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Kind Natured Coconut & Monoi Foaming Sugar Scrub
Here's a really frustrating product! I absolutely love the Kind Natured Coconut & Monoi Foaming Sugar Scrub – I love the scent of coconut and monoi that puts a smile on my face every single time and this is a beautiful version, unusually with more monoi fragrance than coconut. It's perfectly scrubby with sugar grains and a foam that builds so you're really in the mmmmm moment, and it's 97% natural. No sulphates, parabens or petrochemicals.
My problem with it is that it doesn't look as wonderful as it actually is. It just sort of drifts into that neutral 'green' packaging that makes eco products look apologetic and not at all stylish. Priced at £4.99 (at this price, just get one) if this had been presented differently, I would have added on, if asked to guess, at least another £20. There's a matching body lotion (not tried yet), a hand cream and the same in a Macademia & Shea version. It's a hidden gem and I wish the brand had a more exciting presentation. It's a big recommend from me and made me want to look at the brand more closely (they have some lip balms that also look lovely) – and redesign the packaging! You can find Kind Natured Coconut & Monoi Foaming Sugar Scrub HERE.
*all products are sent to me as samples from brands and agencies unless otherwise stated. Affiliate links may be used. Posts are not affiliate driven.
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The Kind Natured brand is a wee gem though you generally find it languishing on the bottom shelf of doom in Boots (and only the larger ones at that apparently). The Ylang and Sage conditioner is great (no silicones – something VERY hard to find in conditioners) – simple, effective and cheap.
I agree this is an absolutely amazing scrub! I Love it and the scent is fantastic, hopefully us bloggers can spread the word because this deserves so much love (as do the other products I've tried!)


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When you're visiting the capital of any country, state, province or other region, chances are there will be almost innumerable government and national buildings that might pique your interest. From the actual seat of the government to national art galleries, capital cities tend to be chock-full of interesting tours, activities and other things to do, no matter your age or favourite things to check out.
This is certainly true of Ottawa, the capital city of Canada. The metropolis might not have the famed French-influenced architecture of Montreal, the modern, cutting edge look of Toronto, or the back to nature feel of Vancouver, but there are plenty of cool sights to behold here.
When thinking about the important buildings you want to hit during your time in the city, it's easy for the list of must-sees to grow out of control. If you're looking to plan out your mode of attack when visiting the most interesting edifices in Ottawa, make sure you check out the following places:
The Supreme Court
Located to the left of Parliament Hill, the Supreme Court of Canada is the highest court in the nation and should be on all travellers' lists. According to Ottawa Kiosk, there are guided tours available every day, and lucky guests may be able to sit in on court hearings. However, art and architecture lovers - especially those who are fans of art deco - are sure to find something interesting as well. There are also two statues - Justicia and Veritas - standing outside.
The National Art Gallery
The huge glass paneled National Art Gallery can be seen from Parliament Hill, and shouldn't be missed by anyone visiting the city. Ottawa Tourism pointed out that each trip to the building will probably be different than the last, if only because of the size of the collection. There are approximately 1,200 pieces of art contained therein, and these pieces, as well as special exhibits, are constantly rotating. And it's not just all contained inside - there are various statues and sculptures dotting the grounds.
Canadian War Museum
As Carleton University pointed out, a visit to the Canadian War Museum probably isn't one best suited for those who are in a rush - it's easy to spend the whole day there. While the main focuses of the institution are World War I and World War II, the halls feature information and exhibits covering each war Canada has participated in, through modern day campaigns in the Middle East. The source detailed that one favourite feature for many visitors is the piece of the Berlin Wall on display.
The Peace Tower
Likely one of the most easily recognizable buildings in Ottawa, the Peace Tower, which is part of the Centre Block of Parliament Buildings, allows visitors to behold a unique and stunning view of the city, for those brave enough to take a trip to the top, Ottawa Tourism reported. There are free, guided tours available if individuals are interested on passing through this edifice before making their way into the parliament building. Those who decide to not venture there will probably be affected by the tower anyway - it contains 53 bells that ring out to mark the passage of each quarter hour.
The Library of Parliament
When a massive fire swept through Parliament Hill in 1916, it destroyed the original parliament buildings - all except for the National Library because an employee closed its steel doors, Ottawa Tourism explained. However, the Parliament website pointed out that much of the inside was replaced after a 1952 fire. There are many research papers, books, electronic databases and so on available in the gorgeous interior.
The East Block
History buffs will want to check out the East Block on Parliament Hill. The offices of a number of famous Canadian statesmen, including the nation's first prime minister, Sir John MacDonald, and former prime minister Sir George-Etienne Cartier, are available for tour. Visitors can also view the original vault doors when part of the building served as the first Bank of Canada.


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Outside to the beautiful long table, adorned with yellow, white and green floral arrangements
Flower favor for each guest to take home.
Bar menu, Mango Lemonade, yellow peonies and jelly beans
This blog will merge my passion for creating, crafting, sewing, schooling, tablescaping and trying out tech toys. It used to be called CJ's Extemporaneous Effusions, but I kept forgetting how to spell "extemporaneous."
What a fabulous elegant shower. The decor, settings & florals are just gorgeous ... the food presentation is very inviting, looks deelish! Best wishes for the lovely couple.
Have a beautiful day ~
Very beautiful. Love the table decor. Yellow is so bright and cheerful. Everything looks fantastic. Thanks for sharing. Best wishes to the sweet couple. Also, thank you for stopping by my blog and leaving your sweet comment. I so appreciate it. Have a wonderful week. KarieReplyDelete
CJ, Congratulations! The bridal shower table is just gorgeous in the yummy yellow, green and white. Everything is so pretty and I especially like the family photos. What a sweet and loving memento of your family's love for each other.
Thanks for sharing this special event in your lives.
This is just the sweetest shower. I love the picture idea. And my wedding was yellow...so pretty!ReplyDelete
Wow, what a fabulous long table!! I would love to hold a luncheon just like that. Thanks so much for stopping by,
What a elegant, gorgeous table!ReplyDelete
HI CJ! What a beautiful shower! They went all out and made such a lovely party! Congratulations on the upcoming marriage of the handsome couple!
Be a sweetie,
Shelia ;)
What a gorgeous table & setting for a shower! And what a wonderful idea to display & represent the families with the generations of photographs! Best wishes to your son & future DIL~ReplyDelete
Oh my, everything is beautiful. Such a gorgeous setting also. Love all the photos, such a great idea. Thanks so much for joining TTT. Hugs, MartyReplyDelete
So pretty with yellow and white - just lovely. I like the photos too!ReplyDelete
wow a totally lovely setting for such a beautiful shower. I love this setting, I'm sure she was thrilled.ReplyDelete
Okay, you made me giggle...thank you for the high praise about my tables. The bridal luncheon table is exquisite. I love the variety of shapes for the glass floral containers...and someone has a real knack for draping fabric down the center of the table...so well done. I have a large collection of the Haviland Ranson, and I use it frequently. One of my favorite white china patterns. Have fun as the M.O.G. I was a M.O.G. and a M.O.B, too. I loved both opportunities. Thank you for sharing your special day. Cherry KayReplyDelete
So beautiful and elegant!ReplyDelete
Hi CJ,
This is all just so lovely. I'm so impressed! Are those white snapdragons in one of your three pots outside? They are so tall! Your lawn is just beautiful; you must really enjoy spending time there.
What a beautiful table you've set. I love the yellow tulle (or is it organdy) on the table and the vases of flowers. And those cupcakes made my mouth water!! I really liked the framed photos of your family ancestors and your sweet sentiment at the end of the post. How lucky your son and daughter-in-law are.
Best of wishes to the bride and groom-to-be, and thanks for sharing!
How beautiful and elegant this lovely shower was. The table was so sweet with the yellow accents. The food looked delicious!


