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UPDATE: E! Online has coverage and photos available from the wedding of WWE world heavyweight champion Daniel Bryan and Brie Bella, who are also both featured on the E! reality series Total Divas.
You can check out a recap and mpre photos from the wedding at the above link.
ORIGINAL: WWE World Heavyweight Champion Daniel Bryan and WWE Diva Brie Bella were married on Friday at a "country rustic" wedding at the L'Auberge Resort in Arizona.
Fellow WWE Superstars and Divas John Cena, Cesaro, Nikki Bella, Tyson Kidd and Jimmy Uso were all in attendance. Nikki served as her twin sister's maid of honor.
According to E!, Brie wore a Katie May wedding dress and Yves Saint Laurent heels–a gift from twin sister Nikki Bella.
"Nikki won't allow me to wear TOMS with my dress so she got me YSL heels," Brie admitted. "Even though I have always wanted to get married barefooted."
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Island VibeThe perfect scent for summer. Teenagers are wearing the entire Island Vibe collection as the latest must have! Scents come and go with the season but this is a definate must return every year! — 9 years, 1 month agobettyboopchic36 | 5 reviews
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On the Island!I really like this stuff. My mother in law bought this for me as a gift and I love it. I love the smell...it takes you to the island. My daughter loves to wear it too, shes 5. She loves the coconut scent. Its $15.00 and i think thats reasonable for what you are getting. — 9 years, 3 months agomommalimond | 3 reviews
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STAGES St. Louis Presents Disney's SLEEPING BEAUTY, Now thru 6/29
STAGES St. Louis brings to life another beloved Princess in Disney's Sleeping Beauty (today, June 18 - June 29), performed at the Skip Viragh Center for the Arts at Chaminade College Preparatory School.Disney's classic fairy tale is retold on stage in a magical production full of breathtaking dance and the glorious music of Tchaikovsky, including the beautiful "Once Upon a Dream." With charming characters including regal royalty, slimy goons, as well as magical fairies and animal friends, Disney's Sleeping Beauty is a treasured treat guaranteed to enchant audiences!
Walt Disney's Sleeping Beauty graced the silver screen in 1959 as the sixteenth animated film in Disney's classic series. Based on Charles Perrault's literary tale, "Sleeping Beauty in the Wood," Sleeping Beauty marked the final Disney adaptation of a classic fairy tale (after Disney's death, the studio returned to the genre in 1989 with The Little Mermaid). In 2014, the famed princess story returned to the screen with a darker film, Maleficent, now retold through the perspective of the 1959 Disney film's iconic villain. With the movie currently in theatres, the stage production of Disney's Sleeping Beauty presents the perfect opportunity to introduce families to the original fairy tale.
Born into a wondrous world of beauty, song, and privilege, sweet Princess Aurora cannot escape the spell cast upon her by the evil sorceress Maleficent. By sunset on her sixteenth birthday, the young princess is fated to prick her finger on the cursed spindle and fall into a long deep slumber, only to be awakened by true love's kiss. With a little hocus-pocus from the enchanted wands of the adoring fairies Flora, Fauna, and Merryweather, the spellbound Prince Phillip rescues his love and all their dreams come true!
St. Louis Actress Berklea Going stars as the beloved Princess Aurora. Going performed her first role at STAGES at the age of ten and has performed in numerous regional theatres throughout the country. Later this summer she can be seen in The Muny's production of Hello, Dolly!
St. Louis Actor Charlie Ingram returns to STAGES as Prince Phillip. Ingram last appeared in STAGES 2012 production of The Sound of Music. A recent graduate of The Conservatory of Theatre Arts at Webster University, he was most recently in their production of Into the Woods.
St. Louis Actress Morgan Amiel Faulkner makes her STAGES debut as Maleficent. Recent credits include A Christmas Carol, Anything Goes, and the tour of The Man in Black Show, starring June Carter.
Rounding out the cast in alphabetical order are Stephen Barnowski (Court Gentleman), Brennan Caldwell (Snitch), Lois Enders (Court Lady), Laura Ernst (Flora), John Flack (King Stefan), Cole Hoefferle (Young Prince Phillip), Erik Keiser (Grub), Jonathan Kwock (Court Gentleman), Laurie McConnell (Fauna), Lauren Roesner (Queen Stefanie), April Strelinger (Merryweather), Lara Turek (Court Lady/Bluebird), and Whit Reichert (King Hubert).
The creative team for the production includes: Michael Hamilton (Direction), Steve Bourneuf (Choreography), Lisa Campbell Albert (Musical Direction), Jason Coale (Scenic Design), Jeff Shearer (Costume Design), Paul Centner Tilson (Lighting Design), Stuart M. Elmore (Orchestral Design).
Single ticket prices range from $19-$23. Price includes fun pre-show activities one hour prior to the start of the show. The STAGES Theatre for Young Audiences productions perform at the Skip Viragh Center for the Arts at Chaminade College Preparatory school located at 425 S. Lindbergh Blvd., St. Louis, MO. For more information or to purchase tickets call 314-821-2407 or visit www.StagesStLouis.org.
STAGES St. Louis is the region's foremost not-for-profit company committed to preserving and advancing the art form of Musical Theatre through excellence in performance and education. In 2014, STAGES celebrates its 28th year of producing Broadway-quality theatre, presenting more than 200 performances from April through October to more than 75,000 patrons.


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Beyonce, John Legend, Maxwell, Lionel Richie and Ne-Yo are among the headliners for the 15th annual Essence Music Festival. The three-day event takes play in New Orleans over the Fourth of July weekend (okay, the music won't be the only thing that's hot)
Tickets go on sale today and are as low as $51 for a single-day ticket up to $545 for all three days.
The 2009 ESSENCE MUSIC FESTIVAL day-by-day line-up (as of 3/26) is as follows:
Friday, July 3: Main stage: Beyoncé, John Legend, Ne-Yo, Salt N Pepa, DJ Soul Sister, Superlounges: Eric Benet, Sharon Jones & the Dap Kings, Solange, Sierra Leone Refugee All Stars, Keri Hilson, Marva Wright, Big Sam's Funky Nation, Preservation Hall Jazz Band Revue, Dwele DJ Captain Charles, DJ Jubilee, DJ Dynamite Dave Soul and DJ EF Cuttin.
Saturday, July 4: Main stage: Maxwell, Anita Baker, Robin Thicke, Charlie Wilson, Jazmine Sullivan, DJ Soul Sister, Superlounges: Ledisi, Janelle Monae, Zap Mama, Irvin Mayfield, Dan Dyer, Little Freddie King, DJ Captain Charles, DJ Jubilee, DJ Dynamite Dave Soul and DJ EF Cuttin.
Sunday, July 5: Main stage: Maze featuring Frankie Beverly, Lionel Richie, Al Green, Teena Marie, En Vogue, DJ Soul Sister, Superlounges: Raphael Saadiq, Lalah Hathaway, Melanie Fiona, Ryan Leslie, Blind Boys of Alabama, The Knux, Trombone Shorty and Orleans Ave All Stars, Rebirth Brass Band, DJ Captain Charles, DJ Jubilee, DJ Dynamite Dave Soul and DJ EF Cuttin.


