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Surrounded by dramatic mountains, flowing rivers, colourful villages and bamboo groves, the pretty hill station of Kalaw is the perfect place for trekking. Many people take advantage of the cool climate to visit during the summer months, when the rest of Myanmar is significantly hotter and more humid.
Inle Lake is located around 30 miles to the west of Kalaw and this is a popular place for hiking to. As you hike through to countryside you will discover a number of small Shan villages, where the people are warm and welcoming and you can witness the gentle nuances of traditional life. Watch as the people weave their colourful clothing and roll cigars from the leaves of the Thanatphet trees.
This is a great place to relax for a while and enjoy the slow pace of life. Kalaw was a former British colonial town and you will find a number of churches such as Christ the King church and other British style buildings. Tudor-style houses sit amongst English rose gardens, making an interesting contrast to the traditional Burmese villages that surround the town.
There are still plenty of examples of Asian architecture in and around Kalaw however. An interesting example is the Hnee Phaya, which is an old and highly revered pagoda featuring a Buddha image made from woven strips of bamboo. Also worth visiting is the Shweumin Pagoda, which is built inside a natural limestone cave. There are a number of Buddha images inside the cave that were commissioned by King Narapataesithu.
Climbing one of the surrounding hills provides a fantastic view of Kalaw. As you explore you will see spectacular scenery such as elephants working in the pine forests, sweeping tea and coffee plantations and women plucking tea leaves from the low bushes.
The vibrant Kalaw market is held every five days and is a great place to stock up on supplies for your trek. People travel from all over the areas to sell their wares and the market is a very lively affair. This is a great place to pick up a bargain or two and sample a delicious variety of local food and drink.


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Night owls, insomniacs, shift workers and other denizens of the dark are finding less need to fit their workout time into the nine-to-five world.
More gyms are remaining open round the clock, experts say, spurred by advances in surveillance and security technology, clients' ever more fluid work habits and a generation of multi-tasking consumers.
"A lot of people work untraditional times and they take advantage of clubs open at all hours," said Carl Liebert, CEO of 24 Hour Fitness, an international chain of health clubs, most of them open around the clock.
Liebert said his 30-year-old chain has seen an increase in after-hours traffic, with five to 15 per cent of clients, depending on location, working out between midnight and 5:00 a.m.
"I think people have changed," he said. "They're online; they're connected day and night. When I grew up I went to bed at night and got up in the morning. Between those times I wasn't multitasking."
Liebert said common night visitors include people who work out to relieve stress, insomniacs, and hard-core fitness fanatics who wouldn't miss a workout and prefer a gym less crowded.
The number of health clubs open 24 hours has soared from just couple hundred five years ago to more than 2,000 today, according to IHRSA, the International Health, Racquet & Sportsclub Association, a trade association of fitness facilities.
Spokesperson Meredith Poppler said while most club goers still work out during regular hours, technology has enabled small, often rural, clubs to operate overnight, and sometimes unstaffed.
"Cameras on the doors, cameras in the clubs, safety buttons each member carries set them apart," said Poppler. "Many of the operators are in the clubs at certain times of days, but other times the clubs are truly unstaffed."
Access is granted via a swipe card or key fob.
Poppler said the largest franchising company of 24-hour key clubs is Anytime Fitness, based in Hastings, Minnesota.
Earlier this year the chain reported that late-night workouts from midnight to 3:00 a.m. totaled 1.2 million in 2011, up from 900,000 the previous year.
"Anytime Fitness finds that 24/7 access caters to everyone from your typical night owls, to doctors and nurses, and other public service officials who work odd hours," said spokesperson Tara Dosh.
Liz Neporent, spokesperson for the American Council on Exercise, belongs to a 24-hour gym in New York City.
She said physiologically it doesn't matter when you choose to work out, although some studies suggest that morning exercisers may be more likely to stick with their program. More important is finding a time that's convenient.
Neporent, who has experience operating health clubs, said while she prefers to see staff on duty at night, sometimes it's not economically feasible.
"A lot of residential gyms in apartment buildings are lightly manned or unmanned," she said, adding that for turnkey gyms, cameras are a must.
Neporent said when she does hit the gym at 3:00 a.m., the crowd's different.
"At 6:00 a.m. you get the professionals going to work. Late morning you see a lot of stay-at-home moms. Overnight I tend to see more creative types," she said. "More piercings, more tattoos. I have met interesting people at three or four in the morning."


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Today I'm going to share a few things with you, not all of them pretty. The first of those things is that I'm a total consumer of trashy gossip magazines. And TV shows of similar ilk. I'm not sure I should tell you how many times I've had a subscription to People or that I'm considering snagging the e-publication version as we speak (don't judge me!), I swear I buy them for the articles! And if E! has a True Hollywood Story on, you can bet I'm glued to the TV. Ok, ok, I'll come clean – the same is true for any Behind the Music or Top 100 (insert something here) countdown. (Seriously, don't judge!).
Anyhow, I have a point. Lest someone feel the need to advise my that my incredibly shallow taste in entertainment is…well, incredibly shallow (hint: I'm aware), I suppose I should probably get to it.
The other night I was watching a countdown of the 40 Most Shocking Moments. And one of the top ten moments was Britney Spears' public meltdown – maybe it was even in the top three, I don't remember now. But you know the one I'm talking about; the one where she shaved her head, completely fell apart and lost custody of her kids. Now in the commentary they actually had some people who were rooting for Britney talk about her meltdown, as opposed to the I've-never-heard-of-you-before comic tossing out jabs that is the norm. And one of the things that they said about her was that it was that moment she hit rock bottom. That in every crisis, there has to be a rock bottom. And once you've finally hit it you can start your climb back up.
