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This page of our complete Zelda: Link's Awakening Remake Walkthrough will tell you everything you need about the Trading Sequence Quest. You will find information on the location of the different items you'll have to find and trade, but also how and when you can have/trade them. All this will allow you to get the Magnifying Lens with which you'll be able to see the invisible elements of the game, including Goriya, the Item Trader of Toronbo Shores with whom you'll be able to trade items for the Boomerang.
Yoshi Doll
Location: Mabe Village
When: As soon as you get your sword back
This is one of the rewards of the Trendy Game Shop.
Location: Mabe Village
When: As soon as you get your sword back
Enter the house with two doors, located northeast of Mabe Village, and talk to Papahl's Wife to trade the Doll for the Ribbon.
Dog Food
Location: Mabe Village
When: After getting the previous item
Enter the dog house next to Madam MeowMeow's house, the house with the red roof, in order to talk with YipYip to trade the Ribbon for the Dog Food.
Location: Toronbo Shores
When: After getting the previous item
Go to the east of Toronbo Shores, while staying on the upper part of the area, to find Sale's Banana Shop. Sale will give you the Bananas in exchange for your Dog Food.
Location: Ukuku Prairie
When: After buying the bombs
By following the path to reach the Kanalet Castle, you will have to trade the Bananas for the Stick with Kiki the monkey.
Location: Ukuku Prairie
When: After unlocking access to the Kanalet Castle
Talk to Tarin who is waiting for you next to an isolated tree in the Ukuku Prairie, and give him the Stick so that he can drop the Honeycomb.
Location: Animal Village
When: After getting the previous item
Enter the house south-east of the Animal Village, and talk with Chef Bear to exchange the Honeycomb for a Pineapple.
Location: Tal Tal Mountain Range
When: After obtaining the Angler Key
When you explore the eastern part of the Tal Tal Mountain Range to reach the Angler's Tunnel, you will see Papahl above you after leaving a cave. After that, enter the cave a little further east, then take the stairs at the end of the corridor to reach Papahl. He will be very happy to see you, and will offer you to exchange your Pineapple for a Hibiscus.
Location: Animal Village
When: After getting the previous item
Enter the house with yellow flowers that is located northeast of the Animal Village, in order to exchange the Hibiscus for the Letter.
Location: Mysterious Woods
When: After getting the previous item
Cross the Mysterious Woods to reach the northwest exit leading to the Goponga Swamp, then enter Mr. Write's house to give him the Letter and get the Broom.
Fishing Hook
Location: Mabe Village or Animal Village
When: After getting the previous item
Grandma Ulrira will exchange the Broom for the Fishing Hook, but she will not be in the same place depending on your progress in the story. You will either find her in her house, south of the Mabe Village, or waiting northeast of the Animal Village.
Location: Martha's Bay
When: After obtaining the Flippers
Dive into Martha's Bay, west of the Animal Village, then swim south to find an old wooden bridge. Go underneath to discover a Fisherman, with whom you can trade the Fishing Hook for the Necklace.
Location: Martha's Bay
When: After getting the previous item
Once you get the Necklace from the Fisherman, swim north of Martha's Bay to find a mermaid. Talk to her to give her back her Necklace, and to get a Scale.
Magnifying Lens
Location: Martha's Bay
When: After getting the previous item
Take the west exit of the Animal Village, then go south, and use your Hook Shot to cross the water stream to the west. Then, head north to find a Mermaid Statue, on which you can insert the Scale. You will thus reveal a staircase leading to a hidden underground, inside which the precious Magnifying Lens is waiting for you.


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Birth date: 06.19.1989
At only twenty-eight years old, Paul Heran has already established himself as one of snowboardings sought-after filmers, much due his inimitable work ethic and collaborative style, as well as his affable sense of humor. Growing up immersed in the snowboarding culture of Northlake Tahoe, Paul crewed up and created bHappy Productions, making both shorts and full lengths that celebrated the joy of snowboarding, featuring talented snowboarders Gray Thompson, Sammy Spiteri, Joshua Parker, and more of their NorCal cohorts. Pauls work has long mirrored his effervescent personality, focusing on the friends and the fun of snowboarding and pulling no punches with a genuine sense of pure enjoyment. Paul was still in his early twenties when he garnered a gig with Windells, logging clips on the glacier before being tapped to launch the digital media program at Woodward Tahoe. Since then, Pauls work has extended to working behind the lens for numerous specific riders, including Nick Visconti and Nial Romanek, as well as Think Thank, Airblaster, and currently, Arbor Snowboards new team movie. Keep in mind, this is only a partial list of Pauls accomplishments and also that his in-front-of-the-camera clips prove hes got plenty of boarding chops, himself. A meticulous lensman, there is no doubt that Paul will continue to grow his canon of snowboarding films in the seasons to come and we look forward to watching each and every movie he makes from start to finish, and likely on repeat.
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What does your current position in the snowboarding industry entail? Describe a typical day on the job.
Currently, I am working with Sammy Spiteri and Sean Black on the first Arbor team video. We are editing parts up at my house in Truckee, CA. Mid-winter, my job looks a lot different. I was on the road from December to the end of March filming all over the place. This past season, the Arbor video took us to Quebec, Oregon, Tahoe, and Japan. A typical day involves a lot of time looking for spots, shoveling spots, and every once in a while, I get the camera out to shoot some snowboarding.
Where are you from and where do you currently call home?
I am from Rocklin, CA. Currently located in Truckee, CA.
How did you start snowboarding?
My dad took me and my friends snowboarding a lot when we were young. He would ski and sometimes film us in the park at Boreal, which is how I initially found my love for video and photography.
At what point did you realize that you wanted to work in the snowboard industry?