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With Dr. Soteria Karahalios, medical director of non-invasive cardiovascular services, and a team of clinicians leading the way, the Women's HeartAdvantage program was the focus of a morning breakfast and afternoon tea for Community Hospital employees. Those in attendance learned about the symptoms, treatment, and outcomes for women with heart disease. Dr. Terrance Moran, Cardiopulmonary Wellness medical director, also spoke about prevention.
In addition, a community health fair was held at the hospital in early February. More than 250 people had access to free cholesterol, blood sugar, blood pressure, and body mass index testing. Many attendees also took advantage of an opportunity for a personal, mini-counseling session with a cardiologist to review their risk and to provide recommendations for follow-up care with their doctors.
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"See the need, meet the need."
Beth joined Barfield, Murphy, Shank & Smith in 2009. As a runner, her focus is on providing basic office needs, including answering phones, scanning documents, preparing the daily bank deposit, binding financial statements, ordering supplies for the firm as well as BMSS' sister companies.
Described as outgoing, Beth works hard to make sure that both clients and coworkers receive the quality service they deserve. She goes out of her way to talk with them and connect with them.
Beth grew up in Hueytown, Alabama and now resides in Vestavia with her husband, Scott. Together they have two children. In her free time, Beth enjoys gardening and spending time on Lake Martin at her mother's cabin.
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Duval County Republicans Debate Health Care; the Group's Policy Analyst Warned the Democrat's Plan Is a "Fool's Paradise."
Patterson, Steve, The Florida Times Union
Byline: STEVE PATTERSON
Heartfelt opposition to President Barack Obama's health care reform plan came side-by-side with calls for smaller, pragmatic changes during a Duval County Republican Party forum Wednesday evening.
"The Democrat plan to fix health care is a fool's paradise. ... Now is not the time for Mr. Obama's public option," warned Robin Lumb, a health care policy analyst for the party.
About 175 people came to a police union hall on Beach Boulevard where Lumb, two doctors and two benefits specialists talked about how the president's plan would affect medicine and ordinary people.
A common theme was that the plan would create new costs - in taxes or insurance premiums -without curing underlying waste in the medical industry.
"There's a huge opportunity there in eliminating the waste," said William Carriere, a Jacksonville doctor.
He told the group that doctors spend far too much time creating records to satisfy complex billing procedures by which Medicare and insurance companies pay them.
"The payment system that we have drives waste," Carriere said. He said that with any federal reform plans, "if it doesn't drive payment reform, it's just going to be throwing away money."
A hot point in the talk was concern that Obama's plan would allow government agencies too much access to people's medical and financial records.
Paul Shirley, an orthopedic surgeon, said more details of patient records, as well as tax information, would become available to federal agencies through portions of a House of Representatives reform bill.
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Steve Jobs Passes at 56.
Today was a day that a lot of people didn't want to see come. Co-founder and CEO of Apple Computers Steve Jobs passes at the young age of 56.
A true visionary of our time. Took a small project and business from his parent's garage to a worldwide media giant. From the Apple 1 and 2 to the iMac and iPhone and iPad. Here is the story from msnbc.msn.com.


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Building A Scenic Byways Program For The Future: A New and Exciting Role for the Byways Coalition
News | Scenic Byways Posted on Thu, 11/17/2005 - 11:26.
Washington, D.C. (November 17, 2005) Derrick Crandall, president of ARC, has announced that leaders in the transportation, recreation, conservation, tourism, heritage and economic development communities have agreed to revitalize the national coalition that led to the creation of the National Scenic Byways Program in 1991.
The American Recreation Coalition, America's Byways Resources Center and Scenic America will coordinate efforts to:
The 15th anniversary of the byways program presents a golden opportunity to give the National Scenic Byways Program new momentum, to showcase its considerable achievements, as well as to secure new champions and outline new and exciting byways initiatives made possible through a re-energized national coalition. Plans for the future include:
These and other initiatives will help make the National Scenic Byways Program a continuing, shining star in the national surface transportation program. 2006 will be a critical year for the byways program and other key federal transportation programs because: (br>
There are both opportunities for and risks to the National Scenic Byways Program. Among the risks are:
Byways, like the Interstate Highway program, didn't happen by accident. Five key ingredients were present in 1991, which made the idea a political reality.
Byways advocates feel that re-invigorating this successful effort is vital to the long-range success of the National Scenic Byways Program, which now includes 125 nationally-designated byways and All-American Roads. Coalition leaders welcome the active involvement of all interests in this effort.
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I have jumped into the Economy block-along madness, using fat quarters of Mad Mend by Cloud 9. The measurements for my blocks are based on these (thank you ginger monkey), but you can make them any size you want. This is turning out to be just as addictive as the scrappy trip-along and the low volume quilts.
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History, Fiction, and World War II
ODIN'S PROMISE was the result of a process that spanned many years. The original urge to write stories of Norway during the German occupation came from visits to Ytre Arna. During those visits I had the joyful privilege of meeting many (eventual friends) who had lived through those experiences. Their stories reflected justifiable pride in standing up for Norway's true heritage in the face of propaganda, coercion, hardship, and even threats.
Years of research followed, interspersed with full time teaching and other writing. I had no doubt that the anecdotal stories deserved to be set within the real world as it unfolded, a time before I was born and about which I had never previously learned. With the eventual development of the internet, online services to access out-of-print books, and a more recent upsurge in interest by researchers/writers, I eventually found an approach that led to ODIN'S PROMISE.
The next two titles, taking fictional Mari and her family through to the end of the war, required another deep dive into research. With such a strong headstart from the first book, I didn't need to spend 25+ years on that, thank goodness. The several years of writing, reading, and researching that were required included many public appearances for ODIN'S PROMISE, at which I met more people with personal or second-hand stories to tell. Those lent the human side to my historical facts and to my fictional characters's survival for four more years of occupation.
One of the highest compliments I receive about these books is that readers are learning about a place and time that was completely unknown to them. The teacher in me delights in those comments, especially when readers pursue recommended titles from the books to learn even more and to discover other authors that are new to them.
Sorting the factual aspects of the book from the fictional ones matters to me all the more, though, knowing that readers are moving into uncharted territory. That's especially true when the baseline of background knowledge is low and the story reads credibly, weaving personal anecdotes into an entirely fictional plot and characters while historic events are deeply affecting daily life.
That's why I generated this chart to allow readers to sort fact from fiction and also trace the unfolding of the occupation years. I'm inserting an image of the resource, but the detail is hard to capture in a screen shot. For a pdf of the chart, here's a link.
If you're new to this story, the colored links in my post above will take you to prior posts about research, travels, and other background on writing this trilogy. And thanks for coming!