Well, folks, I hit rock bottom.
At least as far as WoW is concerned anyhow. I was going to say that it all started Sunday night, but I don't think that is entirely true. Looking back on it, I think it all started close to four weeks ago. I had been underplaying the importance of getting a Heroic Rag kill, and more than that a server first Heroic Rag kill, to myself. I had been trying to convince myself it wasn't important, it wasn't the end goal, it wasn't the end all be all and that it would happen in time.
I was lying to myself.
The truth was that I was terrified almost nightly. I was worried that if we were in the middle of an attempt and realm spam came flying in our faces it would be debilitatingly disheartening to a great many people. I was stressed almost nightly that if we didn't get this done, people would leave, looking for greener pastures. I was inundated with nightly complaints, comments and suggestions that overwhelmed me. And yet I kept pushing on with a smile on my face singing the "everything's going to be fine" song.
Hint: it wasn't.
The pressure on the raid soon caused a huge divide between "people who fucked up" and "people who didn't fuck up". Even if you rarely made a mistake, if you made a stupid one when tensions were high, you became a "person who fucked up". It made me incredibly sad. Especially when I truly like everyone on our raid team, despite their flaws and despite the fact that I've wanted to strangle every one of them at some point. I tried very hard to keep the peace. To reprimand when appropriate, to speak to people privately about performance when appropriate, to keep spirits high when things were rough, to not morph into psycho bitch nightly. But underneath it all, the truth is that I worried on a nightly basis.
And it exhausted me.
What Rock Bottom Looks Like.
For years I've been trying to keep my stress over work locked down. However, unbeknownst to me until now, that has taken so much energy that there is very little room for additional stress. In looking back, I now notice the cracks that were forming each week and were threatening to weaken any resolve I had left to hold it together.
Sunday night, the cracks won.
I knew our second Rag kill wasn't going to fall in our lap. I was optimistic that it would happen Thursday, but was prepared for Sunday. We were bringing in five new people for the kill, and there would probably be some bumps in the road. But as pull after pull came, and low percentage wipe after low percentage wipe happened, I started to crumble. This second kill was important to me. Just as important as the first.
I wanted everyone who worked on the fight to get their kill. I wanted the guy who DC'd on our first pull the night we got the kill, but hadn't missed a single Rag night, to see the asshole dead. I wanted the young man that I've been raiding with for a year and got to know better at Blizzcon, and who is devastated at missing guild first kills, to finally be able to say he had done it. I wanted the healer who I've known for seven years now, and who voluntarily stepped out of our first kill to get the satisfaction of all the time he put into the fight. I put a lot of pressure on myself to see that we succeeded, because it was extremely important to me, and time before 4.3 is a limited commodity.
I think it was the pull where an add hit the hammer on the side with only two adds at the end of the night. I think that was my shave my head moment where everything just all fell apart and I couldn't deal anymore. I was devastated to have to walk out Sunday night kill-less, and I was now incredibly stressed about being up against the wall on Monday night. Brade did our raid analysis, trying to figure out why we were struggling and how to solve it, because I was too upset. I honestly just couldn't think.
I went to bed extremely upset, and woke up heavy-hearted, feeling like I was Atlas.
And then I learned that one of our two DKs, who performed a crucial role on this encounter for us was bailing. There is no other way for me to look at it. He bailed. He bailed out on me, he bailed out on his friends and he bailed out on a team that accommodated him for years. Why? Because he didn't like that he was offered feedback on his performance that he didn't like – and it was "too stressful".
And it broke me.
I had now completely and totally hit rock bottom. Our second DK doesn't log in until 9:15 on Mondays and we felt it was imprudent to pull Rag without at least one deathgrip, and we had built our strategy largely around having two. We'd adapt with only having one, but it was going to be harder. And we were losing almost an hour of raid time.
I cried all day, I couldn't help it. I felt hopeless. I felt like no matter how hard I tried, it didn't matter. I cared so fucking much about getting this done for people, I had been stressed for so long, and I just broke. I couldn't take it anymore. This one thing was the last chink in the armor that I was desperately holding onto. I wasn't even pissed that the guy was bailing, because as cruel as it sounds everyone can be replaced – I was pissed that he was selfishly potentially shitting on so many people and seemingly didn't care. And because I cared so much, it was more than I could take.
I was so emo on twitter over the entire situation, that if I were me, I would have unfollowed myself. I got home, logged in and couldn't stop crying. I cried through the entire fucking raid. I was so emotionally distraught that I was playing like shit. And that one percent wipe that night where I used two of our battle rezzes as a result? Yea, I almost couldn't keep going. It got to the point where a mistake by anyone only made me more upset, and a mistake by me was inconsolable. I was so upset that I could hardly talk in vent.
Rock bottom, folks. It's an ugly place.
Brade, bless his heart, came over in between pulls to comfort me and try to tell me it was going to be fine. I'm pretty sure the entire night on the inside he was screaming "CRYING?! THERE'S NO CRYING IN RAIDING". (If you don't get the reference, google Tom Hanks, Madonna and Rosie O'Donnell).
We did get him killed again, in case you were wondering. And even though we only had one DK, not a single add hit that hammer, and we adapted to deal with the meteors. And I love my raid for that. You have no idea.