When I first started shooting snowboarding I had no idea that I would someday call it my job. It was just so much fun to shoot videos with my friends; making money from it just wasnt on my mind at all. After making a bunch of videos for fun, some companies started to take interest in my work. Academy Snowboards was one of the first companies to give me a paycheck for shooting their camp at Boreal. After that, I started to think I might be able to turn this hobby into a dream job.
And how did you make that happen?
After years of making my own video with my friends, I was lucky enough to be hired as a media intern at Windells Snowboard Camp when some of the best shooters in the industry were working there. Tyler Malay, Alexandra Erickson, Jake Strassman, and Greg Weaver took me under their wing and showed me how to make my dream come true. They taught me so many technical skills on top of industry knowledge and they became my mentors and really good friends over two summer spent together at Mt. Hood. The winter after, I was hired by Transworld SNOWboarding to shoot Nick Visconti for his online part, ReCreation. Nick introduced me to so many friends in the snowboard world and he believed in my filming and work ethic from the day we met. The next summer, Woodward Tahoe opened up at my home mountain, Boreal, and the brand manager loved my work and hired me on as the Digital Media Manager. It was quite an honor to start a program like that from the ground up at a new Woodward facility, and it proved to be no easy task. I learned so much there over three summers from Eric Rosenwald and the talented staff that made Woodward Tahoe what it is now. I got to hire my own staff of shooters to cover all the incredible action sports that Woodward has to offer. My main goal of becoming a freelance shooter finally drew me away from Woodward and allowed me the absolute pleasure of working with Airblaster and Think Thank. I spent a winter shooting for both the Airblaster video, Side Hit Society and Think Thanks Methods of Prediction. Both of those crews were again a dream come true for me to work with. Travis Parker was a childhood hero of mine and I found myself at Loon Mountain and Waterville Valley shooting with Travis for SHS. Currently, Im working on Arbor Snowboards first team video.
Who did you look up to in the industry for inspiration?
From the very start, I looked up to the Robot Food and Think Thank videos for inspiration. It was those two series of videos that inspired me from day one and continue to do so in my current work.
What do you feel has been your biggest impact in your line of work?
Teaching kids at Woodward Digital Media camp was definitely one of the most rewarding things Ive done. Hopefully that had at least a small ripple of impact that will only get bigger as the new generation comes into snowboarding.
What do you want to accomplish that you havent yet?
Id love to be able to share the feelings that snowboarding has given me. I dont know whether its possible to fully capture all the emotions that Ive experienced through snowboarding, but its really fun to try. Whether that is through video and other media, or taking a few laps with someone, Id love to show people what snowboarding is to me.
Anyone youd like to thank?
Mom, Dad and my sister Kelley. The Heran family, the Jouras family, The Hymans family, the Carter family, the Spiteri family, all my friends that drove me to the mountain. Boreal. FC5K, Tyler Malay, Alexandra Erickson, Jake Strassman, Greg Weaver, Colton Morgan, Max Tokunaga, Jon Stark, Tim Bradley, Nick Visconti, Josh Parker, Brent Oftedal, Katie Souza, Justin Gunson, Ryland West, JB, Eric Rosenwald, bHappy crew, Color TV, Jalal Leach, Neoproto, Think Thank, Robot Food, Airblaster, OJC, NFG snowboards, the list goes on…. So thankful for everyone that has shared their knowledge and experiences with me.
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Staff at Cambridgeshire and Peterborough NHS Foundation Trust have been honoured with a prestigious national award.
The Psychological Wellbeing Service team won the Integration Award at the British Heart Foundation Alliance Awards 2018 which were held in Manchester earlier this week.
The team from CPFT - which provides mental health and community care - offers psychological therapy for patients with cardiovascular disease.
The service has run for just over a year since the Trust became one of the first in the county to be to be selected by NHS England to deliver integrated psychological therapy for people with so-called long-term conditions.
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Cablevision's DVR does not infringe copyright, appeals court rules
If you take the recording device of a DVR off the customer's premises and place it in an upstream transmitting station, does that constitute an unauthorized duplication? Last year, a US district court said yes. Today, it's a new ballgame.
In a ruling this afternoon that is very, very likely to be appealed itself, a three-judge panel of the US Second Circuit Court of Appeals unanimously reversed a lower court ruling in March 2007 in favor of movie and cable TV studios. That ruling stated that Cablevision Systems' plan to provide cable customers with a DVR-like system using its remote servers, constituted an illegal rebroadcast of their content. This afternoon, the judges strongly disagreed.
At issue is a key element of the language of the law: Everyone knows that electrical processes are required to produce a copy of a digitally recorded work. Plaintiffs, including 20th Century-Fox and various entities of Turner Broadcasting, and backed by the Motion Picture Association of America, had argued that such processes constituted transmission, and that implied in the concept of transmission of a recorded work was the performance of that recorded work. You can't have one without the other, plaintiffs argued; and a US District Court agreed last year.
But the Appeals Court called that permutation of the law an "error" today, ripping apart its technical basis (PDF available here, published by Public Knowledge). Specifically, it focused on Cablevision's proposed Remote Storage-Digital Video Recorder (RS-DVR) schematic, in which copies of a work in whole or in part were recorded on buffers prior to their being transmitted to customers' receiving equipment. The District Court presumed that those copies constituted the "embodiment" of the recorded work.
"The district court mistakenly limited its analysis primarily to the embodiment requirement," wrote Appeals Court Judge John M. Walker earlier today. "As a result of this error, once it determined that the buffer data was 'clearly . . . capable of being reproduced, i.e., that the work was embodied in the buffer, the district court concluded that the work was therefore 'fixed' in the buffer, and that a copy had thus been made."
