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The Hudson Centre
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Elisa Bragg and Bespoke Trauma Therapy™ offers an integrated therapeutic approach that differs from regular talking therapy in that it is multidisciplinary and utilises several therapeutic modalities to best support your individual healing journey.
No two clients are the same although they may present with similar issues, therefore I tailor my interventions according to the needs of the individual and not their symptoms alone.
As a UKCP accredited therapist, all my interventions are underpinned by my psychotherapy background, however I do not exclusively focus on this modality as the abiding healing approach. Therefore during your initial assessment we will explore which specialisms will be the most effective for you. As the work proceeds, it is also important to remain open and flexible to allow for other options to be included if required.
No matter the reason why you are looking for therapy at this time, I am committed to providing the most up to date approaches that are both creative and flexible and that resonate with your own innate sense of what is most healing for you.
I am a Somatic Experiencing Trauma and Addictions Specialist and EMDR Practitioner and offer an extensive approach to trauma relief as well as providing stand alone Co-Active Coaching for individuals and professionals.
My training in Psychosynthesis Psychotherapy is my 'base camp' and underpins all my interventions, as its philosophy is to see the individual as a whole being rather than being captivated by ones psychopathology and symptoms alone.
Trauma can manifest in many forms and crosses a wide spectrum of experience including anxiety, stress, insomnia, low self-esteem, depression, bereavement, relationship issues and endings, loss of meaning and purpose, procrastination, negative self-talk, addictive processes, eating disorders and body dysmorphia, self-harm, sexual difficulties, PTSD, recurring health issues, etc. (please see individual Specialism pages for more detailed information of the symptoms and trauma I work with).
I am passionate about redeeming our experience of suffering and exploring it as a threshold towards a deeper relationship with ourselves and others. I view it as an initiation that often takes us by surprise, but held with compassion and allowing, it can lead us towards transformation and a sense of wholeness that is deep and enduring. After all, suffering in its original translation means 'to undergo' ones process in times of change rather than being held captive in fear of life's challenges.
Einstein said that within adversity lies opportunity. This is a powerful re-frame on what could otherwise be seen as suffering without meaning or opportunity. It also provides me with a resting place from which to approach my client work and my life in general, which is with compassion, empathy, curiosity and passion. The unknown then becomes a place of creativity rather than to be feared.
Symptoms are sign posts that can lead us towards greater understanding and wholeness so that we have the freedom to express ourselves as fully as we can, rather than merely being problems to be rid of in order to function again.
Dependent on the issues you want to work with, there are a number of ways we can approach this together, from traditional psychotherapy to trauma and addictions specific therapy which includes approaches such a Somatic Experiencing (and EMDR when I feel it would be beneficial). My suggested path is that we book a number of agreed sessions with a specific goal in mind for the work, and regularly review your progress. As a rule of thumb I would see you on a weekly basis at a regular date and time to contain the process we are working with. This can vary however, dependent on the type of therapeutic programme we decide on.
If you are coming for psychotherapy, as a somatic psychotherapist I will likely invite you to explore what body oriented presentations are also surfacing in you. If you are unfamiliar with this way of working, it can be difficult to explain the process without giving you an actual experience of it. Broadly speaking, working somatically means that we include our awareness of what might be going on at a physical level as well as what we are thinking and feeling. Often we are so engaged with what is happening at the mental and emotional levels of our process, that we forget that our bodies are what we actually live and breathe in. Therefore, by bringing our awareness to our body and listening to the different ways in which it is communicating through us, we allow for further insights to emerge, leading to a deeper healing experience.
I also offer Co-Active Coaching as part of our integrated work together or as stand alone coaching for your specific projects or work related transitions, etc. Please see the page on CTI Co-Active Coaching for more information.
I teach meditation and mindfulness as well as creative visualisation techniques which are deeply supportive approaches that help clients recognise and cultivate their own innate natural wisdom. Many clients experience this approach alongside therapy as an empowering tool particularly in times of stress, anxiety and crisis. Mindfulness techniques help foster remaining steady and present rather than becoming overwhelmed by our emotions and external circumstances. If this is something you would like to explore today, go to my Meditation and A Moment Of Pause pages where you will find a number of resources including guided meditations.
For more details about the different therapeutic ways we can work together, look at my Specialisms Offered section.
Go to my website www.bespoketraumatherapy.com for the pages referred to above
My training began with learning how to meditate in my early 20's which led me to do an extensive 2.5 year Energy Healing training, namely Esoteric Healing, with the INEH, and I went on to become a registered Healing Practitioner and body worker. Whilst I no longer specifically offer this form of therapeutic intervention, energy work forms a fundamental part of all therapeutic interventions as it is what happens in the space in between the client and therapist, in that invisible and yet pregnant void where something so intrinsic is exchanged in the mystery of the therapeutic alliance.
Esoteric Healing included a psychological as well as psychospiritual element to the training which fascinated me and led me to do a 5 year training as an Applied Psychosynthesis Practitioner, completing my Masters in 2005. I chose the Applied route as I wanted to explore the creative process aligned to one's essential creative expression, in particular to those working creatively and in the performing arts. I later returned to complete my Diplomas in Counselling and Psychotherapeutic Counselling.
In more recent years I decided to add Somatic Experiencing and EMDR to my practice, as I developed a nagging concern that some of my clients were unable to fully process more complex trauma issues and symptoms despite our best efforts. Over a period of time and research, I explored the field of neuropsychology as delivered by Dr Joe Dispenza, and Peter Levine's work with Somatic Experiencing, which have been formidable additions to my therapeutic tool kit. There are many therapies currently available that one can choose from. The ones I have chosen to include in my practice resonate deeply with me and my ability to deliver these modalities with integrity, passion and expertise.
In my on-going professional and personal practice I continue to be dedicated to researching the most effective training resources to best serve my clients and have developed my integrative approach by training in several fields. A number of these include Psychosynthesis, Somatic Experiencing, Co-Active Coaching, EMDR, Neuroscience based re-patterning, AST, CRM, NARM, Addictions work and 12 Step Recovery, Shamanic and Ritual work, Women's Rights of Passage, Group Facilitation, Supervision, Esoteric Energy work, Creative Visualisation, Meditation and Mindfulness and Triple P (Positive Parenting Programme). I have also trained and worked as a Foster Carer for Barnet Council. I therefore employ any and all of these resources where appropriate and together we build a way of working that utilises what is required to provide the most beneficial healing approach possible.
Please approach me directly for a sliding scale of fees dependent on the type of therapy required.
Concessionary rates are possible dependent on circumstances and availability.
If you are eligible to receive sessions on your private medical insurance please let me know as it may be possible to claim these back.
For further information about Psychosynthesis please go to www.psychosynthesis.org
For further information about Somatic Experiencing go to www.seauk.org.uk/faq.html
For further information regarding EMDR go to https://www.emdrworks.org/what-is-emdr/
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Gisbert Grasshopper invented yet another delicious Moblee Munchie with the help of his Gizmometer! Try out this recipe that'll put a totally hopsome spin on your typical apple snack.
• 4 apples (Fuji, Cortland or Jonagold work well)
• 1/2 cup oats
• 1 tbsp honey
• 1 tbsp margarine
• 1/2 tsp cinnamon
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1. Preheat oven to 350°F.
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3. Mix together oats, honey, margarine and cinnamon.
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Petite Ballerine – short ballet documentary
Documentary film "Petite Ballerine"
Directed by: Renata Šimić, Matej Đuzel, Ivan Granić
Produced by: Bruno Gudelj, Nino Marić
Starring: Leda Šeparović, Mihaela Devald, Milko Šparemblek
Production: Televizija Student 2015
Festivals: Kratki na brzinu, Revija studentskog filma, Star film fest, Jihlava International Documentary Film Festival, Phoenix film festival, etc.
Petite Ballerine is a story about Leda, a young ballerina from Zagreb. She has finished ballet school in Zagreb and now she is going to Stuttgart to study ballet at a prestige ballet dance academy. The film also features Leda's ballet professor and former croatian prima ballerina Ms. Mihaela Devald and the famous ballet choreographer Mr. Milko Sparemblek who at one time was the director of New York Metropolitan ballet opera (1971). They tell their story about ballet, about their ballet path and what it takes to become a professional ballet dancer.
