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you'd know more about that than me.Originally Posted by Nawty
It's called a "strap on" isn't it?
you'd know more about that than me.Originally Posted by Nawty
It's called a "strap on" isn't it?
or a ladybloke.
I like poisoning my neighbours dogs till they die cos I'm a cnut
Nah, definitely female from the taste of it.
Which is pretty bloody horrible, quite frankly. Looks like it was quite a small bird and they've just mashed it all up.
Well, not a culinary masterpiece, let's put it that way. Roasted on a spit or a bbq, maybe. Mashed with red a green stuff...... nope.
Peafowl - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Peacock = male
Peahen = female
Solly, but in Oz they are called Peacocks all in one in.
Peafowl might be a Pommy thing, or some other equally gay continet, but always peacock as a general term in Oz.
At least it was when i was a young cock.....they may have gone all PC and changed it, but to me, it will always be a cock and JJ ate cock.
I like poisoning my neighbours dogs till they die cos I'm a cnut
I'm sure that's what most ignorant people call it.Originally Posted by Nawty
Always a peahen and a peacock to me nawty.Originally Posted by Nawty
none of this has to do with poverty or hunger.
in isaan they take a perverse pleasure in killing and eating anything wild, much like the indigenous africans will pay high prices for "bush meat" (often gorillas,etc)
all the village children are invited to watch the poor bloody thing being killed, not often in the most humane fashion.
my own sons were forced to watch their thai grandfather pluck the feathers from a live owlet before he threw it live and screeching into a pot of boiling water.
one day i will do the same to him. (i am not joking)
i think this all has to do with "small penis syndrome"..............thai males are such useless,insignifigant pieces of shit that they have to resort to torturing wildlife in front of small children to boost their egos.
^Yep, and some foreigners just lap it up.
^ Or long down upon such activities with false superiority.
snake is delicious with soup...
There is no justification for the hunting to extinction of any endangered species of life.
There once was a global free hunting culture.
It largely sustained the populace.
Agriculture then largely replaced hunting and gathering for sustenance.
All peoples share responsibility of their action on this earth.
Thus global trade and exchange occurred.
Demand and supply.
No demand, no supply and vice versa.
So now, we are in recession (actually, a depression), the world, environmentally, is dying.
Where are the warriors of the rainbow?
The invasion of gigantic Burmese pythons in South Florida appears to be rapidly expanding
"From 2002-2005, 201 pythons were captured or found dead in and around Everglades National Park. In 2006-2007, the number more than doubled, to 418. Everglades wildlife biologist Skip Snow has estimated the population at more than 30,000."
Invasion Of Gigantic Burmese Pythons In South Florida Appears To Be Rapidly Expanding
Whenever you find yourself on the side of the majority, it is time to pause and reflect.
09 April 2008
how to cook python: fangers and mash
well, talk about close finishes! my final, 52nd animal for this momentous quest is possibly the weirdest of them all, at least i think so. python. the kind folk at osgrow sorted me with this beast so a round of applause goes to them! i ate the whole dish at 17:38 giving me a full 18 minutes of the 52nd week to relax. oh no wait, i can't relax yet as i have to actually finish this post! so here goes..
the python came skinned and in fillets, which smelled vaguely like popcorn. weird texture to the touch they looked quite bony. the packaging also lets us know that this python comes from vietnam.i heated up some oil (a lot of oil, whoops) in a big frying pan and lay a couple of slices of python to swim around. aptly, this caused a huge amount of spitting and i had to drain off a lot of the oil to combat this. as they were cooking a faint, pleasant aroma of popcorn filled the kitchen. i had swiftly made some mashed potatoes before cooking the python using, er, potatoes, oregano, basil, parsley, butter and milk. mmm creamy.
i dished the whole thing up, sans sauce, and thought i'd try my hand at presenting it in a really stylish manner. i think i succeeded. see the cunning placement of celery leaves on the python. classy. after tossing that away i tucked in (clock saying 17:38 woohoo!)
the python itself was very chewy, but totally boneless. it still gave off a popcorn-like aroma but a rather more moody taste, a bit like evil bacon. but the taste itself wasn't evil, it was rather good! the whole dish would have benefit from some sauce or gravy but as you might realise i was quite pushed for time on this one.
well my friends, my followers of food. this is it. number 52. i can't actually quite believe i have accomplished such an insane task. there has been ups and downs, strikes and miss strikes, tears and joy. okay there were never any tears but there has been a few gagging moments that may have sprouted a couple (not me of course, *ahem*). all i can say now is i must publish this and you can expect a big post either later this evening or tomorrow, thursday 11th (or perhaps the next day or the next etc..), with a nice big summary! and also what my next quest is and other goodies so stick around, take a pew and tuck in.
beast feaster - an animal eating adventure: how to cook python: fangers and mash
post 214 above.
I can't see how selecting the best to live is equatable to hunting a species to extinction.
I don't think dog is on the endangered species list either.
Sorry, I just saw this.Originally Posted by ENT
What's your point?
What was your point?^p 214
^JJ Doesn't have a point, he's pointless.
Agghhhh the pain, the pain.Originally Posted by English Noodles
I have eaten snake, both venomous and python. Not disguised in curry and herbs, but straight off the BBQ. The Red bellied Black Snake wasn't too bad, but nothing to rave about. The Python tasted like it smelt while alive. Not very nice.
Vipers I've had. But I do understand that pythons, without the masking of other ingredients, has a gamey potancy.
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It is now spring, and here and there things are emerging, and we are sometimes amazed at what is being revealed. Not so with our monetary system. This cocoon has always contained nothing but counterfeit money which is now revealing itself as such. Money in the form of debt is a pyramid system! By being able to serve old debts only by the assumption of new loans, the money supply proliferates through the economic system like antibiotic-resistant bacteria. The money supply is rapidly taking on its own life – like an ulcer, the (excess) money supply infects large parts of the real economy. Cheap loans were the trigger of the property crisis. Everyone was prepared to risk building financing. The state guarantees behind this financing ensure the creation of money by the banks out of thin air (fiat money) and at the lowest possible cost. Return-hungry investment capital is still eating its way into the most stagnant investments like a bark beetle. And the more bark beetles, the sooner these inter-dependent investments will collapse upon themselves . It is not an economic crisis, it is only partly a financial crisis, but it is in any case a crisis of counterfeit money. What we are in the process of learning from this is no more and no less that the financial monopoly must not be left in the hands of the state or a pseudo-elite. Otherwise we will experience a transfer society of unimagined proportions, in which the supporting pillar of the complete social market economy – which is the middle class – will be exploited. This class must then transfer upwards, which takes place above all by loss of buying power and cold progression, and it must also transfer downwards, which takes place by the transfer effects of social security and also by tax progression.
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Philly Pretzel Factory celebrates 20 years with free pretzels
There's no dough required at Philly Pretzel Factory today.
The popular chain is celebrating its 20th anniversary by giving away a free pretzel to each customer — if you want more than one, regular prices apply.
But pretzel fans who'd like to extend the celebration can enter a contest to win free pretzels for a year. Just fill out a ballot card and drop it in the box at any Philly Pretzel location.
