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The Damien Minton Gallery is a commercial, contemporary art gallery. It has a focus on exhibiting artists who engage with the Australian cultural landscape. Various exhibitions are held throughout the year. The gallery is located in Redfern and is less than a ten minute walk from either Redfern or Central Station.
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Koskela is the home of Australian furniture and homewares design. Koskela works with clients large and small. Whether you're searching for a dining table made from recycled timber or planning a commercial fit-out, Koskela can offer helpful advice and designs to suit. At the showroom in Sydney's Rosebery, their complete range can be viewed, alongside a carefully curated selection of Australian made home accessories and gifts in products as diverse as gardening to kids. The award winning cafe - Kitchen By Mike, plus an ever changing gallery space and workshop programs ensure there are many reasons for a visit.
Avalon Stand Up Paddle, Delecta Avenue, Clareville Beach,
Sydney Suburbs, New South Wales, 2107
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Experience the many pleasures of Stand Up Paddle (SUP) at any level you choose. Avalon Stand Up Paddle is an ASI Accredited SUP School, and a dedicated ambassador for this healthy and exciting sport on Sydney's beautiful Northern Beaches. Take a mental time-out from your daily life with the added health benefits of shaping up to look and feel your best. Enjoy the tranquillity of Pittwater's enclosed waters as their inspiring team teach you how easy it is to paddle up! All ages and levels welcome for lessons or paddle board hire. Minutes from Sydney's iconic Palm Beach, Whale Beach and Avalon Beach, their HQ is located at the delightful Clareville Beach. Make a day of it with barbecues, showers and all facilities available. Avalon Stand Up Paddle offer lessons, rental, parties, gift vouchers, SUP Club Touring and fun, fun, fun! Happy Days!
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Sydney Suburbs, New South Wales, 2571
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Picton Hotel is in the heart of the historic village of Picton. It provides a warm and friendly environment for the weary traveller which is the Picton Hotel's speciality. Come and enjoy fireside or al fresco dining; the bistro offers a regularly changing menu with reasonable prices and great friendly service. Sky Channel, Foxtel, TAB and poker machines are available for your entertainment. Picton Hotel provides entertainment, dining and entertainment.
Corner Oxford Street and Oatley Road,
Sydney Suburbs, New South Wales, 2021
New South Wales
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The City's renewal of Paddington Reservoir Gardens on Oxford Street won the prestigious 2009 Australian Award for Urban Design, from a field of 42 nominated projects. Sustainable Sydney 2030 received a commendation. And viewers across Australia saw it being given the seal of approval in a stunning feature on ABC's Art Nation. With its immaculate gardens, boardwalk, lighting and furniture, Paddington Reservoir Gardens offers a relaxing oasis for the community to enjoy in the heart of Paddington. It has been described as a combination of the Baths of Caracalla and The Hanging Gardens of Babylon. The roof-top features a stunning sunken garden; vibrant graffiti art has been preserved in the eastern chamber which provides a new space for community and cultural activities; and special lighting highlights the beautiful new timber work and stunning stone of the reservoir.
Jamieson Street,
Sydney Suburbs, New South Wales, 2127
New South Wales
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Newington Armory is a special place - formerly the Royal Australian Naval Armament Depot (RANAD), it features over 100 heritage buildings of various ages and types, set amidst a 52 hectare riverside landscape of undulating hills and woodlands. The heritage buildings provide the Armory with a unique character, which is described through a heritage interpretation program, that can be viewed at the original 1897 gate house. The Heritage Railway operates on weekends and takes you on a unique behind the scenes tour. Birds Australia Discovery Centre is a great place to learn the secrets of birds on site.
112 King Street,
Sydney Suburbs, New South Wales, 2093
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Manly Warringah War Memorial Park, known as Manly Dam, has a wonderful diversity of flora and fauna. It's great for picnics by the water and is renowned for mountain biking and water skiing. Attractions include a self-guided walk that highlights the Dam's Aboriginal history, several bushwalks, and nine bookable picnic areas. Water sports include swimming, fishing, kayaking, and water skiing. The mountain bike track is one of Sydney's best.