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Slow Journalism for Turbulent Times?
In today's digital world information is passed around quickly, with everyone trying to beat the competition to the finish line and report the incident first. Readers also fall into this trap, finding a snippet of information on any given news incident and then quickly moving on to the next. In the midst of all this instant gratification, we lose sight of the real story. That is where slow journalism comes in.
What is it?
Slow journalism is an approach that focuses on telling the entire story. Journalists working in the field often spend months or decades researching a story to ensure they gather every bit of information available. The finished product is detailed and informative, giving the utmost justice to the story, as well as the people and communities affected by the incident.
How is it different than traditional journalism?
Slow journalism gives a detailed narrative of what happened after the story is finished instead of quick changing updates every hour while the incident is occurring. Often with traditional journalism, you learn about an incident and some of the devastation it caused to the people and communities involved, but the story is never truly finished. Traditional journalism is fleeting, having already moved on to the next story while the previous one is all but forgotten. Slow journalism strives to finish the story by giving it a proper ending. Journalists in the field are devoted to the story and spend as much time as is necessary to uncover the truth and inform the public.
What are the advantages of slow journalism?
The most important advantage is the information and the story. The dedication of the journalists to spend years uncovering the truth for the public is admirable. Slow journalism often inspires those reading the story by creating a well-informed and intelligent public. The gratification of seeing a story to its end is the greatest justice to everyone involved.
What are the disadvantages of slow journalism?
Discovering how the journalist will be able to support themselves while living years or decades getting to the heart of a story is often challenging. It is also difficult realizing the story will not be discovered by the majority of the public. However, the gratification journalists have knowing their story will reach the public, even if it is a small public, is enough to keep them going.
In a world with fleeting news stories and incomplete information, slow journalism strives to expose the truth at the heart of the story, refusing to let those involved fall to the wayside and be forgotten. These journalists give a voice to the people by uncovering the truth so that we may learn and grow as a people and learn from our mistakes.


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This week I drove all the way to Huddersfield where I was performing for several hundred accountants at an institute dinner.
Now, it's easy to categorise people according to their occupation. For example, all accountants are boring. Entertainers are show-offs. Lorry drivers are all kings of the road.
It's not always accurate, though. These accountants were a wonderful, lively bunch. Full of good humour.
And lorry drivers; kings of the road?
Heavy snow and high winds were forecast to sweep in from the South. So, after the show I ran straight off stage, changed, and then gunned it up the road in an attempt to keep ahead of the incoming weather front. Which meant driving through the night
It seemed that lorry drivers had the same idea, and were all heading North in long convoys.
Some of the trucks were double-section vehicles. Massive rigs controlled – and I use the word loosely – by drivers of very little sleep and even less brain.
In the act of overtaking you had to be switched on because they would suddenly lurch into your lane for no reason. Indicate and pull out, unaware – or uncaring – that you were already occupying that lane. Perhaps they were falling asleep or reaching over for a chocolate Yorkie Bar and losing control, I don't know. I didn't stop to find out.
A disproportionate number had faulty headlights which meant one of them was on full beam. Others had banks of silly coloured lights so that they resembled Wurlitzer jukeboxes thundering up from behind.
Several had bright blue lights on display. Now, I'm sure that only emergency vehicles are allowed blue lights. How come they never get pulled over for that?
But worse was to come. Heading away from the motorway and onto the winding country roads, I had one lorry who insisted on sitting right on my tail. I mean RIGHT on my tail.
If something had jumped out in front of me and I'd had to slow down – not even brake hard – it would have been Drew McAdam pizza all over the asphalt.
Amazingly, having got rid of him, he was replaced by another thundering behemoth that did exactly the same thing! It must be in their training manual.
And God only knows what the lorry driver who came round the corner at speed on the wrong side of the road thought he was doing. Pucker Factor nine.
So, accountants can be jolly fun. And lorry drivers; Kings of the Road? Sorry, but I've revised my view on that, too.
Drew McAdam


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Premier Inn's Chief Operating Officer has told us the cladding on the Euston hotel below Somerton House is not combustible. We also have reassurances that outstanding lighting and stairwell issues raised will be addressed.
Camden Council will be fitting new fire doors in the coming weeks, the contracts manager is aware of outstanding shared lighting and stairwell issues.