The film explores what it takes to be an artist and to be able to do what you want in spite of all the doubts, hardships and fears


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TT Isle of Man Ride on the Edge fails to deliver the thrills. The Finger Guns Review;
Even for people like me who have no interest in the actual event, you will have heard about the Isle of Man TT. One of the most famous events in the world is bound to have developers drooling over the prospect of cashing in, but as is the case with many games with a niche audience it seems to fall a little flat.
To start you off on your road to TT glory you can take part in the career mode, where limited customisation does give the impression that most of the work went into the racing, and parts of the game like this were an after thought. Saying that you do immerse yourself in the racing quickly but on one of the additional tracks to the titular one, starting off on a Welsh Mountain you soon realise that the game is going to be punishing. Accelerating too much around corners or even clipping a barrier will send you flying from the bike, which is realistic as you are travelling at nearly 200 mph but sometimes you will just re-spawn in the centre of the track without leaving the bike which does break the wall of reality which the game tries so hard to build up. The controls can be tweaked for manual gear changes, ABS and other options which allow you to have your say in how the bike is controlled.
The controls are difficult to master but once you have played for a while you manage to get the hang of it, which stops the constant crashing re-spawning. But there is something missing in the game which I can't put my finger on, it feels like a major element should be there, but I have no idea what it is although this could just be my lack of understanding of bike racing that makes me think this. The races against bots are fun and collisions etc will result in crashes which is good as I hate when games take out that realism.
The game's graphics are acceptable with the best looking ones used for the environments when you are racing. From crowds and houses to hedges and lamp posts covered in foam, they look brilliant yet as you race you don't really get to appreciate the detail which went into them. The bikes are copies of actual race bikes and look good with the official sponsors included to give fans the authenticity they would want. The soundtrack seems to be one generic rock song repeated over and over, but luckily when racing you get to escape it and hear the sound of your engine above the wind and crowd cheers.
The online multiplayer looks like it could be fun if there are enough people, but with it being such a narrow target audience, you may be waiting in lobbies for a while. There is the option to have an offline multiplayer but again you would need someone to play it and wait for them to get a hang of the controls etc. The only other option is a quick race which is disappointing as a challenge mode or something similar would have really added to the game.
Overall it isn't a terrible game, fans should like it enough to be satisfied but casual fans may feel that it isn't worth their money for a game with so few modes. It will be around long enough to appease people but it could have been so much more.
TT Isle of Man: Ride on the Edge is available now on PS4 (reviewed on Base PS4), Xbox One and PC.
Developer: Big Ben Interactive
Publisher: Maximum Games
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December 18, 2018
London Heathrow Partnered with the Metropolitan Police
The Crane Worldwide Logistics team in London chose to support the Metropolitan Police and their Christmas Tree Project. The Christmas Tree Project collects, wraps and delivers Christmas present donations from the public, to children living in care homes, hospitals, refugees or from disadvantaged families. In 2017, they were able to give over 19,000 presents to children who would not receive a visit from Santa. The Crane team aimed to gift 20 children in need, in London, gifts this Christmas.
Houston IAH Built Bicycles for CYCLE, a Children's Charity
The Crane Cares team in Houston, Texas, donated their time building bicycles for CYCLE (Changing Young Children's Lives Through Education). CYCLE is an organization that rewards children for committing to academic achievements by giving them a bicycle once they have reached their goal. Over thirty employees from CWW Houston volunteered to unload boxes of bikes and assemble the bikes. A total of 3,000 bicycles were built for CYCLE to give to children this Chirstmas season.
Detroit DTW Gave Six Children a Nice Christmas
The elves at Crane Worldwide Logistics in Detroit were able to provide six children with a Merry Christmas. The children were referred to CWW by Spectrum Human Services in Westland. The six children are all brothers and sisters and the employees in Denver were delighted to shop and wrap multiple presents for each of the children.
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Bolanle Dare is presently working with Human Development Initiatives (HDI) where service for humanity is rendered to children, adolescents, youths and women (in particular widows). She holds a Higher National Diploma (HND) in Business Administration and Management from Lagos State Polytechnic, Lagos State, Nigeria in 1998.She coordinates Community Intervention Programmes, Livelihood Empowerment Programmes, Health Screening – Intervention for Women, Adolescents Reproductive Health & Rights Programmes, Capacity Building Trainings / Workshops / Seminars and Talks. She use counselling and mediation skills to resolve issues for clients. She Initiate and develop outreach strategy for project implementation. Her hobbies are reading novels, traveling, listening to music and watching television.
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This Events page contains dates of seminars, workshops, open sessions and special events. For a calendar of dates related to the academic school year please refer to the Academic Calendar.
Delivered May 31, 2014 at Knoxville, TN Shaykh Musa Sugapong Senior Faculty, Shaykh al-Hind & High School Program, Cleveland, OH This special five session workshop taught by Shaykh Musa Sugapong examines how Islam and its pillars were not concepts introduced by the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ. Rather, they are pillars based on universal concepts that were propagated by every prophet throughout time and upheld by the seal of them all – Muhammad ﷺ Access the recordingsFind out more »
Delivered October 3, 2015 at Main Campus, Glendale Heights, IL Shaykh Mohammed Amin Kholwadia President Dr. Muhammed Stodolsky Liaison, Department of Theology Epistemology has been defined as the study of the origin, nature, methods, and limits of human knowledge. The participants will be introduced to ancient and modern debates concerning what knowledge is and how we acquire it and how the Islamic method of acquisition of knowledge contrasts with knowledge that is not based on revelation. The introduction will be…Find out more »
Delivered November 7, 2015 at Main Campus, Glendale Heights, IL Shaykh Omar Qureshi New Atheism is examined, specifically, the claims New Atheism make regarding God, morality, religion, and science will be looked at in light of Kalām theology. Additionally, Muslim attitudes and arguments regarding the question of God's existence will be explored. Download handout for workshopFind out more »
Part I: Nov 21, 2015 Part II: April 23, 2016 Main Campus, Glendale Heights, IL Mufti Hisham Dawood Liaison, Department of Islamic Law Mawlana Arif Kamal Liaison, Department of Qurʾānic Studies and Recitation In this two-part series of workshops, Darul Qasim faculty members, Mufti Hisham and Mawlana Arif taught essential worship discourses related to prayer – the prerequisite and requisite rulings according to the Qurʿān and Sunnah were thoroughly explained. An in-depth analysis of the ayah for the establishment of…Find out more »
Modernity is a term that has developed over the last centuries in the west, which means 'contemporaneity' – to be in the present time. Today, modernity takes on other meanings that has now influenced and shaped the global landscape. Benefit from this presentation as Dr. Umar explains the history and worldview of modernity and further elaborates how it has affected metaphysical rationale and the Islamic worldview.Find out more »
January 30, 2016 Main Campus, Glendale Heights, IL Shaykh Samer al-Nass Shaykh Samer Al-Nass explains how learning and teaching the fiqh of Islam is the only way forward for Muslims About Guest Speaker, Shaykh Samer al-Nass Shaykh Samir al-Nass was born in Damascus, Syria, where he studied at the College of Medicine of the University of Damascus. He went on to study in the United States where he qualified in internal medicine. The Shaykh has studied under some of the…Find out more »
ebruary 27, 2016 Main Campus, Glendale Heights, IL Professor Amir Sufi The severe recession of the late 2000s in the United States and Europe was preceded by a very large run-up in borrowing by households. In this talk, Professor Sufi explains why debt often precedes severe economic downturns, and why we must reform the financial system to reduce its addictive reliance on debt. A more equity-based system would foster sustainable economic growth while avoiding vicious economic cycles.Find out more »
April 2, 2016 Main Campus, Glendale Heights, IL Dr. Choukri Heddouchi Introduction to Anthroplogy This presentation with Dr. Choukri will explore the field of Islamic archaeology as an academic discipline, in its own right, surveying its history and methodology, and as an intersection of Islamic history, archaeology and wider anthropology. The workshop will conclude with an extensive Q&A session, insha Allah. About Dr. Choukri Heddouchi, PhD | Chair, Department of Arabic Dr. Heddouchi received his Ph.D. and Master's degrees from…Find out more »
Delivered Feb 18, 2017, 9:30 a.m. to 11 a.m. at Main Campus, Glendale Heights, IL Khaled Keshk, PhD Chair, Department of Religious Studies DePaul University It is true that intention is what decides the outcome, even in scholarship. In fact we can say that especially in scholarship. Dr. Khaled will share three incidents, two that are very famous in Islamic history (the Killing of ʿUthmān and the Battle of the Camel) and another that is from a ḥadīth (about field…Find out more »
Delivered Feb 25, 2017, 9:30 a.m. to 11 a.m. at Main Campus, Glendale Heights, IL Zamir Syed, PhD In this workshop, Dr. Syed explores the concept of numbers from a mathematical viewpoint. In addition to providing a brief history of the concept of infinity, Dr. Syed also discussed the concise definitions of infinity and beyond. This workshop was open to all, especially those with an interest in math and science. ABOUT DR. ZAMIR SYED Dr. Zamir Syed received his doctorate…Find out more »
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A Hays man was placed on three-year probation with underlying sentences of 48 months jail and prison time for battery and sexual battery charges.