2 Danks Street,
Sydney Suburbs, New South Wales, 2017
New South Wales
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Since 2007, Janet Clayton Gallery, formerly Wilson Street Gallery, has exhibited recent and new work by contemporary artists from Australia and overseas. They believe in the power of art to arouse the imagination, emotions, values and intellect. Their artists, many of whom have developed their aesthetic and conceptual sensibilities over decades, are constantly challenging themselves and you. The gallery also offers consulting, purchasing assistance, rentals, loans and installation.
Neptune Street,
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Wylie's Baths located at Coogee, were established in 1907 by Henry Alexander Wylie, a champion long distance and under water swimmer. The construction of the Baths coincided with an emerging interest in seaside baths in Sydney at the turn of the century. Come to Wylie's Baths and after a refreshing swim, lay on a comfortable massage bed and enjoy the relaxing effect of trained, skillfull hands while listening to the soothing sounds of the ocean... Individual learn to swim and coaching lessons by qualified instructors are available by appointment.
Narrabeen Beach, Ocean Street,
Sydney Suburbs, New South Wales, 2101
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Narrabeen Beach is one of Australia's iconic surfing and swimming beaches. Over three kilometres of sand stretch from Long Reef in the south to the Narrabeen Lagoon entrance in the north, with four surf lifesaving clubs along the beach providing qualified, volunteer lifesaver patrols to protect swimmers and surf/beach users. Swimmers should always swim between the flags which are erected while there are patrols present (each Saturday, Sunday and Public Holiday). There are numerous rips along the beach. Narrabeen Beach Surf Life Saving Club is located in the centre of the beach in a large park with picnic tables, toilets, showers (external) and a popular children's play area/picnic area/barbecue. The Surf Club has recently completed extensive rebuilding and with a floor-to-ceiling ocean vista and beautiful polished wooden floors, now offers a very popular venue for weddings and functions.
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Slade Green pensioner tired of hanging around for bus with no timetable
9:37am Wednesday 28th November 2012 in Bexley By Alan Woods
A SLADE Green pensioner is fed up with not knowing when his bus will arrive because there are no timetables.
Eighty-six-year-old Harry Price, who lives in Moat Lane in Slade Green, criticised Transport for London (TFL) because there are no timetables advertising the 428 service running between Erith and Bluewater Shopping Centre.
Mr Price, who travels on the service between Whitehall Lane in Slade Green and Darent Valley Hospital, said there has not been a timetable at either stop for three to four months.
Buses on this route run every 15 minutes Monday to Saturday and every 30 minutes on Sunday.
The retired British Rail workshop worker said: "Sundays are the worst.
"You don't know if you have just missed one or if there is one due - if I get to the bus stop and find it has just gone then I have to wait another half hour."
Mr Price, whose wife died five years ago, uses the 428 to attend a friendship group at Darent Valley Hospital on the first and third Sunday of every month.
He meets with other people who have lost their partners and enjoys a lunch meal with them, before relaxing and socialising.
Mr Price added: "I know reasonably well what the times are from using it constantly but for people whose family's are in the hospital who are relying on the public transport, there is no hope for them."
When News Shopper contacted Darent Valley Hospital, it said TfL had not provided them with timetables to display at the information points around the hospital or at bus stops.
TfL said it was the responsibility of Kent County Council (KCC) to display the notices, as the bus stops are outside of London.
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Since News Shopper contacted TfL, the timetable for the 428 service has re-appeared at Whitehall Lane bus stop.
A TfL spokesman confirmed a spate of vandalism had affected bus stops in the area and new timetables had since been installed.
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AndrewSE wrote:Exactly, he obviously uses this route on a regular basis and should know that the 428's are on the hour then every 15 mins after up until 7pm and are 99% on time. This timetable hasn't changed for many years...