Philly Pretzel Factory has a number of South Jersey locations, including Cherry Hill, Voorhees, Marlton, Collingswood, Haddon Heights, Moorestown, Deptford, Blackwood, Clementon, Millville, Williamstown, Glassboro, Turnersville, Sewell and Mullica Hill.
For more information, go to phillypretzelfactory.com
Ed Szmuc, who co-owns Philly Pretzel Factory with his wife, Josie, prepares the Philadelphia-style pretzels with salt April 5. Naples Daily News
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Henna Tattooing
Recently I have become somewhat interested in Henna Tattooing. Or rather tattooing in general. However I have no particular interest in something permanent. I rather like the idea of changing things up now and again and tend to think of it more as a 'costume' thing then a permanent piece of art.
Which is not to say that I don't appreciate the art. I do. I just don't think I can commit to it for myself. Not to mention I don't like the whole "pain" thing.
And, of course, given my interest in medieval history, Henna Tattooing just seems a natural.
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Today, I picked up my Aspire Gusto Mini for the first time in a little while. I've had so many different devices to review lately, some of my old favourites have been a bit unloved, and the Gusto Mini is definitely one of them.
I've already reviewed the device VERY extensively. You'll find not just one, but two videos on YouTube (first impressions + a proper review), as well as a full, written review on here. I haven't really reviewed the flavours/pods I've tried in the device, though, and some of them are actually pretty damn awesome. Like, the pod I'm currently using – Element Honey Roasted Tobacco. I can't help but think that the combination would make a great one for someone who was trying to quit smoking using e-cigarettes/vapes.
Element (or Element E-liquids) is a pretty big American eliquid company and one of the very first sub-ohm eliquids I ever tried. Frost was the first one, and it's so menthol that it was like a punch to the face. Thankfully, not all of their eliquid flavours are quite so thunderous. And yes, I mean thunderous.
As well as the minty one that blew my brains out and made my eyes water, I also tried a strawberry-based one, but I can't remember exactly which flavour. I do remember very much enjoying it, however, and that was me pretty much sold on the idea of sub-ohm vaping. Back then, it was a Vapouriz-branded sub-ohm vape pen that I dripped the juice into. Pod vapes weren't even a thing back then. That Vapouriz device was a pretty decent device, you know. I'm actually a little sad they no longer make it.
My pods were NS20 pods, but you can also get NS10 pods, too.
NS20 = 20mg or 2.0% nicotine strength.
NS10 = 10mg or 1.0% nicotine strength.
The pods are all 65% VG and 45% PG. (Apart from a couple of Purity ones, which are 70% VG).
The NS bit stands for nicotine salts. If you hadn't already guessed, there is nicotine salt eliquid in the pods. That's just one of the reasons why I think they're great for new vapers/quitters.
Vape Club sent me my little vape haul, consisting of the Aspire Gusto Mini and a whole bunch of NS20 pods. I've also since been sent a few Vampire Vape NS20 and NS10 pods (Heisenberg and Pinkman), as well as a Nasty Juice one (Slow Blow). These are ALL nicotine salt pods. As far as I'm aware, ALL Aspire Gusto Mini pods are nicotine salt-filled, and it appears that new flavours are being added to the list, including Purity, Riot Squad, FAR, Dr Frost, and a bunch more.
In case you're interested, you'll find all brands and flavours Aspire Gusto Mini pods available at Vape Club here.
3 x 2ml pods are £9.99.
9 x 2ml pods are £23.99.
Pods are available in 10mg or 20mg nicotine strength, with the exception of the Purity ones. They're available in the regular 6mg and 12mg strengths.
All pods can be vaped in both the MTL way and the sub-ohm way. You don't need to change a coil, mode, nothing. Just vape the MTL way when you want to, and the sub-ohm way when you want to.
So, just in case you're not familiar with the idea of vaping nicotine salts, also known as nic salts, here are a few things you should know about them –
- They are not the same thing as smelling salts … which is what I expected the first time.
- They don't taste like salt. Thankfully. Ew, can you imagine?
- Vaping with nic salt eliquid is virtually no different from vaping regular eliquid …
… except you get the desired nicotine hit a little bit faster. Instead of needing, for example, 10 puffs to get the right amount of nicotine in your body, you'll only need 3-5 puffs.
A little warning: when I used Element NS20 pods in my Aspire Gusto Mini for the first time, I overdid it a bit. I chain-puffed like a mo'fo, just to see what would happen, and I gave myself headrush. It was almost like I was 14 and a new-ish smoker again! (Oh, the nostalgia!)
Right, I'd best actually talk about the flavour …
Flavour description:
"NS10 and NS20 555 Honey Roasted Tobacco eliquid pods by Element is a tobacco blend featuring a sweet flavour. The robust tobacco is combined with a smooth vanilla, roasted nuts and rich caramel for a layered vape."
This is quite a gruff and hearty tobacco flavour, although it's not quite as nutty as you'd think. It's mainly tobacco-flavoured, especially on the exhale, but with a really good kick of nuttiness. It doesn't take over, though, and the tobacco packs a real punch. I probably wouldn't recommend this for someone who likes a light and airy flavour. This one's deeper and bolder than most tobaccos.
The honey isn't overly obvious, peeking through on the inhale, but it does add a nice sweetness to the flavour. I probably wouldn't have been able to guess the honey factor had I not known what this eliquid was before vaping it, but I'd definitely have guessed a sweet (ish), nutty-tobacco blend. Note that the description doesn't actually mention honey at all. I'm guessing that's what the caramel-bit is for. I wouldn't say I tasted caramel, though.
In terms of being true-to-taste, this one's pretty much what you'd expect. It's a tobacco flavour, slightly nutty, with a hint of a 'lil something sweet.
I like it.
I can't speak for the NS10 pods in this flavour (10mg) because I haven't tried them, but I have tried NS10 pods in other flavours and I definitely think they are a bit lighter, both in terms of throat hit and flavour. Some of the NS20 ones (including this one) can have a bit of a kick to them, especially if you're not used to them. I had a few little coughing fits the first couple of times I used them, but I've learned to take shallower inhales to start with, until I'm used to the way it feels. It's not unpleasant or anything. I just find that the higher nicotine strength pods have a bit more of a kick to them after I've been sub-ohming for a few days beforehand.
The NS20 pods are very satisfying, and I'd highly recommend them for brand new quitters. The throat hit is similar to that of a real cigarette, and the vapour is pretty on par, too. You do need more vapour from the Gusto Mini than you'd get from a cig, but it's smooth, not scratchy.
The Element Honey Roasted Tobacco NS20 pod lasted me just over two days, vaping just the MTL way. (I'm not a fan of tobacco flavours for sub-ohm vaping.) I started using it on Friday morning, at about 10 am. I hadn't quite got to the bottom of the pod when I changed it around lunchtime on Sunday, but I'm a bit scared of the end-of-pod/burnt taste, so I tend to switch-out a tad earlier than I should.
Little note: I find that I use/think about my vape device LESS frequently when there's nicotine salts eliquid in the tank/pod, and that's kinda what nic salts are meant to do. You get the required nicotine amount in fewer inhales. I've had previous Element Eliquid NS20 pods that lasted for over three days, picking up the device just a few times during each day.
What's the longest time a pod for the Gusto Mini has lasted you?