The raid stayed late to push it out, we never ask this of them and are actually pretty strict about our cut off time, but they did it anyhow. And I am forever grateful that they did. By the time we were finished with loot and sorting out the mount it was almost 1:00. Honestly, we were about 10 seconds from another 1% wipe. We lost a tank that we couldn't rez fairly early in phase 4. We were down a few DPS early in phase 4. Somehow Borsk had a heal in there on Brade that was a borderline miracle. Seriously. In fact, I almost think he must have redeemed some sort of "favor" card to have pulled it off. If he hadn't, it would have been another wipe. Somehow the healers kept that one tank alive, and that one tank navigated every single hammer alone. I remember seeing the 3% mark and just going "please, please, please". Our lone tank died as Rag hit the floor, but it was over.
I logged off.
I needed a break. That was abundantly clear. I went to watch Once Upon A Time (my new favorite show, by the way). I didn't want to think about WoW. I didn't want to think about the guild. I just wanted away. Last night I came home and lit up the fireplace, changed into PJs, found some deliciously terrible countdown on VH1 (40 greatest one hit wonders of the 90s…if you were interested) and snuggled into the sofa with my laptop to answer some emails. I was "taking the night off", I wasn't going to log into WoW, and it was much-needed.
I just needed to recharge.
And this raid week will help. We aren't doing another Rag kill this week. The plan all along was to take this week and finish out everyone's T12 mounts. And while you may think that Alysrazor's achievement would be stressful, I assure you, she has shit on Rag. We are running two 25 man raids over the course of four days (although, I strongly suspect each raid will only need one of their two scheduled nights). I am really looking forward to this for a few reasons. I think after the past few months this is going to be fun. And I get to bring an alt in tonight, which I'm really looking forward to doing. Of course, I can't decide if I want to bring my shaman or my mini-me, but if that's the worse problem I have this week, I can live with it.
Not only that, but after this, we don't have another raid until after Thanksgiving. Which means I have some additional much-needed down time to continue to recharge. I am really looking forward to not having to look at Heroic Rag again for close to two weeks. Whether or not a fight should make me feel that way is a completely separate topic.
Why I Am Sharing This
There are a few things I don't want to hear. Please do not tell me I need a new guild, or need to find a better guild. For better or worse, I love my guild. Please do not tell me that a game shouldn't make me so upset – because that just tells me that you didn't understand why I was so upset to begin with. It has nothing to do with "the game" – and everything to do with my connections to the people in the game.
People are important. When I play WoW, I don't think of anyone as a pixellated creature in my computer, but rather as a person sitting behind a keyboard. A person with emotions and feelings. A person that I want to share holiday cookies with. A person that I want to help be entertained. And when it comes to the people in my guild, they are people that I care about. I don't get upset because of a game. In fact, it's rarely the game that upsets me. I get upset because I care so much about the people that really make this game amazing.
People get upset at real life situations all of the time – why should the medium in which I deal with people (i.e. online) prevent me from having the same gamut of emotions as anyone else? (Hint: it shouldn't). Do I take things too personally? Absolutely. Do I try too hard? Most Likely. Do I care too much? Maybe. But those aren't things that are there because of a video game – those are things that are there because of who I am.
Please don't feel sorry for me because I spent the night in tears. While it's regrettable, it's things like this that help to define us as people, help to build our strengths. I mean, I may have been in tears the entire night, but not once did I pack up my bags and go home. Not once did I set aside my values because I was upset. I was going to get through this dammit, because what doesn't kill you makes you stronger – and I'm not going to run away just because it's hard and someone hurt my feelings. That's just not my style.
I hung in there because it was important to me, and I have no regrets about that. And neither should you.
So Why Am I Sharing This?
Because it's cathartic to finally be comfortable enough with it to get it all out in the open. Because I've finally found enough calm to say "I hit rock bottom, and it was terrible". If I can't recognize and admit that I hit an all time low, how can I expect to recover from it?
But mostly? It's because there is someone reading this right now that has felt the exact same way. Who has wondered if they can pull through. Who has questioned if it was all "worth it". Who wonders if they should feel bad for crying "at a video game". I know that there is, because I've personally spoken with some of them. I know that I am not alone, and everyone who finds themself in this position should know that they aren't alone either.
There is no shame in feeling and sharing emotion. It's human, it happens, and talking about it is one of the best therapeutic tools out there (and this thought has spurned a crazy idea for a top-secret project that I'm thinking about). There is no shame in hitting rock bottom – because in a challenging times there will always be a bottom before there is a top.
I hit rock bottom and it was terrible and terrifying. It needed to happen, and I'm in a better place because it did. And I'm okay admitting that and moving on.


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Public Works officials today advised Lincoln residents to continue hauling fallen tree debris to the City Transfer Station at 5101 N. 48th St. The facility is open the following hours:
Regular disposal charges and fees apply. To avoid an extra charge, residents are advised to "tarp and tie" their load. For more information, visit the City website at lincoln.ne.gov (keyword: landfill).
Residents also can continue hauling tree debris to Hofeling Enterprises, 2200 S. Folsom Court. Hofeling Enterprises is open from 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday and 8 a.m. to noon Saturday. There is a $10 fee for a pickup or trailer load.
To report streets that are blocked due to storm debris, contact the Lincoln Police Department non-emergency line at 402-441-6000. For branches on sidewalks or in the public right of way between the sidewalk and the curb, contact Community Forestry Office at 402-441-7035.
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The organizers of the 010-020 exhibition in Milan sent us images showing the work of seven young studios who, while differing in their approaches, all share a common ground; they call the Netherlands home. Brand new prototypes and recent products from each studio provide a refreshing insight into a new generation of Dutch designers.
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That secretive rocket venture being bankrolled by billionaire Jeff Bezos of Amazon.com fame has shed some new light on its activities.