Surely once you have caught the bus once you know what time it came and can then add on 15mins for the next one.
Bulls*** from TFL, they're providing the service in Kent so it IS TFL's responsibility to display their timetable, trying to pass the buck as usual.
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The 24 year-old snowboarder from Shirley finished ninth in the qualifying stage, missing out on a place in this weekend's finals in Aspen, Colorado by just one place.
It was his first competition in a bespoke new knee brace, which will allow him to compete for Team GB at Sochi without the anterior cruciate ligament he ruptured in his right knee four months ago.
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It will help if you translate your idea into a premisea brief encapsulation of what the movie will be about. Its a good to have a premise before you actually start writing. Youre free to tinker with your premise throughout the writing process, but itll go easier if you have one at the outset.
It also helps to keep your premise brief. Brief, meaning you can put it down in no more than three sentences. This will force you to focus your idea. Youll have to do this anyway when it comes time to market your script because then your premise will be turned into a one or two-sentence pitch, known as a logline. Were using the terms premise and logline as pretty much the same thing, the only real difference being that a logline will be perfectly composed to attract the most interest with the fewest words. For now though, dont worry about perfect wording so much as just crystallizing the idea. Heres a sample premise:
Vertigo A private investigator is hired to shadow a mysterious woman with suicidal tendencies and he becomes obsessed by her. When he is unable to stop her from plunging to her death (due to his vertigo), his obsession only intensifies. He finds another woman who looks strikingly like the first and attempts to transform her into the first woman in appearance and spirit.
There is no formula for a perfect story but here are some elements you would be wise to include:
Take another look at that Vertigo premise and notice how well the premise offers promise on all of those things. Even without Hitchcock aboard, that would be a good point from which to start writing a movie.
At the center of every good movie there is a single driving force around which all other elements gather. It has the rage of a hurricane, the focus of a cougar, the horsepower of a Lamborghini. Its not the movies star. Its not a special effect. Its not the most awe-inspiring action sequence or the most tear-jerking dialogue. It is deceptively simple, so sly and stealthy, you dont even know its there.
Its a question.
Sure, a good story raises lots of intriguing questions, but there is one question at the white hot center of all the others. This is the Major Dramatic Question, or MDQ for short. Every good story has its unique MDQ. Think of it as the storys nucleus. Its a centrifugal force that propels the story along its path of action, accelerating it steadily and breathlessly toward a climactic conclusion. And once the MDQ is answered
the story is over.
You want one of these for your story, dont you? Let me show you how to find it.
Characters that are faultless in every way may be admirable, but they can also be boring, perhaps even irritating. If youre writing a character who seems too good, look for ways to give the character a rough edge or two. Not all characters require huge faults but they need some flaws or weaknesses. John McClane is a hero in every way: courageous, resourceful, quick-witted, champion of the common man, on the right side of the law. The guy would be just a little too wonderful to bear, except that hes pig-headed when it comes to his wifes success. Its also a nice little touch that hes nervous about flying. These traits make him human, which makes him more believable and appealing.
A character who is totally evil, though perhaps not dull (villainy does have its undeniable pleasures), will be made even more compelling when given some mitigating qualities. Hans Gruber in Die Hard is a ruthless villain who thinks nothing of committing mass murder in the name of profit, but at least hes remarkably clever and even kind of charming. He would be less intriguing if were dim-witted and dull. The ultimate evil guy, Hannibal Lector has a whole slew of appealing traits: hes brilliant, cultured, witty, polite, intolerant of rudeness (boy, is he intolerant of rudenessjust ask Miggs, in the neighboring cell), intellectually curious, and sincerely fond of Clarice. These fellows are bad, way bad, but they, too, have some hints of humanity and, interestingly, its their good qualities that make them all the more dangerous.
Of course, contrasts within a character go far beyond questions of good and evil.
Most dimensional characters, like most people, lie somewhere in the middle of the good/evil spectrum, far from saintly, far from demonic. They contain a very human mixture of appealing traits and those that are less than appealing.