The Aspire Gusto Mini is usually one of the first devices I recommend to people who ask me for recommendations. You can't really go that wrong with it, and with more and more flavours and brands being added to the pods, you've got plenty of options. I usually recommend this particular pod flavour to those who think a tobacco-based flavour might help them start with. It's a memorable, well-rounded eliquid flavour for me, and I think the NS20 pods are pretty spot on for someone who wants to literally replace regular cigarettes with a vape device.
If you smoke 'light' cigarettes or only smoke a few cigarettes per day, I'd suggest going with the NS10 pods. They're lighter, slightly less bold in the flavour department, and have less of a throaty kick to them.
Would I buy Element Honey Roasted Tobacco again? Yes, I would, and not just in pods for the Aspire Gusto Mini. You can buy a 10ml bottle of NS10/NS20 eliquid for £4.99 (or 3 x 10ml for £11.99) at Vape Club, and I'm planning on throwing those in my basket. Honey Roasted Tobacco is definitely a flavour I can vape all day, every day.
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HONESTY POLICY: The Aspire Gusto Mini + pods were sent to me by Vape Club for a review. I did not pay for these vape products. I was not paid for my HONEST review. All opinions are mine and in no way influenced by the store, brand, or manufacturer.


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30: Fear of a Black IPA
Just the three of us again, this time drinking and discussing some of our favourite dark beers. We also chat about terrible sexist beer marketing, the recent list of the best beer venues in Australia and Tom's recent trip to Melbourne (for a Tom Jones concert that may have involved some sport).
- Choice Az Brew Decision Review System Black Rye Saison (Adrian's Homebrew)
- Renaissance Abundance Baltic Cherry Porter
- Prairie Bomb! Imperial Stout aged on Coffee, Cacao Nibs, Vanilla Beans & Chilli Peppers
- Brewdog Paradox Jura
- The truly awful Bavarian Beer Cafe Oktoberfest ad.
- Sessionable Live! at the Pumphouse
- Beer & Brewer Top Beer Venues in Australia
- Hanson's Mmmhops Pale Ale
- GABS is coming to Sydney! (Facebook Post)
- Untappd Downtime
- SBS Insight - Should Marijuana be Legalised?
- History of Gose (via Ale of a Time on Facebook)
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It is difficult to judge at first, but it appears that some music genres (classical and jazz especially) have seen a radically slowed or non-existent output of significant works in recent decades. By significant, I mean works that would be seen in league with the most acclaimed artists in the genre (eg Beethoven, John Coltrane). In a similar way, there is a building popular consensus that Hollywood is not pursuing original ideas as much anymore and is relying on rebooting old stories and franchises. But is this because of a fault of the Hollywood system, or is it because there are few significant movie story ideas left that have not been done?
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- Does this concept or another concept best explain what is happening?
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Editors: Magic Princess, baileybelle, talessorceress
–[Fairy Tale World]–
(Abigail's carriage arrives at an area in the forest, where King George and several of his men are waiting.)
King George: Princess Abigail. Your beauty grows with each passing day. It is an honour to have you join my family.
Abigail: Thank you, Your Majesty.
(Frantic noise is heard in the background.)
Abigail: Is everything okay?
King George: Just the excitement at the royal wedding. We want to ensure the safety of our guests. So, if you'll excuse me.
(He walks away from Abigail and approaches one of the knights.)
King George: Find him.
(Prince Charming is shown being chased by several knights on horseback. They attempt to shoot him with arrows, but continuously miss. They come to a fallen tree, which Prince Charming's horse manages to jump over. King George's men end up losing sight of Prince Charming.)
Knight: Split up!
(Prince Charming watches the knights scatter from afar. When he turns around, two hooded figures kidnap him.)
–[Real World]–
(David and Kathryn are eating dinner at home.)
David: Chicken's delicious.
Kathryn: David, there's something we need to discuss.
David: Okay.
Kathryn: I applied to law school.
David: That's amazing! Why didn't you ever tell me?
Kathryn: I don't know. Maybe cause I didn't think I could actually do it, but I did. I got this today – I got in.
(She hands him a piece of paper.)
David: It… It's in Boston.
Kathryn: I know things have been hard between us, but maybe a fresh start is what we need. Maybe we've been fighting too hard to recapture old memories, when we should've been making new ones instead.
–[Fairy Tale World]–
(The hooded figures have Prince Charming hostage in the forest. His wrists are tied in front of him. One of the hooded figures walks towards him with a knife.)
Prince Charming: Who are you? What are you waiting for? Do you think I fear you?
(The hooded figure cuts Prince Charming's binds. Confused, Abigail then appears in front of him.)
Prince Charming: Abigail? What are you doing here?
Abigail: I wanted to get my hands on you before your father ripped you to shreds.
Prince Charming: How did you know I was going-
Abigail: Because I have ears in the King's court. And, despite everyone's best efforts to shield me from it, I know the truth. You love Snow White and you have no intention of marrying me.
Prince Charming: I won't marry someone I don't love, or give that despot the satisfaction that I helped him. If that means suffering the consequences, so be it.
Abigail: You're prepared to lay down your life. How charming. But I didn't come here to see you die – I came here to help you escape.
Prince Charming: Why would you do anything to help me?
Abigail: Because I don't want to marry you either.
–[Real World]–
(Mary Margaret gets out of her car and meets David on the main street.)
MMB: What did you tell her?
David: That I needed to take a walk. Clear my head. Think about it.
MMB: I'm guessing you didn't tell her that the walk was with me.
David: No. No, of course not.
MMB: Why is that our default? Lying?
David: Because I don't-
MMB: We're not being honest. I know it's hard, but we have to tell her the truth about everything – about us.
David: I don't know if I can.
MMB: You have to. If we can't be honest with other people, how can we be honest with each other?
David: Is it really the best plan?
MMB: What's your plan? Moving to Boston?
David: No.
MMB: The only way no one gets hurt here, is if we don't want to be together. Is that what you want?
David: No.
MMB: Well, then we have to stop hiding and do something. It's better she hears it from you than from someone else. You have to make a choice.
David: I choose you.
MMB: Then, it's time to tell Kathryn.
(August's motorcycle is parked out of Granny's Diner. Emma arrives at the same time that August is leaving.)
August: I've been meaning to bump into you. Matter of fact, I was hoping we might grab that drink you promised.
Emma: Is that you asking me out?
August: Well, if putting a label on it makes you more comfortable, sure. Let's call it a date.
Emma: I thought you came here to write – find inspiration.
August: I'm optimistic about our date.
Emma: See, I have a policy – I won't go out with guys who won't tell me their names. I find it weeds out the ones who like to keep secrets, like they're already married or they store body parts in their freezer. It was nice talking to you.
(Emma walks past him to enter the diner.)
August: It's August. August W. Booth.
Emma: Really? With the middle initial?
August: W's for Wayne. So, there goes your reason for not meeting me here after work.
(Emma enters the diner alone. Mary Margaret is already there waiting.)
MMB: Who was that?
Emma: I don't know yet.
MMB: Yet? So, you're going to find out?
Emma: It's nothing.
MMB: Nothing with you means something. Because if it were nothing, we wouldn't be talking about it.
Emma: I'm sorry – I thought you called me here to talk about you?
MMB: Yeah, but talking about you is easier right now.