On Tuesday, Jordan Burgess was granted the probation with Northwest Kansas Community Corrections after entering a no contest plea in March in Ellis County District Court on one charge of aggravated reckless battery and three counts of sexual battery.
He was arrested in October 2016 on suspicion of rape.
The aggravated reckless battery charge carries an underlying sentence of 36 months in prison. Each sexual battery charge carries an underlying sentence of one year in Ellis County jail, which would run concurrently, said Ellis County Attorney Tom Drees. The jail time would be consecutive to the prison sentence.
Burgess also must register as a sex offender for 15 years.


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2017 Kia Sportage for Sale near Bellevue, NE
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Feast your eyes on the 2017 Kia Sportage for sale near Bellevue, NE. This remarkable crossover is changing the game for what you can expect from a crossover with all of its standard and available features. Don't wait any longer to see it in action! Visit H&H Kia today for a test drive that you won't soon forget.
When you're inside the 2017 Kia Sportage, you'll be surrounded by state-of-the-art technology features. The available UVO eServices1 Infotainment System provides a hands-free way to control all of your great amenities. Simply use voice commands to change the music, set directions, and more inside your 2017 Sportage. Smartphones have become an essential part of our lives, so you should be able to integrate your phone when you're behind the wheel. The 2017 Sportage makes this possible with support for Apple CarPlay™2 and Android Auto™3. When you connect your compatible smartphone, you'll be able to make phone calls, send and receive texts, and use compatible apps – all safely because you can keep your hands on the wheel.
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Keeping you and your passengers safe is a top priority when you're on the road, and the 2017 Sportage comes loaded with additional features to prepare for the unexpected on the road. The available Autonomous Emergency Braking System5 uses radar in the front of the vehicle and will automatically apply the brakes if needed to attempt to avoid a collision. There is also the Rear-Camera Display5 that provides a clear view of what lays behind you, without needing to crane your neck. Other features, such as the Blind Spot Detection with Lane-Change Assist5 and Lane Departure Warning5, can assist you in ensuring that you make it to your destination safely.
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While I was in Maine I spent one rainy afternoon making whoopie Pies with my Grammy Elliott and my cousin's grandmother, Rita. Watching them bicker and laugh while sipping some cold Pinot Grigio with Judge Judy blaring in the background was a hoot. Rita calls herself the, Whoopie Pie Queen and frankly after tasting her creations I can't deny that claim. Store bought whoopie pies are just too thick and have way too much filling. More is not necessarily better when it comes to whoopies.
Maybe I should back up and explain what a whoopie pie is. Two devil's food cakes with a creamy filling made of egg whites, confectionery sugar, fluff, and basically Crisco. Whoopie pies as far as I know are a Maine thing. The amish have their own version. You'll spot whoopies wrapped in cellophane at gas stations, sub shops, and gourmet stores all over Maine. Some claim to be the best but honestly nothing compares to homemade. Above and below photos from a fun afternoon.
Below the recipe both grandmother's having been making for years adapted from Marjorie Standish book, "Cooking Down East," (1968).
Ingredients for Cakes:
1/2 cup shortening
1 cup sugar
2 egg yolks
5 tablespoons of cocoa (rita uses 4)
2 cups sifted flour
1 teaspoon each: baking powder, baking soda, salt
1 cup milk
1 teaspoon vanilla
The sugar and shortening are creamed together, the beaten egg yolks added. The dry ingredients are sifted together, and added alternatively with the milk and vanilla. Drop the batter in equal spoonfulls onto a greased cookie sheet, leaving room for them to spread. Bake in a pre-heated 375 degrees oven for 7-10 minutes; remove to wire racks to cool. When completely cool, mix filling (recipe below), spreading half the cakes with this mixture. Put them together like a sandwich.
Filling: With an electric mixer, combine 1/2 cups shortening, 2 cups confectioners sugar, 2 egg whites, 1/4 teaspoon salt, 2 tablespoons fluff.
p.s. I've come across recipes that cook the egg whites. The grandmothers never have and nobody has ever gotten sick.
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The comment I received from the recipient of the first lap blanket I wove was this,"It is four times too small and not thick enough." There was no thank you. What do you do with unkindness of this sort? My reaction is to give less and I have asked myself -why am I so self centred? Perhaps it is a natural reaction with the human heart. It has helped me to be more gracious and I am thankful for that. Still - sometimes I know it would be easier not to give. But the pattern of love that God has given to us - the love I have experienced from Him - the scripture I have read - all agree that genuine love is beyond the self centred human mind and emotions. Renewal comes from Him and in His time he will heal me - again. This is a miracle and clear evidence to His existence, love and care. The lap blanket size is: 32" long by 39" wide. It's a size I think is perfect and soon I will weave a few for my studio/kitchen.
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Opinion: Are Comic Books Too Expensive?SaraJane Askildsen 09.10.2013
Comic books cost $5. Is that a problem?
A recent LinkedIn discussion asked: Are Comic Books Too Expensive? This caught my eye because I had just been discussing this with one of our artists, so I dug a little deeper to the real forum – Comic Vine – to find the answer.
It's been suggested that the high price of comic books today (relative to prices in the 80s or 90s when the industry was booming) is one of the reasons that the industry hasn't performed as well in recent years. Fans are constantly griping about what a trip to their local comics shop does to their wallet.
Contributors brought up good points by comparing the entertainment value of comics to what you can get in other forms of entertainment for the same price.
Think about it, you go to the store, buy 10 comics and probably end up dropping $40. Each comic you'll probably read in about 15 minutes, so that makes about 2.5 hours of entertainment. For the same price, you could:
- See 3-4 movies in the theatre
- Purchase 2 movies
- Buy a video game
- Purchase 3 paperback novels
Any of these options will equate to more entertainment hours then 10 comic books.
So, is that it? Comics are too expensive nowadays and that's why sales are down?>
I actually disagree.
The average cost of a comic book in Dec 2012 was $3.47.
The average cost of a comic book in Dec 1995 was $2.58 (when adjusting for inflation this comes out to be $3.89 in 2012).
That means, comics actually cost less today than they did in '95.
To be fair, the median price of a comic book in 1986 was $1.25 (the equivalent of $2.58 in 2012) so comics were cheaper in the 80s, but not by all that much.
So, why are sales down?
It's not revolutionary to suggest that the problem occurred when comic book distribution switched from newsstands to specialty stores. There are lots of obvious reasons why that would negatively impact sales (i.e. less visibility, inability to capture younger readers, etc.), but I do think that people have underestimated how the shift has effected the way we view the price of the books themselves.
Let's say you make a special trip to the comics shop.
I'm guessing it's a bit farther away than you would have to go to buy milk, bread, or even a Starbucks latte. Now you're in the shop. Are you really going to buy one comic? Probably not, you need to make the trip worth it, so you buy a few. Long story short, you leave the store having probably spent upwards of $20 then you think to yourself, "Gosh, I could have gone to the movies."
Now let's say you're walking by a newsstand. You see something interesting and pick it up for around $3.50. Are you really going to be second-guessing that purchase later in the day?