The best screenwriters make you see a movie on the page. This aspect of screenwriting isnt discussed nearly as much as the other elements (plot, character, etc.) but its no less important. When you read a beautifully written screenplay, you fly through it, flipping pages, experiencing the story. That script isnt just a bunch of words lying there on the white paper. Those words move. They are alive with all the motion and emotion of the movie inside the writers imagination.
Took me a while to figure this out. I spent seven years bartending by night in Santa Monica, writing screenplays by day. People in the business read my scripts, liked the characters, dialogue, blah blah blah, but invariably their verdict went something like: Were just not sure that its a movie. Finally I realized that they werent sure it was a movie because I hadnt made them see the movie, see it right there on the frickin page. The very next script I wrote sold in one day.
Making them see the movie is probably even more important if youre not a pro, if youre an unknown shopping a spec, like all the other bartenders in Santa Monica. Nobody knows your work or your story or anything about you. If your scripts lucky enough to get inside the door, its probably lying in a high stack to be skimmed through by some overworked/underpaid reader whos already weary of the job. If that script wants a shot at being madeor making a sale, or even getting them to jot down your phone number you better not just write a screenplay. You better write a movie.
Thats the subject of this chapterhow to capture a movie on the page.
As important as it is to build an effective scene, its just as important to build clear and engaging links from one scene to the next. Oddly enough, we have to pay attention to the unwritten space between our scenes.
In real life, theres nothing left out from one moment to the next. A person open their eyes, gets out of bed, puts on clothes, goes downstairs, makes coffee, waits for the coffee, guzzles the coffee, drives to the office, hurries to their desk, and gets to work.
But thats not what normally happens on film; its boring, too literal. The art of cinematic storytelling really comes from the choices we make about what to leave out, offscreen. The meanings we create by connecting scenes that dont happen in a continuous flow
A person opens their eyes in bed, then gets to work at their desk. The meaning created via those two linked scenes might be: every waking moment is about work. The flow of events still makes sense, and thats certainly a key function of transitions: maintaining logic as we leap through time and space. But just as important is engaging the audience, allowing them to piece the story together on their own.
The Tootsie scene is a classic example. The agent tells Michael his career is doomed, he retorts: Oh yeah? and then we see him in drag. We piece together his whole process of coming up with the drag scheme, and imagining that sequence in our head is great fun.
So you want to bring subtext to your dialogue, at least a good part of the time. To break it down: Text is what a character says. Subtext is what is truly meant.
Lets illustrate with a brief exchange from Sideways. Miles and Jack are at the bar of a winery. Jack begins flirting with Stephanie, the pourer. When Miles shows disapproval, Stephanie attempts to shut him up with a hefty pour of wine. Then
Youre a bad, bad girl, Stephanie.
Youre a bad, bad girl, Stephanie.
I know. I need to be spanked.
I know. I need to be spanked.
Whats really going on here? Simple. Jack is coming on to Stephanie, shes letting him know that shed be up for an evening with him (and shes up for more intriguing things than the standard missionary position). They dont come right out and say these things, but the subtext is pretty clear.
Subtext achieves three crucial things. One, it makes the dialogue more realistic. Two, it adds a layer of dramatic tension, tension between the spoken and unspoken. Three, it makes the audience an active part of the drama; they have to really listen and piece things together for themselves, as you would do if you were eavesdropping from nearby. This last reason treats the audience as if they have a little intelligence while also giving them some real voyeuristic fun. The above passage would fail miserably on all three counts if it were written too On the Nose, like so:
Id love to sleep with you, Stephanie.
Okay, tiger, that could probably be arranged.
Id love to sleep with you, Stephanie.
Okay, tiger, that could probably be arranged.
So what is a subplot? A subplot is a storyline that is somewhat separated from the main action. If your main plotthe protagonists quest to achieve his or her goalis the super highway, then subplots are the scenic byways, the side roads. They typically intersect the main plot at some point, but they can also wend their own way.