Blue Origin is developing New Shepard, a rocket-propelled vehicle that takes off and lands vertically and is designed to routinely fly multiple astronauts into suborbital space at competitive prices.
Flight tests of the suborbital craft have been staged at a private launch site in Texas.
Blue Origin is now noting that, in addition to providing the public with opportunities to experience spaceflight, New Shepard will also provide frequent opportunities for researchers to fly experiments into space and a microgravity environment.
To help shape this activity, the group has announced that interested parties should contact Blue Origin's independent representative for research and education missions, Alan Stern, the former NASA chief of space science.
These research and education missions are dubbed REM, oriented toward microgravity and space science investigations.
This activity would be in addition to, not in place of, Blue Origin's longstanding plans for human-carrying commercial flights. The venture began flight tests of a New Shepard prototype in 2006.
The first opportunities for autonomous or remotely controlled experiments on unpiloted flights could be as early as 2011, and the first ones requiring accompanying research astronauts would be available as early as 2012. The accompanying astronaut could be provided by the customer or by Blue Origin.
Coasting into space
In a mission overview, Blue Origin explains that the New Shepard vehicle will consist of a pressurized Crew Capsule carrying experiments and astronauts atop a Propulsion Module.
Flights will take place from Blue Origin's own launch site, which is already operating in West Texas. New Shepard will take off vertically and accelerate for approximately two and a half minutes before shutting off its rocket engines and coasting into space.
The Crew Capsule will land softly under a parachute at the launch site. Astronauts and experiments will experience no more than 6 G's of acceleration and a 1.5-G lateral acceleration during a typical flight. High-quality microgravity environments will be achieved for durations of three or more minutes, depending on the mission trajectory.
Blue Origin is soliciting input from investigators to help design research astronaut and experiment accommodations. Researchers will have the opportunity to provide their own racks to mount into the vehicle (subject to a safety review), or use standard racks and services to mount their experiments.
Experiment listing
Preliminary accommodations and standard services Blue Origin anticipates will be available include:
- Capacity — three or more positions to be used by astronauts or experiment racks.
- Experiment Mass Allocation — 264 pounds (120 kilograms) available per position (including rack).
- Windows — One per position.
- Data recording — Experiment data storage provided for post-flight download with synchronized trajectory parameter measurements.
As for the kinds of experiments that could be flown, Blue Origin's Web site lists remote sensing, such as atmospheric science and Earth observations, sampling of the atmosphere and magnetospheric measurements. In-cabin science investigations are listed too, including physiology, gravitational biology or microgravity physics research.
Still under study is the possible launching of deployable payloads from the New Shepard.
NASA interest
Blue Origin's interest in suborbital science, like other rocket firms, is being stoked by NASA creating a program office to explore this arena at the space agency's Ames Research Center in California.
That office is investigating the use of emerging commercial suborbital vehicles for scientific research, including but not limited to flights to space by researchers, to allow for human-tended experiments.
By the way, a Human-Tended Suborbital Science Workshop is on tap next week at the Westin San Francisco Market Street. That Dec. 15 workshop is being held in conjunction with the American Geophysical Union Fall Meeting and is sponsored by the Universities Space Research Association.
Leonard David has been reporting on the space industry for more than four decades. He is past editor-in-chief of the National Space Society's Ad Astra and Space World magazines and has written for Space.com since 1999.
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The full trailer for the Dragon Age anime we spoke about earlier this month has been making the rounds. it's 106 seconds easily as enjoyable as any 106 seconds I spent trudging through BioWare's sloppy sequel.
It's all about the Gackt for me. Once the subject of Ashcraft-teasing jokes on my part, the girlish Japanese pop icon has grown on me over the years, his stellar performance in the movie Bunraku cementing his place in my heart. Gackt lends his voice to a Knight-Commander in the anime, and contributes the theme song "Until the Last Day."
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SUNY Canton Welcomes New Study Abroad ProgramTuesday, June 14th, 2011
A new study abroad experience in the Balkans will immerse SUNY Canton students in a part of the world famous for its traditional religious diversity and long and rich history.
The College's School of Business and Liberal Arts, as well as the Canino School of Engineering Technology, have implemented a study abroad program with the American University in Bosnia and Herzegovina (AUBiH) beginning in the 2011-12 academic year.
"Through conversations I've had with students from the American University in Bosnia and Herzegovina, I've learned how much they've valued their experience and how much they've learned about better serving the global community," President Joseph L. Kennedy said. "We are now able to offer our students this same opportunity and the chance to work with the wonderful faculty and staff members at the university. As our two institutions continue to build upon the relationship we have with each other, the biggest benefactors will be our students."
Students can spend a summer, a semester or an entire year abroad at AUBiH's Sarajevo campus. Because of the College's dual degree program with AUBiH, students studying legal studies, finance or information technology will be encouraged to take part because of the ease of course selection. Those interested in science, humanities, history and other related disciplines should also consider participation in the study abroad program. Students who are eligible to apply for the program are sophomores with a 2.7 GPA or higher.
Students from other SUNY institutions as well as private colleges and universities can also participate in the program. SUNY Canton is the only school in the SUNY system to offer a study abroad program in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
"Many of our students have expressed a sincere interest in this program," said Marela Fiacco, director of international programs. "Becoming immersed in another culture, no matter how long, can be a life-changing experience. It gives students a different perspective on global business and politics, as well as the global economy. Employers love to see students who embrace opportunities such as this because they understand how invaluable the experience is."
The institutions' relationship dates back to 2006, when discussions began about SUNY Canton offering AUBiH students a summer abroad program. Since, the College has developed a dual degree program with AUBiH that allows students to remain in Bosnia and Herzegovina while taking SUNY Canton courses, delivered in an asynchronous online format, in order to earn degrees from both the College and AUBiH.