Probably not.
Then let's say you do this every couple of days. You end up spending the same amount of money, but you didn't think about it.
That's because in the newsstand, a comic book is an impulse buy, but in a comic shop, it's a planned purchase. You think about your planned purchases. You don't think about your impulse buys.
Though I agree that there are many other reasons why comic books sales have decreased over the last 20 years—too many titles resulting in an saturated market, increasing amounts of adult content and more competition from other entertainment mediums, just to name a few—we shouldn't overlook the impact of this shift in consumer consciousness.
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"I got my heart and kidney transplant done at the same time," says 61-year-old Frank Poblete, who was admitted to Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center after having heart problems since 2001. "I stayed here for about three months waiting for a new heart and in the meantime, my kidney started to fail. One kidney was working, but they knew it would eventually fail and if I didn't get a kidney transplant I'd have to be on dialysis. I was very fortunate that I got both organs from the same person. I was okay waiting for three months because I knew what I was waiting for. They do wonders just to make you comfortable here. They treat you like family. Before, even with a pacemaker, I felt tired all the time and couldn't walk any distance. Now, I don't get tired. I could keep walking and walking."
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I was shocked to hear that SLSU (Sucre) is causing frame rate issues. That's amazing, it is one of the most lightest sceneries we have ever released, and there is absolutely no reason why in a scenery such as that one there would be frame rate problems, and not so much on the rest (apart from the big Latin hubs released in the past). Certainly there has got to be an issue there that we can resolve. So please email us and we can help you out. No way absolutely that we release scenery with performance problems. All are according to customers and beta testers fluid and frame rate friendly depending the system but most systems.
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Tony Blair is facing further pressure over the cash-for-honours inquiry today, amid claims detectives had uncovered a Downing Street hidden computer network from which crucial emails appear to have been deleted.
Downing Street moved swiftly to deny the allegations made by ITV News, which said the existence of a second IT system in the building was revealed to police by a witness over recent weeks - possibly inadvertently.
The information reportedly led to the arrest of one of Tony Blair's closest aides, director of government relations Ruth Turner, last Friday.
It was claimed officers discovered emails last year which were apparently exchanged between Labour fundraiser Lord Levy, Ms Turner and Mr Blair's chief of staff Jonathan Powell.


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Last weekend I preached on the Gospel of the Wedding Feast at Cana, and specifically on the two lines that "the mother of Jesus," or Mary, had in the Gospel passage, i.e. "They have no wine," and "Do whatever He tells you." I don't often preach on Mary. I contend this paucity is not due to a lack of devotion to Mary on my part (others may be of a different opinion) but rather because there has been so much bad and overly emotional Mariology in the Church that I find it difficult to separate the wheat from the chaff in proper appreciation for Mary, Mother of the Church.
In any case, focusing on Mary last weekend reminded me of something that struck me about our church interior when I first got here, namely, its very masculine character. At least in images and visuals our church is top heavy with masculine images. In most Catholic Churches, on the right side of the altar (the left as you look at it) there is usually an image of Mary, with Joseph on the other side. In our church they have been supplanted, if I may use that term, by images of Sts. Peter and Paul. Since this parish is staffed by the Paulist Fathers the prominence of the Apostles and missionaries Peter and Paul seems to me altogether fitting and proper.
As an American community of men we Paulists fit right into the American ethos of the active and "masculine" virtues. The Paulists are missionaries who stress going out, reaching out, action and accomplishment. We are not known particularly for contemplation, reflection, "pondering in our hearts" as Mary had done, and generally what were known in a more benighted age as the "feminine virtues." This active stance and emphasis on accomplishment fits well into a Texas ethos as well.
But a consequence of this prominence of Sts. Peter and Paul is a sort of displacement of Mary and Joseph. Joseph is off to the side altar by the side entrance. I have always thought that the lighting on his statue, which shines on his feet and casts his face into shadow, is appropriate since we know so little about Joseph, either his life before his marriage to Mary or what became of him after Jesus was discovered in the Temple. In any case St. Joseph is at least partially visible while the statue of St. Mary, effectively hidden back in the little Our Lady's Chapel, is completely invisible except for those making the effort to visit the chapel. Mary does also appear in the various stations of the cross, but her most prominent position in the church is as the Mother of Perpetual help in the middle shrine on the South side of the church.
More striking to me than the limited representations of Mary in our church is that she is the ONLY woman presented. There is no representation of St Elizabeth Ann Seton, no image of St. Claire, no icon of St Mary Magdalene, no picture of St. Paul's co-worker St. Phoebe, no St. Teresa of Avila, not even an image of The Little Flower, St. Therese of Lisieux. In this our church is a little different.
I suppose we are all quite comfortable with the preponderance of male Saints in our church (Sts Paul, Peter, Joseph, Austin and Servant of God Isaac Hecker). But perhaps it would profit us to at least recognize we have a gender imbalance in the representation of holy person in our church, and be open to the promptings of the Holy Spirit to seek a wider representation of the holy people of God. Just a thought.
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text: The Way to Slay the Bogeyman? 04 August 2011 Thomas-Crockett (0) One is forever hearing about ludicrous people taking the collective moral panic of "health and safety" to ludicrous extremes. Children being made to wear safety glasses to play conkers in the playground, and the Mayor of Maidstone having her mayoral flag removed from her car on the ground that it constituted a distraction to other drivers, are but two examples which spring to mind. This government has been swift to pin its colours to the mast (obviously using the appropriate personal protective equipment, having undergone the requisite half day training course) of a commitment to try to return things where a little more common sense based on personal responsibility prevailed. Perhaps somewhere between sending eight-year-olds to work in cotton factories and making goggles mandatory for council workers handling blutac. OK, perhaps closer to the latter! Chris Grayling MP the Employment Minister says he wants to cut "needless bureaucracy" which prevents businesses from growing. Consultation closed last week on the Department for Work and Pensions review of workplace rules; specifically whether there is any evidence that some litigation and the compensation generated by it which could be scrapped. The results are expected to be published in a few months. The Law Society Gazette yesterday made reference to the Association of Personal Injury Lawyers proffering a warning to the Government. It quotes APIL vice-president Karl Tonks as saying "any assault on health and safety, in a bid to cut back on what is perceived to be too much regulation, is a shot at the wrong target... All that's needed is to ensure people understand the existing rules properly and apply them with common sense." Well, can you have one without the other? Is this the way to stem the tide of what is oft-quoted to be a 'Litigation Culture'? Can the current rules be sensibly interpreted? Presumably this would rely upon some robust pronouncements from the courts in this area? The one thing, however, that a rethink of the litigation itself would do, is to potentially end the prevalent culture within many organisations (both public and private) of everybody being scared of falling foul of an often non-existent 'Elf and Safety Bogeyman.


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After an exciting pitch during the PLEIT2016 conference SignRequest has won the Legal Tech Startup Awards. SignRequest offers organisations an online platform to get contracts electronically signed: easy, fast and secure.
Again PLEIT2016 was the stage for the Legal Tech Startup Award finals. On Tuesday, October 11th 2016, SignRequest was one of the three finalists (Lexoo, LegalThings and SignRequest) and pitched on stage to convince the 650 legal professionals and the expert jury. It was a close call, but SignRequest won the award!
We're very proud to receive this important award. Especially winning an award in the legal sector shows that we're on the right track. This recognition will definitely help us to take the next steps towards even further improving our services for our clients.
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Source: crazy mom quilts: quilt-a-long, week 1
This quilt looks doable! One big square, eight smaller ones, four large rectangles and four smaller rectangles.
Great stash project! Follow the link for cutting dimensions.
Source: crazy mom quilts: quilt-a-long, week 1
This quilt looks doable! One big square, eight smaller ones, four large rectangles and four smaller rectangles.
Great stash project! Follow the link for cutting dimensions.
Cabbage hat doll hat for people!
Looks so cute on babies and now comes in all sizes!
Lately the only project I've been working on are cabbage patch doll hats, LOTS of them, this photo only shows some of the hats I've made over the last few weeks. I'm not sure why the hats suddenly became so popular, but it was great timing for me since I needed new shoes and didn't have the money to buy them!