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For once I was first up on Saturday morning though by the time I had showered, dressed and put on my make-up to go downstairs E had beaten me to it. Our youngest son had stopped overnight but he didn't get downstairs until much later. The post had been delivered early and strangely there were three letters, one for each of us. I opened mine to find enclosed a cheque for an over payment on an insurance I had made. Although it was my money and not a windfall or prize it was still a nice surprise. It meant however a trip to town in order to bank it. I was going for a walk anyway so it wasn't an inconvenience. E opened her letter and read it before giving it to me to read also. She had won a cash prize of two hundred pounds ostensibly to spend in a Michelin starred restaurant for two people with a further one hundred and fifty pounds to cover expenses in getting there. A cheque for three hundred and fifty pounds made out to cash. She could spend it as she wished. The third letter turned out only to be a bank statement. I congratulated her on her win, something I have done many times over the last few years as she is always winning prizes of one sort or another. I took the walk into town and after depositing the cheque I stopped at a church café to have a coffee before walking back home. It was after twelve o'clock when I got back and E was eating a couple of items of fruit and she was now dressed to go to her group's monthly meeting. She had been complaining over the last few days about a pain and the swelling of her left foot. I had advised her a day or two earlier to see the doctor in case it had been broken but she had insisted she hadn't had an accident to cause it. I suggested she didn't go to the meeting but rest her foot but she had decided by then to visit the hospital to have it checked. The doctor's surgery isn't open on a Saturday afternoon so it had to be the hospital. Naturally I drove her to the hospital but I didn't wait there. I drove out of the hospital to park elsewhere to avoid paying parking fees and waited for almost two hours. She was to call me when her treatment was over. I drove off to the garden centre to spend an hour there and still she hadn't called me so I drove back, parked up and walked into the outpatients department to see if her treatment was over. The waiting room was full, the average waiting time for minor problems was three hours and for major problems two and a half hours! More than three hours had passed since I had dropped her off and fortunately her treatment by then was just about over. I walked back to collect the van and she was outside waiting. They had X-rayed the foot and found it wasn't broken or fractured but couldn't say with any certainty what the problem was though E had mentioned she had been bitten by an insect. Perhaps it was just the reaction to that but it put her on crutches until it clears up. She is having a bad time of it with her other condition (spina-bifida) without now having to put up with this inconvenience too. I had missed lunch, something I am well used to, so by the time we arrived back home at five-thirty I was rather hungry. We ate our meal and that was the day almost over.
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Lake Road Kitchen
This new restaurant for 2014 here in Ambleside is really something special with food sourced from North Europe. The Chef/Owner has worked in some of the best restaurants in the world. For reservations please call them on 015394 33012 or take a look at their website for more information.
Enquiries & Bookings 01539 433215


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Caravela Upgrade
Caravela has just been through a rewrite that will make adding future updates easier. In addition, all requests to Caravela are now securely encrypted. You should see a green lock icon in your browser address bar at all times. Functionally, nothing has changed so please let us know if you notice any problems.
You may notice that the typography of the site has changed slightly. We were using Droid but now the site uses the Roboto family. I think you'll find that Roboto is easier to read. It also includes a Condensed style that is used sparingly in places like form hints and bug lists.


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All to often I'm very prone to seeing the negative side of things and having to stop each week and think about your blessings and what you are grateful for really helps to show you the positives in life.
So first up Im grateful for stumbling over Virginia's blog and joining in with this. I now feel a part of a blogging community and have discovered so many lovely folks and lovely blogs packed full of inspiring projects.
Andy Murray, what can I say, the boy from Dunblane did it!!!
Im still grateful for the lovely sunny weather -despite being stuck in the office five days of the week. Its still lovely to travel to and from work in the sunshine and to sit outside in the garden in the evenings doodling away in peace
These two beauties which arrived this week which I bought with some of the money my parents gave me for my birthday Pic) I am loving the art doodle love book. My doodling skills and imagination for what to doodle are very limited at the moment but I think this wee book is going to help with that and its been very theraputic just whiling away an hour or so happily doodling with no particular purpose. The Dina Wakely book is just brilliant. I love all of her examples and the book is very interesting and full of great design tips. Its by my bedside so I can have a quick flick through it each night .
Eating a bit healthier - look at these beauties here - we have been munching on delicious berries all week and I have to say between eating a wee bit healthier than I usually do and and the lovely sunshine I am feeling much better and have a bit more energy that I usually do.
Thats it from me this week. Hop over to Viriginia's to see what all the rockettes have been up to this week and I will hopefully see you back here next Friday