But buffers are temporary storage media, Judge Walker went on, designed only to harbor portions of files for a "transitory duration" -- in other words, just long enough to get the file transmitted and removed from memory. He cited an earlier court decision in favor of a repair service that had rescued a customer's hard drive, and in so doing had copied that customer's software -- allegedly illegally. Since the rescue copy was only for a "transitory duration," that court ruled, the duplication wasn't really a "copy" for practical purposes.
In the case of RS-DVR, the transitory period was found to be no greater than 1.2 seconds. "While our inquiry is necessarily fact-specific, and other factors not present here may alter the duration analysis significantly," Judge Walker wrote, "these facts strongly suggest that the works in this case are embodied in the buffer for only a 'transitory' period, thus failing the duration requirement."
So if the buffer doesn't truly constitute a copy, then the transmission doesn't constitute a "performance" of that copy.
That's not the only angle from which the panel attacked the District Court's findings, however. The lower court had compared Cablevision's service to the case of a service that made unlicensed packages of course curricula material for college professors. That service had "unfettered access" to a wide range of material from which it selected the choicest portions. The District Court believed Cablevision had a similar selection ability, making virtually any programming provided through its digital service capable of being copied by the customer at will.
Not so, Judge Walker reasoned, for a reason he found to be all too obvious: Cablevision is not the content provider to begin with; the plaintiffs have that role.
As Judge Walker wrote, "Cablevision, we note, also has subscribers who use home VCRs or DVRs (like TiVo), and has significant control over the content recorded by these customers. But this control is limited to the channels of programming available to a customer and not to the programs themselves. Cablevision has no control over what programs are made available on individual channels or when those programs will air, if at all. In this respect, Cablevision possesses far less control over recordable content than it does in the context, where it actively selects and makes available beforehand the individual programs available for viewing. For these reasons, we are not inclined to say that Cablevision, rather than the user, 'does' the copying produced by the RS-DVR system. As a result, we find that the district court erred in concluding that Cablevision, rather than its RS-DVR customers, makes the copies carried out by the RS-DVR system."
Finally, the three-judge panel disassembled plaintiffs' arguments that the retransmission constituted an unauthorized public performance of digital works. Since the customer is in charge of the copying process, and since the dissemination of the work takes place on customer premises, the Appeals Court found that any performance, if it can be called that, is directed by the customer and not Cablevision.
But is that a performance "to the public," isn't that an unauthorized performance, and isn't it Cablevision that makes that performance feasible? Supporting plaintiffs' arguments are statutes dating back literally to 1967, clearly stating that transmissions do constitute public performances.
However, the Appeals Court reasoned, just how much of the public is capable of receiving those performances? As Judge Walker made clear, that subset of the public would consist of people who own Cablevision RS-DVR systems...which isn't exactly "the public."
"Cablevision argues that, because each RS-DVR transmission is made using a single unique copy of a work, made by an individual subscriber, one that can be decoded exclusively by that subscriber's cable box, only one subscriber is capable of receiving any given RS-DVR transmission. This argument accords with the language of the [older] transmit clause, which...directs us to consider the potential audience of a given transmission. We are unpersuaded by the district court's reasoning and the plaintiffs' arguments that we should consider a larger potential audience in determining whether a transmission is 'to the public."'
Cablevision may have been helped by an amicus brief filed by the Electronic Frontier Foundation last May (PDF available here). That brief made multiple references to the US Supreme Court, which is almost certainly where this case will end up next.


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PRINCE @ OGDEN THEATRE | MON, 5/13/13 Prince became a household name after the release of his third album, 1982's 1999. Over the years, his perfectly realized blend of rock, pop, funk and jazz has proved equally popular with audiences and critics. Throughout the '80s, Prince released hit records that broke genre barriers, not just in terms of radio programming, but within the music itself. His versatility and breadth of musical vision have influenced a broad spectrum of popular music ever since. Recently, Prince assembled a band called 3rd Eye Girl for his tour, which has him playing intimate shows in venues that are notably smaller than those in which he would typically perform.
See also: - Donna Grantis of 3rd Eye Girl on what it's like to play with Prince - R.I.P., Joe Cahill: Memorial, Monday at the Fox - Review + photos: Imagine Dragons at Fillmore, 3/23/13
JOE CAHILL MEMORIAL BENEFIT @ FOX THEATRE | MON, 5/13/13 While services for Leftover Salmon's lighting designer Joe Cahill were held this past Friday in his hometown of Yorktown Heights, New York, local friends and family are hosting a memorial benefit for Joe's daughter Cassidy tonight featuring the Motet and members of Leftover Salmon. Tickets for the memorial are $15, with no fees, and all proceeds will go directly to the Cassidy Cahill Fund. Donations can also be made directly to the fund at any Bank of the West location, or applied via Paypal. A raffle and silent auction will also be held to help raise funds. Our condolences to Cahill's many friends and family.
THE DILLINGER ESCAPE PLAN @ FOX THEATRE | TUES, 5/14/13 The Dillinger Escape Plan came out of the hardcore scene of Morris Plains, New Jersey, in 1997. Former members of Arcane -- including Dillinger's remaining original member, guitarist Ben Weinman -- got together and wrote songs with a savagely mathematical precision, adding a more adventurous sonic spirit than what was generally heard in hardcore. After the release of its debut album, Calculating Infinity, in 1999, Dillinger caught the attention of Mike Patton, who brought the band on board for what would be Mr. Bungle's final tour. Despite the inexorable forward momentum and chaotic clangor of the music, there are multiple rhythms that separate and come together, giving Dillinger a sound of amplified outrage. The group's latest album, One of Us is the Killer, comes out later this month.
