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Conquering the fear of flying might be easier than you think. One in three people have a fear about flying, but many people have learned how to conquer their fears–like me. I used to enjoy it as it was all part of the adventure when I first started travelling. Then I became really, truly terrified of it, writing wills and doing all sorts of silliness before each flight. As an expat, that had to stop or I'd never see most of my family again. I used a combination of NLP and other mind tricks to help bring myself back to feeling more confident about flying. You can get rid of the fear, I speak from experience.
Here are some basic but solid steps to get you started:
1. Discover the real fear.
People aren't usually afraid of flying. They are afraid of falling out of the sky, the height, the total loss of control, or of the confined space, to name a few.
2. Once you have discovered the true fear, then you can address that fear.
For example, if you hate not feeling in control of a situation, look at why you hate losing control and how this anxiety can be changed.
If the loss of control makes you anxious, regain some control by consciously turning control over to the flight attendants and pilots. If you have chosen to turn the next X hours over to them, you still hold a sense of control by making that decision.
3. Re-programme how you feel about flying.
Using the example above, focus on the positive aspects of handing control over to someone else. If you were once anxious that the pilot might not know that there is a strange hum on your side of the plane, now focus on the high technology and many hours of training and practice that make the pilot aware of much more than you can imagine—sit back in your seat with a real sigh of relief that for this part of your journey you can turn everything over to someone else and just relax.
It helps me a lot to listen to all the people who love flying, rather than the people who don't. I've recommended some books below and reading the sections written by pilots is a real joy. They LOVE flying, it's their passion and they wake up each day delighted to go to work because they have their dream job. How wonderful to know the pilots at the front of my plane are so happy to be there doing what they do best!
4. Ignore the media
There is no such thing as 'disasters happen in threes' or anything like that, so don't watch for air disasters on the news—remember all the millions and millions and millions of safe flights that are not reported.
Serious, turn the channel, click off the tab, just don't fill yourself with 'news' reports from companies who's job it is to sensationalise things in order to get more readers. Don't let the media manipulate you. You have a choice.
5. Learn what to expect
Knowing some of the basics about how airplanes work will help reassure you when normal sounds and movements on the plane occur, such as a series of beeps, the movement of flaps on the wings, or the causes of turbulence. See my list of books below to help with this. In these the pilots have explained in detail every segment of a flight so you can better understand sounds and movements.
6. Reduce other anxieties
If you stay organised and prepared you will have less to worry about, less to amp up your anxieties before the flight:
– Have a general packing list that you stick in your top drawer in your bedroom so whenever you fly you know you won't forget anything essential.
– Keep a reminder in your diary when you need to update passports or Visas.
– Buy a small folder that you can keep all paperwork in–as soon as you make any bookings, print off necessary receipts or schedules and keep them in this folder together with any other documents such as passports.
7. At the airport
Leave with plenty of time so you aren't rushed. When you arrive, choose a quiet area—if you can afford it, paying extra to be in a quiet lounge available at some airports may well be worth it for you.
8. Learn relaxation techniques
As oversimplified as it may sound, deep breathing and focusing on positive aspects of a situation will help bring you back from irrational thoughts that take over your mind, spinning you into the panic attack and phobia zones.
Bring an iPod to help you with relaxation—either meditation or hypnosis tracks or simply relaxing music. A recording of a funny book or a stand up comedian is also useful—it is very difficult to feel fear and amusement at the same time!
Have you heard of Headspace? Check it out!
9. Learn mindfulness
Similar to relaxation techniques but even more wonderful. It is all about living in the moment, down to the very second. Know that each moment is perfect.
You do not let in any positive or negative feelings about past events, or any hopes or anxieties about future possibilities; you just focus on that one moment.
This is a powerful way to reduce anxiety and become more relaxed, happy and effective. Mindfulness will help you in many ways in life, not just when dealing with anxieties.
10. Fantastic professional help includes:
Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP)
Cognitive-Behavioural Therapy (CBT)
Programmes set up by airlines.
11. Drugs
Yes, there are drugs that relax you but taking these is not always recommended because you are not treating the problem, only the symptoms. The problem still exists. Why not address the core of the fear and get rid of it totally?
However, drugs may have the benefit of taking the edge off the fear and help you to practice the relaxation techniques and other techniques listed above, developing more effective lifetime habits. Try Bach Flower remedies and Passiflora tincture as gentle alternatives.
12. Alcohol
Alcohol is not recommended for several reasons:
It is easy to overdo it making you ill, aggressive or causing you to pass out.
There is already a lower oxygen level in the cabin so side effects from alcohol are magnified.
Jetlag will be far worse.
You will have poor judgement in any emergency.
If you are intoxicated this will potentially ruin the excitement and/or need to be focused and alert in the first few hours of your arrival.
13. Focus on the destination
Think of flying as the wonderfully amazing invention that gets you and other people to places you want to be: a holiday you've been looking forward to, home to see family, to a job you enjoy, or off on other adventures.
14. Turbulence
Even though I am past my debilitating fear of flying I still get nervous with bad turbulence. I discovered that if you're moving around you don't notice it as much as when you're sitting very still. Although the seatbelt light comes on when the plane arrives at strong turbulence and you can't get up and walk around without very good reason, if you keep shifting position in your seat it really does help.
And remember that the plane is flying fast and will move through that turbulence quickly and before you know it, there will be smooth air again.
And especially remember that turbulence is really uncomfortable but it is not dangerous. No, really it is not dangerous. Research it if you don't believe me.
Read current books on conquering your fear of flying, watch videos on YouTube (major airlines have published some). Books I highly recommend:
– Fly Without Fear, Captain Keith Godfrey
– Flying with Confidence, Captain Steve Allright and Patricia Furness-Smith
– The EasyWay to Enjoy Flying, Allan Carr.
Don't forget that it really is possible to get rid of the fear of flying. You may never relish the experience but at least you won't feel completely controlled by it.