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Tmux is a terminal multiplexer, it enables a number of terminals to be accessed
and controlled from a single terminal. tmux is intended to be a simple, modern,
BSD-licensed alternative to programs such as GNU screen.
WWW: http://tmux.github.io/
make generate-plist
To install the port: cd /usr/ports/sysutils/tmux/ && make install cleanTo add the package: pkg install tmux
cd /usr/ports/sysutils/tmux/ && make install clean
pkg install tmux
PKGNAME: tmux
There is no flavor information for this port.
SHA256 (tmux-2.8.tar.gz) = 7f6bf335634fafecff878d78de389562ea7f73a7367f268b66d37ea13617a2ba
SIZE (tmux-2.8.tar.gz) = 491195
SHA256 (imomaliev-tmux-bash-completion-ef56d3e_GH0.tar.gz) = 2f8f3fe586bbdeec9b251ce3ef74f5edef19ba371968a8011acef860ddac59e1
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NOTE: FreshPorts displays only information on required and default dependencies. Optional dependencies are not covered.
This port is required by:
===> The following configuration options are available for tmux-2.8_1:
BACKSPACE=off: Build with tty/keys patch
DOCS=on: Build and/or install documentation
EXAMPLES=on: Build and/or install examples
LIBEVENT_STATIC=off: Build with static libevent
UTF8PROC=on: Build with utf8proc support
===> Use 'make config' to modify these settings
pkgconfig ncurses
Number of commits found: 77
Add a default option to use utf8proc for Unicode normalization,
case-folding, and other operations.
It is substantially better and more up-to-date than the libc functions
providing the same features.
Submitted by: David O'Rourke
Update to 2.8.
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Update to 2.7.
Submitted by: Yasuhiro KIMURA
Sponsored by: Absolight
New port: sysutils/tmux23: The older version 2.3 of sysutils/tmux
Miroslav Lachman reported that the version 2.3 is free
of buggy behavior with mouse scrolling etc. that was
introduced in later versions.
While in sysutils/Makefile, also fixed a minor ordering
Submitted by: Miroslav Lachman <firstname.lastname@example.com>
bump PORTREVISION forgetten in last commit.
Pointy hat: mat
Sponsored by: Absolight
Let tmux install itself.
It does some patching to the man page at install time, and this was
overriding it.
Reported by: Jade Auer
Sponsored by: Absolight
Update to 2.6.
Sponsored by: Absolight
Add utmp support back.
UTMP support is no longer auto-detected, it needs to be enabled manually.
Reported by: peter
Sponsored by: Absolight
Update to 2.5.
Submitted by: Yasuhiro KIMURA
Sponsored by: Absolight
Update sysutils/tmux to 2.4
Approved by: mat (maintainer)
Sponsored by: Rubicon Communications (Netgate)
Differential Revision: https://reviews.freebsd.org/D10498
Changes: https://github.com/tmux/tmux/blob/2.4/CHANGES
devel/libevent2: drop historical suffix after r362796
Approved by: mm (maintainer)
devel/libevent2: update to 2.1.8 and cleanup
- DEFAULT_VERSIONS += ssl=openssl-devel is now supported
- devel/py-event and devel/p5-Event-Lib are marked BROKEN
Changes: https://github.com/libevent/libevent/raw/release-2.1.8-stable/whatsnew-2.1.txt
Changes: https://github.com/libevent/libevent/raw/release-2.1.8-stable/ChangeLog
Exp-run by: antoine
Approved by: mm (maintainer)
Update to 2.3.
While there, update the completion.
Reported by: Piotr Kubaj
Changes: https://github.com/tmux/tmux/blob/52869ed182482c26163799a7215139f4d81b6fca/CHANGES
Sponsored by: Absolight
Fix some Unicode characters not displaying correctly.
Submitted by: Oleg Gushchenkov
from: https://github.com/tmux/tmux/commit/65e4c57d3a554940ed5cada6dfeff403ae8d9572
Sponsored by: Absolight
Update to 2.2.
Reported by: Iblis Lin
Sponsored by: Absolight
Remove ${PORTSDIR}/ from dependencies, categories r, s, t, and u.
With hat: portmgr
Sponsored by: Absolight
Fix a regression in 2.1 where tmux was misshandling key strokes if you
started typing too fast after a tmux command.
Submitted by: me jahn de
from: https://github.com/tmux/tmux/commit/8c8cddbe022af5ece9949804cacffbee6b8972fa
Sponsored by: Absolight
Update to 2.1
Changes: https://github.com/tmux/tmux/blob/2.1/CHANGES
Sponsored by: Absolight
Fix tmux not starting on an IPv6 only system.
Note that tmux will still not work if you have neither v4 nor v6.
Obtained from: https://github.com/tmux/tmux/issues/139
Sponsored by: Absolight
Also move the WWW to github.
Submitted by: Ben Woods
Sponsored by: Absolight
tmux is now hosted on github.
Sponsored by: Absolight
- Drop 8.x support
- Switch to options helpers
- Fix WWW:
Approved by: portmgr blanket
Import upstream commit to make emacs-in-tmux-in-tmux show cursor.
Import upstream commit 2c53b23d59 to make the cursor appear when running
Emacs in a tmux nested inside another tmux session (this is particularly
useful when trying to edit a text file on a remote server that is also
running tmux).
Approved by: mat (maintainer)
Differential Revision: https://reviews.freebsd.org/D3408
Update to 2.0.
Now links with libutempter (libulog).
Changes: http://heanet.dl.sourceforge.net/project/tmux/tmux/tmux-2.0/tmux-2.0-readme
Sponsored by: Absolight
Portscout thinks 1.9 is after 1.9a, which is, of course, wrong :-)
Sponsored by: Absolight
Fix some bug regarding curses.
Submitted by: Vick Khera
Sponsored by: Absolight
Cleanup plist
And fix MASTER_SITE.
Sponsored by: Absolight
Use the real upstream version.
DISTVERSION=1.9a computes to a PORTVERSION of 1.9.a, which by our terms, means
1.9.alpha, and is before 1.9, so switch to a PORTVERSION of 1.9a, which is
after 1.9. Remove the PORTSCOUT line, it's of no use any more.
Sponsored by: Absolight
- Reset maintainership of my ports
- Revert r363450, it's causing more problems than it solves
- Unconditionally apply the backspace patch, remove the BACKSPACE OPTION
Suggested by: bapt
- Remove old OPTIONS-related variables which are no-op by now
Reported by: madpilot
Only use libevent2
Remove libevent as libevent2 is providing a good compatibility interface as well
as providing better performances.
Remove custom patches from libevent2 and install libevent2 the regular way
Mark ports abusing private fields of the libevent1 API as broken
Import a patch from fedora to have honeyd working with libevent2
Remove most of the patches necessary to find the custom installation we used to
have for libevent2
With hat: portmgr
- Catch up with the new way introduced in 1.9 of specifying etcdir
- Bump PORTREVISION
Reported by: nemysis, adamw, firstname.lastname@example.com
- Make older make(1) happy
Reported by: bapt
- Add EXAMPLES option
- Mute portscout
- Update to 1.9a
PR: 187210 (based on)
Submitted by: adamw
- Chase compiler warning
- Fix segfault on "tmux info" due to broken strnvis(3), see
Reported by: Robert Simmons <email@example.com>
- Convert to staging
- Use new LIB_DEPENDS format
- Fixup some DEVELOPER errors
- Make more silent, no reason to have some commands echoed and not all.
PR: ports/183176
Submitted by: mat
Approved by: gahr (maintainer)
Add NO_STAGE all over the place in preparation for the staging support (cat:
- Fix a bug that caused tmux to unexpectedly underline all
characters when the status bar requests a bold color
Submitted by: Julio Merino <email@example.com>
Finish converting the whole ports tree to USES=pkgconfig
- Update to 1.8
Incompatible Changes
* layout redo/undo has been removed.
Normal Changes
* Add halfpage up/down bindings to copy mode.
* Session choosing fixed to work with unattached sessions.
* New window options window-status-last-{attr,bg,fg} to denote the last
window which was active.
* Scrolling in copy-mode now scrolls the region without moving the mouse
Do not depend on libevent if using static libevent
PR: ports/174706
Approved by: maintainer (gahr)
- Fix segfault / freeze when building against libevent2
- Bump PORTREVISION
Feature safe: yes
- Update to 1.7
Release notes:
Feature safe: yes
- Fix typo in BACKSPACE_DESC string
Submitted by: Derek Wood <firstname.lastname@example.com>
- Add build dependency on pkgconf
Reported by: Gleb Kozyrev <firstname.lastname@example.com> (via private email)
- Simplify libevent flags [1]
- Use new OPTIONS framework
Submitted by: Jan Beich <firstname.lastname@example.com>