IMAGINE DRAGONS @ RED ROCKS AMPHITHEATRE | THURS, 5/16/13 Who knows why some albums are a success and others go unsung? Las Vegas band Imagine Dragons hit one of those pockets of luck with its latest album, Night Visions. While the new album may seem like a breakthrough, the group has been working hard for years -- touring extensively, writing constantly -- to garner the acclaim it's currently enjoying. The bandmembers rented a house together in their formative years, playing covers in bars to near-empty rooms to pay the rent. Before that, frontman Dan Reynolds reportedly drew inspiration from seeing live shows of bands like Arcade Fire and Jack White. Clearly, all that hard work has paid off.
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GLOBAL DUB FESTIVAL @ RED ROCKS AMPHITHEATRE | FRI, 5/17/13 The music of Excision (due at Red Rocks this weekend with Flux Pavilion, Zomboy, Dirtyphonics and Designer Drugs) is a fitting soundtrack to the desolate, gritty, apocalyptic landscape of a future ruled by homicidal machines. His tunes are warped, stuttering affairs studded with samples from both sci-fi and hip-hop (and probably some sci-fi hip-hop for good measure). Wobbly bass that can double as a sonic weapon is the foundation for eerie, meticulously designed timbres that create a claustrophobic atmosphere around his twisting beats. The resulting tracks are masterpieces of the dark side of the dance floor. As a DJ, he fuses his own tracks with similarly sinister material from other artists into a gnarly, rapid-fire blitzkrieg. If you think dance music should always be chipper, upbeat and lighthearted, Excision will scare you away.
BORIS @ BLUEBIRD THEATRE | TUES, 5/14/13 Getting its start in what passed for a hardcore scene in Tokyo in the early '90s, Boris channeled more difficult to classify bands like the Melvins (from whom the act took its name) and Sleep, as well as noise and psychedelia. As a result, every Boris album is different, for better or worse, but always worth a listen. The act's 2005 album, Pink, was a bit of a breakthrough for the band in terms of its popularity, critical praise and commercial success. The group has released numerous albums and collaborative records with the likes of the Cult's Ian Astbury, Fushitsusha's Keiji Haino, Sunn O))) and fellow Japanese psych musician, Ghost's Michio Kurihara. Boris is heavy and dynamic but never boring.
MARINA & THE DIAMONDS @ GOTHIC THEATRE | TUES, 5/14/13 Somewhere between Katy Perry and Lana Del Rey on the 2012 girl-pop scale, the Welsh-bred Marina & the Diamonds make big-budget, icy synth-pop that you can afford, without the candy-coated gimmickry. Perry comparisons will abound, but singer Marina Lambrini Diamandis is far sultrier and more scuffed-up than the California gurl. (Foul-mouthed, even.)
PUSHA T @ OGDEN THEATRE | TUES, 5/14/13 Pusha T and his brother No Malice rose to prominence as the Clipse with the single "Grindin'," which sported a minimal Neptunes beat of simple snaps and bangs, allowing its re-creation on lunchroom tables across America. Now, more than a decade later, Pusha T is on Kanye's G.O.O.D. Music label. Thanks to features on highlighted posse tracks such as "Mercy" and "Tick Tock" and his besting of Lil' Wayne in a quick musical feud on "Exodus 23:1," Pusha's star is on the rise, though he has yet to release his G.O.O.D. solo debut.
THREE LOCO @ CERVANTES | FRI, 5/17/13 If you take your rap seriously, don't go to this show. Nothing about this group, which is made up of Internet phenomenon RiFF RaFF, ex-porn star Dirt Nasty and manchild Andy Milonakis, resembles the pure art of emceeing developed in New York in the late '70s. That's not to say that the group isn't talented, and certainly not to say that the show won't be entertaining. It will -- as long as you appreciate sophomoric humor, dick jokes, non sequiturs and absurdity.
PRIMUS @ COLO SPRINGS CITY AUDITORIUM | THURS, 5/16/13 Check out the influences of just about any bass player going these days, and you'll find a sworn allegiance to Primus's Les Claypool, who for seven albums and countless side projects and guest appearances has been warping the fat-stringed minds of rock bass men everywhere. Otherwise jokey in his lyrics, stage presence and overall imagery, Claypool puts on a veritable bass-guitar clinic each time he picks up his instrument in front of an audience. You'd be hard-pressed to find a mainstream band with more complicated time signatures and snakier rhythms, and Primus's stamp is felt on newer bands from Minus the Bear to System of a Down.
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Oslo disco-dance champ, DJ and producer Todd Terje finally releases his debut long-player 'It's Album Time' via his own Olsen Records. Ever since Todd dropped 'Eurodans' back in 2005 he's had many a beady disco eye trained in his direction. His grooves are effortless and his melodies infectious! Here he puts all his experience and nordic sense of fun into twelve tracks of straight up home listening pleasure. It comes packing the huge 'Strandbar' and 'Inspector Norse' tracks, it's got a guest spot from Bryan Ferry on a version of Robert Palmer's 'Johnny and Mary' and in between all that it jumps for joy around his own lit-up balearic world. With killer artwork from illustrator Bendik Kaltenborn this is one solid debut and one that's sure to feature throughout 2014.
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TYBEE ISLAND, Ga. (AP) — Five rare baby sea turtles found in a hotel trash can in Georgia have been released into the Atlantic Ocean.
The Savannah Morning News reports the loggerhead hatchlings were freed early Wednesday on the beach at Tybee Island.
A hotel housekeeper on the island discovered six live loggerhead sea turtle hatchlings in a waste basket on Tuesday. State wildlife biologist Mark Dodd suspects someone picked up the animals after they hatched.
One of the animals remains at the Tybee Island Marine Science Center, which can raise the turtle until age 2.
Loggerheads are classified as threatened under the Endangered Species Act, and even touching one can result in a fine. Police and wildlife officials are investigating how the animals got to the hotel.
This story has been corrected to show that loggerhead turtles are threatened, not endangered.
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National Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week's Sleepout raised awareness for homelessness while fostering an even stronger awareness community.