In crocheting that many hats I finished tweaking my pattern , and have one for each age now. The differences are in bold:
Cabbage Patch Doll Hat
Size 3-6 Month
Hook: Size H crochet hook
Yarn: Vanna's Choice Soft
Round 1: ch 3, join to form loop, ch 3, 8 dc
Place a "marker yarn" in a different color to keep track of rounds.
Round 2: 2 dc each dc around. (10 sets of 2)
Round 3: *2 dc in next dc, dc in next 2 dc*, repeat from…
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A very cute and free crochet pattern for babies and toddlers.
Who doesn't love rag dolls?
Bohemian crochet necklace to make for quick gift.
I have a huge stash of embroidery floss in all colors possible so I've decided to create quick and fun project using one of my favorite color combos. It took me approximately 40 minutes to crochet and furnish this lovely piece. Make one yourself using my free instructions from the text below.
Thread on brass bead and make a magic circle.
Row 1: into magic circle ch 1, sc 16 – color A (gold)
Row 2: ch 3, dc in same st, *dc in next st, 2 dc in next* to the end of the row (22 dc) –color B (peach)
Row 3: ch 5 (tr plus ch 1 space), *tr, ch 1* to the end of the row –color C (rusty brown)
Row 4: in ch 1 spaces make *sc, ch 2(make a…
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This is so clever and inspiring!
I love aprons and upcycling so what could be better?
Make a new, bright and cheerful spring apron for someone you love or maybe even yourself. So many colors to choose from…
Check out one of my newest videos from eHow. I can't tell you enough how much fun I have making these short videos… I hope you like it….
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Quick and easy beginners crochet ponytail or messy bun hat pattern. Tutorial video included.


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1. There is upstream oil, that's the well. Midstream oil is the pipeline or tanker. Downstream oil is the refinery and distribution thereafter. You mostly hear about upstream, but you have to think about each aspect if you're considering the market.
2. It takes four years from the time of discovery/speculation to drill down to oil on land and seven to ten or longer to drill for it offshore. That does not include a time allowance for war, politics, glaciers, alligators or boa constrictors on-site. So if an oil exploration company finds crude in outer Whazoo, we're still not getting it right away. And during the drilling process, wars, politics, glaciers, and boa constrictors don't go away.
3. You can't just pump oil at any rate you like. Each well has a different pump rate. And when oil wells get old, you have to baby them. Oil wells in Eastern Iraq (and Mexico's Cantarella Field) have been compromised through over-pumping. Repair takes a lot longer than proper maintenance. As with anything else, it costs plenty to fix what's ruined. And sometimes repair doesn't work.
4. Distribution has been worked out by the oil companies to minimize costs. Therefore, most of the United States' oil supply comes from non-Arab states. That would be 1. Canada and 2. Latin America and 3. Western Africa. Europe and Japan get most of their oil from the Persian Gulf and from Russia or other former Soviet states.
5. Because we get our oil from Latin America and West Africa, we should pay more attention to what goes on there politically, economically, and for that matter, weather-wise. To do this, you have to read British Broadcasting Corporation news articles. The U.S. news is about starlets with love problems.
6. Just because we aren't in direct line to the Persian Gulf for oil, doesn't mean those events don't affect us—because—they do. (Ask anyone military.) West Africa's crude, for instance, could easily ship to Europe for a premium price if the Arab states could not ship. Russia's price would go up. The supply is a world supply, and a knock in one place reverberates everywhere else. As of 1973. That's just the way it is.
7. Worldwide distribution (tankers/pipelines) is pretty stable overall, by which I mean it corrects quickly to meet those knocks. But any local distribution is precarious: inside Iraq as it traverses ethnic divides, across Azerbaijan or Georgia when Russia is on its way in. Past poor people in hovels on its way to developed countries. This is a fact, and we need to consider it when thinking about deferred costs in our life with oil.
8. U.S. distribution is a lot more precarious than you guess. Most refineries are on the Gulf Coast. So is the nation's Strategic Reserve. My proof is Hurricane Katrina. The issue with gasoline prices and other oil-related supply for the nation had far more to do with refineries out of production than Oil Platforms getting blown about the Gulf of Mexico. Then there is the U.S. pipeline network, also concentrated on the Gulf--and the less-networked pipelines from Western Canada to the North Central States. In the event of shortage, the further you are from the Gulf, the longer the wait for relief.
And I have at least two more posts planned on U.S. oil. I'll do this again, inbetween other philosophies and memoirs and tales . . . .


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The link between vaccinations and autism was alleged in a small 1998 study that has since been widely discredited in the scientific community. The journal that published the study retracted it in 2010, and its author lost his medical license.
But many doctors had cast doubt on the study even before those actions, insisting that the measles, mumps and rubella vaccine was safe and effective at combating once-deadly but now preventable diseases.
Here's where we stand as of the end of January:
The latest measles outbreak has infected more than 100 people across 14 states, according to Anne Schuchat, director of the CDC's National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases. Fifty-eight of those cases, according to the California Department of Public Health, are traceable to an outbreak at Disneyland and another theme park in Southern California that began in late December and now has spread to six other states, including Utah, Washington, Oregon and Colorado.
My thoughts if parents don't want to have their kids vaccinated that's fine. But schools should then have the right to say your child cannot attend school.
But the debate gets even better with potential Republican presidential candidates weighing in on the matter too.
This from Governor Christie:
Earlier Monday, Christie waded into the vaccination debate during his visit to the United Kingdom, telling reporters in Cambridge that he believes U.S. government must "balance" public health interests with parental choice. In a break with President Obama, Christie said parents should have "some measure of choice" about immunizing their children from measles and other viruses and diseases.
"Mary Pat and I have had our children vaccinated and we think that it's an important part of being sure we protect their health and the public health," Christie told reporters here Monday. But the likely Republican presidential candidate added: "I also understand that parents need to have some measure of choice in things as well, so that's the balance that the government has to decide."
From Senator Paul:
Then, Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.), an ophthalmologist who is also readying a 2016 campaign, said in two U.S. television interviews that he thinks most vaccines should be voluntary, citing "many tragic cases of walking, talking, normal children who wound up with profound mental disorders after vaccines."
And this Carly Fiorina:
Former Hewlett-Packard chief executive Carly Fiorina, who is considering a long-shot 2016 run, also appeared to endorse parental choice for vaccines in a BuzzFeed interview last week.
"I think vaccinating for measles makes a lot of sense. But that's me. I do think parents have to make those choices. I mean, I got measles as a kid. We used to all get measles," she said. "I got chicken pox, I got measles, I got mumps."
Gee where to start with this.
Christie at least back off his comments. His office saying this:
"The Governor believes vaccines are an important public health protection and with a disease like measles there is no question kids should be vaccinated,"
I'll give him partial credit on this at least. But he's still pandering to people who are paranoid about what the government make people do. Also wasn't he the guy that wanted the nurse who'd been exposed to Ebola but who showed no signs to self quarantine herself.
For Senator Paul my response would be please show me those tragic cases. This reminds me of Michele Bachmann's comments when she was running for president.
As for Ms Fiorina comments. Yes, just about everyone got measles when growing up. But the thing is some kids died from measles as well as chicken pox or mumps. Vaccines eliminate that possibility.
Thankfully there was push back on this. More from the Post:
Seth Mnookin, a professor at MIT who has written a book on the vaccination debate called "The Panic Virus," called the comments from Christie and Paul "incredibly, incredibly irresponsible."
Such remarks, he said, "basically fail at the first duty of a politician, which is to calm his constituents in moments of irrational crisis."
The criticism came too from some political strategists, who wondered whether Christie in particular might have been attempting to appeal to Republicans suspicious of government mandates.
"There's only one of two options," said Rick Wilson, a Republican operative from Florida. "Either he's so tone-deaf that he doesn't understand why saying this is bad for him, or this is a considered political strategy. And that would be even more troubling."
I like the response about all of this from Hillary Clinton. She tweeted:
The science is clear: The earth is round, the sky is blue, and #vaccineswork. Let's protect all our kids.