Emma: What is it? What's going on?
(They lower their voices to a whisper.)
MMB: Remember when you told me to stay away from David and I agreed?
Emma: Yes.
MMB: I didn't.
Emma: Yeah, I know.
MMB: You do? How?
Emma: Because I'm Sheriff, and you are a lovesick school teacher. Covering your tracks is not exactly your strong suit.
MMB: Well, I've been discre- Discrete.
Emma: Two teacups in the sink, new perfume, late nights, plunging necklines. It was not hard to connect the dots.
MMB: Plunging?
Emma: When I met you, you were a top button kind of girl.
MMB: Huh. Why didn't you say anything?
Emma: I'm not your mother.
MMB: No. Well, according to Henry, I'm yours.
Emma: I just figured that you would let me know when it was time. I'm assuming it's time.
MMB: He's telling Kathryn.
Emma: Everything?
MMB: Everything.
(Kathryn is on the computer, when she hears David return home.)
Kathryn: David? David, come take a look. I found a whole bunch of great apartment options. I have no idea which neighbourhood to look at, but… Have you ever been to Boston?
David: No. No, I've never been.
Kathryn: Maybe we should ask the Sheriff, Emma. She's from there. She could probably help-
David: Kathryn. I can't go to Boston with you.
Kathryn: Can't? Or won't?
David: I'm sorry. I am so, so sorry. I… I don't know what to say.
Kathryn: Try the truth. David, is there something going on that I don't know about?
David: No. No, something happened. I don't know what it is, but there is something that's preventing me from connecting. And it's not fair to you to let that screw up your life. You're right – you need a fresh start. It's just not with me.
–[Fairy Tale World]–
(By horseback, Abigail, Prince Charming, and Abigail's men arrive at a clearing in the forest. They get off, and Abigail goes to retrieve a bag with provisions.)
Abigail: We have reached my father's realm. We should be safe here. I have provisions waiting for you.
(She hands him the bag, but he throws it aside.)
Prince Charming: I can't take any of it. Not until you tell me what's really going on.
Abigail: I told you, I was just-
Prince Charming: Stop playing games. If you have no feelings for me, as you've said, why show me any kindness at all? What haven't you told me?
Abigail: This isn't about you, James – it's me. I don't want to marry you, because my heart also belongs to another. A man I was once to wed. A man named Frederick.
Prince Charming: What happened?
Abigail: We all have our own tragedies, lost love being the worst. I thought reuniting you with yours might grant me some consolation.
Prince Charming: Well, I'm afraid I'm not able to help you, then. My 'love' told me in no uncertain terms that she does not feel for me as I do for her. You can't fight for something that doesn't exist. So, there's my tragedy.
Abigail: That's no tragedy. Come – follow me.
(Abigail leads Prince Charming to a small shrine, which is built around a golden statue of a man.)
Abigail: A moment, please.
(The guards leave the two of them alone.)
Abigail: This is where my beloved Frederick sacrificed his life.
Prince Charming: I'm sorry. Did he die in battle?
Abigail: We were traveling with my father, King Midas, when our caravan was ambushed. Frederick bravely defended us and was cut down saving my father's life.
Prince Charming: It's a fitting tribute. The craftsmanship is… Is remarkable. I've never seen anything quite so lifelike.
(He touches the statue.)
Abigail: That's because the hand you're touching, is actually Frederick's.
Prince Charming: Excuse me?
Abigail: It's not a statue. Frederick saw the attack when no one else did, and threw himself in front of my father, knocking him to safety. Because of my father's curse, he was instantly turned to gold.
Prince Charming: All curses can be broken. Have you tried true love's kiss?
Abigail: Until my lips bled.
Prince Charming: The gold got in the way. There must be something else to do.
Abigail: There is legend of a lake – Lake Nostos. Its waters are said to have magical properties, that can return to you something that was once lost.
Prince Charming: And, yet, you haven't tried it?
Abigail: Of course I have. But the lake is guarded by a ghastly creature that drowns its victims. No one who's ever faced it has lived to return.
Prince Charming: Don't give up hope just yet. I will face this guardian and return with the water that will undo this wretched curse.
Abigail: None have succeeded.
Prince Charming: None have my fearless bravery.
Abigail: Or fearless disregard for their own safety.
Prince Charming: Either way, one of us should have our happiness.
Abigail: And if you die, neither of us will.
Prince Charming: No, not true. Don't you understand? If I succeed, you will be reunited with Frederick and your misery ends. If I fail, the misery that ends will be mine.
–[Real World]–
(August is shown with Henry's book. He has taken it apart and is treating each of the pages. Around the room, he has several of the pages hanging on a clothes line to dry. On the table, part of the book has already been rebound. August takes a dried page off of the line and adds it to the stack. He starts to rebind it with string.)
(Regina and Henry are sitting on the couch in Regina's office. Henry has a box with a bow on his lap.)
Regina: Oh, go on. Open it.
Henry: What's the occasion?
Regina: The occasion is I love you. Go on.
(Henry opens the box and pulls out a video game.)
Regina: Now, I know you miss your book, but with this, you can do the heroics. You can save the princesses, you can be the hero. Henry, you have to believe me. When I tore down the playground, I did it for your safety. Please, don't be upset with me. I really didn't mean to destroy your book.
Henry: It's not just the book.
Regina: Okay, then what is it?
Henry: It's Emma – I want to see her.
(Kathryn opens the door of Regina's office.)
Kathryn: Regina, have you got a min- I'm sorry.
Regina: Oh, don't worry about it. Henry, why don't you get home and start your homework? I'll be there in a bit and we can have dinner.
(Henry leaves. Kathryn starts to cry and Regina walks over to her.)
Regina: Oh, Kathryn, what is it?
Kathryn: It's David. He's leaving me.
Regina: That little home wrecker.
Kathryn: Excuse me?
Regina: She just couldn't stay away, could she?
Kathryn: What are you talking about?
Regina: Why, Mary Margaret, of course.
Kathryn: What's Mary Margaret got to do with this? What's Mary Margaret got to do with any of this? Regina, do you know something?
Regina: They've been having an affair.
Kathryn: How do you know this? How? Did you see something?
Regina: I saw pictures. Sidney was always looking for scandal – it sells papers. He showed me. I buried them, of course.
Kathryn: Show me.
Regina: Kathryn-
Kathryn: Show me!
(They walk over to Regina's desk, where Regina pulls out a folder. Kathryn opens it, and takes out several pictures showing David and Mary Margaret together.)
Kathryn: Why didn't you tell me?
Regina: Because I thought you two were working it out. I wanted you to work it out. Believe me, I want you two together.
Kathryn: Why? Why do you care about any of this?
Regina: Because I'm your friend.
Kathryn: No, you're not. A friend wouldn't do this. A friend wouldn't lie. Everyone's lying to me.
–[Fairy Tale World]–
(Abigail and Prince Charming come to a small shrine. There are candles, helmets, swords, and other things placed around it.)
Prince Charming: What's this?
Abigail: It's a shrine to the guardian of the lake. Every man who faces it leaves an offering here first, asking for the creature's mercy.
Prince Charming: I go the rest of the way alone.
Abigail: No, this is for me. You have to let me come with you.
Prince Charming: No. The only life I want in my hands, is my own.