Heres how to tell if something is a true subplot: If you can remove most or all of it from the movie and still leave the basic story intact, its a subplot. Heres how to tell if something is a good subplot: If you were to remove most or all of it from the movie, the movie wouldnt be nearly as memorable. For example, look at John McClanes friendship with the patrol cop, Powell, in Die Hard. Powell serves the plot, briefly, by calling in the police when the body falls on his car. But McClanes CB radio friendship with Powell is a subplot that you could cut and still be left with Die Hard. Die Hard, however, wouldnt be nearly as strong without it.
Though subplots are somewhat separate from the main plot, they shouldnt careen off to a parallel universe. They are not there to tell a separate story, but to enhance the main story. They usually accomplish this in one or more of these ways:
The best subplots connect to the main plot in all three areascharacter, plot, and theme. The more a subplot meshes with the story, the more the movie feels like that organic whole Aristotle was talking about. By reinforcing character/plot/theme, subplots give films more dimension. And subplots offer diversity by giving us a detour from the heros journey, letting us experience some new scenery along the way.
Its not so easy to find exactly the right ending for your story. It must have been pretty tough to find the right ending for Thelma & Louise. Think about it. Weve got these two wonderful women running from the law because one of them has killed a man and the other has robbed a convenience store. So theyre hoping to get to the border of Mexico.
Couldnt they just get away? With half the cops in America chasing them? This isnt a fantasy movie. But we sure as hell dont want to see these women caught, handcuffed, and hauled off to jail. That would go against their journey of liberation. And we definitely dont want to see them gunned down ala Butch and Sundance. What about somehow reuniting with the dopey men in their life? Forget about it.
Whats a writer to do?
Well, in this case, the writer found the perfect solution. Their green Thunderbird is forced to stop when they come to the gaping mouth of the Grand Canyon. An armada of squad cars barrel down from behind them. An FBI chopper soars overhead like a gigantic hawk. In a glorious burst of liberation they hold hands and floor that Thunderbird into the splendor of the canyon. They die, sure, but they choose the way to go. And what a way it is. (Theres no resolution after this because there aint nothing more to show.)
Someone wise (maybe it was Aristotle) said an ending should be inevitable but unexpected. Inevitable means it needs to feel like the right ending, where things have been headed all along. But if it happens just like we expect it to then its predictable, perhaps even a cliché. So the inevitable needs to happen in a way that surprises us, catches us off guard. Its a tricky thing to pull off, but itll give you the best ending.
How do you find out where your movie falls on the reality spectrum? Well, its simple, you give the characters the ol frying pan test. It goes like this. Imagine youre in the world of, say, Ace Ventura: Pet Detective. Ace lives in Miami and it seems like its the Miami we know. But how real is this world? Lets find out. Pick up a cast-iron frying pan. Yes, the one over there. Okay, got it? Now get a good grip on the handle and hit Ace in the face. Hit him hard.
Now, hows Ace doing? Hes probably hurt. Probably holding his nose. But do we need to rush him to the emergency room? Not likely. This isnt the Real World. Ace is okay. Ace Ventura is living in a world that is on the far right on our spectrum of reality.
Lets apply the frying pan test to the following movies:
Sideways Well, we pretty much know what would happen here. A frying pan is roughly as bad the motorcycle helmet with which Stephanie attacks Jack. Jack would be hurt, have to go to the hospital. But because its a comedy wed see a big, funny bandage on Jacks face.
Thelma & Louise What if Louise banged that rapist on the head with the pan instead of putting a bullet through him? He would go down with some serious pain, perhaps even pass out. Of course, if this happened, the rest of the movie would be about the ladies on a fishing trip.
The Shawshank Redemption Hell, the pan could easily kill someone in this place. If Hadley hit Andy with the pan, Andy would, at the very least, end up in the infirmary for a while. Of course, in the mythically bad world of Shawshank, Hadley wouldnt stop at just one hit.