AUBiH students can earn bachelor's degrees from the College in finance, information technology, and legal studies. President Kennedy recently traveled to AUBiH to graduate SUNY Canton's second class of students earning dual degrees from both institutions. The number of students in the program has more than tripled in its second year with close to 70 students graduating in 2011, compared to 21 in 2010.
Students interested in the program should visit www.canton.edu/international/study_abroad.html or contact Fiacco at 315-386-7608 or email@example.com.


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For a second year, Ives Concert Park is hosting "Danbury Fields Forever," an all-day Beatles music, arts and food festival.
It's set for Saturday, Aug. 3, from noon to 8 p.m. The festival will celebrate all things Beatles, and will give people of all ages a chance to relive music history.
The festival will feature 10 bands, each representing different eras or presentations of Beatles music.
Among the groups are Dave Pal's Lennon Legacy, which will present an all John Lennon set, and Jeff Slate, who will perform George Harrison's music. All of the bands are from the East Coast. Two are returning bands from last year's festival; the rest are all new.
Charles Rosenay, the producer of Danbury Fields Forever, started the festival after producing numerous Beatles conventions.
He figured a music festival would be more of a family-friendly event. He also wanted to create something that was all about the music that so many people love.
Rosenay's Liverpool Productions has presented Beatles expos in Connecticut and other areas since 1978. It also organizes the annual "Magical History Tour," which bring fans to Liverpool and London.
"All the bands have really stepped up to the plate and donated their time and talent to be part of the festival," Rosenay said. "You're not going to be hearing the same song five or six times."
Along with the music, there will be food, vendors and merchandise, plus Beatles-themed exhibits. General admission is $20. The festival is a charity event for Newtown, with 100 percent of net ticket sales going toward improvements at Dickinson Memorial Park.
Phyllis Cortese, executive director at Ives Concert Park, said the event is a wonderful chance for people in western Connecticut to enjoy Beatles music in an outdoor venue that's a great backdrop for the festival.
"Anything that is Beatles and brings us back to a time in history that celebrates icons like the Beatles is a special event," Cortese said. "An event like this brings in three generations."
Rosenay said there aren't many festivals like this, and he hopes to keep this one going in Danbury for a long time. With the Beatles having such a large fan base all over the world, "Danbury Fields Forever" is a unique way for Northeast fans to get their Beatles fix, he said.
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MMAjunkie.com (www.mmajunkie.com) first reported the bout in August.
Bellator 30 takes place Sept. 30 at Fourth Street Live! in Louisville, Ky., and Weedman vs. McClintock is part of the night's FOX Sports Net-televised main card.
"We're thrilled to have these two welterweights go head to head at a great venue like Fourth Street Live! in Louisville," Bellator Chairman and CEO Bjorn Rebney stated. "Adding this fight to an already-loaded televised event is going to make for a great night of fights."
The 22-year-old McClintock debuted for Bellator in April as a contestant in the company's season-two 170-pound tournament. "Tick Tock" was expected to face Jim Wallhead, but the Brit was forced to withdraw from the bout when volcanic ash grounded his flight. McClintock instead met two-time UFC veteran Ryan Thomas, who defeated him via first-round TKO. The tourney-quarterfinal loss was the first of McClintock's career.
Meanwhile, Weedman seeks his third victory under the Bellator banner after earning first-round stoppage wins over John Troyer and Rudy Bears in season-two non-tournament action. The Team Haywire product currently is riding an eight-fight win streak, and all 16 of his career wins have come via stoppage.
Weedman has fought professionally since 2005, and his first career defeat was delivered by a then 1-0 Gray Maynard. Weedman has since fought the likes of Dan Hornbuckle, Anthony Lapsley and Douglas Lima.
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One of the country's largest insurance providers has agreed to stop denying all forms of insurance, including life and long-term care insurance, to Massachusetts residents using the HIV prevention medication Truvada for pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP). Following an investigation by the Massachusetts Attorney General's office and a separate lawsuit filed by GLBTQ Legal Advocates & Defenders (GLAD), Mutual of Omaha has formally agreed to change its underwriting practices. Fenway Health assisted both efforts with expert testimony and research by Kenneth H. Mayer, M.D., Medical Research Director and Co-Chair of The Fenway Institute.
"Multiple studies have long shown that Truvada is an incredibly effective way to prevent the transmission of HIV and it is standard to offer it to gay men and others at high risk of infection," Mayer said. "Mutual of Omaha's categorical exclusion of Truvada users from life and long-term care insurance was irrational and based on a gross misunderstanding of how HIV gets transmitted."
Truvada is a tablet containing two types of antiretroviral medication that block HIV from replicating in the body. Taken once a day, Truvada is highly effective at preventing the transmission of HIV. The medication has been approved as a way to prevent HIV transmission by the Food and Drug Administration since 2012 and has been recommended by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention since 2014 as a treatment for people at high risk of HIV infection, such as gay men.
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by Ellen Hart ‧ RELEASE DATE: Jan. 31, 2017
A video gone viral forces a couple to confront one member's past and decide whether it means they can still have a future together.
