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Prognosis Festival 2019 – Jo Quail
Cello creative player Jo Quail playing live at Prognosis Festival 2019 at Effenaar in Eindhoven, the Netherlands, on 22 March 2019.Read More
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It took me some time to get around this album but now I can say without a doubt that "Ascencandy" is a true raw gem mixing rough and heavy sounds with tight rhythm sections topped with amazing vocals. Based in Paris, it is the first full length album of the band and they have done a great job at pushing djent/tech metal to another level. 4/5 ★Read More
The very diverse and extense musical expertise of both musicians, and that connection only father and son can have, can be felt through all the songs. The result is this beautiful album. Very different to what you could expect, not progressive rock, but with a lot of elements from it, and a varied array of styles. A legacy and a family effort from start to finish. 3/5★Read More
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When I chose to do a homestay program in Amsterdam, I naively envisioned myself in one of those bright, colorful houses that line the canals. Based on what little knowledge I had—that Amsterdam is a progressive city with a penchant for efficiency and views fit for a postcard-- I assumed everyone here lived well, in small homes with IKEA-inspired interiors.
But because Amsterdam is such a densely populated city, making housing expensive and scarce, I shouldn't have been surprised that not a single person from my group of 24 was placed in a canal house. While some of us are close to the city enter, many, like me, are in the outermost parts of the city—some of my classmates will have to take a ferry to get to class each day. Because houses and apartments in Amsterdam tend to be small, most families do not have a single room to spare in their homes, and as a result, many of us will stay with couples or single adults whose children have moved out.
My home for the next three months is in a neighborhood called Slotermeer, west of the city center. It is about 30 minutes by tram to the city center, but I'm told it will be faster once I get my bike. For the Dutch, cycling is a way of life—every street has a bike lane next to the sidewalk on each side of the street, protected by parked cars or tram tracks. Cars drive in the middle. Amsterdam has more bikes than people, owing to the fact that some people have two bikes—one for distance riding, and one that they keep in the city for local use, often a little junkier so as not to tempt thieves. Rain pants are sold at all the major department stores because according to our program director, "there is no such thing as bad biking weather—only bad choice of clothes." The first day we were here, I saw a cyclist with one hand on the handlebars and the other holding a sandwich—talk about multitasking!
In Slotermeer, the picturesque canal houses that characterize the city center are nowhere to be found. It's more suburban and working-class, but still a bustling neighborhood. Judging by the number of Turkish food stores and hijabis, it is also something of an ethnic enclave. My host, Aryan, is a friendly divorced father with a nine-year-old daughter named Nathalie who comes to visit a few times a week (she only speaks Dutch so we communicate mainly through Google translate and funny faces). Aryan has lived in Amsterdam for more than a decade now, but was born and raised in Iran, and lived in Paris before moving here. We communicate well, considering English is his fourth language. Aryan is proud of his Persian heritage and promises to make me love Persian food—he has already cooked me some pretty delicious kebabs. But he is critical of the Netherlands in ways that I didn't expect. He says that the Dutch were thieves in the days of colonialism—claiming land and resources abroad—and that they continue to be thieves now by overtaxing civilians. Whereas I view the cycling culture as one of Amsterdam's best attributes, Aryan cycles because it's the only practical option; there are high taxes for owning and operating vehicles in Amsterdam. He resents the high taxes for making him socially immobile; he says that if he had been granted a visa to America a decade ago, he would be wealthy by now. He would move back to Paris in a heartbeat, if not for the fact that his daughter lives here.
If there is one thing Aryan likes about Amsterdam, it's his house, which is modest but has two stories and a small yard, more than can be said for the tiny apartments in the city center. The close proximity of the homes in the city center makes for less privacy, and it's clear that Aryan values the green space and relative quietness of his home. My experience in Slotermeer at Aryan's house will be much different than the canal house life I envisioned for my time here, but I think it will be a much more realistic experience—more reflective of the life I would have if I permanently lived in Amsterdam. And I think this unexpected homestay is an important first step for me in unsettling my vision of Amsterdam as a progressive paradise.

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Laid Off or Moving On? Let's Dispel Myths of the Hidden Job Market and Find Work You Love
BOOK RELEASE: Losing Your Job & Finding Yourself: Memoir, Myths, and Methods for Inventive Career Transitions (WordsPerfected, LLC)
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Genre: Horror
Rating: R
Written/Produced/Directed By: Jordan Peele
So, I went and saw Us recently, and I have some thoughts on it that I would like to share with you all. I will try to avoid spoilers as much as possible, though there may be a couple of minor ones here and there.
