moral army' claim" which presented the allegations of Breaking the Silence (BtS) – an anti-Israel NGO which produced a report it claimed detailed alleged abuses by Israeli soldiers in the Gaza Strip last summer – as "credible," despite that this organization has been discredited due to its agenda, flawed methodology, and foreign sources of funding.
When Tisha B'Av Occurs On Shabbat Or Sunday: Raphael Grunfeld, Jewish Press, July 23, 2015—Five tragedies occurred on Tisha B'Av. It was decreed that those who left Egypt would not enter the land of Israel, the first and second Temples were destroyed, the city of Betar was captured with thousands massacred, and Turnus Rufus plowed the site of the razed Temple. Consequently, Tisha B'Av was declared a day of national mourning and a fast day.


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I just planted a couple of hydrangeas a few weeks ago. I used some potting soil and have mulch around the base. There is new growth on them but shortly after planting several of the leaves started turning a dark reddish color and some have fallen off. I have looked into the soil and it seems moist. We've had a fair amount of rain in the area these past few weeks (during which times I have turned off my sprinklers to avoid over watering). We have also had moderate temps (lows in the 50s and highs in the 60s-70s for the most part). They are planted on the west side of our home and so they get afternoon sun. Any ideas? I know there are a million posts about discolored hydrangea leaves out there but I know there are several possibilities as to why.
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This week on CenterStage, Center for Inquiry president and CEO Ronald A. Lindsay probes the foundations of secularism.
On December 5th, 2014, the Center for Inquiry – Transnational at Amherst, New York presented a lecture by Ronald A. Lindsay, titled "The Necessity of Secularism: Why God Can't Tell Us What to Do."
In this lecture, based on Dr. Lindsay's book of the same name, he contends that in a religiously pluralistic society, a robust, thoroughgoing secularism is the only reliable means of preserving meaningful democracy and rights of conscience, ensuring equal respect and protection under the law—for believers and nonbelievers alike.
Ronald A. Lindsay, a philosopher and an attorney, is president and CEO of the Center for Inquiry. He is the author of the essay "Euthanasia" in the International Encyclopedia of Ethics and of the book Future Bioethics: Overcoming Taboos, Myths, and Dogmas.


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For finding eular cycle we need to erase edges from graph. But I don't know how to erase edges in O(1) for undirected graph. I can only erase edges in O(log(n)) using C++ set for adjacency list instead of vector.
But I need to erase edges in O(1) so that my eular cycle finding algorithm will run in O(N) instead of O(Nlog(N)). Please tell me how to do it.
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text: Sullivan, Elizabeth T. (Kenney) of Cambridge, July 5, 2018 at age 81. Devoted wife of the late Ronald Sullivan. Loving mother of Elizabeth Peters, and the late Michael and Deborah Sullivan. Cherished grandmother of Melissa, Samantha, Ashley and Deborah. Adored great grandmother of Robert, Jaiden, Haley, Serenity and Katelyn. Beloved sister of Helen Gendron and the late Doris Townsend, Eugene and Francis Kenney. Also survived by many nieces, nephews, other loving relatives and friends. Visiting hours at the Rogers Funeral Home, 380 Cambridge St., Cambridge on Tuesday, July 10, 2018 from 9:00 to 11:00 am. Funeral service to follow at 11:00 am in the funeral home. Interment will be at the Cambridge Cemetery.


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So I was setting down for a long shift of doing dishes, when Casey tells me that he is going to need my help on the ropes course. I didn't want to do it. I grumbled. I tried to get out of it. I just basically had the wrong attitude about it. I was told I had to, and that at 2:30 I would have to go up there. I really wanted nothing more than to stay on top of the dishes so I could go home at a decent hour, and I was now going to have to leave the dishroom for three hours unattended. Well, in the dishroom I realized that I have been having the wrong attitude, and well it wasn't as bad as I thought it was going to be. Yeah, I did get out of work an hour later than normal, but what was my complaining attitude doing?
Monthly Archives: August 2005
Thursday August 25, 2005
I am tired. All I wanted to do tonight was go to youth group and have fun with my friends. But after Dan spoke and we all went downstairs, there was just too much drama. And me being in my tired state, I picked up other peoples' emotions and took them as my own. Which stressed me out and I had to go and be somewhere else.
Wednesday August 24, 2005
Yes, Xanga, 620 is a big number.
Today I bought some Random Access Memory, ate some ice cream with Amy, Julie, and Sonja ('cause it was Amy's birthday), watched a movie with Amy, Julie, Sonja, Andrew, and Steven ('cause it was Amy's birthday). The movie was okay. It had some good parts and some bad parts and some funny parts and some parts that were funny, but weren't supposed to be.
Monday August 22, 2005
I want a bass. I played a five string one, and I have always wanted a five sting, but it just was weird. The low b was nice, but a little too low. Maybe a different bass will be different. So I need to go out bass shopping.