Now over to you, does anyone else have any tips for people who are struggling with this fear? Have you had an experience of conquering it yourself? Are you still struggling? Or do you have no idea what this must feel like–never had a worry about it at all?
And if you thought this was a useful post, please share it using the Share/Save button below–Thank you!
Oh, and here is another blogger's tips on getting over the fear of flying, Sky High: Getting Over the Fear of Flying


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Psychologist Angela Lee Duckworth sought out to find the biggest predictor of success among different groups, from children in a spelling bee to cadets at West Point military academy. What she found was that success isn't dependent on intelligence alone, it's something much deeper- grit.
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- 2 tablespoons light brown sugar
- Freshly squeezed lemon juice
- 8 ounces top-quality vanilla ice cream
- Melt the butter in a medium skillet over medium heat. Add the sugar, stir, then add the cherries and cook, stirring occasionally, until the cherries are tender and hot through, about 3-5 minutes. Add the lemon juice,stir, then remove from the heat. Divide the cherries among 6 shallow dishes, and serve with vanilla ice cream.


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In the exploding field of healthcare services, this franchise has carved a niche between the doctor's office and the ER.
It was about four decades ago when urgent-care centers started popping up in the U.S., a cheaper and faster alternative for those with medical issues that weren't serious enough to go to an emergency room, but important enough that they couldn't wait for a doctor's appointment from their regular physician.
In 2005, a savvy entrepreneur founded Doctors Express, with the idea of creating an urgent care franchise, and the concept was so strong that he was able to sell it not long after to an investment banking firm. The problem was that the banking firm was not a great fit for a personalized business such as this, and so in April 2013, Doctors Express was acquired by its current owners, American Family Care.
Today AFC/Doctors Express is the largest urgent care franchise in the United States and enjoys a national reputation for delivering the highest levels of patient satisfaction in a broad range of medical services. With retail clinics offering limited services at one end of the market and hospital emergency rooms offering full acute-needs care, Doctors Express fills a void for patients who need more than a clinic but don't want to wait in the ER.
"This is a niche that is both convenient and provides great medical care for people who don't need critical care," says Russ Smith, director of franchise development for AFC/Doctors Express. "You are easily going to spend 80 percent more money and most likely 80 percent more time in an emergency room—but you can come to Doctors Express and be out on average in less than an hour and for 80 percent
less money."
Another positive development of late is that thanks to the Affordable Care Act, insurance companies are charging co-pay for emergency room visits, which is driving more customers to urgent care providers.
Bypass the ER
"We are so much less expensive and more efficient than an emergency room. Your co-payment could be $250 in emergency room, but would be around $25 in urgent care," Smith says. "We work with all insurance providers and because of the Affordable Care Act, they like us more
than ever."
Among the patient services offered are acute illness treatment, trauma treatment, travel medicine, sports injury treatment, and minor surgical care. The facilities, which have on-site pharmacies, also provide laboratory and X-ray services. "Our targeted demographic is anyone who needs non-critical healthcare without an appointment," Smith says.
He adds that one doesn't need to be a doctor to obtain a franchise. In fact, 85 percent of franchisees are not doctors and most did not come from the medical field.
For those interested in starting a franchise, an initial process involves an application being reviewed and each franchisee is required to attend a "discovery day" in Alabama to learn all they need to know, have questions answered and meet the department heads and staff.
"We will evaluate their ability to fit into our culture and vice versa," Smith says. "The initial investment is between $807,500 to $1.76 million and we require a net worth of $1.2 million and liquid capital of $550,000. The total investment includes the $55,000 franchise fee and working capital."
The Doctors Express franchise management team consists of seasoned medical, business and franchise professionals who know how to build and run successful franchise businesses. With a proven background in the healthcare field, the team is uniquely qualified to facilitate the national expansion of urgent care. The ideal location
for this franchise is in prime retail areas with high traffic, not a business or medical park.
"We are probably one of the hottest industries and franchises going right now," Smith says. "It's driven by 32 years of building the business, the Affordable Care Act and an aging population, so it's created the perfect storm."
The urgent care centers also utilize top doctors in the field and because it has 50 corporate locations, Doctors Express has its own recruiting, which provides services to its franchise owners. "Doctors now are choosing more so today to be part of the urgent care world because of the quality of life that they get; a set schedule, no beepers and they still get to provide great healthcare to their patients," Smith says. "As patients become familiar with the broad range of medical issues that can be addressed at AFC/Doctors Express, they will instantly think of our centers as the first place to go to have their health issues resolved."


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Since 2013 the State Government has been trying to introduce new laws that will require vendors (and landlords) to include a certificate of compliance or occupation certificate for any contracts for sale of land (or residential tenancy agreements) on which there is a Swimming Pool.
This was due to commence on 29 April 2014. However, due to the excessive demand on pool inspectors, the State Government extended the compliance requirements for 12 months to April 2015. It appears the Government is in no better position and has acceded to the concerns of industry stakeholders and extended the compliance requirements for a further 12 months to 29 April 2016.
A compliance certificate can be obtained by arranging for an inspection by the local council or a private certifier. Council can sometimes take up to 90 days to issue a certificate of compliance due to the limited number of certifiers and the need for owners to bring the pool up to standard after an initial inspection. Alternatively, if the pool is less than three years old, an occupation certificate can be provided in lieu of a compliance certificate (being not less than three years old).
The relevant legislation attempts to clarify the inclusion of land which comprises of a lot in a strata scheme where a swimming pool is situated on the common property of the scheme by including terms which provides as follows: 'For the avoidance of doubt, a swimming pool states that 'a swimming pool is situated on premises on which another building is located if the swimming pool is ancillary to that other building, regardless of whether the swimming pool is on a separate lot, such as on common property under a strata scheme.
However, it is still questionable whether the new laws apply to lots in certain strata schemes such as a retail strata lot that may be prohibited by the by-laws from use of the Swimming Pool located in a shared facility strata scheme.