Us begins with the main character Adelaide (Lupita Nyongo'o) as a child, at a boardwalk carnival with her parents. While there, she gets separated from them and ends up lost in a hall of mirrors. While there, she has a disturbing encounter that deeply traumatizes her.
Years later, Adelaide is grown and has a family of her own: husband Gabe (Winston Duke), daughter Zora (Shahadi Wright Joseph), and son Jason (Evan Alex). While there, Gabe suggests that they go to the same beach from the flashback at the beginning of the movie. Adelaide is understandably reluctant, but relents.
And, after their beach visit, everything goes straight to hell when they find doppelgängers in their driveway.
The film is definitely off-putting and, at times, quite scary, though I wouldn't necessarily consider it the scariest movie I've ever seen. There are also quite a few moments of humor in the film, mostly courtesy of Gabe. Winston Duke is absolutely adorable in the role and I think I kind of love him, terrible dad jokes and all.
Actually, pretty much all of the performances in the are quite good, down to the smallest part. A special mention should, of course, go to Lupita Nyongo'o, who plays both Adelaide and her double Red to near-perfection.
Another thing I want to mention is Peele's use of foreshadowing, which I thought was quite good. For an example, in a scene early on, the Wilson's friend Kitty (Elisabeth Moss) mentions having had plastic surgery. Later, we see that her double has scars on her face. Another example is Jason getting trapped in a closet when it closes on him accidentally, and he later uses that to trap his own double. Zora mentions that she wants to quit the track team at her school, but it's a skill that comes in handy when she's being hunted by her double.
That said, the film is not perfect. For one thing, it kinda uses the whole "disability/disfigurement as horror" thing, which is something that the horror genre has a bit of trouble with. In particular, Nyongo'o did say that she based the voice she used as Red on a neurological condition called spasmodic dysphonia (though to her credit she did later apologize for this), and when we see Jason's double's face, we see that it's burned and scarred.
The story also starts to fall apart a little bit at the end, with a twist that feels like it was tacked on for the sake of having a twist. I did think it was a little shocking at first, but the more I thought about it, the more I felt that it was kind of unnecessary. If anything, it reminded me of the twist ending of the film High Tension, except the twist in Us didn't completely ruin the movie for me.
Basically, I did not think it was quite as good as Peele's debut outing, Get Out. While I did find this movie somewhat scarier, I still think that Get Out has a bit more of a cohesive narrative.
However, I do believe that Us does have quite a bit to unpack, and I think is something that may benefit from repeated viewing. I know that I will probably go and see it again, if I can.
All in all, it is a fairly solid film with a bit of a weak ending, and I recommend that you go see it if you're a fan of horror.
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Va home RefinanceSubordinated capital Va home Refinancing
Once you are in possession of your proof of authorisation, you use it to contact the creditor to prove that you have previously used your claim. In order to obtain an IRRL, you only need to confirm that you have previously lived in the house. No new authorization certificates (COE) are necessary. Your Authorization Certificates can be taken to prove your previous use of your claim, or your creditor can use our e-mail verification process instead of an Authorization Certificates.
Credit limit is the amount that a qualifying vet with full authority can lend without making a down-payment. For more information on the credit limit in your country, see Credit Limit. The National Guard and reserve veterans also paid a slightly higher financing charge rate. For more information on the cost of loans, see the section entitled Borrower's Charges.
A number of creditors provide IRRLs as a way of reducing the maturity of your loans from 30 to 15 years. Whilst this may be saving you money in interest over the lifetime of the loan, you may see a huge increase in your monthly pay if the decrease in the interest will not be at least one per cent (two per cent is better).
Attention: It could be a greater raise than you can afford. What do you think?
Introducing the VA refinancing of loans: IRRL & Cash-Out refinance credits new
You may have to attend higher education, or it may be worth making upgrades to enhance the value of your home before it is sold. This may be the right moment to consider the many different funding opportunities available for your VA Home Loan. No matter whether you need cash to help fund high interest rate debit balances, paying for collegiate education, buying a new automobile or making home upgrades to your home, your VA home loans can help.
An VA refinancing operation includes the redemption of your present mortgages from the income of your new VA mortgages that have the same borrower(s) with the same properties. It is referred to as a " Casino Out " refinancing. Refinances are used for houses that are used as the main home by their owners.