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Pastor Prince, I first started watching your broadcast in 2007. After suffering multiple heart-wrenching disappointments, I was able to fall in love with Jesus all over again, thanks largely to your preaching of the true gospel.
Recently, my employer changed the equipment we use at work. This resulted in me having such incredible neck pain that I was taking large doses of painkillers just to get through my shifts. I even told my employer that I might have to quit work. Additionally, I had not been having the full range of motion in my neck for over fifteen years.
But thanks be to God, I heard you say in a television broadcast, "God is healing necks," and I was instantly healed!
I am now pain-free and able to work. I can also drive and back my car up safely without running into the trees around my driveway because I can now turn my head to see where I am going.
Truly, the anointed word does not return to the Lord void. I praise and thank our Father and the majesty of Jesus for your ministry and all who support you. Thank you, Pastor Prince!


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"H-H-Hello, Father McIntyre?"
"Greetings Dr. Hübermann, my child! What burdens shall you give to the lord today?"
"I uh, need to tell you something. I don't wanna tell any other therapist here. Site-133 is known for good therapists, but I want you specifically."
"The Lord shall accept any burden on your chest."
"So when I was working on the SCP-3819 project, I was reminded of something. You worked on it too before you converted, right?"
"That is true."
"Good, so you know what it does. Well when I was younger, I went on a road trip in America. It was a very good trip. We planned to be there for a full week but then we had to cut it short."
"Why is that? Did a relative pass and make you return home?"
"No, something worse. We were driving through some highway in the midwest and it was dark. It was dark and quiet. My father loved to drive in the quiet when it was dark. Some crap about the old days or whatever. Anyways


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Kanye West kicks off Mother's Day service with nod to his late mom
Kanye West remembered his late mom at his Mother's Day Sunday Service as his daughter North joined the choir.
Just three days after welcoming his fourth child, the rapper staged his weekly Sunday religious gathering near his home in Lost Hills, California, and kicked off the event with a musical tribute to his mother, Donda, who passed away in November 2007 from complications linked to a plastic surgery procedure.
Kanye opened the Mother's Day service in fitting form with his 2005 hit Hey Mama, which he has always dedicated to Donda.
The rap star's eldest child, North, joined dad for the service and was spotted singing in the choir.
Kanye's sister-in-laws, Khloe and Kourtney Kardashian, also attended the special Mother's Day service, and shared footage of the "Beautiful Mother's Day" aerial tribute they and the rapper had arranged for the mums present on Instagram.
Unconfirmed rumors suggest new mum Kim was also there with her mother Kris Jenner and Kourtney's ex-boyfriend Scott Disick.


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Shadow of the Tomb Raider The Nightmare trophy list guide
Be brave to unlock these trophies, PS4 users.
Experience Lara Croft's defining moment as she becomes the Tomb Raider.
Be brave to unlock these trophies, PS4 users.
This new Tomb Raider series has taken quite some time to build Lara up to her mythical pre-reboot status. SHADOW OF THE TOMB RAIDER, the trilogy-ender in this new series, aims to be that title…
Lara's final adventure is here…
Launch trailer and details surrounding the latest DLC for Shadow of the Tomb Raider
Another year older and close to the tomb.
It probably involves getting locked in a freezer.