For example, is the swimming pool located on the shared facility strata scheme ancillary to the building on which the retail strata lot is located (and prevented from using the Swimming Pool)?
In the meantime, this delay will come as a relief to vendors wishing to sell their property and facing lengthy delays in getting certifiers out promptly. Although the deadline has been extended for a further 12 months, vendors with a swimming pool considering selling their property should be proactive and get a certificate of compliance now given the expected delays. It will avoid being caught up in the expected rush when and if the new laws come into place.
The Government has already notified that it will allow time for new courses to commence to train more certifiers, promote the importance of the safety standards being implemented and to potentially increase the penalties for any non-compliance.
This extension may be an opportune time for the State Government to address the lack of certainty facing mixed use Strata Schemes.


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Adam is a Partner at KPMG and has 15 years assurance and advisory experience. Adam has extensive professional experience locally on the Gold Coast and in Brisbane and internationally in the UK and USA. Adam spent several years in London with the Royal Bank of Scotland plc in the role of Group Treasury Financial Controller and worked with KPMG in the US on the audit of a number of US clients. Adam has direct experience with privately owned companies with multi-national operations, ASX listed companies, managed investment schemes and not-for-profit entities.


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Shared universes are the new big trend in movies. Every movie company that can create some sort of larger universe encompassing a few of their films is trying to do so. This really is not that surprising. What is surprising is how many of them are failing miserably.
The shared universe trend was really started by Marvel Studios. While there had previously been a few crossovers between movie franchises, such as "Alien Vs. Predator" and "Freddy Vs. Jason," and even small shared universes such as the Universal Monsters that would cross over on occasion, it was Marvel who made shared universes cool. Marvel Studios, which has the rights to make the movies for the non-X-Men and Fantastic Four Marvel properties, released its first film, "Iron Man," in 2008. This movie contained an after the credits scene that hinted at a movie uniting one of Marvel's main superhero teams, which became a reality in 2012's "The Avengers." Since then, Marvel Studios has continued to make movies that are all set in the same universe and crossover with each other. The critical reactions to these movies have been mostly positive.
Other shared universes have not been as successful. Universal Studio's attempt to create a new movie shared universe centered around their various monsters makes sense given the history of crossovers between a few of them. However, their first attempt to do this was adding an after the credits scene to 2014's "Dracula Untold" at the last minute. Then plans to have the movie universe spin off of "Dracula Untold" were scrapped. It also makes sense that DC Comics would try to compete with Marvel by making a shared movie universe based on their comics, but the three movies they've made so far have all received thrashings from critics and fans.
So why has Marvel's shared universe managed to be so much more successful than all the others? It all comes down to the fact that Marvel had an actual plan for their shared universe. They wanted to introduce the Avengers in separate movies and then have them unite to save the world. That alone would have been a good plan for a movie shared universe, but they had an even larger plan. "The Avengers" introduced the villain Thanos, who has since been built up further in many of Marvel's other movies. The ultimate goal of the Marvel Cinematic Universe is to unite The Avengers, Guardians of the Galaxy and other heroes like Dr. Strange in order to save the universe in 2018's "Avengers: Infinity War." Are there still parts of the Marvel Cinematic Universe that were not planned when it first began in 2008? Of course. Many directors and writers were hired later, and Marvel Studios obtained the rights to make Spider-Man movies in 2016, thus adding new elements to the universe. But at the end of the day, Marvel Studios had a long term plan for their movies, and this is what sets their shared universe apart from all other.
If other movie universes are going to succeed, then the studios behind them need to come up with actual reasons for their movies to cross over. The after the credits scene in "Dracula Untold" was added on at the last minute to a movie that was not originally planned to be a launching point for a crossover between all of the Universal Studios monsters, and there clearly was not a real plan for how and why these monsters would be brought together. DC has majorly rushed their shared universe in order to catch up to Marvel, meaning that "Justice League" will be their fifth movie despite the fact that most of its main characters will not have had their own movies leading into it. Also, only one of their movies thus far has hinted at using Darkseid as a main villain for their other films, and it is hard to tell how long they even plan on keeping his story going. Other mysteries are introduced in DC's movies, but the audience is left with no idea when and in what movie they will be solved. DC is constantly hinting at new film, such as "Gotham City Sirens" and "Nightwing," without revealing any release dates. This vagueness is clearly not because they want to keep viewers guessing, but because they lack a definitive plan for how to move their movies forward.
So at the end of the day, both the studios behind failing shared movie universes and shared universes that have not started yet, should look at what allowed Marvel Studios to dominate this space and realize that having a plan can really pay off.


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Why are ACECs nominated?
Although the designation of an Area of Critical Environmental Concern (ACEC) is a state decision, the nomination and ultimate stewardship of the area is firmly based in local and regional goals and community commitment. An ACEC designation gives communities an important tool to preserve and manage areas they identify as having natural and cultural resources of regional or statewide significance. These environmental resources are an essential part of the history and character of a community or region and help provide the basis for resource management planning, protection, and restoration. If these unique areas are nominated and designated as ACECs, communities can receive additional support and assistance through state environmental reviews of development projects, stricter state regulations for wetlands and waterways protection, technical assistance from ACEC Program staff, and grants or other proactive ways to protect and manage their resources.
The nomination and designation process highlights the environmental significance of an ecosystem and its resources, calls attention to the need for collaboration and stewardship, and helps create a planning and management framework to achieve these goals. Nominators have decided that an ACEC designation can be a constructive part of their long-term efforts to preserve these resources and their community. They are prepared to commit long hours over months of time to prepare a nomination and shepherd it through a sometimes arduous public review process, and to follow-up this process by establishing a stewardship group to meet the goals and objectives of long-term resource management.
How do you nominate an ACEC?