Die Hard -- What if Karl lost his machine gun and had to settle for clobbering McClane with the pan? McClane would be hurt. Hed even bleed, But he wouldnt go down, not like you or me. Hed somehow wrestle the pan from Karl and come right back at him, saying something like, Lets iron out our differences, pal.
Tootsie What if Dorothy thwacked the lecherous Dr. Brewster with the pan instead of her prop clipboard? Hed be stunned. But not too much pain, certainly no blood. Then hed probably grab Dorothy and try to kiss her. And hed probably get the pan again.
Sooner or later, though, its time to start that first draft. When you are writing a first draft, you have one fundamental task that trumps all others. Go forward. Build momentum.
One of my teachers, the playwright Connie Congden, once told me that if you are writing a story about five brothers, and you realize on page 85 that there are only two brothers, you still go forward. You go forward with two brothers, as if they were the only ones that ever existed, and you write their ending. Then, you go back to the beginning and kill off the extraneous brothers so that ending fits.
Ive met lots of people who have never completed a draft, but have a suitcase full of half written screenplays. Sometimes they just run out of steam or enthusiasm. And sometimes its because they got sucked into the cycle of rewriting too early. Maybe they showed their first 10 pages to a friend, got some feedback, and set out trying to fix any problems. Then they showed the newly revised 10 pages to a different friend, got some new feedback, and went back to page 1. They refuse to continue writing the rest of the screenplay until those first 10 pages are perfect. What they may not realize is that once they reach page 95, it's possible that those first 10 pages will turn out to have nothing to do with this screenplay. Even the most polished opening will need an overhaul once you have a sense of the whole movie.
Revising as you go not only slows you down, it suggests the false and dangerous notion that you are writing a perfect script. You are not writing a perfect script. You may not even be writing a good script. You have to give yourself permission to write some pretty terrible material in your first draft. You have to try things out, and you can't be afraid of taking a wrong turn. Remember that there will be a time to revise this script, to bring it up to your highest standards. But don't let those standards squelch your momentum as you get the first version of this story onto paper.
Its a mad, mad, mad, mad business. You hear about the producer with a hair-trigger temper who throws phones at his assistants; the starlet who locks herself in her trailer after discovering a pimple on her chin; the screenwriter who comes on board a project after the first eleven have been dismissed. With so much money riding on every project, so many egos vying for power and control, so much paranoia and glamour and hype in the mix, madness seems a prerequisite. Is there any other business, besides maybe gambling, where fortunes are made or lost in the span of a single weekend? Careers launched or grounded by a single project? And while a critically acclaimed film may bomb at the box office, a brainless teen movie might stay number one for five weeks in a row. Its inexplicable. Its mad. Its a world where, as the master screenwriter William Goldman once proclaimed, No one knows anything.
Its also a world that is extremely difficult to enter. Think of it as an ultra-exclusive nightclub decked out with palm trees, lily ponds, and maybe a few exotic women swinging from trapezes. You saunter up to the entrance, but are quickly stopped by the 300-pound bouncer standing guard at the velvet rope. You look past him and see all these clubbers having a great time insidedancing, laughing, sipping cocktails that resemble lava lamps. But unless someone on the inside has put your name on his clipboard, you dont have a snowballs chance in hell that bouncer is going to let you in. Thats what its like being a new screenwriter. Standing in front of an exclusive club, proudly clutching your new spec, hoping that someone has put your name on the list. Odds are, your names not there. You may have to wait a long, long time. You and the hundreds of other screenwriters standing in line with you.
But while it may be tough getting into that club, its not impossible. This writer did it and I assure you hes just an ordinary guy from Toledo, Ohio, home of Jeep, the Mud Hens and the Maumee River. So why dont I tell you what I know about slipping past that velvet rope.