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Sue Robertson
Change and Practice Manager
The role of Change and Practice Manager aims to provide specialised advice and leadership in relation to the quality of life of people and whanau supported by Spectrum Care.
Sue brings a deep understanding of the disability sector, with over 30 years' experience providing leadership, mentoring, advocacy and capability building to support social change.
Sue's focus is on co-designing support options with people and whanau, managing projects and initiatives that influence how our current services are delivered, and building our future capability.
Maui Paraki
Service Manager – South
Ko Maui Paraki taku Ingoa
Ko Mataatua taku waka
Ko Tuhoe Taku Iwi
Maui joined Spectrum care in 2004, and has worked across the mental health and disability sectors for more than 20 years.
Maui qualified with a Bachelor's degree in Social Sciences, before entering the mental health and disability sectors as a Community Support Worker.
Now a senior manager with Spectrum Care, Maui extended his learning through a long-term relationship with the New Zealand Business Excellence Foundation and the Baldrige Criteria for Performance Excellence.
Maui is passionate about developing leadership, working collaboratively and supporting others to realise their potential.
Kirsty Allison
Service Manager – North West
Kirsty completed a Master's degree in Educational Psychology at Auckland University, before beginning her professional career at Wairau Valley Special School in the role of teacher aide.
Joining Spectrum Care in 2003 as a respite carer, Kirsty then moved into the role of Service Coordinator and, in 2012, joined the senior team as Service Manager of our community support, in-home respite and independent living options – Choices in Community Living and Supported Living. In early 2018, Kirsty became the Service Manager for our North West region.
Kirsty believes in the promotion of independence and choice for people with disabilities, and is focused on creating pathways for families which deliver flexible, efficient and effective supports.
Saveatama Amerika Wilson
Service Manager – Central
Amerika has spent nearly 30 years in variety of disability sector roles.
In that time, he has gained both a certificate and diploma in teaching people with disabilities, along with an introduction to psychology and sociology, and a graduate diploma in not-for-profit management.
As part of the Faiva Ora Leadership Group, Amerika provides advice and support to the Ministry of Health on issues relating to Pasifika people with disabilities and their family members.
He feels he is living his dream of ensuring a best-practice approach is followed in the delivery of support to Pacific people with disabilities and their families.
Piri Rutherford
Service Manager – Aspirations
Originally from Northland, Piri has lived and worked in Australia for a number of years in a variety of support and coordinator roles in the disability sector.
Piri has extensive knowledge of and a passion for inclusion, both in terms of the individual and a focused approach to linking people with their community.
He brings a tertiary qualification in Executive Management and Business Administration from New South Wales Business School, and will be looking to utilise this, along with his experience and passion in his role with Spectrum Care.
Mark Johansson
Service Manager – Child, Youth and Respite (including Home Support)
Mark brings wealth of knowledge and experience gained from 10 years with the Ministry of Health, largely as a Contract Relationship Manager.
Mark has also spent time as a High and Complex NASC Manager and Care Coordinator with RIDCA AccessAbility (Regional Intellectual Disability Care Agency), a behaviour advisor, a Community Services Manager and Support Worker for IHC, and an Assistant Psychologist with Counties Manakau DHB in Community Mental Health and Kingseat Hospital.
Sarah Engelbrecht
Service Improvement Manager
Sarah has held a variety of social sector roles, focused on international development, enterprise portfolio management, strategy and governance.
Sarah's current focus is on improving Spectrum's organisational practice, integrating our Practice Framework and deploying other fit-for-purpose practice tools.
This is being achieved through collaborative partnerships with people, staff and families to create cohesive and continuous improvements in the way we provide support.
Sarah is a qualified PRINCE2 practitioner and is currently undertaking a Master's degree in Social and Community Leadership, with the aim of increasing the voice of the people with disabilities in the design and deployment of the support services they receive.
Darryl Benge
Business Lead (Senior User for CRM renewal programme)
Darryl holds a Master's degree in Social Policy, as well as a diploma in business.
Prior to joining Spectrum, Darryl held the role of training manager with New Zealand's statutory child protection agency, now known as Oranga Tamariki.
Darryl's focus is on sustainability, ensuring efficient and effective support provision which realises Spectrum's Vision, and on building strong relationships with the people we support and their families.


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I have been living with CD3 Pre3 and Power3 DT version for 6 years and I have been very happy with them. They sounds very musical expecially on female register, No digital artifacts at all and very tube sound like. Recently, I replace my power with Cary 805C, these two power offers similar charater.


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- Toss julienned pork in rub and set aside while you prepare the sauce.
- To prepare sauce, whisk together lime juice, orange juice, garlic, and honey.
- Heat sauce in skillet over medium heat and add in pork. Saute until pork is cooked through and sauce is reduced to a glaze (4-5 minutes).
- Meanwhile, prepare taco ingredients. Mix avocado, tomato, onion, and avocado. Set aside. Warm tortillas in a dry skillet over medium heat.
- Fill with pork filling and top with cheese and avocado mixture.