In some cases, this landlord can refinance up to 100 per cent of the estimated value of the house plus the permitted cost and charges. Houseowners who have enough capital in their houses may be able to take out money that goes beyond what they have owed on their mortgages. The VA refinancing facility is available to vets who currently have a VA loans as well as to those who have other forms of home fund.
But the disbursement derivative instrument is how a serviceman with a non-VA debt can get a VA-backed security interest. Lending and subscription levels may differ from creditor to creditor, and they are usually more like a VA call down if they pursue cash out refinancing. That VA has been creating a programme named Streamline Refinanced to make available a way for present VA home-owners to lower their interest rates with little or no out-of-pocket outlay.
They can also be granted more quickly and with less paperwork than a traditional one. Interest Reducing Refinancing Loans (IRRRLs) or streamlined refinancing allow you to refinance your existing mortgages at a lower interest level than you are currently bearing (or to refinance from a floating interest mortgages to a permanent mortgage).
Thats only available to vets who refinance a VA mortgages. "The " NoCost " streamline allows you to refinance your mortgages without incurring expenditures. A possibility is that the creditor bears the charges in return for a higher interest rat. A further way of obtaining interest on the markets is to include the acquisition fee in the new loans.
In contrast to a cash out refinance, vets do not have to have the intention to squat the house to get a streaming refinance. A previous booking is all that is necessary for a streaming line. Several investor may not be deed a approval evaluation or calculation in indisputable condition for serviceman who countenance at a VA flow mark. We' ll help you find the right VA creditor so you can pay out or get a better interest on your home.


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Forbes increase production of their new generation of low cost large thermoplastic tanks
Posted: Wednesday 26th April 2006
Being the market leaders in the design and manufacture of a wide range of tanks & other chemical engineering equipment, Forbes offers tanks from 100 litres capacity to in excess of 200,000 litres.
With three production facilities specific to materials of construction, covering glassfibre reinforced, dual laminate composites and their recently expanded facility for thermoplastics, the correct materials & design can be selected without bias.
In 1961 Forbes produced the first freestanding polypropylene tank for chemical storage in the UK and has been the leading manufacture of custom built thermoplastic tanks for the chemical & water industries since this early innovation. Having seen major problems of stress cracking & early ageing with many of the traditional high density polyethylene (HDPE) and in particular the linear polyethylenes used for rota moulding, Forbes selected polypropylene as being the main contenders in materials for the chemical engineering industry and in particular for the manufacture for chemical storage tanks.
Until this last year Forbes had only produced a small number of tanks in HDPE having seen problems with certain types of products offered, over the years, in traditional HDPE materials, which can suffer from early ageing & environmental stress cracking when exposed to a variety of chemical environments. Basell, the World leader in polyethylene production, has recently developed a superior polymer within their Hostalen range, namely PE100. This new generation polyethylene polymer has been developed primarily for chemical pipe, container & tank production to overcome the stress cracking and degradation seen in other polyethylenes. Whilst Forbes still prefers polypropylene for the majority of applications, they have recently produced a number of tanks in polyethylene PE100 for hydrogen peroxide storage and other chemicals which are more suited to HDPE.
Expansion during 2005 of the thermoplastics manufacturing facility at their Kelso site has been further upgraded by the introduction of more automated production equipment, which produces a high quality low cost tank with capacities in excess of 60 cubic metres. Tanks are designed to the very stringent German Code DVS 2205. The manufacturing process gives a smooth integral robust shell. The process incorporates the latest monitoring quality control equipment, which confirms the integrity and safety of the tank.
The advantages oftanks built to DVS 2205 using Forbes techniques:
- [Ensures the material thicknesses are exactly as designed]
- [Where HDPE is required it eliminates environmental stress cracking associated with many of the traditional HDPE polymers. A factor of 100:1 better performance with Hostalen PE100 in comparison to some linear polyethylenes is not uncommon.]
- [Ageing & degradation due to exposure to chemical & U/V light is virtually eliminated.]
- [The ability to design tanks strictly to EN12573 & the much more demanding Merkblatt DVS 2205.]
- [The material used in each tank can be tested & certified to confirm the design properties of the material are met. If rotationally moulded this is not possible as moulds using this technique can vary due to this type of non-pressure moulding technique.]
- Forbes technique using computer controlled equipment with full print out guarantees the integrity of the tank shell.