People interested in preparing a nomination should first consult ACEC Program staff from the Department of Conservation and Recreation (DCR). DCR administers the ACEC Program on behalf of the Secretary of Energy and Environmental Affairs. ACEC staff will provide information and general guidance during the early nomination stages. Prior to the completion and submission of a formal nomination to the Secretary, ACEC staff will attend local meetings and site visits, provide guidance as to the eligibility of an area and the completeness of the nomination document being prepared, and answer questions about the nomination process and the purpose and effects of ACEC designation. An ACEC nomination is usually prepared by citizens and communities and involves extensive public input and discussion even during these early stages. A potential area must meet certain eligibility requirements and the nomination must undergo a formal public review conducted by DCR on behalf of the Secretary. If the nomination is ultimately successful, the ACEC is designated by the Secretary of Energy and Environmental Affairs according to the established criteria described below.
Who may nominate an area for ACEC designation?
Any 10 citizens of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, board of selectmen, city council, mayor, planning board, conservation commission, state agency, regional planning agency, the Governor, or any member of the legislature may make a nomination by submitting a document with detailed resource and boundary information to the Secretary of Energy and Environmental Affairs.
What must be included in an ACEC nomination?
- As further described below, detailed information about the area's resource features, ecological relationships, and their regional or statewide significance must be provided.
- A suggested boundary that clearly delineates the area needed to protect and preserve the resources must be drawn on a USGS topological map. If roads or other features used to delineate the proposed boundary do not appear on the USGS map, additional maps (e.g., copies of tax assessors' maps) must also be included.
- The nomination must include a detailed written description of the proposed boundary (see below). In addition, a written explanation must be provided that describes how the proposed boundary is based upon the resources and ecology of the nominated area.
- Potential benefits of ACEC designation, goals and objectives for stewardship, and strategies for public education and outreach efforts regarding the nomination should also be described.
What features must an area contain to be eligible for an ACEC nomination?
An ACEC must contain at least four of the following eleven features in an ecosystem of regional or statewide significance:
- Fishery Habitat – anadromous/catadromous fish run, fish spawning area, fish nursery area, or shellfish bed
- Coastal Features – barrier beach system, beach, rocky intertidal shore, or dune
- Estuarine Wetlands – embayment, estuary, salt pond, salt marsh, or beach
- Inland Wetlands – freshwater wetland, marsh, wet meadow, swamp, or vernal pool
- Inland Surface Waters – lake, pond, river, stream, creek, or oxbow
- Water Supply Areas – surface water reservoir, reservoir watershed, groundwater aquifer, or aquifer recharge area
- Natural Hazard Areas – floodplain, erosion area, or unstable geologic area
- Agricultural Areas – land of agricultural productivity, forestry land, or aquaculture site
- Historical/Archaeological Resources – buildings, site, or district of historical, archaeological, or paleontological significance
- Habitat Resources – habitat for threatened or endangered plant or animal species, habitat for species of special concern, or other significant wildlife habitat
- Special Use Areas – undeveloped or natural area, public recreational area, or significant scenic site.
Nominators summarize as much information about these resources as is available from existing sources, including municipal reports, academic research, local bird and plant lists, as well as state or federal information such as rare species and vernal pool inventories, shellfish surveys, water quality reports, or other environmental assessments. Resources can be described separately, but clear information should also be presented about their ecological relationships. The regional or statewide significance of these resources needs to be substantiated.
What guidelines should be used to propose a boundary for a nominated area?
The minimum area necessary to protect and preserve the critical resources should be included in the ACEC boundary. For example, if a wetland is part of the critical resource area, then adjacent uplands necessary to preserve the wetland should be included in the nominated area. The proposed boundary must be justified and described based on both the resource features in the area and how the boundary will help protect those resources. A proposed boundary should also be easily recognized by the general public and local and state regulatory agencies working in the area. Roads or other rights-of-way are easily understood as identifiable boundaries (e.g., "the proposed boundary follows X road in a northerly direction to the intersection of X road and Y road; the boundary then follows Y road in a westerly direction ..."). Nominators should realize that the boundary represents a suggested delineation of the proposed ACEC and can be altered by the Secretary if a different boundary configuration would provide more effective or consistent protection for the resources of the area.
What criteria does the Secretary use in reviewing a nomination?
A nomination is reviewed for the quality and uniqueness of the natural resources, regional or statewide significance of those features, threats posed to the resources, economic benefits, and stewardship commitments identified by the nominators and local community. Nominators should describe not only how these criteria are met, but also the public education and outreach efforts taken during the nomination process including public meetings, notices to local landowners, and press releases. Commitments to stewardship should include management goals and objectives and proposals for local and regional actions for implementation. Other supporting documents may be included, such as excerpts from professional reports and letters of support and commitment from municipal or regional agencies, environmental organizations, resource professionals, or public advocates.
What steps are involved in a formal nomination and designation procedure?
Once an ACEC nomination is formally submitted to the Secretary of Energy and Environmental Affairs, the following steps are taken:
- On behalf of the Secretary, DCR conducts an initial review of the nomination. The Secretary may request additional information, decline to review the nomination, or accept it or full public review.
- Upon acceptance, DCR proceeds with a full review of the nomination. This process includes coordinating with nominators to hold public information meetings, gathering additional environmental information, and receiving public comment. The nomination review culminates in a public hearing.
- The Secretary's decision whether to designate the nominated area is made within 60 days of the public hearing. The decision is published in the EOEEA Environmental Monitor, and is further explained and discussed at a public meeting.
The preparation of a nomination may take a year or more, while the formal review process usually takes about six months. In addition to gathering and synthesizing the natural and cultural resource and mapping information required, nominators are strongly encouraged to carry out community outreach and education about the nomination and the proposed goals of long-term resource management. Landowners and residents, municipal boards, commissions, and departments, and community and environmental organizations should be included in this outreach. The successful stewardship of an ACEC is a long-term commitment that cannot be sustained without strong community understanding and support in cooperation with regional and state agencies and other partners.
These guidelines are a summary of the minimum requirements for the nomination, review, and designation of ACECs described in the ACEC Regulations (301 CMR 12.00) and are based on over 30 years of state agency experience in conducting the review of ACEC nominations. Please contact ACEC Program staff and review other ACEC Program materials and the ACEC Program website for more information.