- Change ${LN} to ${INSTALL_DATA} when installing bash completion script
- Update to 1.6
- Install bash completion script [1]
Submitted by: Adam Weinberger <email@example.com>
- Add LDFLAGS to CONFIGURE_ENV and MAKE_ENV (as it was done with LDFLAGS)
- Fix all ports that add {CPP,LD}FLAGS to *_ENV to modify flags instead
Submitted by: myself
Exp-runs by: pav
Approved by: pav
- Update to 1.5
- Take maintainship
- Do not link against librt if not needed
Submitted by: email@example.com
Enhanced by: Pan Tsu <email@example.com>
- add support for the #h status line special char to print to hostname of the
localhost without the domain name
Submitted by: email@example.com
Approved by: wen@ (maintainer)
Add LICENSE.
work/tmux-1.4/NOTES:simple, modern, BSD-licensed alternative to programs such as
GNU screen.
- Fix build when CFLAGS is set in /etc/make.conf
PR: ports/157918
Submitted by: Grzegorz Blach <email@example.com>
- Fix tmux.conf location [1]
- Support libevent2 [1]
- Add an option to use patch-tty-key.c [2]
PR: ports/155909 [1],
ports/153942 [2]
Submitted by: mm@ [1],
Brandon Low <email@example.com> [2],
firstname.lastname@example.com(via email) [2]
- Add LIBEVENT_STATIC to OPTIONS
PR: ports/155080
Submitted by: mm@
- Some cleanup in Makefile
Reported by: firstname.lastname@example.com
- Fix build when ${OSVERSION} < 702104 [1]
- Now set tmux build without #define HAVE_BROKEN_KQUEUE as default and an
PR: ports/154485 [1]
Submitted by: Mike Stupalov <firstname.lastname@example.com> [1]
- Mark BROKEN when ${OSVERSION} < 702104
Reported by: QAT@
Feature safe: yes
- Disable build with kqueue on all FreeBSD version to avoid run error.
Reported by: garga@ (via Email)
Thanks to: email@example.com
- Only apply the patch of configure on FreeBSD8 and 9
Submitted by: firstname.lastname@example.com (via email)
- Update to 1.4
Submitted by: email@example.com (via Email)
- Force using kqueue since FreeBSD 6.x is now EOL [1]
- Fix urgent signal for window manager [2]
- Remove MD5 [2]
PR: ports/152765 [1]
ports/153348 [2]
Submitted by: Mark Felder <firstname.lastname@example.com> [1]
Renato Botelho <firstname.lastname@example.com> [2]
- Update to 1.3
PR: ports/148835 [1]
ports/149187 [2]
Submitted by: Frederic Culot <email@example.com> [1]
Jin-Sih Lin <firstname.lastname@example.com> [2]
Approved by: wen@ (he is on vacation)
Update libevent to 1.4.14b
PR: ports/147723
Approved by: maintainer (timeout)
- Fix the bug that tmux don't assume \177 as backspace char
PR: ports/140339
Submitted by: Anonymous <email@example.com>
- Fix run error when using zsh or sh as shell [1][2]
- Fix build error with custom LOCALBASE
PR: ports/145349 [1]
ports/144760 [2]
Submitted by: Ryan Steinmetz <firstname.lastname@example.com> [1],
Erwan david <email@example.com> [2]
- Update to 1.2
PR: ports/144685
Submitted by: Jan Henrik Sylvester <email@example.com>
- Remove unneeded files
- Update to 1.1
- Reduce "noise" (textual output) during install
- Replace files/patch-configure with ${REINPLACE_CMD} in Makefile
- Replace pkg-plist with definition of PLIST_FILES, PORTDOCS and PORTEXAMPLES in
PR: ports/140323
Submitted by: Sahil Tandon <firstname.lastname@example.com>
- Add missing examples file
PR: ports/139675
Submitted by: Shane Bell <email@example.com>
Approved by: miwi(mentor)
- Update to 1.0 [1]
- Fix the build error on FreeBSD-6 [2]
- Update my mail address to FreeBSD
PR: ports/139044
Submitted by: Sunpoet Po-Chuan Hsieh <firstname.lastname@example.com> [1]
Anonymous <firstname.lastname@example.com> [2]
Approved by: miwi(mentor)
Thanks to: cy@, JIa-Shiun Li<email@example.com>,
Ollivier Robert<email@example.com>,
Nicolas Martyanoff <firstname.lastname@example.com>
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Published on May 18, 2017
Hendersonville, N.C. – Pardee UNC Health Care announced today that Milton Butterworth has been named manager of community health, effective July 1, 2017. In this new position, Butterworth will represent Pardee as a member of the Henderson County Partnership for Health and will manage a $450,000 Healthy People, Healthy Carolinas grant from The Duke Endowment. In January, Pardee was awarded the grant to help improve health in Henderson County. The Henderson County Partnership for Health, a diverse group of community organizations working collaboratively to improve community health, is now one of 15 coalitions in The Duke Endowment's Healthy People, Healthy Carolinas initiative.
Butterworth joins Pardee from Blue Ridge Health (BRH), where he served as the chief development officer. "Over the years, Milton has worked tirelessly to develop the collaborative culture we pride ourselves on today," said Dr. Richard Hudspeth, chief executive officer and chief medical officer at Blue Ridge Health, "While he will be missed, we couldn't be happier about the opportunity to continue working with him to improve population health in this collaborative way."
Pardee and BRH have been longstanding community partners and are strategically aligned to address medical care access in Western North Carolina through the medical residency program and clinic access. "Like both Pardee and Blue Ridge Health, Milton believes everyone deserves the opportunity to be healthy," said Johnna Reed, chief administrative officer for Pardee UNC Health Care. "We are pleased that he will lead our initiatives to improve health for Henderson County residents."
Healthy People, Healthy Carolinas is an initiative of The Duke Endowment. The program takes a bold approach to addressing chronic health issues, such as unhealthy weight, diabetes and heart disease while placing an emphasis on coalition building. As the awardee of this grant, Pardee is proud to have been selected to coordinate with the Henderson County Partnership for Health's interdisciplinary group of leaders from a wide spectrum of community organizations. Participating communities will continuously share and learn from each other as part of a unique learning collaborative. To learn more about the program, take a look at this article.
Based in Charlotte, N.C., and established in 1924 by industrialist and philanthropist James B. Duke, The Duke Endowment is a private foundation that strengthens communities in North Carolina and South Carolina by nurturing children, promoting health, educating minds and enriching spirits. Since its founding, it has awarded more than $3 billion in grants.
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A man possessed by a demon asked Jesus, "What have you to do with us, Jesus of Nazareth? Have you come to destroy us?" (Mark 1:24).
Reflecting on this encounter, we are reminded of how habitual sinful behavior takes us captive and begins to control us. Even those of who are otherwise "good people" can have our weaknesses exploited by our old adversary, the devil. We call such weakness "concupiscence" - a chink in our armor where, unguarded, sin can enter and take root if we let it.
Habitual sin can bring us to a point of not wanting to have anything to do with Jesus of Nazareth. We would rather be left alone in our sin. We do not want to be challenged, we seek loopholes to rationalize and begin to regard the good teachings of the Church as mere opinions.
Rooted in our sin, we begin to identify ourselves with it and believe that we need it or cannot live without it. At this point, sin brings fear. When friends, loved ones, or our Church confront us with the truth, our souls, knowing how painful letting go will be, respond in fear, "Have you come to destroy us?"
The Church, however, is our Mother, our greatest ally, and only seeks to destroy our sin through the healing power of Christ, who created her. In the Church we have the power to be truly free to reach our divine potential, moving beyond sin and fear to love and holiness.
The good news is that we are never alone. The Church is a hospital for sinners filled with every remedy you need for sin. We call these remedies Sacraments, by which we are healed and become ministers to one another. Together, let us courageously leave our sin and live according to the teachings of Christ and His Church welcoming all who need to know the love and freedom only Christ can offer.