- [A smooth internal shell is produced by automated equipment.
- Fittings can be easily welded into the tank wall using identical polymer. Moulded products usually incorporate linear HDPE with high melt flow material, which often suffers the risk of poor strength welds being applied due to incompatibility of polymers.
- Tanks can be produced in any diameter & any height combination within the capacity range with dimensions to suit your exact requirements.
- Production time is extremely fast so delivery of your specific design requirement can be on a quick delivery.
- Tanks are designed specifically for your application therefore no excess waste material used in manufacture. Thickness of material can be varied to suit specific gravity of contents, temperature and the stress factors for specific chemicals.
- Tanks with design life up to 20 years and Forbes offering guarantees up 10 years.
Large thermoplastic tanks in Polypropylene & PE 100 are the chemical engineers answer to safe long term storage of chemicals and a useful addition to Forbes already large range of products.
Purchasing a Tank ?
The supplier must be able to demonstrate long term case histories of similar tanks and applications. The purchaser must be wary of the company who can only offer one type of tank or limited to one or two materials. Whilst it may be suitable for the duty, there is no opportunity to discuss alternatives in an unbiased way.
There are a number of companies who can offer a large range of plastics & glassfibre reinforced materials together with the appropriate design standards without bias, which will achieve the correctly specified tank to give long and trouble free service.
Melvyn Jupp is a Director of the Forbes Group and has 28 years experience in the design & manufacture of tanks, vessels & chemical plant in both thermoplastics & GRP.
Contact Details
Downham Market
Tel - 01366 389 640
Fax - 01366 385 274]
Web - www.forbesgroup.co.uk


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CANCELLED: Movies Under the Stars: Frozen
Wednesday, June 5, 2019
8:30 p.m.–10:00 p.m.
Please note: This event has already taken place. Please use the Search options on the right to find upcoming events.
Please note: this event has been cancelled.
Join NYC Parks, Council Member Costa Constantinides and the New York City Mayor's Office of Media and Entertainment for a free film.
A young woman must break a curse that has plunged her kingdom into eternal winter. In order to do so, she must find her estranged sister with the help of a mountaineer and a reindeer.
Know Before You Go
You should arrive before 8:00 p.m. to get your spot. Feel free to bring a blanket to sit on; there will be a limited supply of chairs available. Bottled water is OK, but no glass. Reservations are not taken; space is available on a first-come, first-served basis. All are welcome!
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text: Anxiety Generates an Endless To-Do List. Don't Listen to It. Posted on June 4, 2018 /Under News /With 0 Comments Embedded within everyday anxiety is the hope that if we could only complete the remaining tasks on our to-do lists, then we could rest in an aura of accomplishment and contentment. Anxiety creates its own logic: we should maximize all our moments with doing or thinking about doing. I know it's hard for me to relax when I think about my swollen email inbox. Email has a field day with my adrenal glands. While we know that meditation and self-care ultimately may be good for our productivity and happiness, choosing them in the moment often feels illogical and doubt-ridden. What about everything else that's unfinished? Not everything that feels urgent is important. That's the trick of stress. The seduction of being constantly productive must be resisted so that we can also progress on whatever "lesser" regarded path is important to us: parenting, art, spirituality, health, etc. That's why I signed up for a 9 day meditation retreat here in NYC this summer. I'm also planning a number of workshops and retreats this summer which you can learn about below. Lastly, for all you South Brooklyners (!), I'm starting a twice monthly meditation group in Windsor Terrace which is open to anyone. It's an opportunity to practice meditation with neighbors in a friendly setting. If you're interested, please email me for details. The Path of Well-Being Discover a sense of peace and ease which doesn't depend on eradicating pain or creating a perfect life. Experienced teachers Dan and Kim will guide you in a unique blend of embodiment practices, lovingkindness meditation, and discussion to transform experiences of suffering and stress into openness and self-acceptance. Learn to approach your life with kindness, compassion, and wisdom. 3 Weekends in a Row (6/15-16, 6/22-23, 6/29-30), Friday Night 7-9 PM, Saturday, 10 AM-4 PM. Register here. Your Body Is Your Practice In this ongoing monthly workshop, we will explore what it means to establish a spiritual and mindfulness practice with the body as a central element. How can we care for our body without trying to micromanage or endlessly perfect it? How much discomfort is okay? Can we learn to receive our body's wisdom? This three-hour workshop will incorporate meditation practice, awareness of emotions, and skills drawn from the Alexander Technique. Sunday, June 24 2-5 PM. Register here. email facebook linkedin twitter google+


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We just wanted to provide our readers a quick update on what we're currently up to.