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Most independent artists don't possess IMAN's poise; then again most independent artists don't have tracks hit third on the UK urban charts—ahead of Rihanna.
IMAN, however, has fire in her belly. The London-born, London-loving musician ran away from home at 16 in order to pursue her music dreams. She writes, directs and edits her own stuff. And occasionally performs for magazines in pubs.
Disorder: Tell us about yourself.
IMAN: I'm a London-based music artist. I write my own music and sometimes I direct and edit my own music videos. I'm independent and have been spending my time developing my craft, finding out what works for me, what doesn't, and trying to create a fan base.
D: What are you working on right now?
I: The release of my single Wishing under my own label Shopfrontrecords. It's no. 3 in the UK urban charts, which is huge because I'm the only independent artist in the whole of that chart. It's actually above Rihanna. That's amazing for me because it's not easy to get support from radio DJs.
D: What people or places do you find inspiring?
I: London inspires me massively – I'm a London girl. I just love the grittiness of it. I like that UK music is very raw, unpolished. A lot of UK artists don't really follow rules, they go with whatever sounds right; in other territories artists are very formulaic. But UK music is very rough. You can hear that a lot in things like Kano, Adele, Amy Winehouse, and Disclosure. It really inspires me to stay grounded with my music and not make it "poptastic".
D: So those are the kinds of artists you look up to?
I: Yeah, I mean I love Tracey Chapman, Cat Stevens, Dr Dre, Kendrick Lamar, Drake… but, for me, UK artists is where it's at.
D: How did you get started?
I: I come from a background that didn't really support music. Every time I'd bring up the subject of wanting to go to stage school or sing around the house I was shut down. My parents came here [from Sudan and Yemen] at a time when music was synonymous with sex, drugs, busking, being broke… so I think [my interest in music] was scary for them, having given up everything they wanted in order for their kids to have something better. I'm the only creative person in my family, so the whole concept is very alien to them.
I ran away from home to pursue my music. (One of the songs I'll be releasing this year, For You, is about that). I just always had this inner drive, inner fire, inner strength to follow this music thing. Sometimes I wish I'd listened to them [laughs]. But it's a purpose, it's something you just have to do, and I'm glad that I followed it.
D: Who was your first crush?
I: A boy in primary school. I used to watch him play football and, for some reason, the ball would always end up hitting me. He didn't crush back on me, but the ball always seemed to crush my face!
D: Which fictional character do you most relate to?
I: Catwoman. She's a boss-bitch.
D: Where do you feel most yourself?
I: In London. I'm a London girl. My dad's from Sudan, my mum's from Yemen, they met here and had us here, so I was born in Chiswick. Whenever I go to Sweden for writing trips or LA – not that I often jet off to LA – but when I have been out of London, I always miss it. I love the energy.
D: What's your worst trait?
I: I'm impatient and sometimes a bit bossy, but I've learnt to turn it down.
D: You're quite driven though; do you think sometimes that can be misread?
I: Yeah, I think it comes from the fact that I feel like I've got a lot to prove. I've set out on this journey and so I've got to make it work. I guess that's where it comes from.
D: What do you hate most in the world?
I: Cruelty to vulnerable people. I don't like injustice; I don't like seeing people exploited.
D: What talent do you wish you had?
I: I wish I could draw. Really go in sketching.
D: What's your dominant characteristic?
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There are sneaker releases, and then there was the Nike MAG launch in 2011. Without as much as a hint, Nike produced Marty McFly's fictional high-top from Back to the Future II and auctioned off 1,500 pairs on eBay, with all proceeds going to the Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson's Research. In the end, sneaker fans, film aficionados and celebrities spent nearly $6 million to claim a piece of history. However, there was one problem with the release: the futuristic kicks lacked their key feature. But it seems that Nike will try to fix this problem, and bring the iconic Power Laces in 2015.
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A Sacramento Superior Court jury found 32-year-old Kyacey Uscola guilty of battery on a spouse or cohabitant, battery with serious bodily injury and corporal injury on a cohabitant for a June 15, 2013 attack on the mother of his child, according to the Sacramento County District Attorney's Office.
D.A. spokesperson Shelly Orio said the victim suffered a life-threatening laceration to her pancreas, eight broken ribs, a punctured lung, an orbital fracture and two lumbar fractures.
Jurors also found true an allegation that Uscola personally inflicted great bodily injury upon the victim under circumstances involving domestic violence
Uscola has a prior conviction for domestic violence.
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I only found out about this because my mother text me asking me if Urijah Faber got arrested. Apparently the local news is running teasers that drops Faber's name because Uscola trains out of Alpha Male.
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We played two weeks ago. We encountered a juvenile bronze dragon that looked mess't up and I detected a spell, so I snuck up on it and used Dispel Magic (with my Fortuitous Circumstance card*) It cleared the Dominate spell on it, he came to his senses, opened a door for us, and flew off to rejoin his flight and recover before coming back to take his revenge.
We're in a place called the Laughing Valley. One by one we all caught the early stages of Cackle Fever, a disease? something that makes the person break down laughing. I know my lesser restoration can cure it, but I only got so many slots for that! An alchemist told us to look out for local vegetation since it grew in exposure to the Whatever and might have antidotal properties. We're just kind of giggling right now. But I'll miss our next session because of Talcon so they'll bot/autopilot me through the next bit of (possibly the rest of) that adventure. Ah well.
*Our DM picked up a deck of these cards. For a crit, you draw a crit card and get the effect it says (each card has a different effect for melee, ranged, spell and natural attacks). Same for failures. It also has bonus cards for rolling a natural 20 (you get a card to use at your leisure later, but can only have one at a time) or a 1 (The DM gets a card to use against you at their discretion, but again only one per player at a time). Some of them are specific like "save a throw" or "reroll" or whatnot but there's also the Fortuitous Circumstances card that basically says "what you're doing goes well!"