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11727 North Lake RdTomahawk, WI 54487MLS #155605
- 4beds
- 1baths
- 0.4acres
- 1,038sq ft
- BURROWSLake
Active O/C $150,000
Est. P&I payment: $572.9/mo
Description for 11727 North Lake Rd, Tomahawk, WI 54487
Burrows Lake cabin! This property has four bedrooms, one bathroom, and a two car detached garage. Burrows Lake is a 156 acre lake, known for panfish, and bass fishing. Sit back and enjoy the large yard, and great waterfront views. The best part is, you can swim right from your dock! Come out and take a look at this one before it's too late!
Burrows Lake cabin! This property has four bedrooms, one bathroom, and a two car detached garage. Burrows Lake is a 156 acre lake, known for panfish, and bass fishing. Sit back and enjoy the large yard, and great waterfront views. The best part is, you can swim right from your dock! Come out and take a look at this one before it's too late!
My Notes for MLS #155605
General Features
- Property Type: Single Family Det
- Style/Design: Ranch,Cottage/Cabin,1 Story
- Total Square Feet: 1,038
- Acres: 0.4
Exterior Features
- Exterior Features: Pier/Dock
- Exterior Finish: Vinyl
- Roofing Materials: Composition Shingles
- Construction Material: Frame/Stick,Year Round
- Lot Features: Lake Front,Level,Open Space,Park Setting,Rural Setting,Water View,Quiet Area,Recreation Nearby,Drive
- Lot Size in Square Feet: 17,424
- Lake Size in Acres: 156
- Shoreline: Sand,Gravel
- Water Frontage in Feet: 126
- Parking Types: 2 Car,Detached,Addl Parking Avail
- Number of Parking Spaces: 2
Interior Features
- Interior Features: Furnishings-Negotiable,Window Coverings
- 1st Floor Square Feet: 1,038
- Fireplace/Stove Types: Wood,Brick
- Number of Fireplaces: 1
- Number of Bedrooms: 4
- Number of Bathrooms: 1
- Number of Full Baths: 1
- Attic: Scuttle
- Flooring: Vinyl,Carpeting
Utilities Features
- Utilities/Services: Circuit Breakers
- Sewer Utilities: Holding Tank
- Water Heater: Electric
- Water Utilities: Point/Driven
- Appliances/Chattels: Refrigerator,Oven/Range-Electric
- Fuel: Electric,Wood
Financial Features
- Amount of Taxes: 1,831
Community Features
- County: Oneida
- Township: ON Little Rice
- Lake Name: BURROWS
- Access Road: Paved Road,Driveway - Gravel
School Features
- Elementary School: LI Tomahawk
- Middle School: LI Tomahawk
- High School: LI Tomahawk
Misc Features
- Foundation: Slab
- Zoning: Residential
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The listing information for 11727 North Lake Rd, Tomahawk, WI 54487 was graciously provided by our friends at the listing brokerage, CENTURY 21 BEST WAY REALTY
Please Note: All information in this site is deemed reliable but not guaranteed. The property information provided on Eliason Realty of the North, LLC's websites is for personal, non-commercial use only and may not be used for any purpose other than to identify prospective properties consumers may be interested in purchasing. Property information is gathered from third-party resources including the seller and public records. Eliason Realty of the North, LLC, Onjax, LLC, its affiliates, owners, subsidiaries and subscribers disclaim any and all representations or warranties as to the accuracy or reliability of the information provided. You should verify all claims through personal inspection and/or contact with the appropriate real estate professionals.
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Open Source Tripwire
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|Tripwire, Inc.
|Stable release
22.214.171.124 / 24 April 2016
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|Linux, all POSIX/UNIX Systems
|Security, Monitoring, HIDS
|GNU General Public License
Open Source Tripwire is a free software security and data integrity tool useful for monitoring and alerting on specific file change(s) on a range of systems. The project is based on code originally contributed by Tripwire, Inc. in 2000.
Open Source Tripwire functions as a host-based intrusion detection system. Rather than attempting to detect intrusions at the network interface level (as in network intrusion detection systems), Open Source Tripwire detects changes to file system objects.
When first initialized, Open Source Tripwire scans the file system as directed by the administrator and stores information on each file scanned in a database. At a later date the same files are scanned and the results compared against the stored values in the database. Changes are reported to the user. Cryptographic hashes are employed to detect changes in a file without storing the entire contents of the file in the database.
While useful for detecting intrusions after the event, it can also serve many other purposes, such as integrity assurance, change management, and policy compliance.
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Season Occurring: Summer
Notice: The author would like to apologize for her absence. Due to her sickness she couldn't move very much. And the new semester doesn't help much either.
Disclaimer: TotW:RM and its characters belongs to Namco.
"Sei…, YAH!"
"Aqua Edge!"
Battle cries and the sound of combat could be heard from inside the world tree as the duo continues to fight. Genis took the liberty of casting while Layla took the job of keeping the Rhinossus away from the mage.
The girl swiped down her staff with all her might to one Rhinossus head as it roared in pain and slowly dissipates into stardust. The girl had no time for relax as she felt force her on her back, sending the girl away and painfully landed on her face, mostly her right cheek.
Layla tried her fastest to stand up, and her attention quickly brought to the unaware mage. The Rhinossus are advancing towards Genis with dangerous speed. Layla quickly positioned herself into spelling stance.
"Those who ignore the divine force shall burn! Fireball!"
She chanted almost too quickly as three rather large fireballs flies to the Rhinossus, stopping the Rhinossus in its track. As if on cue, Genis had finally finished his spell.
Jet of water shot out from the ground enveloped the Rhinossus. When the water dies down, the Rhinossus also disappear.
Layla wiped the beads of sweat that trailed down from her forehead, and she realizes that her glove is in shamble. She frowned, she have to throw it away later and buy another pair of glove another day.
"I think that's the last of them, let's head back to town!" Genis said with a grin.
"Yes, I suppose so. Mormo, if you will—Mormo?" Layla looked around with confusion and realized that she hasn't caught any glimpse of Mormo during the battle. Looked around with slight panic welled up inside her mind, she finally sighed with relief when she sees Mormo flies towards them without any harm.
"Mormo! Where have you been? Don't tell me you've been hiding in this whole time!" Genis said and stomped his feet.
Mormo only smiled sheepishly and scratched his head, "Hahaha…Well? What do you expect? I can barely fight anyway…"
Layla unconsciously gripped her rod harder until her knuckle turned white.
Yes, she must do her best to save her world…
…Along with the others…
For Mormo's sake…
For her people's sake…
…For the World Tree…
'I must get stronger…To protect my world, the World Tree…' She thought 'But perhaps I should fill myself with more knowledge of the ancients, they should have enough information about The World Tree…But will I have enough time to do that?'
'Ah, no…I might not have enough time for that…'
"Layla did you hear me?"
'But again…'
'Maybe I should…'
"Genis, that wouldn't do. Watch me, I have found a way to tap Layla out from her little daydreaming!" The Yaoon Descender jabbed his paw to his chest and smirked. He flew to Layla's earshot and shouted.
After the said sentence spoken, Layla instantly readied her staff with awareness. "Where?!" She practically screamed and realized few seconds later it was another Mormo's attempt to snap her out for her bad habit that she has found out, to be lost in thought. She sighed, and lowered her staff. "…Again? Could you find another way but that?" She then shivered at the thought of flying spider.
Genis laughed in the background, "Hahaha! Apparently not Layla! C'mon, let's go back to town! It's lunch time already!" He then wiped some tears from his eyes.
Layla subconsciously puffed her cheeks a little but agreed.
She later made a mental a mental note that she must be a little more composed than now.
"Ahh…, It's soooooooo hoooooottttt…"
Layla glanced to the boy that whined how hot the current temperature is. She had to admit that she is feeling rather uncomfortable with the heat of the blazing sun. A Descender sitting on top of her head is not helping at all.
Trying to brighten the mood, Layla finally speak first. "…Let's proceed on reporting the quest and get ourselves some lunch."
The boy looked up to the girl with squinted eyes due to the brightness, "That's exactly what I want to do but…Is it just me or is the panorama seems to be all…squiggly?"
Layla raised her eyebrow at this, 'Is it that bad?' she thought to herself. Maybe Genis is just exaggerating about the heat. She shook her head a little. No, she has to admit it that the panoramas are all squiggly.
"We are…. almost….there…!" Genis wheezed when the guild came into view.
He SLOWLY opened the door and stepped in to the rather cool Guild and walks over to the chairs and fell onto them. Behind him Layla trotted, looking rather better than Genis. She walked to the counter where Raine was staring rather worryingly at her little sibling. Layla coughed into her to gather Raine's attention to her.
"Professor Raine, I have finished the quest that concerning about the Rhinossus from Genis. We only received minor injuries, excluding the heat affecting Genis." Layla said with flat look.
"She…did…A got job…for a newcomer…" Genis said with exhaustion in his voice.
"Ah? Really? I should really say thank you for helping Genis, Layla." Raine said softly and patted Layla's head. The girl just blinked in surprise, this strange response didn't go unnoticed by Kratos.