Laying on the frosted grass of Moravian College's campus, over 50 students struggle for sleep on a brisk November evening. Ancient trees loom large over their makeshift bedding, leafless, and cold; they cast exaggerated shadows across the participants of Moravian College's sleepout. In honor of National Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week, the Center for Career and Civic Engagement organized a 'sleep out' event to simulate the experiences of those living without shelter, in order to shine a light on a problem that all too often is swept under the rug.
"This event raises awareness for homelessness in Bethlehem, makes the students more aware of the plight of people that living very close to them," said Gillian Sharkey, director of civic engagement, who coordinated this event. "I think it also makes them think of their classmates in a different way." The sleepout served as a physical example of problems associated with homelessness for not only those sleeping outside, but also visual reminder of a problem that so often goes unseen.
Walking through the makeshift camp of sleeping bags, blankets, and winter coats, I could see the beginnings of a coalition. Students of all years, backgrounds and social circles bundled together for warmth, comfort and support. Playing cards, telling stories, or bringing hot chocolate to a cold stranger were all common activities across the field of cardboard mattresses.
It is through this conscious cooperation and boundless generosity that Hounds were willing to share both kind words and warm clothes to their fellow students. "I think the coolest thing about it is the bonding right now," said Nick Gaspar '16. "If the goal of raising awareness isn't being met, then the goal of building a community definitely is."
The Lehigh Valley has the highest percentage of unsheltered homeless people in the state (15%) currently, and on a campus so deeply connected with its surrounding city, Moravian is determined to educate. "In Bethlehem, [poverty] is much more hidden," said Sharkey. "We don't know what's happening out there, we don't know what is going on with everyone we haven't met."
Giving back was another sentiment that stuck with the group throughout the night; the simulation of homelessness served as a constant reminder of the plight of those homeless in Bethlehem itself. "We should be thankful for the things that we have, and we should be seeing the things that other people don't have and try to give back to the community that is giving so much to us," said Zachary Benjamin '19 straddling a neon blue sleeping bag.
The evening started with a viewing of America's Invisible Children, a powerful and heart-wrenching documentary about homeless children. After, group engaged in a difficult but necessary conversation on the issue. "You can't talk about homelessness like it is a picnic," Sharkey explained to the group of bundled up students. One student shared the story of her uncle, who suffers from schizophrenia, and his own challenges with poverty and housing.
During an event called 'Face you Facilitator' students were shown the challenges many people face through circumstance. This sobering lesson served as a dose of serious perspective for all. "A lot of us are really sheltered," said Darby Codd '16. "It is not really a problem that has directly affected me, but it is something that we can't ignore." Paying attention to this situation is the focus of the week, and the outpouring of support on behalf of the student body is a testament to the activism on campus.
"When I came to Moravian I knew that this was the kind of students that would really latch on to a really amazing cause like this, and I wanted to try it and see what would happen," said Sharkey. "Right now, we are hovering around 65 students, and I think it is just fantastic."
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David Sedaris marvels at the inanity of the undecided voters paraded around on teevee. The choices really are this stark:
I look at these people and can't quite believe that they exist. Are they professional actors? I wonder. Or are they simply laymen who want a lot of attention?
To put them in perspective, I think of being on an airplane. The flight attendant comes down the aisle with her food cart and, eventually, parks it beside my seat. "Can I interest you in the chicken?" she asks. "Or would you prefer the platter of shit with bits of broken glass in it?"
To be undecided in this election is to pause for a moment and then ask how the chicken is cooked.
I hope this concentrates the minds of anyone who either hasn't chosen, or has opted for the merde avec verre cassé by mistake. Don't be fooled by the pretty name: it's still just shit with broken glass.
So is McCain.
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As parents you have the final say on where your child goes to summer camp. In the end you know best, and you should never send your child to a camp that you don't feel 100% comfortable with.
Having said that, it's vital to talk to your child and let them be a part of the process. They're the ones that are doing the camping after all, and without their input you may be setting them up for a less-than-optimal experience. Here are some tips on what to discuss with your child when picking a summer camp that's perfect for them.
What kind of stay are they comfortable with?
Summer camps fall into two categories in terms of stay – day camps and sleepover or overnight camps. With day camps, your child will participate in activities every day but you'll pick them up before nightfall. With sleepover camps, your child will be at the camp site 24/7 for however long they stay.
Both have their advantages and disadvantages, and some children do better at day camps and some do better at overnight camps. Sleepover camps allow for kids to experience an immersive experience and helps them to foster their sense of independence. Day camps allow kids not quite ready for overnight camping the opportunity to experience a good amount of what summer camp can be. You should always encourage your child to take risks and confront trepidation, but you should never force them. Make sure your child says they are ready for a sleepover experience before shipping them off.
Also remember to discuss length of stay. If it's your child's first overnight camping experience, you may want to opt for a few days or a week – even if the full camping package last for two weeks or more.
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Apart from type of camp stay, the most important question concerning summer camp is whether your child wants to go to a specialty camp or a general camp. The former focuses on one or two specific activities – think dance, music, horseback riding, sports, archery, etc. The latter tends to have kids participate in a wide range of activities.
If your child is obsessed with dance, for instance, they may do better at a camp that focuses on what they love. Anything else may be a distraction.
If your child doesn't yet have a specified interest, sending them to a specialty camp in the hopes of developing an interest may backfire. General camps allow kids to experience many things, and can help them figure out what they love for themselves.
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You might think that as soon as you mention the word homesick, you're setting your child up for failure. But according to Christopher Thurber, PhD, co-author of Summer Camp Handbook, and a spokesperson for the American Psychological Association, that's simply not true.