Today's Sorcerer UA makes me sad.
Not because any of the options are especially good or bad, but because the Favored Soul has two features that would fix so many of the problems with the Fighter (1/rest +2d4 to a failed save @ 1st, 1/long rest bonus action to heal 1/2 HP when below 1/2 HP @ 18th). Yeah, the second's just "another 2nd Wind", but...
5E saves are basically broken at high level, and a daily resource for fighters won't fix it (extra stat ups or feats put fighters a little better off than most non-monks, anyway).
Posted by a friend on Facebook:
"So hey," says the 5e dev team. "We've heard there's fighter/wizard balance problems. So we're going to release a UA that fixes that."
5e dev team: "First off, we've decided that magic weapon aquisition is an issue."
5e dev team: "So the warlock can now create them out of thin air at the lowest possible level they could start finding that modifier. But for themselves only. We wouldn't want them to be broken or anything."
"... I'm not sure the process by which you've arrived at this conclusion but it fixes nothing. Let's move on."
5e dev team: "Now, the wizard and combat is a widely acknowledged problem."
5e dev team: "It really sucks when a monster resists your damage types."
"... Wait, what?"
5e dev team: "Or when all your spells hit a really good save."
"... I think you've missed the plot."
5e dev team: "So how about a wizard that not only makes Intelligence checks at double proficiency, but can pick which save their save-or-die spell hits! Or which damage type it does! Memorizing the monster manual is awesome, and we know GMs love it."
"Are... Are you from Earth?"
5e dev team: "But that's not great by itself. It can also make spells harder to save against, or add force damage, which is awful and never good against anything, we know. But very thematic!"
"I... Is this the mirror universe?"
5e dev team: "Hey, we know, you're still not sold, this is all trash, but the overall package is good, right? So let's keep going. 10th level. Bonus action. Swap spells. 14th level. Bonus action. Cast a spell from any spell list. BOOM. Wizard fixed. We out."
"I'm going to sob uncontrollably in the corner for an hour."
There's some good flavor, but it's a lot more powerful than the other UA classes we've gotten. It's all playtest material, so make sure to give feedback next week.
I like a lot of the invocations, but I'm shocked we didn't end up with any new metamagic last week. Seems like a pretty easy way to give the Sorcerer's a boost.
I intend to have Choice Words when its feedback goes up.
Yeah! The Fey archer is sweet, and I'd let my players treat Eldritch Blast as some sort of arrow attack if they wanted to go that way. There's some solid Great Old One stuff too.
This warlock update is weird. It basically looks like they want warlocks to be able to do anything.
Any given blade pact warlock gets an invocation to give them divine smite, so they can be paladins. Seems like most eldritch blasters get a feature to either turn it into cold ray or thorn whip or just cast fireball with it for the hell of it.
I really like the idea of patron-specific invocations in addition to the base rules' pact-specific ones, to further differentiate and incentivize and flavor the different patrons. It's kinda weird to give each one the same invocation with the divine smite thing, though.
I like the new Raven Queen patron, though it looks like it would interact weirdly with Chain. Do you get two familiars, a raven and a chain? Do you combine their abilities into one more powerful one?
In the same vein, Hexblade + Blade pact looks kinda ridiculous. Free +1/+2/+3 magic weapons at 5/9/14 and all sorts of other curse things look a bit excessive, although I guess the Hexcurse only being once/rest is a limiter since a lot relies on that? I guess it's just "fine, here, play a magic-sword, whatever."
We ended our last session with a fight that had three of the four characters unconscious on the floor, and the cleric with 2 HP in a desperate lunge with Inflict Wounds to finish off the blackguard that had caused the aforementioned devastation. The altar in the middle of the room had been Hallowed to strike fear into any interlopers' hearts, which slowed the party down a bit. The wizard had been KOed with a potion in his hand two or three times, simply because he could never find the action to drink the damn thing, and would just get knocked right back out instead. The bard had been plinking away with Slow (which somehow always took effect when cast, only for the blackguard to make the save at the end of his next turn) and Eldritch Blast, the druid had run out of Wild Shapes to use as a HP sink, and the cleric just couldn't keep up with all the damage done. The bard was the only one up, and healed the cleric, who healed the druid, then the bard and druid got KOed again, leading to the climactic necrotic charge.
I will admit to fudging a few rolls at the end partly because a) we were out of time for the session, b) I couldn't think of any feasible way to get the party out of the trouble that losing would put them in, and "your character is brutally tortured to death and sacrificed to Gruumsh" isn't much fun, and c) this is a fight the players are gonna be telling stories about for for years.
So I started DMing Princes of the Apocalypse now.
We've been playing for over a month now and there hasn't been a single battle yet. My group stays calm and nice so far which is cool, though I'm really more the combat than RPing type. But I try my best to roleplay those NPCs.
Currently my group has entered Feathergale Spire and it's really hard for me to play NPCs that are actually trying to deceive the PCs. My players ask a lot of questions that the NPCs would not want to answer and it's hard for me to make them reply in a way that doesn't answer the question but doesn't make them look suspicious either. In short, I suck at deception.
I'm watching a series on youtube by a guy named Matthew Colville about running D&D games. It's made me realize the biggest thing holding me back from actually building a campaign is a lack of momentum (a topic which I haven't seen him cover, though I am only on Episode #19).
Basically, I feel like I could build an adventure but then completely run out of gas for future adventures... or I'd spend six months struggling to build the next adventure, and all sense of momentum is lost.
Any advice?
Have you heard the saying that "No combat plan survives contact with the enemy"? No adventure survives contact with the players. To use another pithy comment, plans are useless but planning is indispensible.
The week or two of downtime between sessions is in no small part for the DM to figure out what happens next in the adventure. Sketch out your gameworld, figure out who the villains are and what they're doing... and then once the players show up, you gotta wing it.
Unless you're running an adventure path, or explicitly putting together something like one. You'd still need to plan for unexpected detours, random encounters, etc, but heavily organized campaigns do exist. They're just an insane amount of work.