Cordelia Thorn is no stranger to drama. Her friend Jane Lawless is a part-time private eye who's relied on Cordelia's help in a number of cases. Though Cordelia's job is to run Minneapolis' Thorn Lester Playhouse, she's drawn to mysteries like the one involving her stage manager, Fiona McGuy. Fi's just returned from a trip celebrating her one-year anniversary with her wife, Annie Johnson, and the two are shocked when they're greeted by strangers at their house. Fi's sweet but very personal proposal to Annie has somehow gone viral, and folks are lined up to praise or protest the happy couple. Though Fi doesn't understand the big deal, Annie is horrified. So Fi asks Cordelia and Jane to try to figure out which emails they've received are from admiring new friends and which from frightening foes. When Annie's estranged family appears out of nowhere, Fi starts to get a better idea why Annie's been so afraid of the video's internet reach. Apparently Annie's been all but hiding from her family, and their arrival may be the prelude to a day of reckoning with one family member with whom Annie had a bad run-in in the past. All the while Jane is investigating Annie's and Fi's lives, her own life seems to be about to change, as an old flame returns, determined to rewrite her story with Jane.Hart (The Grave Soul, 2015, etc.) connects the events of the main story to a brief opening chapter presenting a savage murder, leading readers up to the attack and beyond while revealing the potential murderer's motive.
Pub Date: Jan. 31, 2017
Page Count: 320
Publisher: Minotaur
Review Posted Online: Nov. 7, 2016
Kirkus Reviews Issue: Nov. 15, 2016
Categories: MYSTERY & DETECTIVE | DETECTIVES & PRIVATE INVESTIGATORS | COZY MYSTERY
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Another sweltering month in Charlotte, another boatload of mysteries past and present for overworked, overstressed forensic anthropologist Temperance Brennan.
A week after the night she chases but fails to catch a mysterious trespasser outside her town house, some unknown party texts Tempe four images of a corpse that looks as if it's been chewed by wild hogs, because it has been. Showboat Medical Examiner Margot Heavner makes it clear that, breaking with her department's earlier practice (The Bone Collection, 2016, etc.), she has no intention of calling in Tempe as a consultant and promptly identifies the faceless body herself as that of a young Asian man. Nettled by several errors in Heavner's analysis, and even more by her willingness to share the gory details at a press conference, Tempe launches her own investigation, which is not so much off the books as against the books. Heavner isn't exactly mollified when Tempe, aided by retired police detective Skinny Slidell and a host of experts, puts a name to the dead man. But the hints of other crimes Tempe's identification uncovers, particularly crimes against children, spur her on to redouble her efforts despite the new M.E.'s splenetic outbursts. Before he died, it seems, Felix Vodyanov was linked to a passenger ferry that sank in 1994, an even earlier U.S. government project to research biological agents that could control human behavior, the hinky spiritual retreat Sparkling Waters, the dark web site DeepUnder, and the disappearances of at least four schoolchildren, two of whom have also turned up dead. And why on earth was Vodyanov carrying Tempe's own contact information? The mounting evidence of ever more and ever worse skulduggery will pull Tempe deeper and deeper down what even she sees as a rabbit hole before she confronts a ringleader implicated in "Drugs. Fraud. Breaking and entering. Arson. Kidnapping. How does attempted murder sound?"Forget about solving all these crimes; the signal triumph here is (spoiler) the heroine's survival.
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Page Count: 352
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Lady detective Bridie Devine searches for a missing child and finds much more than she bargained for.
Bridie Devine is no stranger to the seedy underworld of Victorian London. An accomplished detective with medical training, she sometimes helps the police by examining bodies to determine the cause of death. Bridie recently failed to find a lost child, and when she's approached about another missing child, the daughter of Sir Edmund Berwick, she isn't enthusiastic about taking on the case. But Christabel Berwick is no ordinary child. Sir Edmund has hidden Christabel away her whole life and wants Bridie to believe this is an ordinary kidnapping. Bridie does a little digging and learns that Christabel isn't his daughter so much as his prized specimen. Sir Edmund believes Christabel is a "merrow," a darker and less romanticized version of a mermaid. Bridie is skeptical, but there are reports of Christabel's sharp teeth, color-changing eyes, and ability to drown people on dry land. Given that Bridie's new companion is a ghost who refuses to tell her why he's haunting her, Bridie might want to open her mind a bit. There's a lot going on in this singular novel, and none of it pretty. Bridie's London is soaked with mud and blood, and her past is nightmarish at best. Kidd (Mr. Flood's Last Resort, 2018, etc.) is an expert at setting a supernatural mood perfect for ghosts and merrows, but her human villains make them seem mundane by comparison. With so much detail and so many clever, Dickensian characters, readers might petition Kidd to give Bridie her own series.Creepy, violent, and propulsive; a standout gothic mystery.
Pub Date: Feb. 4, 2020
Page Count: 384
Publisher: Atria
Review Posted Online: Sept. 30, 2019
Kirkus Reviews Issue: Oct. 15, 2019
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Pacific Coast® Classic medium support pillow adjusts with you as you change positions throughout the night. The sink in loft comes courtesy of the 550 fill power of Hyperclean® down that is fluffy and inviting.
The cover is an incredible 500 thread count, 100% cotton sateen delivering silky softness that will wear beautifully over time. We've finished this traditional medium support pillow with navy blue printed cording giving it a chic look, and the entire pillow can be machine washed and dried for easy care.
This pillow is also available in soft and firm support.
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Traditional Edge Design
Our traditional edge pillow is made by sewing the top and bottom pillow fabric together. This results in a single seam around the perimeter of the pillow giving it a tapered look.
Pacific Coast® Down
Down is the soft insulating material found on the breast of geese and ducks. Unlike feathers that have a quill, down has no hard elements. Considered one of Mother Nature's best insulators, a down cluster is a light and fluffy three dimensional spherical puff with multiple filaments that expand to trap air - giving down bedding its signature loft and cozy, embracing warmth.