"Ee..., I-I…Thank you.." She said a little too soft to be heard, not accustomed in this kind of affection.
"Nee, Raine. Isn't it a little too quiet? I mean, there's not much people come to post request compared to yesterday."
"Maybe it's because the summer has reached to the peak, the citizen must be avoiding the heat inside their house." Raine answered.
"Oh, well. That's means less work for both of us for today, Layla!" Genis stretched his body and stood up. "Oh, here's your reward for helping me." Genis handed out three books from his bag which Layla took with a nod.
Layla examines the book which titled, 'The History of Terresia', 'Spells and Incantation' and 'The Great Etelestia War'. Layla's face brightened up visibly, these books are just what she needs. "Huaaa…Thank very much! These books are the one that I've planned to look out in the spare time!" She said with bright smile.
Everyone in the room stared at the girl. They remembered the moment when she entered the Ad Libitum building for the first time, yesterday. A black haired girl with mismatched dazed eyes, lead by seemingly a flying fox. The emotion that she currently showed really contradicts what they thought her personality would be. The girl put the books inside her bag and smiled gratefully at Genis, she then turned to Raine.
"Is there any other available requests for today?"
"Eh? Well, there's not much since the citizen cannot even stand the heat for maybe a few minutes outside…" Raine answered.
"Tell me about it...I want to sit down first and cool myself before getting some lunch…" Genis groaned.
Mormo flew to her side, "Why don't we just go to the library first before lunch? Yesterday you said that you would like to check the library if there's any spare time." Layla punched in her hand at having remembered something. "Ah…Yes, I recall I have said so." She turned to Raine, "…May I..?"
"I don't see why not. After all, we couldn't test you if there is no quest." Raine nodded. " But, can you please pass this letter?" Raine handed Layla a letter which she took it carefully.
"To whom I should give this letter to?" Layla asked.
"To the one who owns the library, his name is Cheren Tenos."
"I…Can't see…THE FRICKIN LIBRARY!" Mormo howled.
Layla paid no mind to Mormo's protest, she is focused on going the right way to the library. Raine was not exaggerating about the heat. It is truly hot outside, no one was seen in the street. She walked rather fast, wanting to get to the library faster. Few seconds later, she could figure some of the library outline. She brought up her hand and pointed the library.
"…There's the libra-"
"-ry…." Layla sighed as she followed Mormo who just zoomed to the library. She slowly opened the door and let herself in. She was greeted by an unknown smell to her, as she inhaled her every breath she began to like the smell. She started to look around her surroundings. She saw tall shelves full of books every angle she looked. She walked further into the building and felt at ease. She didn't know why, but she love books. The first book she has ever read is the 'History of Terresia' which Mormo gave to her in order to her for understanding the history of her own world. Now, she began to wonder how come she managed to read the book if she has never saw any letters before reading the said book.
She passed alleys of shelves and stopped, in front of her, placing the books in the shelf was a young man who looked like in his early twenties. He has dark blue hair and wears a white and blue robe. He seemed to acknowledge Layla's presence and turned to her direction. When he looked to her direction, Layla finally noticed that he has a pair of blue eyes that gradually widen at her direction. She tilted her head, she is confused why would anyone looked surprised at seeing while herself were just born, when? Like…yesterday?
"Y, you…" The man spoke with a deep and husky voice.
"Yes…? My name is Layla, I'm here to deliver a lett-" Before she could finish her sentence she found herself being hugged by a person; the man to be precise.
"…ARE SO CUUUTEEE!" Perplexed by this action, Layla just stayed quiet while the man keeps saying about her 'adorable' features.
"Are you Cheren Tenos?" Layla asked between his rambling. The man finally stopped, one hand still on top of Layla's head. "I am, but you can call me Ren."
"Professor Raine asked me to deliver this letter to you." Layla said as she handed the letter. Ren took the letter and tore it open, eyes scanning the content of the letter. "Ah…I understand. Layla, isn't it? Would you like to borrow some book?" Ren asked while pocketed the letter. Layla answered with a simple nod. "I would like to…But I'm not sure what to borrow…" She said hesitantly.
Ren patted her head, "It's okay, what kind of information that you are looking for?" He said as he took Layla's hand in his. Layla was about to answer the question when Mormo appeared between the female Descender and the Librarian.
"She would need information about weapons and magic." He said with a smile.
Ren's eyes twitched, "…Heee? Is that so? Why would you know what she wants to read?"
"…Because I'm her GUARDIAN." Mormo upper lips twitched.
"MEH! A guardian of an adorable teen girl, in that small size? Doubt it!"
"Why you…! Stop calling me 'small'!"
"What should I call you then?! 'Tiny'?!"
" ! ! ! ! ! "
Between the childish ranting of the librarian and the Yaoon Descender, Layla slipped away to the other sector of bookshelf, looking through its title to find if there's any book that interesting in her opinion.
She found some category of books that Mormo mentioned earlier and some to her interest. 'Weapons and Armors: Basic', 'Spells and Incantations', 'Story of Wasteland and Forest and Magic', and 'Record of Flowers'. She stared at the four books before adjusting her arms in carrying the books. She was about to tell Ren what books that she will lend before her eyes landed on a display case in the far end of the shelves.
She slowly made her way to the display case and stopped momentarily. She blinked when she realized that there was a drawn circle glyph surrounding the display case. She shrugged it off because she found nothing odd about the glyph and keeps walking until she was exactly in the front of the display case. Inside the display case was a book that looks pretty old. She put the books in her arms to the table nearby. Slowly, her hand went to touch the display glass. The smooth surface felt nice to her skin, she stroked the surface a few times while examining the book. While stroking, she found a small lever that she thinks that for opening the display case.
She pulled down the lever, feeling a little strange since the lever didn't have smooth surface like the glass did. She opened the display case and held the book firmly in her hand. She took the book out of the case slowly and examined the title.
'Celeste di Fanthasm di Ignaite di Shinkaite di Galleon di Terra*'
Her eyebrows furrowed. 'What kind of language is this?' She opened the pages randomly and gasped in awe, the page contained difficult and complex glyph and incantations. She skimmed trough the other pages, mesmerized by the incantations. She kept skimming through the pages until she found a page that leads into different chapter from before.
'Rulia ne Hymn'
'Rulia…As in the hero of The Great Etelestia War?' She recalled the context of the history book in her head. She scanned through the chapter slowly.
'This way of writing…It's kind of difficult to figure it out at first, but…This is surely music notes…This one is…'
She hummed the melody in the first chapter.
"LITTLE-Wait…" The blue haired man shushed the flying fox(?) and went silent for a while. His eyes widened much to Mormo's confusion. "N-no way…It couldn't be…Is it?" He muttered and dashed to the sectors of bookshelves.
"H-hey! Where are you going!?" Mormo's shouted and chased him.
Layla huffed in annoyance. She couldn't figure some of the words. She found the melody quite interesting, and the choice of words was very deep. She closed the book and was about to put the back to its place. Considering it was placed in a secured display case AND circled by a glyph. She carefully placed the book and moved her hand to close the display case.
She tilted her head and saw Cheren stared at her with a flabbergasted gaze. She saw him walked rather quickly to her. She felt his hands grasped her arms, which she responded by a flinch.
"Layla…Di-did you read that book?" He asked seriously with a dead-on eye contact.
Layla felt a little scared by his seriousness and hesitantly nodded.
"Are you…hurt?"
Layla blinked in confusion, but she shook her head to answer nonetheless.
"…I…see…" Cheren muttered and let go of Layla's arm. In this moment, Mormo popped out from the corner.
"Hey! What was that about?!" He said, annoyed.
In a blink of an eye, Cheren serious demeanor changed, "SHUT IT! YOU'RE NOT SUPPOSED TO SHOUT IN A LIBRARY!" He snapped.
"OH YEAH?! THEN, DIDN'T YOU JUST SHOUTED?!" Mormo retorted.
Layla sighed at the commotion and went to pick up the book that she left on the nearby table. That, before she heard Cheren voice.
The said girl soon faced the librarian with a questioning look.
"Here, you may have this." He said while handing the book that just Layla read.
Layla hesitantly accepted the book. "…Are you sure? This book seems to be important…" She asked.
Cheren waved his hand in a dismissing gesture. "Nah…I'm just surprised you can touch the book."
"Never mind…so! Did you finally found the book you wanted?...I see…So you're gonna bring those…OK! Now, shall we go to the Guild?"
Layla blinked before nodded, she stored the books before walking away to the entrance with Mormo.
The librarian soon sighed after Layla was out of sight. He shifted his gaze from the direction to where Layla left to the display case, his eyes turned solemn.
"…So…It has begun…"
*I made up the title.
A.N: I'M SO SORRY FOR NOT UPDATING SO LOOOONGG! TT^TT I swear, this story is not in hiatus! It's just I can't find time to write it! Sorrrrryyyyy…..! ….Anyway…Reviews is highly appreciated!