Abigail: Good luck, then. And don't forget…
(She looks at the shrine.)
Prince Charming: A lot of good it did them.
(He leaves without leaving anything at the shrine.)
–[Real World]–
(At the school, Mary Margaret is walking through the halls. David is at his house, looking through pictures, when he decides to call Mary Margaret.)
MMB: Hey. Did, uh… Did you do it?
David: Yeah. It's bad.
MB: I'm sorry.
David: No, it was, um… It was really bad.
MMB: But you told the truth. So, now, we can pick up the pieces. We can start over from a real place.
David: Hey, I want to see you. Can I come by when you get done at school?
MMB: Of course! I'll see you then. And, David – you did the right thing.
(They hang up. Kathryn enters the hallway and heads towards Mary Margaret. She bumps into the gym teacher in the process.)
Gym Teacher: Oh, hey! Watch where you're going.
MMB: Kathryn. I'm… I'm sorry.
(Kathryn slaps Mary Margaret.)
Kathryn: Screw you, you're sorry.
MMB: I understand you're upset. You have every right to be.
Kathryn: Thank you for that insight.
MMB: Can we… Can we please talk somewhere private?
Kathryn: Private? Why do you get any consideration at all? You have shown none for me – either of you. All you did was lie.
MMB: We should have talked to you sooner, but we've been completely honest. We didn't lie.
Kathryn: You didn't lie? You snuck around. You had him break up my marriage with a pack of lies. With some crap about not being able to connect? He didn't have any trouble connecting with you.
MMB: David didn't tell you about us?
Kathryn: No, of course not. That would have been the honourable thing to do.
MMB: But, he said he would tell you.
Kathryn: Well, then he lied to you, too. Good luck making it work. You two deserve each other.
–[Fairy Tale World]–
(Prince Charming arrives at Lake Nostos. He takes off his cloak before approaching the edge of the lake. He dips a canteen into the water, causing a ripple to spread throughout the lake. He steps back.)
Prince Charming: Where are you? Make yourself known to me!
(Prince Charming draws his sword.)
Prince Charming: Beast! Show yourself.
(Bubbles appear in the middle of the lake, along with a glowing light. A siren then emerges from the water.)
Siren: Here I am.
–[Real World]–
(August pulls up to Granny's Diner on his motorcycle. Emma comes out to meet him, while Granny watches off to the side.)
Emma: You going to come in? I thought you wanted that drink.
August: I do, but I didn't say here. Hop on.
Emma: You want me to get on the back of that bike?
August: That's what 'hop on' means.
Emma: How about if we go somewhere, I drive?
August: How about you stop having to control everything and take a leap of faith? You owe me a drink. Hop on. I know a good watering hole.
Granny: If you don't, I will.
(August hands Emma a helmet and the two ride off.)
(Emma and August reach a well at the edge of the forest. They get off the bike and walk over to it.)
Emma: A watering hole? Literally?
August: Well, say what you want about me – I always tell the truth.
Emma: I just thought a drink was, like, wine or whiskey.
August: What, do you want me to get you drunk?
Emma: No.
August: Next time.
Emma: You are optimistic.
(August brings over two cups. He hands one to Emma, then begins to pull up the well's bucket.)
August: They say there's something special about this well. There's even a legend. They say that the water from the well is fed by an underground lake, and that lake has magical properties.
Emma: Magic? You sound like Henry.
August: Smart kid. So, this legend. It says that if you drink the water from the well, something lost will be returned to you.
Emma: You know an awful lot about this town for being a stranger.
August: And you know very little for being the Sheriff.
Emma: How do you know all this? You've been here before?
August: I know all of this for one very simple reason – I read the plaque.
Emma: You actually believe that?
August: I'm a writer. I have to have an open mind.
Emma: Yeah, but magic?
August: Water is a very powerful thing. Cultures as old as time have worshipped it. It flows throughout all lands, connecting the entire world. If anything had mystical properties – if anything had magic – well, I'd say it'd be water.
Emma: That's asking a lot to believe on faith.
August: If you need evidence for everything, Emma, you're going to find yourself stuck in one place for a long time.
Emma: Maybe. Or, maybe I'll just find the truth before anyone else.
(He hands her one of the cups.)
August: Well, Miss Skeptic, there's one thing I can tell you for sure that requires no leap of faith, and I know you'll agree with me.
Emma: What's that?
August: It's good water.
(They toast.)
(As Mary Margaret walks down the street, she crosses paths with several people who appear to be talking and whispering about her. Due to being distracted, she bumps into Granny.)
Granny: Oh, gosh!
MMB: I'm sorry, Granny. I must have not been looking.
Granny: I'm sorry, I didn't… Oh. You.
MMB: Excuse me?
Granny: You should be ashamed of yourself.
(Granny quickly continues on down the street.)
–[Fairy Tale World]–
(At Lake Nostos, the siren walks across the water towards Prince Charming.)
Siren: What's your name? Would you like to know mine? Because I can be anyone you want me to be.
Prince Charming: Stop – I know what you are. You're a siren. Your deceitful words are a spell meant to lure me to my death.
Siren: I would never hurt such a brave, powerful man like yourself. Not when there are so many other things we could do.
Prince Charming: I said stop! I will not fall prey to your deceptions.
Siren: Really? You're immune to me.
(She bends over and cups a handful of water. When she pours it over herself, she transforms into Snow White.)
Siren: Like me more now, Charming?
Prince Charming: No. You're not really her. It's an illusion. I know it's not real.
Siren: Sometimes, illusions are better than truth. Everything you want that you can't have, I can give it to you. All you have to do…is kiss me. I know you want to. I can feel it.
Prince Charming: No.
(They kiss. When they break apart, the siren begins to lead Prince Charming into the lake.)
Prince Charming: No. I don't want an illusion. I want reality or nothing.
Siren: This doesn't feel real?
(They kiss again.)
Prince Charming: Snow…
Siren: That's right. It's me.
(And again.)
Siren: I love you.
Prince Charming: No.
(…And again.)
Prince Charming: No. It's not you.
Siren: Yes, it is. I love you.
Prince Charming: No. This is not real love. I've felt it, and this isn't it. I know the difference.
Siren: Congratulations, Prince Charming – you're the first.
(The siren pushes Prince Charming into the water and drags him under. She lets him go, then tries to coax him closer to her. He notices several skeletons and bodies of armor at the bottom of the lake. He attempts to swim away, but is grabbed at the ankle by a piece of seaweed. Trapped, the siren swims towards Prince Charming. He sees a knife on the ground. When the siren kisses him again, he stabs her. Now free, he swims to the surface of the lake.)
–[Real World]–
(David fruitlessly tries to scrub the word 'tramp' off of the side of Mary Margaret's car, which has been written with red spray paint. Mary Margaret sees him when she gets to her car.)
MMB: Who did this?
David: I don't know. I'm sorry. I don't know how any of this happened.
MMB: You don't know? Really?
David: Mary Margaret, I can't control what other people do.
MMB: No, but you can control what you do. And you lied. And, now, everyone is calling me a tramp.
David: Who told her?
MMB: That is exactly the wrong question. The real question is, why didn't you do what we discussed? Why didn't you tell her?
David: I thought we could spare her feelings.