When used in comforters, down allows air to circulate around you contributing to a comfortable environment and deep, sound sleep.
When used in pillows, down provides soft, adjustable comfort that conforms to your changing sleep positions Pacific Coast® down is carefully sorted and selected to ensure that only the fluffiest clusters are used.
Barrier Weave® 100% Cotton
Our bedding products are made with a unique, tightly woven fabric weave that is specially finished to keep the down and feathers from sneaking through the fabric. This leak proof fabric is finer, softer and more durable for lasting comfort and easy care.
Traditional design
500 thread count 100% cotton
550 Fill power Hyperclean® down
Standard: 20" x 26"
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The housing tax credit, rather than a direct subsidy, encourages investment of private capital in the development of rental housing by providing credits to offset an investor's federal income tax liability.
In exchange for the financing provided through the credit, owners agree to keep rents affordable over a 30-year period for families with incomes at or below 60 percent of the local median income.
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In recent days, a chart featuring two lines like the ones shown below has been circulating among trading desks, according to hedge-fund manager Douglas Kass. It certainly looks scary, pointing as it does to a 1929-magnitude crash in January.
But there isn't any need to run for the hills just yet. The chart's statistical validity is questionable, at best. Even many of those who insist it is worth paying attention to aren't predicting a crash.
The chart shows the performance of the stock market over the past 18 months alongside the path the Dow Jones Industrial Average
According to Tom McClellan, editor of the McClellan Report, an investment newsletter, the Sept. 3, 1929, stock market top equates to this coming Jan. 14 — just five weeks from now.
David Leinweber, founder of the Center for Innovative Financial Technology at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, isn't impressed. In an email, he said that "if you looked at enough periods of the same length, you'd find all sorts of very similar pictures, most without a crash at the end."
Leinweber views charts such as this one as an example of a potentially dangerous practice known as "data mining"— endlessly analyzing a database until you "discover" a pattern. The result of this practice is "the analytical equivalent of finding bunnies in the clouds. If you did enough poring, you would be bound to find that bunny sooner or later, but it would be no more real than the one that blows over the horizon," he said.
Kass, who has been outspokenly bearish on the U.S. stock market during a rally that has pushed the S&P 500 index
McClellan said that finding chart correlations is risky, since they "all break down eventually — it's just a matter of time." Unfortunately, "they usually break down the moment you are most counting on it."
Nevertheless, he said he will be closely watching whether the stock market in coming weeks continues to follow the pre-1929-crash script. If it does, and he concedes that this is a "big if," then his confidence will grow that the stock market's direction will turn down in January.
To be sure, a bear market could happen at any time, and drawing the analogy between now and the late 1920s can serve a helpful purpose: If you don't think you can stick with your stock holdings through a market decline, you should reduce them now to whatever level you would be comfortable holding through that decline.
There is another reason to consider selling some shares: The bull market has led equity positions to become a bigger part of overall portfolio values. That in turn means portfolios might be riskier than is appropriate. The end of the year is an ideal time to tweak portfolio allocations.
In this rebalancing, you would normally invest the proceeds of sales into asset classes that have performed poorly. That might mean buying bonds, however, since bonds have lost ground this year as the stock market has soared. That may seem hard to swallow if you expect the Federal Reserve to start pulling back on its bond purchases, which some think could push bond yields higher and prices lower.
Jason Hsu, chief investment officer at Research Affiliates, a money management firm based in Newport Beach, Calif., recommends looking at "absolute-return strategies" as you rebalance your portfolio. These strategies aim to produce consistent returns in all kinds of markets.
In theory, absolute-return strategies tend to march to the beats of their own drummers rather than rise and fall in lock step with either stocks or bonds. That could make them attractive if you, like Hsu, are unenthusiastic about the prospects for either stocks or bonds in coming years.
David Nadig, chief investment officer at IndexUniverse, a research firm, says there are several exchange-traded funds that offer absolute-return strategies. He said in an email that his firm's recommendations are based on a number of factors, including expenses, liquidity, and how closely the fund tracks the market to which it is benchmarked.
His firm's top pick among "absolute-return ETFs" is the IQ Hedge Multi-Strategy Tracker [ticker: QAI], with a 0.94% expense ratio, or $94 per $10,000 invested. The fund aims to match the average performance of a wide variety of hedge funds.
Another is the PowerShares DB G10 Currency Harvest fund [ticker: DBV], with a 0.75% expense ratio, which invests in the currencies of leading industrialized nations. A third ETF that Nadig's firm recommends is the WisdomTree Managed Futures Strategy fund US:WDTI , with a 0.96% expense ratio; it bets on the directions of currencies, interest rates, and physical commodities.
Hsu also suggested diversifying equity holdings outside the U.S. He believes that three regions offer equity markets that are cheaper than the U.S.: Japan, Europe and emerging markets.
The ETFs linked to these respective regions that Mr. Nadig's firm favors are the iShares MSCI Japan fund
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NBA: Andre Drummond (back) returns to practice, recovering nicely for Pistons
AUBURN HILLS >> The Pistons continue to spiral downward since the All-Star break, but the good news is help could be on the way soon.
Pistons rookie Andre Drummond's recovery from a stress fracture in his fifth lumbar vertebra is progressing nicely.
"I think he's made progress," Pistons coach Lawrence Frank said. "For the first time he was able to do some team-related activities (Monday). He got up and down the court a little bit at shootaround. I think any time you start to reintegrate a guy with your team, that's always a positive. I think he's definitely on the right track.
"Obviously we've been very conservative with this for very intelligent reasons. I think we'll continue to take it (slow) and just up his work level every day."