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Following a rainbow through a dense forest, you finally spot a massive pot of gold. It's guarded by a leprechaun.
It hasn't spotted you yet. What do you do?
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as the Marines would say.....one shot.....one kill. take out the leprechaun.
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I obviously turn into a unicorn then attack.
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Run, leprechauns ARE evil!

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I don't think there is any legal repercussions for killing Leprechauns so I'd probably seek to kill and rob.
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steal some gold and run?
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Iraq forces look to claw back city from insurgents
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BAGHDAD (AP) -- Iraqi forces backed by tanks and helicopter gunships have started battling insurgents in Saddam Hussein's hometown of Tikrit, one of two major cities seized by Sunni militants during a rapid advance across the north earlier this month.

 There were conflicting reports as to how far the military advanced in its initial thrust toward the northern city. Residents said militants were still in control of the city by nightfall Saturday, while Iraqi security officials said troops had reached the outskirts and the provincial governor said they had pushed into the city itself.

 The government has presented the campaign as a rebound following weeks of demoralizing defeats at the hands of insurgents led by the al-Qaida breakaway Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant. The militants' surge across much of northern and western Iraq has thrown the country into its deepest crisis since U.S. troops withdrew in December 2011, and threatens to cleave the nation in three along sectarian and ethnic lines.

 If successful, the Tikrit operation could help restore a degree of faith in the security forces - as well as embattled Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki, who is fighting to keep his job.

 Saturday's fighting began before dawn with helicopter gunships carrying out airstrikes on insurgents who were attacking troops at a university campus on Tikrit's northern outskirts, Iraqi military spokesman Lt. Gen. Qassim al-Moussawi said. The government forces had established a bridgehead on the university's sprawling grounds after being airlifted in the previous day.

 Sporadic clashes continued throughout the day at the university. At the same time, several columns of troops pushed north toward Tikrit from Samarra, a city along the banks of the Tigris River and home to an important Shiite shrine, a senior security official said on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to brief the media.

 By sundown, Lt. Gen. Ahmed Abu Ragheef, a commander in the Salahuddin Operational Command, said a column of troops had reached the edge of Tikrit, while another had secured an air base that previously served as a U.S. military facility known as Camp Speicher.