The Post had an editorial on this:
In the case of measles, proven science is well in hand. The vaccine has a half-century record of safety and effectiveness. The study linking it to autism has been discredited and retracted. Mr. Paul's reporting of anecdotes that he has "heard" is particularly insidious. Measles was eliminated in the United States by 2000 with widespread use of the vaccine. No presidential candidate should endorse parental "choice" that could reopen the door to an ugly and preventable disease.
One thing I find interesting is all of the politicians supporting the anti-vaccine movement seem to be Republicans.
Am I shocked at this not in the least. It seems they are becoming the Know Nothing Party. One wonders what other scientific facts will be questioned. Perhaps whether the earth is really round. Is there really gravity. Or is bleeding someone a good idea to release the vapors from the body which can cause ill health. Or maybe we can debate whether women have souls.
You have to wonder what century the Republicans want to pull this country back to.


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Those who have at least once worked from home know the importance of a good working space. Home office can be one of the most important spaces in a private apartment. It can be a treasured shrine, a room to hide away from the everyday office buzz, or a space in which an inspiration can be unearthed and transformed in a productive energy.
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A table screen with sound-absorbent properties. Available in a range of different sizes for mounting on the edge or on the top of the desk. The screens contains 30 mm recycled polyester that effectively absorbs sound and creates a more harmonious environment. Rubber edging in seven colours and three types of textile.
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A ceramic steel writing board with bevelled white edges instead of a traditional frame. The unique soft shape consists of a continuous curved line that gives the board a sense of flowing on the wall.
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Noveau Pin is designed as a flexible module system in three sizes, with which you can create as big a pinboard, as you need. Either in your home or at the office. It also has an acoustic sound absorbing effect.
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TILT is a storage system. A sequence of oblique surfaces offers organisation and display for papers, writing equipment, accessories and jewellery. Available in two sizes and in vertical or horizontal formats, the canted steel sheet can be used variably in your home or office.
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HOLD is a multi-purpose bookend. Not only can books rest on their sides but also be stored within the U-shaped object. HOLD serves as a profound highlighter in your bookshelf by offering enough space to store your favorite reads of the moment. The size is designed to fit all NEW TENDENCY furniture and standard shelves. Made from aluminium with a smooth powder coat finish, HOLD shows its qualities best as a free-standing object on the book shelf, on the table or flipped on the side for a more subtle look.
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A family of accessories for a beautiful desktop order. The components of CHARLIE are made from the materials elm and coloured glass.
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1. Organiser, stand for smartphone or tablet, depot for pencils. Solid elm, coloured glass. Height: 6,6 cm; Width: 28,4 cm; Depth: 13,2 cm. Price: 128 EUR
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Designer Maria Gabriella Zecca
Like in a Renaissance workshop, the graphic designs and geometrical patterns of Tarsia trays are created by hand, placing together different pieces of the same material, cut according to a precise design and masterfully assembled within a simple, linear frame.
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Designer Jochen Gross , 1979
Reduced to the essential: a quarz clock movement, hands and the classical name plate. Deeply embossed in thick aluminium. A normal typology and in classical colours like white, black, aluminium, red and yellow gives this clock its authentic charm.
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You can keep your affairs well in order in the simple but visually powerful Wire bin designed by the Norm Architects. The bin can be used also in a more traditional way as a laundry basket or a bin. The classical basket is made of powder coated steel and is easy to keep clean. It suits both for the home and the office.
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The table clock by the Max Bill for Junghans line designed in 2012 is based on the original drawings from the year 1958 by Max Bill and conforms absolutely to the Bauhaus style.
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A family of slim containers. The one made of aluminium with swing lid is available in two sizes and suitable as a waste bin. The small P-DREIin wood makes a beautiful waste-paper basket. And the small open model in aluminium is as well usable as a chic umbrella stand.
Material: Black, silver or white aluminium with Oak swing lid.
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Designer Norm Architects
Menu's Wire pot fits perfectly together with the Wire bases. Norm Architects drew inspiration for the minimalist products from a Japanese-inspired garden in Los Angeles, which featured custom-made standing and hanging displays of flowers and light. Made of powder-coated steel, the pot is suitable for both use indoors and outdoors. The Wire collection makes a great addition to any contemporary patio, garden and balcony.
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True Colours is a new series of vases by Lex Pott for &tradition. Each of the seven vases is made from a different oxidised metal — copper, steel, brass, and aluminium — while featuring a contrasting and highly polished segment. The subtle chromatic result shows the true colours of each metal, both in its polished and oxidised state. In addition to revealing the rich palette of each metal, True Colours also plays on the contrast between the rough, organic facture of the oxidised patina and the lustrous surface of the polished segment.
LP1 – diameter: 10cm; Height: 20cm / Price: 99 EUR
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Reed green RAL 6013. Left side or right side
Designer Eric Degenhardt (2006).
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text: This chapter discusses the participatory flair of transmedia journalism within the concreteness of urban spaces by examining The Great British Property Scandal (TGBPS), a transmedia experience designed to inform and engage the public and offer alternative solutions to the long-standing housing crisis in the United Kingdom. The theoretical framework is centered on transmedia storytelling applied to journalism in the scope of urban spaces and participatory culture. The methodological approach of the case study is based on Gambarato's (2013) transmedia analytical model and applied to TGBPS to depict how transmedia strategies within urban spaces collaborated to influence social change. TGBPS is a pertinent example of transmedia journalism within the liquid society, integrating mobile technologies into daily processes with the potential for enhanced localness, customization, and mobility within the urban fabric.


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Where the hell runescape go
Simple games get stale and monotonous; not a good marketing point when the average gamer is constantly changing.
I shall attempt to have another look at this. If im not back in a week… send a search party!
Honestly, I've been an RS proud player of many years (since the early days when our arrows and magic spells were nothing more than little blue asterix's). I have followed and watched all the changes… but this… this is just…
I'm too blasted old for changes like this. The interface is confusing the hell out of me.
Simple question : Why can't nice good little games like RS 3 Gold just stay as enjoyable and simple as they used to be?
(Yes, I'm one of 'those' people who take to change like a fish takes to breathing air!)


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Android 6.0 problems ext storage
firstname.lastname@example.com posted a topic in Sync TroubleshootingI've seen several threads here, but wanted to add mine. I've been using Sync on 5.1 and previous on several rooted devices with the ExtSD write fix patch to sync my music and pictures. It's been great. But lets just focus on the music since it's been a static set of files for quite some time. 826 files, 3.7gb. I've recently upgraded my LG G4 to Marshmallow and after the fact I find there is apparently no ExtSD write fix for 6.0. I don't expect that to stay the case, my LGOG e970 with NitrogenOS MM 6.0 Rom can write to ExtSD as always. Pretty sure I was running Sync 2.3.4 at this time. I've been trying to use Sync on my G4 periodically since the upgrade with no luck at all. After the upgrade the ExtSD path had changed so all of my sync folders were broken. At first I tried to remove them and re-add them one by one with the new SAF "ON SD CARD". That was extremely slow and not very responsive, Frequently it wouldn't accept clicking "Add folder", it would just sit there like nothing happened. This was without deleting the ".Sync" folder. So I stopped trying to add the rest of my folders again and just let it sit for a day or so to index. Updated to Sync 2.3.5 which claimed fixed getting stuck indexing on SD Card Folders continued to index. I think it was making progress. The file count in details was increasing, across a day and a half I index 250ish files.... That's insanely slow. Clears data from Sync and started over with a clean folder. Sync still says indexing, transfers have started, details reports size 1gb. But it seemed to be stuck there. I chose to "Exit" sync from menus, and it appeared to shut down properly. After restarting Sync, it listed "Database Error" next to my folder. I chose Exit again, then started to work on this post. I reloaded Sync to get some of the exact working of the buttons and labels and now it back to indexing. The Database error fixed itself? And suddenly the folder size is reporting 2gb (427mb synced). 445 Files (101 synced). It's seems to me like it's not even getting/processing the full file list. I also just tried removing the folder and reconnecting with a folder "ON PHONE" and while the file list seems to download within 10 minutes, the transfer has stalled out at 318mb and reverted to indexing. Details reports the proper 826 files 3.7gb. On my other devices the peers listing shows the G4 as offline. If I cycle wifi on the G4, for a moment it shows on the other devices as online and sending. The G4 peer list shows receiving, but the folder list still says indexing. Before I could actually post this the internal storage has finally decided to work. Music is has finished transferring to internal storage.