"There's a conventional idea that if you mention homesickness, you'll just make them focus on it. But it doesn't work that way. Have an open discussion with your kids about how they feel about going away. What's most important here is that the parent gives the message that he or she believes the child can handle the stress of being away, that the child is competent at handling temporary, uncomfortable feelings," he tells WebMD.
The more your child feels like they have a say in the decision making, the less likely they are to be overcome with feelings of homesickness when away.
Camp can be a great way for your kid to make new friends and learn new things while they're off from school. However, if they have been struggling in a particular area of study, looking into summer tutoring services as an alternative is not a bad idea either.
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text: Tennis Europe Junior TourWiersholm and Lilov claim Bolton titles21 January 2018 - Singles finalists Evan Wen, Victor Lilov, Katrina Scott and Katja Wiersholm (USA) Photo: USTA JUNIOR INTERNATIONAL Bolton, United Kingdom With a new crop of players sliding into this age category this year, the draw in Bolton was further boosted by a strong squad of overseas players visiting Europe for back-to-back Category 1 tournaments. The singles finals were all-American affairs for the first time in the history of the tournament, as Victor Lilov imposed himself and made his intentions for 2018 clear by claiming the title in the boys' singles, while the girls' trophy went to fifth seed Katja Wiersholm. Coming off the back of double tournament victories at the end of 2017, Mili Poljicak, the number one seed from Croatia, was in fine form heading into the quarterfinals not dropping set. There, however, he ran into an inspired unseeded local in the form of Samuel Reeve who was able to take him out in three sets. Reeve then made his way to the next round where he was taken out by the eventual finalist Evan Wen of the United States. In the final, the Bulgarian-born American was able to stamp his authority in the deciding set. After a second set lull, lost to love, he dug in and pulled himself together to emerge with a 6-3 0-6 6-3 victory. His route to the final was by no means an easy one. He had survived two tough three-set matches in the semi and quarter finals, over Cesar Bouchelaghem (FRA) and Alexander Blockx (BEL), the third and second seeds respectively, thus making his victory even more impressive. There was a similar story in the Girls' draw for the number one seeded British player Matilda Mutavdzic. After a strong finish to the 2017 season with two victories at the end of the year, she battled her way to the semifinals with multiple three set victories, only to be upset in the semi finals by the eventual champion in straight sets. Wiersholm, for her part, had outdone the in-form and promising Oceane Babel of France to make it to that semi. The final was an all-American affair with fifth seed Wiersholm facing Katrina Scott. The number two seed seemed to be the slight favorite going into the deciding match, having come through her two previous matches in straight sets. However, for the loss of just one service game in each set, the trophy went to Wiersholm with a 6-4 6-4 victory. The American thus went one step further than brother Patrick, a runner-up at this event in 2011. There was some consolation for the Poljicak in the finals as he teamed up with his compatriot Dino Prizmic to win the doubles in a championship tie break 3-6 6-4 10-5. This win thus denied the Bulgarian singles champion a double win, as he and his and partner Wen had to settle for the Runners-Up trophy. Over in the girls' doubles, there was again heartache for British number one seed who fell in the quarterfinals. It proved to be a fantastic outing to Bolton for Wiersholm, as she held aloft her second trophy, teaming up with compatriot Robin Montgomery for a 6-4 6-2 win over French pair Babel & Laia Petretic. CATEGORY 2 - 16 & Under VSEVOLOZHSK CUP Vsevolozhsk, Russia With a field dominated by local players, almost all top four positions in all categories were taken by Russians. In the boys' doubles, the top seeds were the only non-Russians able to make inroads into the final four spots, and not only that, they went on to claim the title. Spoils in the boys' singles went to the unseeded Aleksandr Myahkov who defeated sixth seed Evgenii Derevenskov. The girls' finalists were both unseeded, with Marta Belokrylova overcoming Sofya Ostrovskaya. The boys' doubles champs were Marc Lajal (EST) & Artur Soghoyan (ARM) while Ostrovskaya won the girls' doubles alongside Elizaveta Shebekina. CATEGORY 2 - 14 & Under SMENA CUP Minsk, Belarus In one of the few tournaments that went according to script this week, the top seeds swept the field in all categories except for the boys' doubles, where unseeded local players were surprise, but welcome victors. Maxim Zhukov (RUS) was the only non-Belorussian winner, defeating Ukrainian Ivan Kremenhutsckyi in the boys' decider. Evialina Laskevic saw off Patricija Paukstyte (LTU) in the girls' final, and backed that up with a win in the doubles with Hanna Tsitavets. In the boys' doubles, Erik Arutiunian & Anton Kastsenich round off the list of winners in Minsk. 17th REALSPORT OPEN Milovice, Czech Republic More of the same in the Czech Republic, as local players clearly dominate the draw as well as the podium. Jakub Nikod did the double, winning the singles trophy over Filip Apltauer and the doubles with Olaf Pieczkowski (POL). Patricie Kubikova defeated Aglaya Fedorova (RUS) in the girls' final, after having earlier gone down in the doubles final to Linda Klimovicova & Tereza Krenkova. NARVA CUP Narva, Estonia Players from five different nations lifted winners trophies at the Narva Cup. Poland's Filip Pieczonka began the year in style, beating second seed Vilius Gaubas 6-0 6-4 to claim the singles title and also adding the doubles. There was an all-Russian girls' singles final, as Iaroslava Sviatetckaia beat unseeded Sofiia Suslova 6-4 7-6(0). Home players starred in the doubles, where Elisabeth Iila & Liisa Varul won the girls' title, beating Russian pairing Adel Pilosyan & Sofiya Zueva. Andreas Sillaste added a runner-up trophy in the boys' doubles, where he teamed with Juho Eric Biggs of Finland but fell at the final hurdle to Edas Butvilas (LTU) & singles champion Pieczonka. 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ABC's Invasion is back with a bang tonight (10 pm/ET), sharing the first of two new shocker-filled episodes... before taking a five-week break. (Do not get me started.) Still, what's ahead is super stuff, led off by this week's episode, which is fittingly titled "The Fittest." TVGuide.com enjoyed a rather candid convo with none other than shady Sheriff Tom Underlay himself, film vet William Fichtner.