LST's Official Request
After disseminating our white paper, discussing our project with a number of law school administrators over the last couple of months, and engaging some major players, we have finally set our sights on Monday, July 12th as the date of our official request.
In a little over a week, LST will submit our official request to every ABA-approved and provisionally-approved law school. The immediate request will not be for data; instead, we will ask each school to commit to releasing Class of 2010 lists compliant with our standard. Schools will be asked to collect and report the requested data to LST in February 2011, following procedures similar to those used by the ABA, NALP, and U.S. News.
Schools will have 60 days from delivery to respond to our request. At the close of the 60-day window, September 10th, we will survey the responses and report preliminary results on this website. During the time between September and February, we will engage law school administrators to understand the choices they've made. We will continually encourage all of you to directly contact schools to rally their participation.
LST Standard
Thanks to concerns raised by some commenters, we have added a new component to the Job List: Salary Source. A forthcoming post will explain this decision in full detail.
Tennessee Judicial Conference
We had a great opportunity to talk about our work at this year's Tennessee Judicial Conference. After co-founder Patrick Lynch presented our plan to reform the employment reporting standard, he participated in a panel discussion led by Judge Randy Kennedy, along with Justice William Koch of the state Supreme Court, Vanderbilt's Assistant Dean for Student Affairs, the Dean of Nashville School of Law, and the Dean of the new Belmont University College of Law.
It was a great chance to learn what leaders in the legal community consider some of the most important issues facing lawyers today. At the top of the list was how to mentor and train the increasing number of debt-ridden lawyers entering the market each year. They also discussed how to encourage new lawyers to serve underrepresented communities in Tennessee, which goes to how schools pitch their programs to the 50,000 new law students each year. We look forward to seeing how our solution addresses the problems members of the Bench and Bar identified. As always, please let us know if you know about discussions like these taking place elsewhere around the country.


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The Mindful Dietitian with Robyn Goldberg
June 4, 2017
Robyn Goldberg on the complexities of the human experience, and what we can learn from the field of addictions.
Please join me as I chat with fellow Eating Disorder Dietitian, US-based Robyn Goldberg who has extensive experience working with people who struggle with some of the more complex relationships that can arise when we feel disconnected from our bodies. Here Robyn generously offers us a variety of ideas from her "toolbox" (with some fabulous analogies!) including:
- Insights into her work in addictions & what can help us understand about people's relationship with food and other substances
- What do we do if we're seeing someone who is also dealing with drug or alcohol addiction? What takes priority?
- How we can support people to move away from the pull of "instant gratification?"
- She asks "Are you walking your dog, or is your dog walking you?"
- How to tease apart the feeling of something "working"
- Developing a full toolbox so you don't need to keep going to the hardware store!
- Bringing self care to the dinner table, learning how to "dine with your body"
- Sending consistent messages to your client about the path to peace with food, eating and body - finding a great team!
- How we can support someone who has chronic & enduring Anorexia Nervosa
- How our work allows us to connect with body gratitude
- "Keeping our pencil sharpened" as a health professional
You can find Robyn here:
Ask About Food - Robyn Goldberg


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Conker's Bad Fur Day was developed by Rare and released for the Nintendo 64 in 2001, way past the prime of the console's lifespan.
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As most Rare games go, this one's a platformer, but is very violent, crude and vulgar, earning it an "M" rating, one of the few Nintendo games to receive such from the ESRB.
Because of this, Conker's Bad Fur Day is highly sought after by collectors, although very few people are willing to give their copies up. This drives the price of a typical cartridge into the $80-$100 range.
The plot of the game is that Conker, a crude, alcoholic red squirrel, loses his girlfriend when she is kidnapped after a night of heavy drinking, so he sets off on a quest to find her. The gameplay is very reminiscent of Super Mario 64. However, the game earns its mature rating, as there is drinking, swearing, public urination, sexual innuendos and even an opera singing pile of poo for a boss.
The game was met with critical acclaim across the board, from the music and graphics to the gameplay. However, due to its late release, Conker's Bad Fur Day had a somewhat limited production run, but that didn't stop it from becoming a smash hit. It even had a remake on the Xbox.