Don't worry about running out of adventure. Like any creative activity, producing something gets those early ideas out of your head so new, better ideas can replace them. I had no idea what I was doing when I started a year and a half ago (I had a three room dungeon and a handful of enemies planned), and now I have ideas for like 5 new campaigns. Plus, the more you actually run things the better you'll understand how good adventures are put together. You can read advice and try to anticipate how things will go, but it's not until you do it for a while that you'll understand what's really needed to prepare and why it's important. I highly advise that you just get started and don't worry about having everything prepared ahead of time.
I like to have three or so extra dungeons ready that I can swap in if things go in an unexpected direction (just a map and a few monster/item locations within), and a few characters who can be added anywhere. I have an idea of what kinds of monsters live an each region, but I generally just use kobold.club to put together fights on the fly instead of making monster tables ahead of time. I give the party a few obvious hooks (someone has been kidnapped, something has been stolen, someone wants something retrieved), but the players are in charge of deciding what they want to follow up on and how they achieve it.
The most I will actually prep is a few sessions ahead if the players have a really clear goal in mind. So right now they just arrived on a mysterious island and I'm spending a bit of time adding in some extra creatures and locations for them to explore. They're looking for a character who can help them defeat a dragon, so I asked myself why is this person on an island? Well, they study reptiles and there are some unusual reptiles here. So I'm going to populate it with some wyverns and T-Rexes and lizard folk. And there's of course a temple to lizards here (I can use one that I've already built) and it's got a lost world vibe. How did she get here? Well, she has a folding boat that she carries around with her. And maybe she climbs up a tree at night and unfolds it and it doubles as her home. How do the lizard folk feel? Are they happy she's here or annoyed by her? She's pretty smart so she probably sought them out when she arrived and gave them some sort of gift. Is there anyone else on the island? Maybe there's a hunter who has come into conflict with them. I have an idea for an ultra boastful Dwarf adventurer that I've been meaning to use, so I'll add him here. And so on.
So now I have a few locations, some characters who have conflicting goals, and some monsters they might run into. Our party moves pretty slow, so it might take a month or more to get through all of this. I'm assuming that they'll end up finding the researcher and head off toward the dragon next, but I have no idea and it's not worth preparing anything else yet.
Other sapient creatures tend to fall into either category 1 or category 3, depending on the circumstances.
If you want deep characterization from reptile folk, maybe the Yuan-ti would be better?
But, kobolds?
One of the handiest books I've read on the subject is The Lazy Dungeon Master. Probably the most cogent advice he gives are the Rule of Three and using notecards. That is to say, for your first session, come up with three places that are important to the adventure, and write them on the front of notecards, along with three one- or two-sentence notes on them. Then come up with three important NPCs that are important to the adventure (allies, questgivers, villains, etc), and write three notes about them - motivation, role, personality - as well. You can also come up with stuff like three potential encounters or three collections of loot, if you're not good at doing that work on the fly. And that's the bones of the session.* The rest is bullshitting - leaning heavily on improvisation and stuff like fantasy name generators.
Five Room Dungeon design is also a very effective and flexible tool for the non-narrative portions of adventures. They create a very solid arc that can be comfortably completed in a single sitting - both planning them out and running them. They also interface nicely with the Rule of Three. You can spin one or two of your Location notecards out into them - or have a rough one you came up with in an idle moment, then polish it and incorporate it as a location - and, say, have one of your NPCs be the final encounter at the end of them.
Which isn't to say that keeping a notebook of ideas and plot hooks isn't great, but you shouldn't grow overly attached to your brainstorms, nor should you be sketching out epic narrative arcs. Novelists don't have to bounce off four agents of chaos when they're writing their stories.
*The notecards are handy because you can use the back to record notes if the material remains relevant past its initial use. Notes on previous interactions with players, events that might have transpired since the players last interacted with it, etc.
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Anyone have any thoughts about the new Mass Combat rules in this week's UA? I was thinking of using the first Mass Combat UA draft stuff soonish in my campaign, but this new revision looks completely different.
Part of me wants them to collect 4 or 5 of these into a printed book, with some extra class stuff (Artificer, a Planeswalker feat or prestige class or something, some new subclass options).
By "thoughts" I more meant like, does this seem better or worse than the first version? I'm not very good at parsing the math behind RPGs in the way that some folks here are.
Though it's not Dragonlance so maybe he doesn't care... But it is MtG and he fucking eats that shit right up!
Well I posted it in there too.
Over the past few weeks I picked back up working on my megadungeon and it feels great!
I really like the above advice regarding adventure creation. For me it's all about creating a place and characters, and letting the PCs drive the story. Since they're almost never going to do what you expect them to, and if you force them, they won't have fun!
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Do you prefer to make an ADR for a sit down meal or do you nosh your way around WS?
We attended the Food and Wine Festival for the first time last year. It was so much fun. I would definitely not make any ADRs and would eat your way around the world at all the food booths. It was so much fun tasting all the different items. There are all kinds of things to choose from and you won't go hungry.
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The first time we went to the F&W Festival, we made ADRs and ended up cancelling them. We literally ate all day, and the last thing we wanted to do was go to a restaurant!!
(If you want to schedule an evening, go to the Party for the Senses. It is sort of a continuation of the day's samplings in a more formal setting with LOTS of wine, and incredible amount of fun!)
This Oct. will be our first F&W Fest and we have not made many ADRs at all! One day, we plan to munch around Epcot the entire day. I think if this doesn't work, we can get in somewhere .. Spoodles late or Beaches and Cream. But .. I think we will have plenty to eat!
We're going to P4TS on Oct 14 and definatly don't have an ADR anywhere else that day .. can't wait!
yea eat your way around it is great trying all the stuff from different countries..
Funny thing about that question. We nibble our way around all the booths for a couple of days. But after day 3 or so, we feel the need to sit down for a real meal.