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- Actors: Camilla Belle, Steven Strait
- Directors: Roland Emmerich
- Format: AC-3, Blu-ray, Color, Dolby, Dubbed, NTSC, Subtitled, Widescreen
- Language: English
- Subtitles: English, French, Spanish
- Dubbed: French, Spanish
- Region: Region A/1 (Read more about DVD/Blu-ray formats.)
- Aspect Ratio: 2.35:1
- Number of discs: 1
- Rated: PG-13 (Parental Guidance Suggested)
- Studio: Warner Home Video
- DVD Release Date: June 24, 2008
- Run Time: 109 minutes
Editorial Reviews
The filmmaker who launched a UFO invasion in Independence Day and unleashed the forces of global warming in The Day After Tomorrow now unveils a new day of adventure, a time when mammoths shake the earth and mystical spirits shape human fates. Roland Emmerich directs 10,000 BC, the eye-filling tale of the first hero. That hero is young hunter DLeh (Steven Strait), set out on a bold trek to rescue his kidnapped beloved (Camilla Belle) and fulfill his prophetic destiny. Hell face an awesome saber-toothed tiger. Cross uncharted realms. Form an army. And uncover an advanced but corrupt Lost Civilization. There, he will lead a fight for liberation and become the champion of the time when legend began.


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|AP Hebert Lock (46), Devizes
Devizes Flight is partially closed until April 14th
BW have issued a notice saying that the Caen Hill Flight is open again. Well that is true - the Caen Hill flight of locks is open — but through navigation of the Devizes Flight is not possible because of the emergency stoppage to replace the failed wooden bottom gates on AP Herbert Lock (46) which is expected to be finished on 14th April.
Reading: County Lock (106)
The floating pontoon at the entrance to County Lock is in a very unsafe state — BW have taken steps to prevent its use. Do not attempt to use it.
Crofton Flight (lock 60)
One of the ground paddles is still out of action.
Great Bedwyn Church Lock (64)
One of the ground paddles is still out of action - as it has been for 3 years.
Crofton waterpoint
Still out of action because of contamination. The nearest water is at Great Bedwyn Wharf or below Wootton Rivers Lock (51)
Great Bedwyn Wharf
A contractor has left a wide beam dumb barge on the waterpoint/pump out at Great Bedwyn Wharf — BW are aware.
Pump outs
There are no reported problems with the BW pump outs on the canal.
A dumb barge moored on the water point/pump out by
Great Bedwyn bridge
Cards for BW pump-outs can be bought for £10 each from:
• Aldermaston Wharf Canal Centre
• Frouds Bridge Marina
• Bev & Geoff's Pitstop, Newbury
• The Dundas Arms Hotel, Kintbury
• Tutti Pole Tea Room, Hungerford
• Great Bedwyn Post Office
• The Waterfront, Pewsey Wharf
• The Canal Centre, Devizes Wharf
• The Caen Hill Café, Devizes
• Foxhanger Canal Holidays, Devizes
• The Boatyard, Trowbridge
• ABC Leisure Group, Trowbridge
• Sally Boats, Bradford On Avon
• The Bath and Dundas Canal Co., Somerset Coal Canal
• Bath Narrowboats
For contact details for these businesses go to: www.kacanaltimes.co.uk where they are listed under canal services.


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A builder who breached his planning permission must pull down his village house – much to the delight of his neighbours.
Graham Baldwin began building the property in Chestnut Leys, Steeple Claydon, in August 2013, after gaining planning permission in 2012, and it is now nearly completed.
But Mr Baldwin, of Grendon Underwood, has now been served with an Enforcement Notice by planners at Aylesbury Vale District Council (AVDC) saying the build has breached planning control.
The notice says the property is too high and the garage is too close to the road.
And it requires him to demolish both house and garage, including the foundations, within the next six months.
The house has been built on a vacant piece of land between two existing houses in the close.
In a letter of objection to AVDC, one neighbour said Mr Baldwin and his colleagues "attempt to exploit the system, use questionable building methods and ignore all rules and regulations of the planning process.
"This has now called into question, certainly within the community within Chestnut Leys, the reasons we have planning regulations when this construction can be allowed to proceed, flout the terms of the planning permission that was granted and get away with all he has."
Another neighbour told the Advertiser the entire process had been "a nightmare".
Mr Baldwin applied for planning permission for an amended design in July 2014, and the application was opposed by his neighbours in Chestnut Leys, as well as by Steeple Claydon Parish Council and by warddistrict councillor John Chilver.
Residents said the plans submitted did not reflect where the building is sited, and the design did not not match the drawings.
There are also disputes over ownership of the land.
This newspaper contacted Mr Baldwin but he did not wish to comment.


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The Women's Rights Movement (1848-1998) The Women's Rights Movement was and continues to be one of the most incredible and inspirational series of events to occur in Australia
The Sex Discrimination Act 1984 makes sex discrimination against the law. The Act gives effect to Australia's obligations under the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women and parts of International Labour Organisation Convention 156. Its major objectives are to:
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The Nineteen Fifties and Sixties
The immediate response to the end of the war was one of delirious joy and relief.
People poured into the streets when peace was announced to sing, dance, cry and to kiss and hug absolute strangers. Peace brought an end to agonising tensions, to shortages, to the separations, and the long hours of work. The urgency of returning to "normality" gripped many like a fever. There was a boom in babies and marriages.
For most women the blessings in the years that followed were mixed indeed. The trend to shift many more women in paid work into the textile and clothing industries started before the war ended, and this continued. Women who had been metalworkers and ironworkers in aircraft and munitions factories found that their man's jobs and man's pays disappeared. "Rosie the Riveters" went back to waiting on tables at not quite pre-war levels of pay. "Equal pay" was reduced to 75%...