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It's Friday, the third Friday of my summer, and I am still feeling like weekends feel weird. Honestly, weekends and weekdays could easily blend together when school is not in session, but there is still this odd reassurance that school is "open", if I want to go there and work.
Over the summer, our district closes the buildings on Fridays, and the administrators work extra long days, squeezing a full week of work into four days. Entering buildings on Friday - Sundays in the summer is verboten!
I'm still in that "incubation" stage, casually flipping through the stacks of books I brought home for curriculum development this summer. I can feel the light of illumination starting to flicker on, like a bad florescent light under the kitchen cabinets - not quite clicking on, but more on than off. What am I to do with this musing in my mind?
And so the checklist begins!
Describe your vision, focus, objectives, and student needs. CHECK!
Identify resources. CHECK!
Develop experiences that meet your objectives. WORKING ON IT.....
Collect and devise materials.
Lock down the specifics of your task.
Develop plans, methods, and processes.
Create your students' experience.
It's still June, and I'm seizing the day. Even if I don't have access to the big giant whiteboard in my classroom to sketch out the thoughts starting to flash in my mind...
Happy Weekend!


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Despite Their Beef Toyo Baby Celebrates Funke Akindele On Her 40th Birthday
Despite Their Beef Toyo Baby Celebrates Funke Akindele On Her 40th Birthday
Actress Olayode Juliana, aka Toyo Baby in the popular series 'Jenifa's Dairy' is no doubt one of the best actress we have in the movie scene right now.
Despite been kicked off the popular series 'Jenifa's Dairy', the actress put her worries and beef behind her and took to her Instagram page to celebrate Funke Akindele Who marks are 40th birthday today.
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Supreme Court of Maine
June 22, 2017
PATRICIA A. CHAMBERLAINv.LINWOOD A. HARRIMAN
Argued: November 8, 2016
L. Ferris, Esq. (orally), and Mariann Z. Malay, Esq., Gross,
Minsky & Mogul, P.A., Bangor, for appellant Linwood A.
Harriman Jr.
G. Spaulding, Esq., and Joshua A. Tardy, Esq. (orally), Irwin
Tardy & Morris, Newport, for appellee Patricia A.
SAUFLEY, C.J., and ALEXANDER, MEAD, GORMAN, JABAR, HJELM, and
Linwood A. Harriman appeals from two judgments of the
District Court (Newport, Ende, J.). In the first,
the court clarified that a divorce judgment, entered in 2004,
required Harriman to pay $50, 000 plus post-judgment interest
to Patricia A. Chamberlain as her share of the parties'
marital property, and ordered that a writ of execution would
issue. In the second, the court entered a "corrected
order, " after a writ of execution had issued,
clarifying an ambiguity created by its first judgment and
directing that a new writ would issue in the amount of $50,
000 plus interest. We dismiss as untimely the appeal from the
first judgment, which clarified the divorce judgment, and we
affirm the second judgment, which clarified the terms on
which the writ of execution would issue.[1]
We draw the facts from the trial court record and the
court's findings reached on Chamberlain's
post-judgment motion for contempt, which the court, without
objection, treated as a motion to enforce. After twenty-two
years of marriage, the parties were divorced in 2004. The
parties' divorce judgment, entered by agreement, disposed
of only one substantial piece of property-the parties'
marital home.
Unfortunately, the documentation of the parties'
obligations at that time, apparently crafted by the parties
or their counsel, was so abstrusely drafted as to require
later clarification. Specifically, the July 20, 2004, divorce
judgment contained a provision that stated:
Plaintiff shall execute and deliver to Defendant a quitclaim
deed with covenant for [the parties' marital residence]
at the time the divorce shall become final. Concurrently, the
Defendant shall mortgage said property to the Plaintiff in
the amount of $50, 000.00 under the terms and condition of
said mortgage.
On the
same date as the divorce judgment, Harriman executed a
document titled "mortgage deed, " which provided:
The Mortgage [sic] or Linwood A. Harriman shall pay
to the Mortgage [sic] Patricia A. Harriman the sum
of $50, 000.00 ... on or before July 19, 2009. If the
Mortgage [sic] has not paid said sum in full on or
before said date then he shall pay to the Mortgage
[sic] a mortgage of $50, 000.00 ... at the state
[sic] of 5% . .. per annum over a period of 20 . ..
years in equal monthly installments in the amount of $329.98
. . . the first payments being due and payable July 20, 2009
and on the 20th of each month thereafter until paid in full.