MMB: Right – you thought. Not we – you. And we discussed this.
David: I didn't want anyone to get hurt.
MMB: Now everyone is hurt. We had an understanding. We had an agreement. But you not only lied to her, you lied to me.
David: Mary Margaret, please. Listen to me. If we want to see if… If this – if what we have – is love… We have to do what you said. You know, we have to pick up the pieces, and we've got to move on.
MMB: David, this isn't love. What we have is something else entirely. What we have is destructive, and it has to stop.
David: What are you saying?
MMB: That we shouldn't be together.
(Emma is brushing the leaves off of her yellow beetle, when she notices a red metal box in the gutter. Realizing it's the same box that Henry's book was hidden in, she opens it. The book is inside, fully intact. August watches Emma from around the corner.)
(Regina is watering the plants in her office when Kathryn enters.)
Kathryn: It's beautiful. I had no idea you were so good with plants.
Regina: Well, better than with people, it would seem. What are you doing here? I thought after what happened yesterday, I'd be the last person you'd want to see.
Kathryn: So did I. And then I thought about it, and I realized I owed you an apology.
Regina: Kathryn, you don't-
Kathryn: I know you'd never do anything to hurt me. I was just so angry, and confused, and I snapped. I'm sorry. I've just been fighting so hard to hold on to David, I've never stopped to ask myself why.
Regina: He's your husband. You love each other. You always have.
Kathryn: No, we haven't.
(Kathryn takes out a picture of Mary Margaret and David.)
Kathryn: See the way he looks at her? He's never looked at me like that, not even before his accident.
Regina: Kathryn, relationships take work. You can't give up so easily.
Kathryn: Have you ever been in love?
Regina: Yes. Once.
Kathryn: Then, you're lucky. Because what I'm coming to understand is… Is that I haven't. What they have is real. It's true. My marriage to David, it… It just was like an illusion. I don't know how it happened, but it was never real. I know that now. The way David looks at Mary Margaret – that's what I want for me. And I'm going to go out there, and I'm going to find it.
Regina: What are you talking about?
Kathryn: I'm sticking to my plan. I'm moving to Boston. Alone. If I stay here, I'll never be happy.
Regina: And what about David?
Kathryn: I wrote him a letter – him and Mary Margaret. I told them they should be together.
Regina: Uh, I'm sorry. You did what?
Kathryn: I can't see him. Not now. It's just too painful.
(Kathryn hugs Regina, causing Regina to awkwardly hug her back.)
Kathryn: I'm going to miss you, Regina. You've been a good friend to me.
Regina: You're really going?
Kathryn: You know, it's funny. I've always had this irrational fear of leaving Storybrooke, like something's just holding me back. Is that crazy?
Regina: No. Change is always frightening. But you know what, Kathryn? This just may be what you need. Maybe you'll find what you're looking for.
–[Fairy Tale World]–
(Prince Charming returns to Frederick's shrine, where Abigail is waiting.)
Prince Charming: Water from Lake Nostos, as requested.
(He hands her the canteen of water.)
Abigail: Remarkable. But how did you manage to slay the beast?
Prince Charming: Well, the fate of your true love was at stake, and it was a battle I couldn't afford to lose.
(Abigail pours the water over Frederick's statue. The golden statue transforms into a human, Frederick. The two of them hug, then kiss.)
Frederick: Abigail, what happened to me?
Abigail: You were trapped, but now you're free. This is James. He's the one who freed you.
(Frederick shakes Prince Charming's hand.)
Frederick: I am forever indebted to you.
Prince Charming: Well, pay me back by walking down the aisle with someone you truly belong with. And, perhaps, giving me a horse and supplies for a journey as well?
Frederick: Done.
Abigail: Thank you. So much. Where will you go?
Prince Charming: To find Snow White.
Abigail: You are going after her.
Prince Charming: True love isn't easy, but it must be fought for. Because once you find it, it can never be replaced.
Abigail: How will you know where to find her?
Prince Charming: Well, a bird helped me track her down once. Hopefully, it can again.
Abigail: Well, then, good luck. Oh, and, James – please, make haste. When King George discovers that the union of the kingdoms has been ruined, he will come after you. Some people will stop at nothing to destroy the happiness of others.
–[Real World]–
(Regina opens the front door to the Nolan's house using her skull keys. Inside, she sees Kathryn's letter to David on the counter. She takes it and leaves.)
(Henry is playing his video game on a bench outside the school. Emma walks up to him with a bag and sits down next to him.)
Emma: Wow, I love that game. Space Paranoids, right?
Henry: Yeah, my mom got it for me.
Emma: I used to play that all the time when I was a kid. Relax – it's all in the wrists.
Henry: My mom's picking me up in, like, five minutes.
Emma: Alright. I'll be quick, then. I just have something I'd like to give you.
(She takes the book out of her bag and gives it to him.)
Henry: You found it! Where'd you get it?
Emma: I found it in a gutter. It must have fallen off the dump truck on the way to the junkyard and got tossed around in the rain. And, somehow, made its way back to me.
Henry: Wow. That's crazy.
Emma: What other explanation could there be?
Henry: I don't know.
Emma: Well, whatever happened, it came back to me.
Henry: Maybe, it means our luck is changing. Operation Cobra is back on. It's a sign. Things are going to be better.
Emma: I hope you're right, kid. I got to go.
–[Fairy Tale World]–
(Prince Charming is riding through the woods on horseback until he reaches a clearing with a cabin.)
Prince Charming: Snow! Snow White! Snow! Are you there?
(Red Riding Hood emerges from the field next to the clearing.)
Red: She's gone. She never came back after she went to find you.
Prince Charming: Then I'll find her. I will always find her. And I will convince her that we belong together. I will always fight for her, no matter what comes between us.
Red: It won't be much of a fight.
Prince Charming: What are you talking about?
Red: Snow wants to be with you more than anything.
Prince Charming: Don't mock me. Snow told me that we can't be together because she doesn't love me.
Red: She left here to break up your wedding, because she's in love with you. Unless, something changed her mind along the way…
Prince Charming: Not something – someone.
(The sound of horses is heard in the distance. King George and his men are seen charging towards them.)
Red: James? Who are they?
Prince Charming: That's someone – King George.
King George: Bring me his head!
Prince Charming: Come on!
(Prince Charming gets back on his horse and extends his hand to Red. She grabs his hand and he pulls her up. The two of them take off as King George shoots arrows in their direction.)
–[Real World]–
(Mary Margaret is lying on her bed when Emma enters.)
Emma: You feel like talking about it yet?
MMB: Nope.
Emma: You want to be alone?
MMB: Nope.
(Emma lies down next to Mary Margaret on the bed.)
(Regina takes Kathryn's letter out of a drawer in her office desk. A can of red spray paint is also seen in the drawer. She grabs a lighter from the table and heads to the fireplace. Sitting in her car, Kathryn takes a deep breath before driving off. Using the lighter, Regina sets the letter on fire. Kathryn drives along the road that leads out of Storybrooke. She sees the Storybrooke sign in the distance. Regina briefly watches the letter burn in her hand, then throws it into the fireplace. The gym teacher from the school, who is also driving along the road that leads out of Storybrooke, comes across Kathryn's crashed car at the base of the Storybrooke sign. When he gets out to investigate, he finds the car empty and the airbag deployed. Regina stares at the fireplace as Kathryn's letter burns.)