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Barwala (AsiaNews / Agencies) - Nearly 200 people were injured in clashes between police and followers of Baba Rampal, a self-styled Hindu guru charged with murder and waiting to appear before a court of Haryana.
Using women and children as human shields, for over a week his devotees have barricaded themselves in the Barwala ashram (Hisar district), to prevent the police from making the arrest. Armed with guns and Molotov cocktails, his followers have attacked police: 105 officers and around 82 members have been wounded. A spokesman for the guru said that "innocent people have lost their lives" and that "eight bodies lie in the ashram." Police deny these allegations.
It is unclear whether Baba Rampal is
still inside the complex. The guru is on trial for
the murder of one of his followers, who died in mysterious circumstances in another ashram in 2006. He is
free on bail, but the judges
have issued an arrest warrant for contempt of court, as most times he does not was
presented at the hearings. The holy man is also accused of fraudulent land expropriation and
violence against his followers.
Last night, the police managed to get out about 60 people from the ashram. "I came here from Jaipur November 7 last - Mani Ram tells Indian Express - and every day they asked us to stay for another 24 hours. In the last two days they stopped us from leaving, saying that the police would kill us". When the first of the followers abandoned the "sacred" place, officers applauded his every step, to reassure and push others to follow his example.
About 50 women, taken by the
police before the violence
began degenerating are currently living at the train station in Hisar. "We wanted to leave before - says Laxmi, from Gonda
- but could not.
My husband and my two children are still in there.
When the police came to pick us up, I sat outside the ashram. They took us women and children out to
prevent a police attack. Those people
separated families on purpose, to force us
to stay. "
Even Dhanno Devi came to the ashram on 7 November: "When the situation worsened I wanted to leave, buttehy stopped meme. Even when the food is finished, the men [the guru] would not let us go. And the children are suffering, there are over 20 thousand people in there. They also threatened that Baba would not bless us, if we left".


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How To Get Better Skin: Vitamin C
Vitamin C is one of our favorite beauty ingredients because it achieves three very important complexion goals: lightening, tightening, and brightening. Ideal for a myriad of skincare issues including sun damage, acne scaring, collagen depletion, and aging concerns, vitamin C is like a cure-all for the face (just like it is for the immune system).
Even if you've been blessed with the genetic lottery and boast a flawless complexion, a vitamin C serum should still be a part of your daily skincare regimen because of its anti-aging and preventative abilities. After all, even the most porcelain of complexions can benefit from an extra bit of brightening – and tightening – right? In fact, vitamin C gives everyone better skin, seriously.
When using a vitamin C serum, apply post wash and pre moisturizer. Let it soak into the skin for a couple of minutes before moving on with your routine (brush your teeth or floss to kill time). While you can use vitamin C AM and PM, we recommend using it in the AM because vitamin C actually works with your SPF to offer optimal sun protection (thanks to its abundance of antioxidants).
While Vitamin C is most potent in a serum or powder, it can also be found in brightening moisturizers, enzyme peels, and face washes.
If you're not using vit C, start today, your post-summer skin will thank you. Here are some of our favorites:
1. Obagi Professional-C Serum 10% ($77) – This deeply penetrating serum comes in three strengths – 10%, 15%, and 20% (definitely start with the 10%; it's potent and results are practically instantaneous). One of my favorite vit C serums of late, this stuff does it all – lighten, tightens, and brightens – without irritating skin or depleting it of moisture. In fact, it leaves the complexion dewy and luminous.
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4. Drunk Elephant C-Firma Day Serum ($80) – Firms, brightens, and reverses photo aging, this potent, all-natural good-for-you serum is packed with antioxidants and nutrients to nourish, lighten, brighten, and protect the complexion.
5. Joanna Vargas Vitamin C Face Wash ($40) – Celebrity facialist Joanna Vargas has concocted an extremely gentle yet effective wash full of vitamin C to leave skin clean, smooth, and brightened, while hyaluronic acid offers lightweight moisture to plump and revitalize the complexion. Pure cleansing perfection.
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At Cynthia Nelson's presentation, "Diasporic Flavours," the diversity of Caribbean cuisine took the spotlight.
Nelson, author of "Tastes Like Home: My Caribbean Cookbook," writer for two newspapers and professor of journalism shed light on the style of cuisine that Nelson says to be "steeped in tradition."
In her research, experience and presentation of Caribbean cuisine, Nelson finds one of the most frustrating questions to be "[what is] quintessentially Caribbean?" The cuisine is often generalized, she said.
"If it has a wedge of pineapple or slice of mango or shavings of coconut, suddenly it's Caribbean," Nelson said when explaining the thoughts of those who "reduce [Caribbean cuisine] to a garnish."
"We can actually trace the lineage," Nelson said in reference to the origins of the food.
Caribbean cuisine draws its influence from Africa, China and Europe, specifically Cantonese, South Indian and West African dishes as well as food from Portugal's Madeira. Vincy, Lucian, Antigua, Grenadian, Bajan, Trini, Guyanese, Dominican are all styles of Caribbean cuisine.
With the help of student volunteers, dining services, Assistant Professor of Anthropology-Sociology William Hope — who teaches Culture and Identity in the Caribbean — and Helmut Mayer, guests at the presentation were able to enjoy delicious roti, dahl and ginger beer. During the presentation, Nelson gave a demonstration of how to make the same roti the guests were to consume later on.
"Food and the culture really go together. I really like Cynthia's personality and I've learned a lot about how to interpret the meaning of the food while tasting it," sophomore Ramona Lin said. Lin is a student in Hope's Culture and Identity in the Caribbean course.
"I came because it sounded interesting and I like food," Galesburg resident Micah Day-O'Connell, one of the many guests attending the presentation that was not enrolled in the course, said.
"It's really fun because we get to eat and hang out with people. The food is really good, and Cynthia is really awesome," sophomore Jessica Howard said.