Failure to make payments as specified herein is a condition
of default.
did not pay $50, 000, or any other sum, to Chamberlain by
July 19, 2009. Nor has he made a single installment payment
in the years that followed. [¶4] On March 2, 2015,
Chamberlain moved for contempt on the ground that Harriman
had failed to make payments according to the terms of the
mortgage. On August 13, 2015, the court held a hearing during
which Harriman testified and the divorce judgment and
mortgage deed were admitted in evidence. Harriman admitted
during his brief testimony that he had not made any payments
to Chamberlain and that it was his understanding that he owed
her $50, 000. The court and Chamberlain apparently agreed
that Harriman was not in contempt, so the court stated that
it would treat the motion "as a motion to enforce."
Neither party objected to the treatment of the pending motion
as a motion to enforce. Opposing the enforcement, Harriman
argued that because he had executed the mortgage as ordered,
he did not have any remaining obligations from the divorce
judgment that could be enforced.
The court entered the clarifying judgment on September 21,
2015, denying Chamberlain's motion for contempt and
enforcing the original judgment. Because the divorce ...
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Danganronpa has done interesting things combining different elements for a game where your best bud might get murdered, or even be a murderer. How well does it translate into an action game?
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Game Review: Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair
In this review, we'll talk about the PS Vita remake of Danganronpa 2 and see how it stacks up.
Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc
Danganronpa started out as a PSP game, but was ported to other platforms such as iOS and Android. Eventually, the original game was packaged with its sequel for a Vita remake, much like the constant repackaging of the God of War franchise. NIS America localized the Vita version because being on the most current Sony handheld would get the game enough points for approval (and let's be honest, the only people who still use a PSP are taking advantage of how hackable it was). Sony Computer Entertainment America hates visual novels with a passion, which is why the library of games specifically for the Vita has been so wanting. Sony might hate visual novels over at Japan as well, but the Vita has a fairly robust library of them probably to avoid surrendering that market to PCs. Thankfully, the game has enough gameplay to get around SCEA's animosity and we finally get to play a solid game (legally).
Subtitled "Trigger Happy Havoc," the game is about a prestigious school which both promises graduates success in life and handpicks for enrollment students who are already superstars in their own right (which may lead one to wonder how much the school has to do with shaping the students into winners). The player takes the helm of Makoto Naegi, a painfully normal highschool student because Japan is required by law to have a guy who constantly makes a point of talking about how average he is. Being an unremarkable beta male, he was enrolled because he won a lottery and his superhuman talent designated as "luck." Suffice to say that when our hero sets foot in this prestigious school, things start to go sideways really fast.
Not only have Makoto and his new classmates been trapped in their new school, they are overseen by an insane mechanical headmaster with a simple rule for graduation: Kill a fellow student, and get away with it, then the killer goes free. Oh, and for good measure the surviving students who failed to identify the killer are put to death. Naturally, the student body is less than inclined to go along with this game, but the headmaster throws in proper motivation to make the students desperate. It doesn't hurt that the student body has a nice mix of personalities to bounce off each other and bring out the worst under pressure, which reminds me of Sartre's "No Exit" but has the catharsis of someone actually doing something.
The game has two parts: there's the visual novel/story progression/date sim aspect and there's the class trial. During the more visual novelly side of gameplay you explore the school, the cast interacts with each other to develop the main plot, and the player gets Free Time to make their own connections with fellow students. One on one time with other students in Free Time gives you insights into those characters you might not get in the normal story, funny anecdotes from their life, and bonuses which help you in the class trial. Specific characters confer specific skills, which are passive abilities to improve performance, but all characters can increase Skill Points to equip more skills at the same time. None of these skills will exactly make or break your game, and unless you're an ass who looks up guides first there's no way of knowing who will give you what kinds of boosts.
Some may wonder, "If they're not essential and there's no way to know what I'll get, then what's the point?" To me, this allows the player to create their own subplot in the context of the main story. The player can take a tactical or an emotional approach to making friends, they can try to get to know a little about everyone or develop strong friendships with one or two characters. Focusing on specific characters creates a unique tension as the likelihood of that character becoming a victim or a murderer increases. There's something oddly fitting in using a skill to avenge a friend's death, and bitter irony in using a talent against a friend who has blood on their hands. Alternately, a player could withdraw altogether, broken by their experience and possibly making Makoto a hypocrite who talks about friendship and sticking together but fails to walk his talk. Yes, you can replay completed chapters to farm for skills and points, but that undermines the tension and psychological endurance run of playing the game from beginning to end. Besides, there's a better way to farm that stuff after you finish the game.