We nosh because we're only there one day. For the festival and the entertainment. Also remember that all the regular counter service places in World Showcase are open. Egg roll here, funnel cake there, Kaki Gori for later, French crepe with ice cream..........
We usually eat around the stands and countries for lunch but we share everything....we have make reservations for a sit down dinner...
We like to do both!! We make ADR's for lunch and snack around for dinner! Just hold on to your kids . They want to sample everything!!(Sort of like Me and DH!! HAHA)
It really matters how many days you are going to be there. While we enjoy noshing around the kiosks and will spend several days spread out in our vacation doing that, I like to sit down occasionally with a more complete meal i.e. veggies, etc. Enjoy your trip.
We did both, and appreciated having a sit down meal after awhile. Plus, the booths get VERY expensive since it's 3-4 bucks for a small bite. We found it was easier to sample for lunch, have a sit down dinner that we split entrees between us, then sample a few desserts. It saved our pocketbook that way (the TS meal was much cheaper than feeding us all an entire days worth of food using those small samples).
Course we were there for several days so we had the opportunity to try everything we wanted to.
We would only be there for 1 day unless my traveling companions (girlfriends)want to go back. We are going to have some sit down dinners. They are leaving all of the planning up to me.
I just thought it might be overkill to sample WS and do a TS meal. Thanks for all of the responses. We will definitely skip TS on our Epcot day!
We are on the DDP. Do the samples count as a snack credit?
We eat our way around the world. I know another couple who does the same. It makes things interesting and it's a great way to spend the evening.
Our '03, '04 and '05 WDW trips were in October so just being there (last week) was strange without the food stands. I missed eating my way around the world . Next visit though I would like to get a ressie at Le Cellier.
We enjoyed eating our way around the world. We did half of the WS countries one day and half the other. The three of us shared items, trying at least one item from each booth. We wouldn't have been hungry enough for a meal after all the sampling.
Uuuuhhhhmmm.....we do both...doesn't anyone else think that eating is one of the best things to do at WDW?? And I love how you can use your snack credits at the booths...YUM! We visit Epcot quite a bit during our stay, so we do the DP AND the booths. I can't wait for our October trip. They're going to have to roll me out of there
F&W festival is the BEST!!!!
hands down no ADR's
We noshed our way around the world and loved it!!!
so so much fun
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Hi, I'm new to this forum. I began a fresh install of windows 7 home premium 64 bit about 2 days ago and it still is not finished. I understand that this is supposed to take far less time, so I am hoping that someone can help me out here to figure out a solution for why it is taking so long. Let me know if there is any information that I left out that would be helpful.
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I am installing from a USB. I used windows 7 USB DVD download tool to put the windows 7 .iso file onto the USB, then booted from my USB in the system menu upon startup as one regularly would for a reinstall. It might help to note that I went with a custom (advanced) install instead of an upgrade. In the custom install, I wiped my primary drive and removed each additional partition.
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What you may find is that your USB device is not being recognised by the machine correctly (It may read it as a USB 1.0 instead of Usb 2 or 3) So a good idea may be to change which port it is connected to.
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I've been waiting for days for this to install and I'm currently at the completing installation phase, though this is taking a very long time. Is there a way to check bios without canceling the installation? I'd rather not exit the installation and have to restart the installation and wait days all over again.
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Check the bios for what ?
Let it finish.
Windows 7 takes 15 minutes from start to desktop whether you use a dvd or a flash drive, they both take the same amount of time.
I would re downlaod the iso file and burn it to dvd and Gregrocker has a tutorial on how to use UltraIso to put the iso file onto the flash drive.
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As windows sniper suggested, I am suppose to check bios to ensure that it is set to boot from the removable device. Also, it is surely taking well over 15 minutes, as I said, it had been several days and it is still not finished. The entire process is moving extremely slow, not just the completing installation part.
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No, you don`t want to change the boot order in the bios to the flash drive, or it will just keep starting the install from the flash drive over and over again.
You use the one time boot key to choose the flash drive the 1st time, that`s it. There`s no reason to change the boot order in the bios.
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Have you seen the pc reboot in all this time ?
If you have the usb device set to boot 1st and the pc reboots like it`s supposed to do during an install, it will just keep starting the process all over again and if it`s doing that, that`s why it`s been going so long. Like I said, Windows 7 takes 15 minutes to install.
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Ok, I'll be sure to not do that. In any case, what can I do about this installation taking several days instead of minutes?
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You probably have a corrupt downloaded .iso file. Start over immediately. I have installed many times via USB in less than 20 minutes.
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MOSCOW, Idaho (AP) — An Idaho Senate candidate appears to have gotten some bad advice when he was told to move his news conference from the sidewalk in front of a set of state offices in Moscow.
Republican candidate Gresham Bouma planned to hold the news conference Monday in front of a building leased by the Idaho Department of Labor and the Department of Health and Welfare. Bouma is seeking a Senate seat in northern Idaho's District 5, and he chose the spot because it fit with his plans to talk about job creation and the economy.
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"We have rallies on the Capitol steps all the time," Hurst said. He added legal precedent says the state can limit political activity to designated areas on property it owns or leases, but it can't prohibit such activity outright.
After being informed of the rules, Beebe stuck by his decision and said he would have told Bouma and his entourage to leave anyway out of respect for the privacy of the clients served by the two state offices, the newspaper reported.
"I think it's rude," Beebe said, noting the Bouma campaign was filming the event and that members of the media were invited.
"The clients are two separate entities: people who are unemployed and people on welfare," Beebe said. "I've never been either one of those, but I don't think I'd want people taking pictures of me. I just don't think that's very nice."
In a statement, Bouma spokesman Judd Wilson said the campaign filmed only those who were involved with the news conference, and gave advance notice of the event to the Department of Labor office and a small business on the same property.
"They made no objections," Wilson said.
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"But the main concern of our office manager was the privacy and confidentiality of people who come there for services," Shanahan said, adding the office also serves people with mental health issues. "We're just trying to be sensitive to their privacy."
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