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Bannerflow söker en Enterprise Sales Executive mot tyska marknaden
Enterprise Sales Executive - German Market
Sales - Stockholm
Do you want to work in a SaaS company in hyper growth with customers in 30 different countries? Join one of Europe's most exciting SaaS companies.
Complex solution sales at the highest level is your mission. You are an expert when it comes to navigating complex enterprise organisations by controlling the process, from start to ultimate deal closure.
You will know that successes in this field comes from a strong understanding of the individual customer's business and value drivers to be able to offer a unique perspective to each and every customer. You believe in, and practice the Challenger Approach when it comes to sales. You know when to listen and when to challenge the customer on their view of the world and offer advice and consultation along the way.
This is an opportunity to work with complex solutions sales and work with arguably some of the most exciting enterprise brands in the world and in the end, influence strongly on their success within digital marketing.
So who are we looking for? Someone who wants to make an impact! Your drive and motivation come from closing big deals. You are persistent and proud of what you have achieved, unafraid of asking tough questions with the capacity to be a trusted advisor to customers.
Your experience, knowledge and determination will be crucial when it comes to taking Bannerflow to the next level.
When it comes to your strengths, passions and prior experience, you should have:
- Deep knowledge, great results and experience from complex solution sales to international enterprise customers, preferably within SaaS.
- Demonstrated ability to perform well in a highly dynamic, rapidly changing environment.
- Ability to work cross-functionally and with a wide range of employees with different skill sets.
- You are self-motivated, determined and structured in the way you work and do business.
- Execution is key in our world: Or "Get shit done" as we call it internally.
- You practise the Challenger Sales Approach.
- You are persistent and driven, you simply have grit.
- You have excellent skills in German, both written and spoken.
We have won several national and international prizes in recent years, repeatedly recognised as one of Europe's fastest growing companies. But that's in the past. Our most exciting journey yet starts now!
Do you recognise yourself? If you have all of this, we can offer you a great place to work, where we as a team execute on an amazing growth journey.
Start a conversation with us today to see what an opportunity together could look like.
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Have you been feeling a little overwhelmed lately? It seems to be a theme that so many friends have mentioned to me.
I was recently attending a meeting of several spiritual thought leaders. We were all sharing some of the deep things of our hearts. We were surprised at how all of us have been experiencing the same thing!
It fascinates me how connected we all are. It seems that the past few weeks have been really challenging for a lot of us.
How about you? When you feel overwhelmed, how do you handle it?
One big lesson that I have been learning is how important it is, when I am feeling tired or off my 'A-game' — to take *time* for reflection and meditation. I tend to overdo it, working to the point of exhaustion. So after traveling to Wales, coming back and teaching a 3-day workshop, then spending a week in Phoenix at a conference, and then coming home to teach some more… I needed a break. And I tend to make poor choices when I am in
that state.
So we loaded up our dogs, George and Molly (whom I refer to as the 'Pucci's' — pronounced "poochies" ) and headed down the road. We ended up near a gorgeous lake in Colorado, surrounded by majestic snow-capped peaks.
Even amid the natural beauty, I found it difficult to unwind and relax. To just let go.
Sometimes, we need help letting go and relaxing. Time is essential to the process. We need to take time and breathe. But when even that doesn't work, I find listening to a guided meditation really helps. Some of my favorites are Deepak Chopra and Oprah Winfrey's 21-day meditations. They have quite a few of them out now, and they are all really relaxing and
great for creating a shift in thinking.
Most of us get caught on that darned hamster wheel of thought — you know, when your thoughts go 'round and 'round, obsessively thinking about the same thing over and over. I just *hate* it when I get caught in that. (Yes, it happens to me, too!)
Even though I teach remote viewing and have so many advantages through this amazing skill, as a natural empath, I find the challenges of this world to be overwhelming at times. So many people all over the planet suffer from anxiety and worry. And many sensitive people just absorb these emotions.
When I am trapped by emotion, I've learned that it is vital to honor the emotion, allow myself to feel it, and then to think of all the people on the planet who may be feeling exactly the same way right now. Then I send them love and comfort and encouragement — because I know that is what I need, too. It is amazing how just shifting to think about others really
helps to pull me out of a slump.
I got this idea from a Buddhist practice called "Tonglen." This technique is explained in one of my favorite books, "When Things Fall Apart: Heart Advice for Difficult Times" by Pema Chodron. I highly recommend this book,
as we need all the help we can get!
If you've been feeling it too, I hope this email helps you. We are living in tough times, so we have to stay vigilant and determined to keep our heads above the water line. You can do it — whatever it is you dream of. You have what it takes.
And if you have been wanting to take a remote viewing class, but haven't had the funds for it — I have some really good news! "Boundless: Your How-To Guide to Practical Remote Viewing — Phase One " will be available very soon on Kindle… and in a couple of months, a paperback version should be out! This book will be a great way to get started. And I will be working fast and furiously to get out How-To books for Phases 2 through 6 in the coming months. Thanks for hanging in there with me!


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CITIZEN VOICES® br> Absentee ballots for all?
Jan 24, 2019
Rep. Katherine Rogers (D-Concord) is sponsoring a 2019 bill that would allow all voters to vote by absentee ballot.
Roughly half of all states allow this "no-excuse absentee voting."
Arguments for, against absentee voting
Supporters of Rogers' bill argue that it will increase voter turnout by making it more convenient for voters who have trouble getting to the polls.
In 2017 former Rep. Andrew White wrote in favor of no-excuse absentee voting:
"The ability to cast a ballot in a New Hampshire election should not depend on your occupation, family situation, financial means, or transportation; it should be convenient and accessible to everyone and this bill accomplishes just that."
Opponents note that expanding absentee voting will increase labor and postage costs for towns and cities, which are responsible for processing absentee ballots.
Other opponents argue that absentee ballots present more opportunity for voter fraud. In 2018 the New Hampshire Attorney General charged four people with voter fraud; three of the four cast absentee ballots in one state and voted in-person in another.
Another option
Rep. Sherry Frost (D-Dover) is also sponsoring a constitutional amendment that would create a right to vote by absentee ballot.
A constitutional amendment needs a three-fifths majority to pass the House and Senate. After that, two-thirds of voters must approve the amendment on the next general election ballot.
The New Hampshire secretary of state says allowing no-excuse absentee voting might violate the New Hampshire Constitution, which only addresses absentee voting for people who "are absent from the city or town of which they are inhabitants, or who by reason of physical disability are unable to vote in person." Therefore, a constitutional amendment would be less likely to face a challenge in the courts than a simple law change.
Others argue the constitutional language about absentee voting is only a minimum requirement for what the state must offer regarding absentee ballots, so a constitutional change is not necessary to allow no-excuse absentee voting.
Should New Hampshire allow all voters to vote by absentee ballot, whether or not they will be out of town on Election Day?
Discussion held on Citizens Count website and Facebook page January 24, 2019
What Participants Said
No: 99 people were opposed to allowing all voters to vote by absentee ballot, regardless of whether they would be out of town on Election Day.
- "Too much room for abuse and voter fraud. Do your civic duty, get off your couch, go to town and vote."