I have had great success in the past, but am currently experiencing very slow download speed on Sync (Android) over my LAN! (6.4 kb/S max, it seems). I have one synced NAS attached via ethernet cable to router. I have 3 windows PCs synced connected via Wifi, all fully synced. In the past, I have had very good download speeds via Wifi to my android device (Dell Venue 8). I recently wanted to "reset" my sync so I erased the sdcard, uninstalled Sync, and reinstalled and reconnected Android Sync via QR code. Now my max download speed to the Android device is 6.4kB/s! Previous download speeds were up to 2MB/s. Where should I be looking to figure out where the bottleneck is?
Android Sync Losing Files
MF14477 posted a topic in Sync TroubleshootingHi, I'm having an issue with a folder syncing music files between two laptops, two desktops all on Sync 2.3.3 and two android devices (phone Samsung Galaxy S4 running Android 5.0.1 & tablet Samsung Galaxy Tab S running Android 5.0.2 and Sync 2.3.5). I have MP3 files on a desktop, that I want to be able to play on both android devices, and have access to i.e. change/rename/move on the other desktops and laptops. Currently they are in a folder named Sync Music and all the devices above are linked, I have paid for a pro key. The problem is that on setting up they synced up fine, but intermittently the phone is losing files, they are staying as 0 byte placeholders but in some situations this is deleting from all devices (I have them backed up so its not an issue, just annoying and worrying for other stuff that is synced which is backed up but not every day, although this currently is not synced with the android devices), then it says it is sending the files to the phone but never actually completes the sync. This folder is not set to selective sync on the phone or any of the devices, I have deleted the whole file and started again on more than one occasion, and also changing all the other devices to stop syncing until I had it sorted, which I though had happened as all seemed to be working fine, but as I checked again this morning, as it indexed the number of files dropped and half are now missing. On this occasion although Sync thinks there is half the files there some of these 'missing' files work fine and some do not, and most still seem to be present on the computers. I tried to share the QR for read only when setting up this file but I assume as it is a linked device it still says 'owner' or 'read & write' depending on the basic file type regardless of which key I have used. I suspect what I will need to do is unlink my android devices and then simply share the file as read only when they are unlinked, or is there a different/better way?
Android App slow Sync
antimojv posted a topic in Sync TroubleshootingIt seems that the sync from my Android tablet is pretty slow about 300K-500Kb , where other time it was about 2-4 Mb, network / router is the same if i remember well there was an update and previous version have better performance , any idea?
BTSync LogCat
nat101 posted a topic in DevelopersIs there a way to tell BTSync (Android) NOT to log its stuff at all? The BTsync logcat is overwhelming and even if filtered out in my Eclipse's logcat console, it bogs my 6-core 12gig ram machine down significantly. Since I am using this tablet for my own Android development, I need to use the logcat console. But the BTSync logcat is not only slowing the device, my entire desktop Eclipse ADT gets bogged down. I am 100% that it's the BTSync app. So, back to the question: How do I tell BTSync Android app NOT to log anything. Thank you much. nat
Hello all, the android app seems to stop syncing if the app is not open after some time (couple of minutes). Is this behaviour normal? I would expect to keep syncing the files in the background. Thank you
Hello everyone. I just started to play with sync and I wanted to ask for advice on the right way to perform the following task. I have a phone and tablet. Both have the same android version 5.0 and they share manufacturer so the folder treeis practically the same. For example I want to sync in both devices the /DCIM/ folders where I have store some photos. I "create" new folders in the android app to link these folders to my desktop and now I have: /Desktop/default/folder/DCIM/ /Desktop/default/folder/DCIM(1)/ It is not really annoying but I wonder if it could be possible to change this to somewhat like: /Desktop/default/folder/Tablet/DCIM/ /Desktop/default/folder/phone/DCIM/ From what I have been reading so far in both windows and android devices you can link a given number of folders in one device and all these folders will go to the default folder in your other device. My issue is if you have more than two, devices how can you handle change individually the default target folder to keep it more organized and to avoid conflicts (well I think there are not conflicts because sync will add (number) to your folder). My apologies if I wasn't clear enough.
I'm trying to sync my music from my computer to my phone. Previously this worked when I synced to internal storage but I need the space so I switched it to external SD (Marshmallow 6.0). I have all the read/write permissions set up properly and I am rooted, but the receiving speeds fluctuate from 3 MB/s to 2 kb/s so I can't just wait this out as it would take ridiculously long. Also, the blue loading bar on the files never actually fill, they stop at 99% and discontinue any progress before moving onto another file. and when I browse the folder, they are still .bts files: http://i.imgur.com/AySrEW2.png Is BT Sync just entirely incapable of properly writing to external SD cards?
Sync Vs Backup
giosico posted a topic in Sync General DiscussionThanks for a great product. I have search for an answer to my question with no luck. What is the difference between how Sync and Backup behave in this product? I found this thread where others want to know the same thing. http://forum.bittorrent.com/topic/21704-android-backup/ Thank you.
[Solved] Some Folders Have Many Non-Synced Files.
nat101 posted a topic in Sync TroubleshootingPeer: Android 5.1 Beta. SD CARD. Peer: Windows 10 Desktop. Mostly syncing ok. But I have folder(s) that won't sync on the Android, but the Android Sync app knows about them and allows me to sync 'manually'. Details. On the desktop, I copy about 30 files into a synced sub-folder. On the Android (even days later) they DO appear BUT ONLY in the BTSync app, as NOT Synced. Why? How do I get all the files, to appear in my standard Android file-explorer? I don't want to manually tap each file (in the BTSync app) to have it sync. I want all peers to sync without the need to open the btSync app. Am I missing something? Thanks nat
Hello guys, I'm trying to sync a folder from pc to my phone (sd card) , but when I choose a folder it pops up that I don't have permission to write on the sdcard (I just can sync in the standard folder .../data/com.bittorrent.sync/files, however I can't see the images in my gallery when I sync with the standard folder) Do you guys know how to write in a different folder and how to see the pictures in the standard folder in my gallery? Thanks
I think these two features are self explanatory, so I'll skip to the part where I inquire whether they are in the pipeline or not.
[Solved] Sync On Android Stopped Syncing With Pc
davidicus posted a topic in Sync Troubleshootingmy android device stopped backing up some time in the last month. On the PC, I just noticed the most recent Date Synced is "a month ago" and there are files as new as today that aren't in the backup location. It used to work great on all ten directories. I've tried restarting both devices. Since I can't force a sync, not sure what to do. Anything that can break this connection?
When I have an Android TV (yes, I know not supported but still fully running) I found out that I can backup a folder on an external usbdisk connected to my Android TV, but I cannot add a normal folder from that same external usbdisk. Why is that different? It sounds to me that the file permissions are not the problem, right? I want to have the option to create a folder (from a read/write-key) in that external usbdisk (/storage/usbdisk/media for example). Why? Simple, because I can have my NAS or pc as a source and sync it always with my Android TV without any interaction by me. Due to limitations of Android 5.x or app-limitations (?) I cannot automatically move files from /sdcard (main volume) to /storage/usbdisk while I can backup /storage/usbdisk/media in Bittorrent Sync which implies that it should be possible to do, right? Hope anyone has tips or solutions...and maybe news of upcoming version (that can be sideloaded on Android TV ). Thnx!
Android External Sd Card
nat101 posted a topic in Sync General DiscussionAndroid sync restricts app from writing to external sd card. Please be aware, that other sync apps, popup a dialog if I grant it rights to write to my external sd card, and have no problem doing so. Thanks nat
[Solved] Selective Sync Settings Does Not Stick
GrimStranger posted a topic in Sync TroubleshootingHello, The folders I have syncing with my computer all have Selective Sync on by default on my phone, which is not what I actually want though I know what it's benefits are. And based on the forum posts, I understand that it being on by default is intended behavior. The issue is when I turn it of, the settings reverts back to on when I reboot the phone or when the app process gets killed. Is this a bug?