TVGuide.com: Invasion is so much fun. You must be camped out by your mailbox waiting for the next script, eh?
William Fichtner: Yeah, but I'd like to get these scripts sooner than the day before we start shooting them! I'm not ragging on the writers, but it's very hard when we don't have a lot of time with them. So yeah, I am camped out, but not because I'm excited but because we're shooting it in 10 hours!
TVGuide.com: "Redemption," with Tom's flashback, was a pretty trippy episode. You don't think it softened Tom too much, do you?
Fichtner: Call me crazy, but I've never seen Tom as anything but a soft guy. OK, "soft" isn't the right word. But Tom has a lot of concerns about things, he cares about his community and about people.... They can play it all they want like "Tom's the hard guy," but I don't see how you watch this show and think that Tom is pulling all the strings and has all the answers. He doesn't. He's just trying to take care of everybody while not ignoring the fact that there are those who are different. Now we're finding out that there are those who are different but also violent, and Tom's not into that.
TVGuide.com: It's been suggested on screen that he is a sort of stabilizing force amidst this apparent "invasion."
Fichtner: I've always thought that he was the stabilizing force. You've got Russell running around going, "Tom's a bad guy!" C'mon, Russell, watch the show, will ya?
TVGuide.com: "The Fittest" offers up a major development in Christina's pregnancy and a couple of deaths, but what is perhaps most interesting is Tom and Russell working together on a mission.
Fichtner: It's pretty clear to me at this point that Tom's not interested in the stuff that some [hybrids] are doing that is more evil in nature. He is not that guy. And like it or hate it, that says to me that what Russell wants and what Tom wants are not that far apart. When I read these scripts and when I play this part, Russell has the anxiety about Tom. It doesn't hit me as an actor or a character that Tom has any anxiety about Russell. Tom can't deal with Russell's little stuff that he's worried about all the time. "I'm worried about these guys who are strange and different!" All right, all right, get over it, will you? Go hang out with your wife or mine, and let me figure out how to save the people in this town.
TVGuide.com: This week is the first time we see Szura, and without naming names, I have to say that I love the casting. He's played by one of my new favorite creepy actors.
Fichtner: Yeah, he's a great guy, I really like him. I shot a little silent piece with him, just about the look he was giving. Good actors can play something without saying it, and he does that incredibly well. He's a real welcome addition. He'll be around.
TVGuide.com: But is Szura definitely the "boss" of Tom? There's an exchange at the end of the episode that made me wonder....
Fichtner: I'm not sure how much I can say, but from what I really know, I trust Szura for a reason and now I am unsure of it, which you start to see in "The Fittest." He may not be what I was hoping he was going to be to me and for me. But I think the jury's out right now [about their connection].
TVGuide.com: Thinking back to when you shot the pilot, do you think Invasion has fulfilled its promise?
Fichtner: It ended up being a bit of a different show than maybe everyone thought it was going to be back then. When I first read the pilot, the mystery element is what I found to be most appealing, and I'm not sure if that has been the complete direction of where the show went. For whatever reasons, it ended up going a little more in the "good and evil" direction. To this day, I think the mysterious elements of the show are much stronger than the "good and evil" moments. [Pauses] That was pretty diplomatic, huh?
TVGuide.com: Maybe someone decided it needed to offer up more answers more often than, say, its lead-in, Lost?
Fichtner: You watch our pilot and the most interesting moments have always been the look here, the look there, the "What does that mean?" What's mysterious is scary, and scary is scary because it shakes you up and makes you fear the things inside yourself. We don't fear big orange things humming in water.
TVGuide.com: I understand that [series creator] Shaun Cassidy feels that ratings might be better if Invasion wasn't on so late, that people are a bit spent after an hour of Lost so they call it a night.
Fichtner: Yeah, it's been a blessing and a curse. It's great to get some of that Lost "pump," you know, but at the same time, is it too much to have two shows that are kind of similar on the same night? Maybe. They're not similar at all, but the perception might be that they are.
TVGuide.com: I want to congratulate you on Crash's Screen Actors Guild win, for best cast. [This Q&A happened three days before the Oscars.]
Fichtner: Yeah, that was something else. Good for [writer-director] Paul Haggis! That's the little engine that could. And there could be more surprises to come, you know.
TVGuide.com: Tell me about Ultraviolet, the movie you have in theaters this month.
Fichtner: The guy who wrote and directed Ultraviolet, Kurt Wimmer, also made a film that I did called Equilibrium, and he's a fascinating guy. He's very, very bright, and I love the things that he writes. I would definitely put [the character I play] in the nerd family. He's a tech guy at a time in this world where not everyone is accepted, where some have things that make them different. This guy is really crazy about a woman, Milla Jovovich, who's definitely a notch up the ladder. He would do anything for her.
TVGuide.com: Anything else on the horizon?
Fichtner: I did a film that's coming out this summer called The Amateurs and that I am most excited about. It was the best time I have ever had working on a film. Ever. Ever. God, I just loved this thing. It's about six little losers in a small town trying to make something of themselves. It's Jeff Bridges, Ted Danson, Joe Pantoliano, Timothy Blake Nelson, Patrick Fugit and a host of other people, like Jeanne Tripplehorn, Glenne Headly, Valerie Perrine.... It was the joy of my life to work on it. It's a comedy, a total character piece, about some guys who are following Jeff Bridges, trying to make something out of their lives, and what they do is... pretty unusual. [Laughs] I can't wait for it to come out.