 The governor of Salahuddin province, Ahmed Abdullah al-Jabouri, told The Associated Press that troops pushed into Tikrit itself, reaching the provincial council building.

 However, residents reached by telephone Saturday evening said militants were still in control of Tikrit, a predominantly Sunni city of more than 200,000, and patrolling the city's streets.

 They confirmed the clashes around the university, and reported fighting between the Islamic State and Iraqi forces to the southeast of the city as well. Some residents described black smoke rising from a presidential palace complex located along the edge of the Tigris River after army helicopters opened fire on the compound.

 They spoke on condition of anonymity out of concern for their safety.

 Many locals had already fled the city in anticipation of a government assault, said another Tikrit resident, Muhanad Saif al-Din.

 "Tikrit has become a ghost town because a lot of people left over the past 72 hours, fearing random aerial bombardment and possible clashes as the army advances toward the city," Saif al-Din said. "The few people who remain are afraid of possible revenge acts by Shiite militiamen who are accompanying the army. We are peaceful civilians and we do not want to be victims of this struggle."

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How scientific are my descriptions and impressions (blueberry, lime, etc.) that I detect in any wine and put in my reviews?
They are not, simply because I am not a machine of measurement. They are what I found and I post them as a guide for you.
In other words, such descriptions of fruit, wood, smoke, and so on are subjective, not objective.
And since everyone on earth has a different taste and smell sensorium, you will not always find precisely what I describe when you taste the wine. They are merely signposts and guides. I expect you to enjoy your own unique impressions.
For instance, if you hate eucalyptus in a Chilean red, then you know to avoid buying it after seeing it in my review.
Add to that the fact that a white wine yields different signals when icy, then goes through a series of phases giving different fruit as it warms to room temperature, and a red changes character as it breathes in your glass, and you realize such descriptors cannot be perfect. They are flickering spotlights in time.
I always love attending wine seminars because they highlight the changeling nature of our taste buds and the wines being tasted.
Take a whole room of wine sippers, none of whom picked up say, pineapple, in the white being tasted. Then the "expert" moderator sips the wine and pronounces "pineapple". Suddenly half the room finds pineapple in what they are sipping.
The power of suggestion? Yes, a bit. And also, sometimes a taste or smell is right under our noses and we do not recognize it until someone else points it out. Most of us have a relatively small working stable of smells and tastes from our daily life.
Wine critics who taste thousands of wines a year have an expanded vocabulary of aromas and flavours. But if we do not encounter an exotic flavour for a long time, it goes into a passive mode and gets buried in the brain. It takes an effort to connect that old memory when it surfaces in a wine.
Then we have eureka moments: "Aha. This Long Island merlot smells like raw oysters." Shucks, who would have ever guessed that?
Often my descriptors are only a beginning. I may say herbs or spices are in that Argentine Malbec. You may pick up sage, or thyme, or rosemary, or garum masala. This is precisely why wine tasting should stay fun and remain a non-scientific voyage of discovery.
For years I've read about corporate laboratories developing the ultimate taste machine to bypass the human frailties of critics and wine lovers. So far, most of the measuring instruments do not agree with one another. That sounds suspiciously human.
Turning to this week's Vintages release, I have selected five winners from the 100 plus wines tasted. Best buy is the Greek Nemea, a very nice red at the price. The other four wines nestle at the $20 level, a sure sign Christmas is coming, and the prices at Vintages stores begin their annual price spiral upward. My top four all taste like they should be $30 and up, so enjoy.


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Both were told they were the best at fighting
Leonidas runs the Isengard Gauntlet while fighting for Rohan on the Deeping Wall at Helm's Deep with 5 Spartans:
- A siege ladder with an Uruk-hai Berserker at the top
- 30 Uruk-hai soldiers
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- 10 Uruk-hai Berserkers
- 80 Uruk-hai (a mix of swordsmen and pikesmen)
Neither are holding back. As with the LOTR movie, the defenders at Helm's Deep have one to three hours to prepare. Everyone has their respective equipment. These are based off the movies.
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Stipulations for victory for Isengard is that the Uruk-hai kill all the Spartans.


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Sequoyah was born about 1770 in the Cherokee village of Tuskegee on the Tennessee River, Tennessee. His mother was Wut-teh, the daughter of a Cherokee chief of the Paint Clan. His father, a white fur trader, was thought to be a Nathaniel Gist. He abandoned the mother before the son was born. Sequoyah was sometimes known to the white man as George Gist, Guess or Guest.
Sequoyah married a Cherokee and had a family. He was a hunter and fur trader until a hunting accident left him crippled. He was also a skilled silver craftsman. He never learned to speak, write or read English, but was always fascinated with the white people's ability to communicate with one another by making distinctive marks on paper - what some native people referred to as "talking leaves".
He and other Cherokee enlisted in the United States militia and fought under General Andrew Jackson against the British and Creek Indians in the War of 1812.
Around 1809 he realized his people were at a tremendous disadvantage by not having the means to communicate their ideas through a written language. He began work on devising an Indian alphabet when he returned home from war. He completed the alphabet in 1821. He taught this written language to his daughter, Ayoka. The two of them introduced the written Cherokee language to the Cherokee people.
In recognition of his contributions, the Cherokee Nation awarded Sequoyah a silver medal created in his honor and a lifetime literary pension.
In 1822 he went west. He died in August 1843 somewhere in the southwest, possibly Mexico.
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But where to put the password? Due to the protocol used during authentication, the daemon needs the pass- word in plaintext form, it can't be a hash (remote client sends "I want to auth", daemon sends nonce, remote client hashes password and nonce, daemon compares hashes).
The image stored on the server should rather be (salt, H(salt + pass)), in a world-readable plaintext file.
1. client sends auth request 2. daemon sends (nonce, salt) 3. client sends H(nonce + H(salt + pass))I'm not saying this is secure or anything, but it might be a bit less insecure. The nonce should protect against replay attacks, and the salt against precomputed password-hash tables.