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Imagine being able to win rewards and prizes for the statuses you post on Facebook. Sound too good to be true? Not for users of SplashScore, a Facebook application developed by Lyle Stevens and Sean Naegel. Lyle and Sean have been involved with IDEA since the spring of 2011 when their venture Apifia first received Gap Funding to build a beta version of SplashScore.
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Students will partner with Parachute Project, which is a program that gives college students the experience of first hand church-planting in some of the most un-churched regions of America. Students will discover, plan and implement ministry based on what God is doing in the community and the team's giftedness. Men and females are needed for this trip. They will be taught and immersed in what it means to church-plant. This is a great opportunity for those that desire to be disciples and make disciples.
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Tuesday, Goshen High School hosted the first annual Elkhart County Functional Skills Olympic day. The Olympics consisted of ten athletic events, ranging from track and field to bean bag toss, along with four wheelchair events. Goshen, Northwood, Concord, and The Young Adult Program all participated in the event.
Senior Goshen student, Travis Pickard created the event. "I thought of another way to get the kids out," Pickard said, "and mingle with each other and we got this together."
Every participant received a participation medal, with additional medals being handed out for first, second, and third place finishes.
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A mechanical failure in a car is being blamed for a garage fire that caused $37,000 worth of damage.
The fire started at about 2:15 p.m. Tuesday on South Highway 213 near Leland Road, south of Oregon City. Firefighters managed to knock it down and keep it from spreading to the home.
Firefighters said the detached garage was just 10 feet away from the house. The fire created flame lengths upward of 25 feet and sent thick black smoke pouring into the air.
Two people inside and their dog made it out safely.
The garage and two cars inside were destroyed. The home suffered only minor exterior damage.
Investigators said one of the cars in the garage experienced a mechanical failure that led to the fire.
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Officials say the second victim in an explosion at a Wilson County home has died.
The explosion happened about 5 p.m. Monday at a home in the 500 block of Vance Lane, near Hartsville Pike, near Lebanon.
Jon Setzer, 74, was found dead at the home, and 72-year-old Marion Setzer was taken by medical helicopter to Vanderbilt University Medical Center.
The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation says Marion Setzer died Wednesday evening at the hospital.
Investigators say a package exploded, but they are working to determine details.
Authorities are scheduled to hold a press conference on Thursday at 5 p.m. According to a news release, there are new developments in the case.
Authorities are still working to identify a suspect or suspects in the case.
A reward of $8,000 has been offered for anyone who has information that leads to the arrest and conviction of the people responsible in the crime.
The TBI said anyone who locates a package that they think is suspicious is urged to contact their local law enforcement agency. Anyone with information about the explosion is asked to call 1-800-TBI-FIND (1-800-824-3463).
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A war is brewing in Aventásia.
During the eternal struggle of the Alliance of Free Races against the Army of Shadows, an aged gremlin archaeologist Mortimer MacGuffin discovers the secret repository that houses a legendary artifact! Knowing that this ancient treasure could turn the tide of war, the Army of Shadows sends their best agents to seize it. At the same time four unlikely heroes from the Alliance are drawn into the crisis: a cute gnome Wilbur, a stunningly attractive wood elf princess Ivo, and a brash pirate Nate with his furry companion, the mysterious Critter.
The Book of Unwritten Tales is a classic point-and-click adventure game with a cornucopia of humorous references. Whether it gently lampoons a particularly popular MMO or the stereotypical fantasy conventions, it's sure to put a knowing smile on the face of even the most hardened adventurer! If you're looking for a comedic relief from all the super-serious plots of modern games, this beautifully-presented point-and-click adventure will be perfect for you.
Age requirements: PEGI Rating: 12+
Minimum system requirements: Windows XP SP 3 (32bit) / Vista SP 2 / Windows 7 SP 1, Pentium IV 2 GHz / Athlon 2.4 GHz(3 GHz recommended), 1 GB RAM (Windows XP) | 2 GB RAM (Vista / Windows 7) (4 GB RAM recommended), 6 GB free hard disc space, Direct-X 9.0c compliant video card with 256 MB RAM, PixelShader 2.0 Minimum system requirements (Mac): Macbook (mid 2010), Macbook Pro (mid 2010), IMac (late 2009), MacMini (mid 2010), Mac Pro (early 2009), MacBook Air (late 2010). Recommended two-button mouse, or Apple mouse with Secondary Button / Secondary Click enabled. NVIDIA or ATI graphics card required.