- "Absentee ballots should only be for people who will be out of state or physically impaired enough that they cannot go out to vote. Society is too lethargic already; let's not encourage a further slide down that slope, eh?"
- "No, too much room for abuse. If voting is not your priority, maybe you shouldn't!"
Yes: 37 people were in favor of allowing all voters to vote by absentee ballot, regardless of whether they would be out of town on Election Day.
- "Yes, a lot of people cannot make it to the polls on election day. This would be easier. I think it should be done by mail for everyone. The state could issue numbers for eligible voters like they do for IRS tax returns. Wouldn't this way alleviate fraud and increase votes? Never understood why it's not done this way."
- "Voting in person is a serious inconvenience for many. Democracy is strengthened when all eligible voters cast a ballot. And there is zero credible evidence of voter fraud. Let's make NH a beacon of voter participation."
- "If you can't skip or be late for work or can't pay for child care to vote, you should still be able to vote."
Other: 16 citizens addressed their comments to related questions and issues.
These included:
- Track all ballots: "I believe that the ballot should be serialized that way we can see if there's any duplicates or any fraudulent ones."
- No proof of widespread fraud: "In Pelham we have a paper trail. When politicians accused Pelham of having 'busloads' of fraudulent voters roll in from Massachusetts, Pelham had hard evidence to the contrary. You only need to access the paper trail to deter or address fraud."
- Fear of corruption at polls: "How about NH changes out the people who are there every voting cycle to take care of the voting! Maybe everyone would have their vote count!"
*Editor selection of actual participant quotes.


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Introduction to the Mathematics chapter of Datalabcc's "Foundations in Data Science" series.
Primer on elementary algebra
Primer on linear algebra
Primer on systems of linear equations
Primer on calculus
How calculus relates to optimization
Big O notation
Basics of probability.
A basic introduction to clinical presentation of schizophrenia, its etiology, and current treatment options.
2nd part of the lecture. Introduction to cell receptors and signalling cascades
GABAergic interneurons and local inhibition on the circuit level.
Introduction to the course Cellular Mechanisms of Brain Function.
Introduction to the course Cellular Mechanisms of Brain Function.
Ion channels and the movement of ions across the cell membrane.
Action potential initiation and propagation.
Synaptic transmission and neurotransmitters
This lecture covers NeuronUnit, a library that builds upon SciUnit and integrates with several existing neuroinformatics resources to support validating single-neuron models using data gathered by neurophysiologists.
An introduction to the NeuroElectro project, which aims to organize information on cellular neurophysiology. Speaker: Shreejoy Tripathy
Simultaneously recorded neurons in non-human primates coordinate their spiking activity in a sequential manner that mirrors the dominant wave propagation directions of the local field potentials.
This talk covers statistical analysis of spike train data, the modeling approach GLM, and the problem of assessing neural synchrony.


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Mineral and energy are necessary for the prosperity of nation. At the same time, the environment should be protected. Environmental sustainability is the most important thing when planning, designing, and perform the exploration, exploitation, and extraction of mineral and energy. Environmental sustainability should be integral not only on the government but also for the scientific community.
Following the success of ICEMINE 2018 with 95 presenter and 80 non presenter, we would like to invite geologists, geophysicists, petroleum engineers, mining engineers, environment geoscientist and earth science academics to submit papers in 2nd event at ICEMINE 2019
Energy supports the provision of basic human needs. At present, the world population is growing rapidly, while the availability of energy resources is limited. Therefore, the use of limited energy resources must be managed carefully and efficiently, and the utilization of energy resources must be in accordance with its regeneration potential. The technology used for exploitation and extraction must be developed without harming the natural resources and its sustainability.
The theme of the international conference on earth science, minerals and energy that will be held this year is "Environmental Sustainability on Mineral and Energy Exploration, Exploitation and Extraction".
The sub-themes are as follows:
- Geology
- Petroleum and Geothermal Engineering
- Mining and Metallurgy Engineering
- Geophysics, Geomatics and Geochemistry
- Disaster Management and Environmental Issues


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The center is a beautiful, 44,000 square foot facility located minutes from I-75 at the corner of Cherokee Street and Logan Road (4361 Cherokee Street, Acworth, GA 30101). Included in the facility are two high school regulation basketball courts, which are also painted for volleyball and pickleball; a multi-purpose classroom, group exercise room, and banquet hall. Along with programming in the areas of instructional classes, events, athletics, camps, active adult programs, fitness, and therapeutic recreation, the facility will include several rental options for both small and large scale events and opportunities for open play and free use of the walking track during normal operating hours. Normal operating hours are Monday-Friday 7:00 a.m.-8:00 p.m. and Saturdays 8:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. During normal operating hours the public can expect the following:
- Availability of a friendly and helpful Customer Experience Team
- Access to the free walking track
- Access to the group exercise room
Click here for our current Community Center classes and programs. Below are the Community Center rooms and suggested uses.
Individuals will be able to access the group exercise room via punch passes ($2 Drop-In, $20-10-Punch Pass, $45-25-Punch Pass and $170-100-Punch Pass). Classes will be taught through a virtual fitness program called Fitness on Demand (www.fitnessondemand247.com). Included in the schedule will be a variety of classes ranging from easy to advanced in the areas of Yoga, HIIT, Kickboxing, Boot Camp, Cardio, Upper Body, and Lower Body. Participants may use facility equipment (dumbbells, yoga mats, steps, medicine balls) or bring your own.
Beginner Yoga, Meditation, Senior Cardio, Senior Chair Yoga, Gentle Yoga, BUILD Strength Yoga, Barre, Step Aerobics, Zumba, and Zumba Gold are taught by a live instructor and must be registered for in advance. For more information please call our Customer Experience Team at (770) 917-1234.
Includes two full-size basketball courts with optional divider, also lined for volleyball and pickleball. A perfect option for athletic tournaments, business expos, health fairs, etc.
Open Play Schedule:
- Pickleball Open Play:
Monday, March 2 through Friday, April 3 (8:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.)
Only 3 courts are available between 8:00 a.m. - 9:00 a.m. and during pickleball lessons on Tuesday and Thursday between 12:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m.
- Basketball Open Play:
- Monday-Friday 7:00 a.m. - 9:00 a.m. & 4:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
If the gym is not being utilized by a program or rental outside of scheduled open play times, the gym is available to the public. Please call our office at (770) 917-1234 to see if the gym is open.
Open Play Policy:
Children 13 and under must be supervised by a parent/guardian over the age of 18 during open play.
Ages 14-17 are allowed unsupervised open play upon parent/guardian signature of waiver for Community Center records. Please call (770) 917-1234 with any questions.
Intimate space holds approximately 30 people. The room includes built-in cabinets, counters, and sink. Perfect space for workshops, classes, showers, or small gatherings. The room is available during regular operating hours at a rate of $25/hour.
Beautiful banquet hall featuring breathtaking views of Tanyard Creek. Space will accommodate up to 300 people for a seated meal. This space is anticipated to become one of the top locations in Acworth for large scale weddings/receptions, upscale corporate events, and celebrations. We have partnered with Saratoga Event Management to help facilitate your exceptional experience at TCO. For more information on Tanyard Creek Overlook, please visit the TCO Website.
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