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ST. PETERSBURG — Who would have dreamed that a golden-age musical like Man of La Mancha could break free of its past? Sure, the score by Mitch Leigh (music) and Joe Darion (lyrics) is a classic, loaded with hummable tunes, and the book by Dale Wasserman is wonderfully poetic and high-minded.
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Now comes freeFall Theatre's Man of La Mancha, and it seems as fresh and relevant as a new piece of theater. In what director Eric Davis describes as an "immersive staging," the action takes place amid the audience, which is scattered throughout the playing area on sofas, chairs, a ledge with pillows and at a large round table (a la King Arthur). It is general admission with no conventional theater seats in the black box space, covered in graffiti and draped with chain-link fencing to evoke the prison into which Cervantes was thrown during the Spanish Inquisition.
For an audience member, the effect is thrilling, as if you could step right into the "charade" that Cervantes performs for fellow prisoners. Nor is any attempt made to replicate a traditional setting in Steve Mitchell's scenic design. Quixote's steed is a sawhorse. His spear is an oar. The windmill he jousts against consists of spinning lights on a wall. Actors belt out songs on strategically placed crates.
FreeFall's Man of La Mancha is more theatrical than musical. As Cervantes/Quixote, Steven Patterson is no booming baritone in the Kiley mold, but he brings a disheveled intensity that is utterly persuasive. A fine mist fills the room as he delivers The Impossible Dream from atop the round table. Lulu Picart gives an idiosyncratic performance as Aldonza, the whore whom Quixote imagines to be the virginal Dulcinea, a punkish vision in blue miniskirt, fishnet stockings and orange shoes (the costumes are by Davis). Glenn Gover's Sancho is a puckish presence who has a sweet moment with the straightforward I Really Like Him.
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Hi there,
First of all, great work on the plug-in, it looks great and does exactly what I want.
I'm following your advice of using the free version to test the functionality in the specific site I plan to use it in before purchasing, and it has identified a problem.
I use TablePress to display large dynamic tables on the website, and it appears that because it uses a shortcode to display the table, then the glossary terms are not getting parsed (this is the primary place on the website where I actually want them parsed!)
You mention in the support documentation to use:
add_filter('the_content', 'red_glossary_parse', 999);
but it is unclear whether this will only work with the pro version (i.e. I have to make a leap of faith) or whether I can apply it somewhere whilst testing the plug-ins play nicely with each other?
Test Page (glossary working)
Page with table (glossary not working – ACTH term should be highlighted)
Any feedback would be greatly appreciated – it *looks* like CM Tooltip does what I want, but I want to avoid buying the plugin and then finding it is a non-solvable problem.
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So I want to make a project that uses wireless but unsure where to start.
The basics of the project is often I get home first and use headphones on the computer. I don't hear when the wife gets home but I like to greet her and see how her day went. For fun I want to make a sensor (probably just an ultrasonic rangefinder) that detects when her car is in the garage. I then want to wirelessly transmit that info to a reciver hooked to my raspberry pi which dynamically updates a webpage to say she is home. Ultimately I want to figure out how to make a popup on my windows machine when the state changes but for now trying to keep it relatively simple.
So my basic question is what sort of wireless option would be a good beginning point to hookup on the raspberry pi and sensor circuit to have the pi read in on the GPIO when the sensor says she is home.


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Andrea is a female Tortoiseshell cat, born on May 24, 2015. She is a special needs cat because she has vision issues with one eye. She has done well with other cats, but not dogs. She is spayed and up-to-date on her shots. Siblings are Michonne and Carol. The adoption fee is $15. This covers the cost of spay/neuter, PVR, Rabies, flea, tick, ear mite and worm treatment. To adopt, you need to first fill out an application. Go to: http://rutherfordcountyhumanesociety.org/CatAdoptionApplication.html. We are located in Western North Carolina. Optional transport is weekly. After your application is approved, we will contact you regarding cost and delivery if you so desire
For all dogs, the adoption fee is $125 for adult dogs, $300 for puppies (under 6 months), and $175 for puppies (between 7 months up to a year) unless otherwise stipulated. This covers the cost of spay/neuter, FVL-CP, Rabies, Flea, tick, heart worm check, and worm treatment. To adopt, you need to first fill out an application. Go to: http://rutherfordcountyhumanesociety.org/DogAdoptionApplication.html. To see all of our dogs, go to: http://rutherfordcountyhumanesociety.org/AdoptableDogs.html
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Sixteen years later, Connie Evans hasn't escaped the pain and regular reminders of losing her parents on the same day.
"Sometimes people [move past] that heartache, but I don't," she said. "I don't, ever, because it's just the way I'm programmed now."
Memories of coming home at age 16 from Poteet High School to find her father dead, the apparent victim of a self-inflicted gunshot wound, still wind their way into her daily life. Police later found her mother's body in a closet; she had been killed by Evans' father.
But even though people have told her she needs to let go of the experience, Evans said she has learned to embrace that part of her life to support others in times of crisis and grief. Her mission isn't one involving an organized group. She simply tries to help individuals who have dealt with tragedy or loss, even if it means reliving her own pain.
"I don't want to lose sight of being hurt," she said, choking back emotion, "because if you don't recognize that you were hurt, how can you recognize that someone else is hurting?"
But even at the risk of reliving those emotions, she said, when a friend or even a familiar acquaintance experiences a loss, she doesn't think twice about running to their side to offer help and comfort.
In March 2010, one of Evans' old high school friends, Kandice Burke, lost her 3-month-old daughter Kamryn to sudden infant death syndrome. Burke said Evans was one of the first people to show up and has been a constant source of support since.
Like Evans, Burke still struggles occasionally with overwhelming thoughts about her emotional trauma that day. Having Evans a call or text away helps Burke manage those emotions, she said.
"You relive those moments and there's times you can't get them out of your head, and you almost think you're crazy," Burke said. "But being able to talk to people who have been in those situations, it kind of helps me think, 'OK, that's just a part of it. I'm not crazy.'"
Evans organized a group of friends, sometimes women Burke didn't even know, to provide her with groceries and other household items — the things "you wouldn't even think about" while grieving, Burke said.
"I've gone through it enough," Evans said, "to know that you look over and you're like, 'We are out of trash bags. Good Lord, where am I going to throw away this empty box of chicken?' Or dishwasher detergent, things that you run out of real quick."
Burke was on the cheerleading squad at a Poteet basketball game the night Evans' parents died, and she remembers being informed about the incident. About half an hour later, Burke said, Evans wandered into the gym, unannounced and evidently in shock.
Former Poteet assistant principal Richard Armand was with Evans and her extended family at the police station earlier that day, but said her appearance at the basketball game surprised everybody.
"Up in the student section in the stands, I think the word was already out, and there was a group of kids that just embraced her and supported her," Armand said. "We were concerned about it when she showed up, but I think it ended up being a positive thing for her."
Burke said she never fully understood that moment of shock until Kamryn died. Evans and Burke said they bonded over those shared experiences in the midst of their separate tragedies.
Now living in Far North Dallas with her 7-year-old son, Evans works for Mobility Medical Equipment in Addison, working to get her disabled clients the best possible custom wheelchairs Medicare will cover.
Evans recalled other times she felt compelled to help people in need, watching a video of a friend's father's funeral, joining another friend's "heart walk" in memory of a parent who died of heart disease, or just being there to offer a hug and understanding.
In each case, sharing someone else's suffering brought back memories of her own parents, she said. In many cases, the people she helped were there for her during her own time of grieving.
"It took me a long time to be able to repay it on that level, and I hate that for them," Evans said. "But at the same time, my heartache wasn't for nothing."
Neighborsgo reporter Daniel Houston can be reached at 214-977-8024.