TVGuide.com: Which of your many films have you always felt got short shrift? Which one really deserves a second look on DVD?
Fichtner: Oh, Go, absolutely. Go is just such a great movie. Such a great movie. It's so funny, so well made.... [Director] Doug Liman's sensibilities are so perfectly twisted and in tune with that movie. Far be it from me to figure out how studios market movies, but I remember that at the time they were really pushing for a teen audience, but the people who really got Go were in their twenties, thirties, forties everybody who remembered what it was like to be 18 and fearless. Go is a really, really good movie that never got its due. You've got to check it out.
TVGuide.com: And before we go, how about a teaser for Invasion's Season 1 finale?
Fichtner: Hey, listen, here's my little tease: Remember that in actual time in Homestead, it's only been a few weeks in Florida; that means it's still hurricane season. I leave you with that one!


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The first interim report by Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary (HMIC) of its inspection of the Met's review and reassessment of alleged criminal offences under the Lutfur Rahman administration does not make good reading.
While some progress has been made with Operation Lynemouth the election court files have yet to be obtained by the Met and only 20% of the case files previously gathered by the Met's Special Enquiry Team (SET) are of any use.
As a consequence of relentless pressure by both politicians and ordinary residents in March the Mayor of London's Office for Policing and Crime (MOPAC) asked HMIC to inspect the Met's investigation of alleged criminal offences arising from the 2014 Mayoral election in the London Borough of Tower Hamlets.
In other words an inspection into an investigation of a criminal enquiry that never happened. (Remember, this is Tower Hamlets.)
The first report is published just after Operation Lynemouth is back to full strength after several of its detectives were temporarily assigned to other major investigations.
This staffing problem is symptomatic of the drastic cuts to front-line policing, the Met being 15% short of the number of detectives it requires coupled with a 68% increase in London homicides in April and May this year.
In overall charge of Operation Lynemouth is Commander Stuart Cundy who is also responsible for the investigation into the Grenfell Tower fire.
Many people will recognise his face as being that of the only person in authority who did his job and appeared in public day after day telling people how things were in the days following Grenfell.
You can download the first interim report into Operation Lynemouth here (PDF)
Operation Lynemouth staffing
The Met team now being back up to strength it comprises of:
- One superintendent (Senior Investigating Officer)
- Two inspectors
- Two sergeants
- 11 constables
- One HOLMES* indexer/typist (police staff)
- One analyst (police staff)
*HOLMES is the Home Office Large Major Enquiry System computer used by UK police forces to collate and analyse all information during a major enquiry.
Four strands
The investigation is of a scale and scope that it has been divided into four strands of investigation:
- Review of the 27 files from the election court which never seemed to be the subject of much attention by the Met
- Review of evidence in relation to electoral fraud
- Reassessment and review of other criminal allegations relating to Lutfur Rahman or the London Borough of Tower Hamlets
- Review by City of London Police Fraud Squad of the Metropolitan Police Service's investigation into Communities, Localities and Culture (CLC) Youth Project grant funding
The third strand's focus on 'other criminal allegations' relating to the former Mayor and the borough is the major detail that should keep more than a few of the Mayor's chums awake at night. If they had any sense. Which they don't.
Problems and delays
Strand 1 – the 27 election court files
The HMIC report states that at the time of publication – June 2017 – "The investigation team has not yet started work on this strand, as it does not have legal authority to access the court files." It seems that although a legal application had been made this had not resulted in a court order. So the 27 election court files remain where they have been since Rahman was found guilty of corruption.
Strand 2 – electoral fraud
Work is underway on this. Unfortunately the Met's Special Enquiry Team (SET) which was responsible for early inquiries presented the new team with 30 boxes of documents containing information but only six of these boxes actually contained anything useful.
Additionally the SET did not record their reasons for its decision during its original investigation. So investigations carried out into allegations that were not pursued were marked 'no further action' by the SET without any reason being recorded as to why no further action would be taken.
Strand 3 – other criminal allegations
Work has not started on this.
Strand 4 – Youth Project Grant funding
This work by City of London police relates to the investigation into allegations of something rather odd happening with a £400,000 grant by Tower Hamlets Council to undisclosed organisations which concluded that no criminal offences had been committed.
Lutfur Rahman's administration was found to systematically award Council grants to organisations on the basis of patronage, not need.
LW Comment
Despite our best attempts at impartiality we will only be satisfied when cell doors bang shut behind numerous people at some point in the future.
The residents of Tower Hamlets feel the same way (we know because we ask them).
The demand for justice in this case is shared across all communities of all political beliefs (except the Tower Hamlets First / Tower Hamlets Independent Whatever Group clowns, natch as they were all corruptly elected. Have we mentioned this before? )
For the moment we should let the Met get on with their work and assist them in any way we can. However residents are hungry for justice so no further delays would be good.
One looming problem that cannot be considered by the Met is the awkward possibility that their enquiry may result in them having suspects at or around the time that the Borough is descending into the lunacy that will be the 2018 local and Mayoral elections.
Another issue that does bother LW is that despite claims to the contrary some key individuals, such as the redoubtable Cllr. Peter Golds, have still not been asked by the Operation Lynemouth team for his evidence.
And Peter Golds has a whole cupboard full of it. A recurring theme before the instigation by the GLA of the current investigation was that Cllr. Golds had repeatedly been ignored despite numerous attempts to provide the Met with just what they need.
Oddly enough no-one has contacted the Wapping Mole as yet for his evidence either. Apparently Moley knows all sorts of things.
Has anyone been asked for their evidence? If you have please let us know.
Related Internet Links
- Operation Lynemouth – first interim report (HMIC)
- Letter from Chair of the GLA Police and Crime Committee to Sophie Linden, Deputy Mayor for Policing and Crime (GLA)


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