text: Can we get tool tips for the Age of Sigmar subforums? Or change to descriptive rather than thematic names to begin with? It's kind of annoyingly unclear which subforum is what, and threads of assorted types are scattered throughout, rendering the entire point of subforums moot. Heck, traffic isn't so busy that separate subforums are necessarily even justified to begin with. Consolidation, with the onus on individual posters to make their thread names descriptive, would be better than the current situation, what with there being several subforums and no clear distinguishing mark of what types of threads go in which.


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Check out this stylin' bat! It's wearing a hat with orange flowers, red sunglasses and a pretty green and orange bow tie. You can decide if it's a male or female yourself! Painted on 18 ct. canvas, the design area is 5-3/8 x 4-1/4″. Only one available at this sale price!


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LG Electronics and Skype have announced that embedded Skype software will be available on new 2010 LG HDTVs including 26 new LED, LCD and plasma HDTVs starting this Spring, which enables Skype fans to make voice and HD video calls directly from their family room using their televisions, without the need of a PC, aiming to bring your Skype experience to a next level.
However, you still have to purchase a separate camera with an integrated microphone to enjoy Skype right from the new LG broadband HDTVs.
"Embedding the Skype software in our broadband HDTVs enriches the user experience, allowing consumers to connect with family and friends from the comfort of their family room without a PC," said Peter Reiner, senior vice president for marketing at LG Electronics USA. "Skype on LG HDTVs will give our customers another flexible option in allowing them to communicate using Skype, as well as access content directly through their HDTV."
Skype features of new LG HDTVs:
- Free Skype-to-Skype voice and video calls to other Skype fans
- Calls to landline or mobile phones at Skype's low rates
- Option to receive inbound calls via user's online Skype number
- Skype voicemail (if it is set up)
- Being invited to participate in voice conference calls (up to 24 other parties)
"We know that Skype users are increasingly interested in conducting video calls away from their computers. With Skype, consumers of LG's NetCast HDTVs will now be able to participate in rich, real-time video conversations from the comfort of their couch," commented Josh Silverman, CEO of Skype. "A hallmark of Skype is the ability to bring people together. Together with LG, we have created an all new user experience with amazing video quality and audio clarity."
Consumers can see the demonstration of Skype on the new 2010 LG HDTVs at 2010 International CES.


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Category Archives: Floral
Today I was feeling creative. This picture started out as a photograph I took of a vase of plum blossoms. I've also been working on setting up a store on zazzle where I am selling postcards, stamps, cards and posters that feature my photography. I added a section today for more artisic creations like this. You'll find it listed under Product Lines in the right hand column.
Bleeding Hearts are just the coolest flower I think. What a perfect name for such an intricate blossom. Right now my spring garden is near its peak bloom and looking quite lovely. This is Coral Bells (Heuchera) on the left – one of my favorites. On the right are orange Parrot Tulips.
This was such a gorgeous spring day in Portland. We really needed it too. This photo is from Crystal Springs Rhododendron Garden, an absolutely beautiful place to spend time.
This was taken early in the morning at the Wooden Shoe Tulip Farm in Woodburn. Every year they have a tulip festival at the peak of the bloom. This year was delayed because of all the cold weather we had.
I got up at 5am to get these early morning shots. I got very muddy, but I had a great time! This next one is my other favorite from that day.
This Red-flowering Currant is one of my favorite shrubs. I always look forward to when it is in bloom. I don't care too much for it's smell though. For this reason I think it is best viewed from afar!


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