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(DENVER) — No more perfect teams in the NFL.
The Denver Broncos converted 3 of 4 red zone opportunities into touchdowns, as the Broncos handed their division rival Kansas City Chiefs its first loss, 27-17 Sunday night.
The Broncos (9-1) held the NFL sack-leading Chiefs sackless on their way to victory.
"I think to go sackless against the leading sack-defense in the NFL, that is a great testament to those guys (offensive line)," said Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning who finished the game completing 24 of 40 passes for 323 yards and a touchdown. "We play them again in two weeks at their place. It's always tougher when you play a team at their place, but a good job answering the bell by the guys up front. Really a credit to them."
Broncos rookie running back Montee Ball also deserves credit. He scored two crucial touchdowns in Denver's win.
"Loved it. Loved it," Broncos interim head coach Jack Del Rio said of Ball's touchdowns. "He has a nose for the end zone, and that's one of the reasons he was drafted and brought here. He was a productive ball carrier in college, and it was great to see him get a couple of scores tonight."
Meanwhile the Chiefs (9-1) are dealing with the taste of defeat for the first time this season.
"It's terrible. It's not fun. As great as it is to win, it's lousy when you lose any game," Chiefs quarterback Alex Smith said. "Sunday Night Football is a big game and a big environment. To come here and come up short hurts and stings. It's good in some ways. We have to find a way to deal with it."
"How many teams have ever gone undefeated given the history of football? We have to find a way to get better and prepare for next week. We see them again in two weeks, but we have to prepare for another big division game next week against San Diego. These games keep getting bigger," he continued.
The Chiefs and Broncos are now tied atop the AFC West standings.
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Introduced last fall, the 2015 Kia Soul EV makes an arguable case to go electric with good utility and the highest EPA-rated range among all EVs not named "Tesla." Like any car, the all-electric version of Kia's second-generation Soul comes with pros and cons though, and arrives at a transitional time for evolving EVs three […]+ Read More
Can the Soul EV really attain its official UK homologated range of 132 miles? Next Green Car gave it a try. To prove the homologated range of 132 miles of the Soul EV, Kia Motors UK set up a real-world range test, neutrally conducted by external eco and green car experts, Next Green Car. For […]+ Read More
Pricing for the all-electric version of the Kia Soul has been revealed. The Soul EV will be offered initially in California in two trims, Base and + (Plus), with MSRPs of $33,700 (not including federal tax rebate of $7,500) for the Base and $35,700 for the Plus (not including federal tax rebate of $7,500). Kia […]+ Read More
Kia's hamsters are back. In the latest installment of Kia Motors America's ad campaign, the hamsters are found inhabiting a high-tech, high-energy laboratory and unleashing their inner mad scientists to create an eco-friendly Soul. Kia said set to the infectious beat of Maroon5's never-before-heard song "Animals," sparks fly and jaws drop when a surge of […]+ Read More
Kia's upcoming Soul EV will benefit from cold-tested heating and ventilation benifiting both the driver and the battery. The automaker announced a comprehensive winter testing program is currently being carried for the Soul EV pure electric vehicle ahead of its launch in the second half of 2014. Engineers are subjecting the car to the most […]+ Read More
Kia grabbed headlines this week by promising a "120" mile range for its converted 2015 Soul EV to be launched next year, and while a prototype is proving reasonably satisfying to drive, harder usage may see this number brought lower. According to Autocar, the Korean automaker is shooting for "124 miles on a full charge […]+ Read More


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A Death Row Inmate's Chance To Prove His Innocence
Posted on June 22, 2010 by Benjamin Todd Jealous
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(CNN) - On Wednesday the saga of death row inmate Troy Anthony Davis will begin its last chapter. In an extremely rare ruling last summer, the United States Supreme Court ordered a federal judge in Georgia to grant Troy an evidentiary hearing to prove his innocence.
The ruling is unusual in that the Supreme Court has not granted this writ of habeas corpus in more than 50 years. Their decision is a strong indication that they are concerned about the constitutionality of executing the innocent - as am I.
Although much work still must be done in our justice system to ensure the innocent do not pay the price of the guilty, the granting of this evidentiary hearing is a major step for Troy Davis and for many other likely innocent prisoners sitting on death row; Troy Davis will have an opportunity to tell his side of the story and new evidence will be considered in this nearly 20-year-old case.


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- We generated a record total Available Cash before Reserves of $50.5 million in the fourth quarter of 2012, an increase of $13.1 million, or 35%, over the fourth quarter of 2011. Adjusted EBITDA increased $16.5 million to $61.8 million, or 36%, over the prior year quarter.
- Available Cash before Reserves for the full year of 2012 was a record $179.2 million compared to $138.2 million for 2011. Adjusted EBITDA increased $51.1 million to $223.8 million, or 30%, over the prior year. Available Cash before Reserves and Adjusted EBITDA are non-GAAP measures that are defined and reconciled later in this press release to the most directly comparable GAAP financial measure, net income.
- We reported net income of $26.9 million, or $0.34 per unit for the fourth quarter of 2012 and net income of $96.3 million, or $1.23 per unit, for the full year of 2012. Net income for the fourth quarter of 2011 was $7.8 million, or $0.10 per unit, and net income for the full year of 2011 was $51.2 million, or $0.75 per unit.
- On February 14, 2013, we paid a total quarterly distribution of $39.4 million attributable to our financial and operational results for the fourth quarter of 2012, based on our quarterly declared distribution of $0.485 per unit. Our Available Cash before Reserves provided 1.28 times coverage for this quarterly distribution.
Genesis Energy, L.P. (NYSE: GEL) today announced its results for the fourth quarter and year ended December 31, 2012. Results for the quarterly and annual periods included the following items:


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Matthew Williamson eschews his signature form-fitting silhouettes and over-the-top embellishment for a much more refined look for Fall 2013. His quintessential brights and bohemian flair are still at play, though given a new modern spin with roomy coats, knee-length peasant skirts, covered skater dresses, and more. Fashion is all about reinvention and with more than fifteen years in the game, this design change is a bit unexpected, but definitely welcome.
As any boho chic gal requires, Williamson is known for his wintry furs, but this collection only shows a few pieces in the cozy texture: a long fur-sleeve, zip-front cardigan, grey collarless pieced coat, and a long printed vest with a fur panel. The rest of the selections are bright, yet ladylike — the brand's customers will surely stand out for the season, but won't be at all "fierce" in these retro-inspired toppers.
The same ruffle-hem, peasant skirt silhouette pops up again and again in chartreuse, floral, sheer fabrics, and more. It continues the brand's boho sensibility, though sometimes skewing a bit matronly when paired with roomy knits and boatneck sweaters.
Prints are on high from chevron to floral, sometimes making us all forget that these pieces are meant for Autumn and not the warm temperatures of Spring and Summer.
Williamson saves the embellishment for evening wear. Sequin gowns accented with colorful fringe, sparkling floor-length skirts, dip-dye frocks: not sure which Hollywood starlet will gravitate toward these looks, but Nicole Richie's hippie chic fashion sense might bode well with the designs.
Are you feeling Matthew Williamson's latest collection?
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Psychology Around the Net: August 16, 2014
This week's Psychology Around the Net explores suicide and depression, happiness, and finding your life's purpose.
Robin Williams Death Spotlights The Growing Risk Of Suicides Among Baby Boomers: Not only has Robin Williams' suicide shined a spotlight on depression and how it can take hold of even those who make us happy, but also it highlights statistics not may are familiar with, such as the suicide rates among middle-aged Americans has climbed 30% in the last decade.
15 Myths About Suicide and Depression: Even though it's more prevalent than AIDS, cancer, and diabetes combined, many people just don't understand depression and the suicide risk.
Sport Psychology Still Doesn't Get the Respect It Deserves: Does sport psychology take a backseat to its physical and technical counterparts?
You're Losing Sleep Just by Working in a Windowless Cubicle: So, what can you do if you have no choice but to work in a cubicle?
How to Know if You'll Be Happy at Your New Job: Speaking of work, take a look at these tips to help predict whether you'll be satisfied at your new job.
How to Deal with Criticism Well: 25 Reasons to Embrace It: Find out how criticism can help with personal growth, emotions, relationships, and more.
How to Find Your Life Purpose: An Unconventional Approach: We'll go ahead and give you a quick peek: Get outside your bubble!
Sparks, A. (2014). Psychology Around the Net: August 16, 2014. Psych Central. Retrieved on September 24, 2017, from https://psychcentral.com/blog/archives/2014/08/16/psychology-around-the-net-august-16-2014/


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GENEVA, Switzerland - Swiss voters rejected on Sunday a bill that would end conscription, maintaining Switzerland as one of the last countries in Europe to keep mandatory military service.
The vote means that the country will maintain a militia army rather than a professional army of volunteers.
"It is a yes to the army and to more security," Defence Minister Ueli Maurer told reporters on Sunday.
The vote won with a 73 percent majority of the population during a referendum - a system that is widely used in the Alpine country to decide on major pieces of legislation.
All of the country's 23 cantons voted to keep conscription.
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The Swiss army numbers at 150,000 troops - a massive amount for a country of about eight million.
The referendum was instigated by a pacifist citizens group who collected enough signatures to have the vote conducted.
The pacifists argued that the system was too expensive and an anachronism in Europe.
The group said that they weren't surprised by the results given the Swiss army's importance in the country's culture.
"The army is obviously part of Switzerland's identity. [Emotions] held the upper hand over facts," Nikolai Prawdzic said, according to swissinfo.ch.
Swiss law requires all able-bodied men to complete military service between the ages of 18 and 34.
Basic training is 18-21 weeks and is followed by yearly courses that last about 19 days.


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I have a secret. I want to KEEP it a secret, but…I just can't because you are my friend.
Have you been to Enotria? Have you HEARD of this place? You will thank me.
Enotria is a restaurant on Del Paso Blvd in the artsy "Groves" area of Sacramento, just the other side of Woodlake. All of the houses in Woodlake are different. Such a nice neighborhood!
Anyhoo, back to Enotria. Dale and I have been going there for years. They had a remodel at the beginning of this year and the place is stunning! There is a sleek wine bar, a stylish main restaurant area and a lovely patio in the back with a HUGE oak tree (I think) spreading its canopy up above. Just the best!
The food is extraordinary at Enotria. And, no, I am NOT getting anything from them to be saying this stuff. I just happen to think that this is one of the nicest restaurants I have ever been to.
That's poor grammar, huh..?
The folks at Enotria are now opening up their place to anyone need a venue for a benefit. The next is a dinner for Jesuit High School on June 24th. If you need a venue for yours, this is a great idea!
Check out their menus and wines at enotria.com. You will probably want to change your dinner plans tonight! Try the Peppadew Peppers stuffed with chevre and topped with sesame seeds to start and then the Mary's Farm Roasted Chicken with mascarpone polenta and roasted red grapes…which I have had three times in six weeks!
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JERUSALEM (Dec. 30)
Three Hebrew University faculty members have recently returned from attending international conferences in the People's Republic of China — a rarity for Israeli academics.
The three are Prof. Dan Yaalon of the Department of Geology in the Institute of Earth Sciences, Dr. Doron Mendels of the Department of History, and Philip Barak of the Department of Soil and Water Sciences in the Faculty of Agriculture.
Yaalon, who is an expert on loess soil, was invited to participate in an international conference on loess research held in Xian, which is in the center of a region of loess soil in China. A number of experts on loess from China and other nations participated. Yaalon said that all of the participants were aware that he was from Israel and knew that he had difficulties in obtaining a visa.
He contrasted this with the atmosphere in the Soviet Union, where he also has visited. He noted that, unlike the Soviet Union, the stores in China have a good selection of goods and there are no lines to purchase items, although prices tend to be quite high. He also was impressed by the readiness of the Chinese to talk about their country and especially to criticize the "cultural revolution."
The Chinese have many joint projects with other countries, said Yaalon, and there was even some discussion during his stay there about a possible joint project in which he would be involved, although it was made clear that this could not be done directly but would have to be channeled through another country, possibly Switzerland. Yaalon said he would make every effort to try to bring over to Israel a doctoral student from China.
Mendels was invited to participate in a conference in China organized by the City University of New York. It was held in the city of Tayuan, located 300 kilometers southwest of Bejing, and dealt with teaching methods in higher education. According to Mendels, the Chinese were quite interested about the status of education in Israel. The participants in the conference were aware that he was from Israel, although this was not particularly stressed, Mendels said.
He said that in his conversations with political figures, he sensed a certain hesitation at first on their part, but after making known their political views they tended to open up a bit and they also revealed some knowledge about Israel. Mendels added that he got the impression that the Chinese would be interested in progamatic ties with Israel, which they view as a model of a developing country.
Journalists he met in China stressed that economic and cultural ties between Israel and China would have to precede formal diplomatic ties. Mendels said that despite the large Moslem population in China, he did not get the feeling that the Middle East conflict particularly interested the Chinese.


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Staffordshire hoard valued at $5.4 million
Published on November 26th, 2009 | by Admin1
The Staffordshire hoard has been valued at a whopping $5.4 million.
The money will be split between metal detector enthusiast Terry Herbert, who found the hoard, and Fred Johnson, who owns the farm where it was discovered.
Mr Johnson said he had not made any plans for the money but did not think he would be leaving his farm.
The value of the 7th century hoard, the largest Anglo-Saxon gold hoard found, was set by a committee of experts.
The haul comprises 1,600 items including sword pommels, helmet parts and processional crosses.
It was discovered by 55-year-old Mr Herbert, of Burntwood, in Staffordshire, in July.
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