When a murder has been committed, the player then investigates and gathers evidence both in what they can find/observe as well as through the accounts of other students. Unless you're a complete knob you'll probably get a pretty clear picture of the crime and even who did it, but you don't get to flip out and start punching the killer's teeth in. Arguably, you don't so much play Makoto as you are that part of himself which can look at the situation objectively… struggling to get through the clutter of his emotions and fatigued psyche. While you are told there's a limited amount of time, fear not, the game runs on JRPG logic and the actual trial will not commence until you have gathered all the evidence you need to make your case.
Once the trial commences, the player is tasked with picking apart contradictions and lies. It's not enough for the player to know the truth, the real goal is to persuade. Thus, if the player makes too many mistakes their influence wanes to the point nobody will listen and it's gameover man. Admittedly, this can be annoying when game mechanics goes against common sense, like the first trial when I made a solid case and the killer threw a hissy fit. I didn't understand the mechanics of that part (because the instructions didn't adequately explain the tempo markers are how you do everything and locking on was the only way to destroy their nonsensical ravings) and somehow the killer becoming a sputtering mess negated a mountain of damning evidence. On the other hand, sometimes you have to let a game be a game. Still not as bad as the invisible walls in games which are ostensibly about exploration.
There's also a good reason why ultimately it all hinges on the player by means of Makoto: while some of the students are sharp enough to have it all figured out, everyone has their blindspots and quirks which keep them from getting it right all the time. It's not long before you get the hang of the mechanics and on top of the increasingly complex crimes the gameplay portion gradually throws new things to keep you on your toes. Overall, very effective at keeping the player engaged. The big finale had one of those moments where gameplay and story melded together perfectly and I always love it when that happens.
Suffice to say, it's a well made game very close to perfection as it tackled a unique premise and mechanics to keep it interesting and avoiding the pedestrian feeling a conventional visual novel can foster. The creators knew the characters well enough to create scenarios where a character breaking down and resorting to murder felt consistent and not a case of character derailment because the plot desperately needed it. Hell, I was rolling my eyes at one relationship between two characters, and it wasn't long before my jaw dropped at the well played turn of events. Oh, and the game is littered with references from everything to Mario to Attack on Titan and all kinds of good stuff that figuring them all out could be a game in itself after playing the main story.
Speaking of finishing the main story, once you beat the regular game a new gameplay mode opens up. School mode is an alternate story in which the gang is pressed into an extensive series of construction projects and we learn that normal boy Makoto Naegi is also a foreman, master craftsman, and electrical engineer. There's not much to it, you assign characters rooms in the school to search for parts, put on clean up duty, or let them rest before they crash. This mode is ideal for filling out the Report Card with all the fun facts about your classmates, and School mode also has its own date sim element which allows the player to get unique endings and for a present you are given their underwear.
Yes, they give you their underwear. Yes, even the guys. Shut up.
All said, great game with a thriller angle and doesn't get stuck in the mindset that it has to be dark 24/7. It's a great addition to the Vita library and the sequel is slated for a North America release in the Fall. You can't go wrong with this game, unless you absolutely refuse to enjoy anything Japanese. In which case I have to wonder why you even bothered reading a game review with the very Japanese title. If you can, try the game. Yes, there's an anime, but I doubt it can convey the tension of the situation as well as being a participant in dire circumstances.


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Ringing at Quadring to Celebrate Roof Repairs
On New Year's Day 2013, 8 members of the Elloe Deaneries Branch rang at lunchtime for an hour at St. Margaret's, Quadring, to celebrate the finish of roof repair work at St Margaret's. The roof had been damaged by the theft of lead from the church. Call changes were rang and also a touch of Plain Bob Doubles to mark the end of building work that will allow the 6 bells to be rung once again!
Whilst not showing all the ringers, a photograph has been taken of some of those who took part.
From left to right: Lester White (Gosberton), Peter Wakefield (Gosberton), Dave Webster (Bicker), Nicola Hards (Surfleet) & Revd Paul Hardingham (Gosberton). Also ringing, but not in the photo, were Janet Young & Michael Strutt (both of Gosberton) and Barbara Webster (Bicker) who took the photo.
Barbara Webster (Secretary, Elloe Deaneries)