Andorid Lollipop 5.02 And External Sdcard
antimojv posted a topic in Sync TroubleshootingI installed btsync then i create the folder /sdcard/android/data/com.bittorrent.syncBut when i connect a device file are stored in internal memory /storage/emulated/0/... I have tried to uninstall create the folder in sdcard prior to install etc but it seems to continue to use the internal memory. Lollipop 5.0.2 Samsung Galaxy Tab A Any hint / help?
Android Moving Up/back To Previous Folder
gonzalezea posted a topic in Feature RequestsWhen browsing folders if you move inside one, there's no way to go back to previous folder.
Android Enable Rotation On File/folder Browsing
gonzalezea posted a topic in Feature RequestsWhen browsing files with long names, frequently they look the same when multiple files/folders exist with common beginning string, making difficult to select proper one. Not working on Android 4.1.2
Android Disable .sync/archivee
John Peterson posted a topic in Sync General Discussion## disable? how do i disable .sync/Archive in the android app? ## reproduce reproduce my fail by doing this fill the nexus 5 storage with videos during 1 day empty DCIM/Camera from btsync after auto backup has completed next day my nexus 5 storage is still full but the files are in .sync/Archive instead ## fail this attempt to manually edit the settings file failed Save Sync settings. change the setting delete_to_trashi1e14 to delete_to_trashi0e14. Import Sync settings. this sync.dat is saved as sync.dat.1410504049.bad
[Solved] "unfortunately, Sync Has Stopped."
Innomen posted a topic in Sync TroubleshootingAndroid 4.2.2 Crashing and sending log and forum user name.
Android Peers Don't See Each Other
vadviktor posted a topic in Sync General DiscussionHello, I am using the current v2.1.1 on the Windows machine and also the current 2.0.107 on HTC One M8 and a Nexus 9. These devices are using the same LAN. Windows client has LAN broadcast enabled. Problem: The two android devices are not seeing each other. They see only the Windows machine. Questions: How can they be made to see each other so they can REALLY use the mesh topology that Sync promises to be using?Is this something only the PRO version has? (using free now) Thanks for any help!
Device Manager Incorporated?
Zennith posted a topic in Feature RequestsHi guys, Would this program be more useful if it is able to manage items on devices not only via wifi? I was thinking when alreadyconnected android/ios devices are connected via cable it is able to automatically synced the folders into them? Or allowing the desktop software to act as a universal device manager as well. Well i mean it is better than having a dropbox/sugarsync/drive program on desktop. Just my 2-cents
Bt Sync Crashes Wifi For House
volvo64 posted a topic in Sync TroubleshootingOK, so I have a problem with BT Sync 2.0.127 (35) just killing my wifi in my house. I have an Android phone that pulls files in 24/7 from the internet. When those files are finished downloading, they move to a shared BT Sync folder that should then sync to my laptop (OS X 10.9.5). The problem is that as soon as BT Sync starts moving files across the wifi, every device on wifi (iPhones, Mac) experience super intermittent internet. Webpages slow to a crawl, Netflix is not an option, everything is down. Pause the sync, and everything comes back up immediately. At first, I thought this was an issue with bandwidth across the wifi, so I limited the bandwidth available. I started at 500kb/s, and now I'm down to 50kb/s. The option rate_limit_local_peers is set to true. A note about my setup- we currently share internet access with the neighbors. I have a DD-WRT router acting as a wireless bridge. This problem happens regardless if the laptop is connected to the DD-WRT router in our apartment or directly to the neighbors' wifi. Any ideas?
Sync A Folder In Pc With An Existing Android Folder
denianto posted a topic in Sync TroubleshootingHi all, I refer to 2.0 product version. This is the scenario: I have an android device and a pc desktop. The devices are linked. 1) For sync purpose I can choose a folder on pc and on android i see the creation of a folder that i can connect, but this folder has to be a new one, it is NO possible to choose a folder in android that already exist.. why? I would like sync and link a new folder in desktop and a folder in android that already exist. 2) Why is it no possible to start a new sync sharing from android device selecting a new folder, not one that was already configured with desktop client? My regards


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By Dan Karpiel
The Surveyor
There is no column in the standings for ugly wins. And while Tuesday night's home match with Tri-Valley Conference (TVC) rival Roosevelt may not have been their prettiest of the year, the Berthoud High School (BHS) volleyball team was able to scratch out a 3-2 victory (11-25, 27-25, 26-24, 18-25, 15-9). The win marks Berthoud's fourth-straight, and sixth in their last seven, as they prepare for the final week of the regular season.
While the win was welcomed, Berthoud head coach Daisha Agho expressed some frustration with the play of her team, which she called, "flat as a pancake."
"Coming out we've got to have some energy, we've got to have some fire," Agho said. "We were giving up too many points in the beginning of the game and then we have to play catch-up and thank goodness we're good enough to do that but we should just come out and pound the ball and not have to worry about that."
Berthoud was able to split the first four sets but did not look like the team they have been most of the year until the decisive fifth set. Tuesday night marked only the second time of the year the Lady Spartans have been pushed to the maximum length of play.
Being in the unfamiliar position of having to play a do-or-die fifth set seemed to light a fire under Berthoud as the Lady Spartans did not allow Roosevelt to assemble any multi-point scoring rallies in the final set.
"I think we just needed to bring up our mental toughness a little bit," senior setter Jessa Megenhardt said. "I think we realized the situation and how important this game was and, honestly, I think we just came out and started to have more fun." Star outside hitter Julie Ward had four kills in the set and Kailey Berry added another two for Berthoud before the set- and game-winning 15th point came on a Roosevelt attack error.
The Lady Spartans responded to a 25-11 defeat in the match's first set by taking leads of 5-2 and later 14-8 in the second but their usually-dominant offense had, at times, an almost ad-hoc nature and was not firing on all cylinders. Berthoud's block scored crucial points and aces from Megenhardt and Sophie Kathol provided key scores late in the set.
Berthoud rallied from a 20-14 deficit to take the third set and once again it was their block and serve that kept the match within reach before the attack came to life. Ward, Teagan Holmes and Berry scored kills that helped Berthoud eke out the 26-24 win. Said Megenhardt, "I think we were a little frantic the first few sets and then we started to calm down. We started figuring out those spots to hit and were swinging much better near the end."
Playing last Thursday in Mead, the Lady Spartans were able to exact revenge on the Lady Mavericks, winning the match in a 3-0 sweep (25-17, 26-24, 25-23). Ward paced Berthoud with 10 kills on the night while Holmes and Shay Pierick were money on Berthoud's front line, combining for 13 blocks. Four Lady Spartans reached double-digits in digs with Ward contributing 19, Kathol 18, Megenhardt 14 and Cas Berry 10.
Berthoud (13-4, 10-2 conf.) currently ranked 10th in the 4A RPI plays their final regular season home game on Oct. 20 against Frederick (3-18, 2-10 conf.). The Lady Spartans will close out their TVC schedule with a trip to Windsor on Oct. 25 and will then compete in the Golden tournament on Oct. 29.


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About 15 years ago, a man was attending university outside of London. The school is famous for its art gallery that draws visitors from all over England. His final exams were given in a cavernous hall with dozens of enormous oil paintings covering the walls, from floor to ceiling.
He noticed that one painting hanging to his right had been covered with a large British flag. Although he didnt think much of it at the time, he asked several of the 3rd year students if they knew anything about it and they told him the following story.
Apparently, the university had always given exams in this hall because it was the largest building on campus. A number of years ago, there was one student who could not concentrate on his final exams. He just kept staring at a certain painting, oblivious to everything around him. He stared and stared at this one particular painting.
While everyone else was scribbling down answers, he took two of his sharpened pencils, inserted them into his nose and slammed his head into the desk. The pencil tips penetrated straight into his brain, killing him instantly.
Ever since then, there has always been one painting in the gallery that is covered up during final exams. He went into the gallery one day to see the painting, and it is a portrait of a British nobleman from the 19th century. It is utterly unremarkable except for the fact that his eyes stare straight back at you the kind of painting that follows you wherever you move.
The only certainty in this story that he can vouch for is that every year hundreds of students shuffle into the hall to take their final exams and try, against all instincts and urges, to keep from continually glancing up at the British flag hanging from the wall above them.