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Designing a Telescope to Detect Alien Life — Astrobiology Magazineon February 19, 2013 at 4:44 pm
Artist concept of an array of flux collectors.
Credit: Copyright C. Göksu / University of Leiden
A possible design for the Terrestrial Planet Finder.
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Artist's conception of the European Extremely Large Telescope.
Credit: European Southern Observatory
Designing a Telescope to Detect Alien Life
Source: Leiden University press release
Alien Life
Posted: 02/19/13
Summary: Astronomers have published a new study that claims it could be possible to detect signs of extraterrestrial life within the next 25 years – and without the need for a space mission.
Astronomers from Leiden University and the Netherlands Institute for Space Research (SRON) think it may be possible to detect signs of extraterrestrial life within the next 25 years, without the need for a space mission. Their article about this will be published in The Astrophysical Journal.
New method
Astronomers have speculated for decades about how observations of exoplanets could provide proof of extraterrestrial life. They can already observe certain gases that are exhaled by organisms in the atmospheres of exoplanets, planets orbiting stars other than our sun. This idea, which has been around since the 1960s, has now been linked to a new observation method that uses relatively cheap flux collectors, large reflecting telescopes.
Research into the presence of oxygen
About 20% of the Earth's atmosphere consists of oxygen. The gas is present because plants produce enormous quantities of it during photosynthesis. Without this biological activity, oxidation would soon cause all oxygen to disappear from our atmosphere. If oxygen were detected in the atmosphere of an Earth-like exoplanet, this could therefore be a first indication of extraterrestrial life.
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I'm going to keep this short. I'm writing this on July 29, and if you live in New York City, LA, or Washington DC you owe it to yourself to see "The Act of Killing," Directed by Joshua Oppenheimer, this week.
It's only playing in town for a week it's only playing through Mid-August in LA, so don't put it off. See it on the big screen. See it with an audience. Pay to see it.
Find out if it's playing near you and go see it.
It's a documentary revealing such profound contradictions in the human mind and of such immense power that I cannot shake the experience of it out of my head. Here's the trailer:
It's hard to comment on the profundity of this film after seeing it, so I'll let two of its producers – Errol Morris and Werner Herzog – do the talking:
On this blog, I yak a lot about tech, storytelling from my limited point of view, and my personal narrative philosophy for what little it's worth – but "The Act of Killing" is something different.
To me this film is one of the most perfect marriages of art, technique, storytelling, comedy, farce, and truth that I've personally seen in years. I'd put it up with documentaries like Frederich Wiseman's "Titicut Follies" and Errol Morris' "Mr. Death" in the way it reveals our humanity through people most of us would find difficult to relate to – and it somehow effortlessly manages to work in threads of irony, Grand Guignol (a fancy French term for "blood-soaked theater), camp, symbolism, farce, surrealism, and absurdism in ways that few films (much less documentaries) are able to do when they try.
The story revolves a man named Anwar Congo, who became a national hero in Indonesia as a member of a famous death squad who (by his own account) personally executed over 1,000 "Communists" (and ethnic Chinese… And whomever the newspapers decried as a communist) during a military overthrow of the Indonesian government between 1965 and 1966. Conflating the term "gangster" to mean "free man," Congo along with his peers went on to found the right-wing paramilitary organization The Pancasila Youth, which currently boasts over three million members who lionize the exploits Anwar and the genocide in the 1960's.
In making the documentary the filmmakers found that the murderers themselves were so proud of their exploits in the military takeover that they were willing to participate in a movie reenacting what they'd done.
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They'd eventually learn that agents of Demogorgon had showed up and taken the heroes away. They brought them to a prison in Demogorgon's realm. The prison is known as Divided's Ire, and it is massively detailed in Dungeon Magazine #147.
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(Jessie) Bidam - Platinum-Scaled Dragonborn Fighter
(George) Theran - Elf Wizard
You might remember that Theran has a "side vagina", a little pocket in his abdomen where he keeps a ball of magical energy that stores his memory. You might also remember that wayyyy back when the group got in that epic fight with the genie in Limbo, that Renbuu the Slaad lord had quietly altered this ball as a prank.
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Two stealthy individuals creep up to the group's cell. It's their friend Fall from Grace and Wesley Powderbottom, the cherub who speaks in a widdle baby voice. They break the heroes out. They had gone on a quest to obtain Desert's Night, a flower that cures Styx amnesia. Bidam has his memory back!
Theran and Bidam learn that they've been in prison for a few weeks, and an army of their friends have come to save them. The group would eventually learn that Selinza the cat lady SOLD HER SOUL to Dispater's wife to find the location of Theran. Selinza loves Theran, but Theran gives her the stiff arm every time she makes a move. It's outrageous.
The heroes need their stuff! They have truckloads of magic items! Where are they? It turns out that this prison is broken up into wards and is run by powerful prisoners. The leaders divvied up the items.
So the heroes creep around, looking for ways to get their stuff back.
I had noted in a earlier recap that Jessie likes to "push buttons" and I had thought I should purposely put wacky stuff in my adventures for her to do this with. So... since my campaign is stupid.. Bidam found a Demogorgon throne radiating magic. Demogorgon's whole thing is having two head, right? Many of his minions have two heads. So Bidam sits on the throne and transforms.
You may recall that Bidam has four balls and a weiner with a dragon head on it. Now it has TWO DRAGON HEADS. I can't express to you the joy that this development brought the group. Jessie pointed out that she could now fire TWO laser beams of healing from her double dong. Achievement unlocked!
The heroes met forgotten concubines of Demogorgon and learned some stuff. They got two bad guys to fall in love with each other and got some of their gear back. As things progressed, the heroes freed prisoners and ended up with a small army of allies, rampaging through the prison looking for gear and a way home.
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- Yantz Cogburn: A devil who talks like Morgan Freeman. I looked up a bunch of Morgan Freeman quotes and read them at appropriate times. The impression was apparently so bad that TO THIS DAY the group doesn't know it's a Morgan Freeman parody.
- Amarysse: An angel who is basically Mary Poppins. I love doing a Mary Poppins voice.
- Prophyra: A rebellious demon teenager. he was the breakout "star" of this group. She kept saying "you're not my dad!" and clearly, she needed a dad. The group broke through her crusty exterior and ended up bringing her to live with Bazuuma and Bidam's two dragon kids. Bidam's teenage son has a crush on her.


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Showing the work in progress! I'm fairly new to graphic design, but I've got all kinds of tough skin and just wanna get better. So let me have it!
"Regan Family Crest"
Started by doing the typical research; web searches and calls home to mom to get a nice set of iconic concepts and ideas for my composition.
Of course, these notes are all taken in my trusty FIELD NOTES memo book (This one is "Night Sky" book 3: Late Summer). All product pitches aside - I've wasted too much time with other note/memobooks that fall apart and that I have no attachment to. Give Field Notes a try, people!
The reseach phase notes:
We're an Irish family, with a heavy focus on family because - as the sadly all too common story goes - that's all that we had. Still, every story that's told is a postive one, and as my mom tells it - that has everything to do with the community of the church and the strength and unity of their extended family. Anyways - everyone go stop reading this and call your mom. That was honestly the best part of my project - making that phone call.
I'm keeping much of the details to myself (being Irish, that shouldn't be a surprise), but the icons or quadrants I chose to move forward with were:
Here are a few pictures of the process and my workspace - something I tried hard to do the "right way." This project's biggest takeaway for me? Keeping things "live" and showing the evolution of a project. I'll never go back to my old ways.
And finally, here is where I'll keep the image of my most recent working draft. I hope to call this "done" within a few days.
Most Recent Draft:
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