Frank said he will meet with strength and conditioning coach Arnie Kander to see what the next step is.
Kander said after Monday's game that no tests are currently planned, but Drummond is progressing nicely and is working on conditioning.
There has been some speculation the Pistons could shut Drummond down for the season, but Frank made it clear once Drummond is healthy he will play.
"I think if a guy's healthy you want him to play, especially a young guy," Frank said. "It's not like he's played a lot of games. If he's not healthy regardless, obviously you would never do that. This is a game where we're paid to play. If Andre's healthy enough then he'll definitely be on the court. If it's deemed that he's not healthy enough then he won't.
"If you can control it, you'd like him to be able to play," Frank added. "You wouldn't like that his last game was (Feb. 6) and then going into an entire offseason and then summer league being the first time he is playing. If that's what it turns out to be then that's what it turns out to be. In and ideal word if Andre can get healthy and doctors give him the thumbs up and everyone's comfortable with it then you'd love to get him back on the floor."
Drummond's defensive presence would be welcome for the Pistons, who have given up 100-plus points in 13 of the 19 games Drummond has missed.
Detroit has lost nine straight, the longest losing streak in the league by five games.
The Pistons have given up an average of 107.9 points during their nine-game losing streak, including 111.7 in their last six.
"Defensively we haven't been as good as we were earlier," Will Bynum said after Monday's loss. "It's tough that way. It's tough on the offensive end when you're constantly taking the ball out of the net. It's tough.
"It hurts," Bynum added. "It hurts mentally. You try not to take this frustration home to your family. You try to stay as positive as possible, keep moving forward."
As bad as Detroit has been defensively, the offense has not been much better.
The Pistons have averaged just 90.3 points in their nine-straight losses.
"We have to make adjustments as a team," Greg Monroe said. "We definitely have to step up defensively. We have to start making some shots as a team too. We have to force the issue and be aggressive on offense."
Detroit has been without Brandon Knight (ankle) for the last three games and it's unclear when Knight will return.
Jose Calderon left Monday's game early with flu-like symptoms.
If the Pistons hope to snap their losing streak before it hits double digits it won't be easy.
Detroit plays at defending NBA champion Miami Friday. The Heat have won 23 in a row and show no signs of slowing down.
The Pistons fell 110-88 in their last trip to Miami on Jan. 25, but defeated the Heat 109-99 at The Palace back on Dec. 30.
Dave Pemberton covers the Pistons for The Oakland Press, a sister publication of the Middletown Press. Follow him on Twitter @drpemberton.


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ABC's "Jimmy Kimmel Live" Scores its Most-Watched Quarter in its 10-Year History
Some early points on Jimmy Kimmel Live's 2Q 2012 numbers, ahead of the regular press release:
During the 2nd Quarter 2012, ABC's Jimmy Kimmel Live turned in its most-watched quarter in its 10-year history. Growing over the year-ago quarter in Total Viewers for the 9th quarter in a row, JKL was the only broadcast talk show in late-night to build year to year (+4%). JKL also stood as the only late-night talk show (broadcast or cable) to grow its overall audience over the 1st quarter, soaring 9% from the prior quarter. Together with Nightline, Jimmy Kimmel Live is part of ABC's winning late-night strategy of airing news and entertainment programming.
· ABC's JKL (M-F 12am) beat NBC's Late Night with Jimmy Fallon (M-F 12:35am) by 11% in Total Viewers and by 7% in Adults 18-49, topping the NBC late-night program on each of the 13 weeks of the quarter on both Nielsen measures.
· ABC's JKL outperformed CBS' Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson (M-F 12:35am) during the quarter by its largest margin ever in both Total Viewers (+35%) and Adults 18-49 (+35%), marking its 5th straight victory over Ferguson in viewers and its 9th consecutive win among young adults. For the 2nd quarter in a row, JKL led the CBS program in all 13 weeks of the quarter.
· JKL scored its most competitive finish ever with NBC's Tonight Show with Jay Leno and CBS' Late Show with Dave Letterman during the quarter among Adults 18-49, pacing within 300k young adult viewers of the NBC program and within 200k of the CBS program.
During the week of June 18, 2012, ABC's Jimmy Kimmel Live grew year to year for the 2nd week in a row, surging over the same week last year by 14% in Total Viewers and by 32% in Adults 18-49.
· ABC's Jimmy Kimmel Live stood as the #1 broadcast talk show in late-night in Adults 18-34 during the week.
· ABC's JKL (M-F 12am) led NBC's Tonight Show with Jay Leno (M-F 11:35pm) for the 2nd straight week among Adults 18-34 (+38%). On Friday (6/22/12), a repeat telecast of JKL outdelivered an original telecast of Leno by an impressive 47% in the young adult demo.
· ABC's JKL topped CBS' Late Show with David Letterman (M-F 11:35pm) by 45% in Adults 18-34, marking its 2nd win in a row over the CBS late-night program.
· ABC's JKL outdelivered NBC's Late Night with Jimmy Fallon (M-F 12:35am) in both Total Viewers (+8%) and Adults 18-49 (+35%) for the 13th straight week. JKL led Fallon on all 5 nights of the week among young adults. In fact, on all 3 of its repeat telecasts of the week, JKL beat original telecasts of Fallon: Monday (+19%), Wednesday (+5%) and Friday (+6%).
· ABC's JKL outperformed CBS' Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson (M-F 12:35am) by an impressive 48% in Total Viewers and 77% in Adults 18-49. For the 4th time in the last 5 weeks, the ABC late-night program beat Ferguson in all 5 days of the week in both Total Viewers and Adults 18-49.


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