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The Book of Unwritten Tales goes well beyond what we have gotten used to from developers like Telltale. The atmosphere is simply wonderful, and the world is filled with characters that you come to love and remember. It's cliché, sure, but it's meant to be. It's like a fairytale with a lot of character, and with good humour. The puzzles may be a bit on the easy side, but theyread more are all logical and work well. I never got stuck once, but didn't find it boring either. The English voiceovers are great. None of them feel out of place or forced, and some have great character.
It's surely on par with the Lucasarts classics, and it does many things right that other 3D adventure games have failed to accomplish. The graphics and artstyle leave no room for complaints, and the music is top-notch.
The issues are minor; there are a couple of barely noticable bugs, and I feel like there could be more and better animations. And I wish it was 50 hours longer.
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Posted on 2012-07-31 06:06:36 bySenteria:
My friend plays point and click adventures and he recommended this game to me. After having played through the game I can honestly say that it sets a great atmosphere.
The graphics look beautiful and add to the set atmosphere. The music is done nicely as well. The english voice acting is good and the game has a good length. Without spoiling anything, the game has a lot of humorread more that can be compared to Monkey Island. There's outside the box dialogue. All in all a beauty of a game, a nice story with quite a bit of humor.
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Posted on 2012-07-31 15:37:11 byTrilarion:
It's not a new game, it's older than many people think. That's why although it is not extremely popular it has quite a strong fan base. And for a good reason. It's one of the best adventures in terms of funny characters and story telling. The rest like puzzles or graphics are not so outstanding but kind of support the good game. I really liked it a lot when I played it years ago and I consider rebuying here.
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Beautiful 6 Bedroom Family Villa- Fall Specials Available in Kissimmee
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**Now carpet free** Our beautiful 6 bedroom 3 bathroom executive pool home is the only house design to boast two living areas. This gives our guests extra comfort, and the formal lounge/dining area with mini HiFi & CD`s is an ideal place for the grown ups to escape while the children are entertained in the family room (which hosts cable TV/DVD/Video, movies) The villa can accommodate 12 people in comfort. Cribs, high chair, and strollers are free of charge and are available by request. BBQ is available with no extra charge. The luxury kitchen contains all the amenities that you would expect from an executive home. The kitchen overlooks the breakfast area and family room, with non-overlooked views of the south facing pool and sun terrace. There is a ground floor Queen Master bedroom with en-suite, cable TV and video. The first floor comprises of one King-size master bedroom with en-suite and cable TV, one King-size master bedroom with cable TV, and three twin bedrooms - two of which are themed (Mickey Mouse, American) all with cable TV/Video or DVD. All linens and towels are provided for our guest's convenience. Our villa has been luxuriously furnished, and everything has been considered to ensure your vacation is perfect and that your time at Windsor Palms holds treasured memories for years to come. Our home can be your sanctuary after enjoying the wealth of activity and entertainment Orlando area has to offer.
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The Witcher 3 dev rules out platform exclusive content
CD Projekt Red will not offer different exclusive content on different platforms in The Witcher 3.
Nintendo unveils NFP Platform for both Wii U and 3DS
A range of Mario-themed figures will use near field communication have been unveiled by Nintendo.
VR needs to sell 1m units to be viable, Ubisoft exec says
Virtual reality hardware will need to hit the seven figure sales milestone before it becomes a realistic proposition for triple-A publishers.
The Last Guardian still "absolutely in the mix"
Sony Studios' Scott Rohde has given the strongest hint yet that The Last Guardian very much lives on.
'Twitch could become a games platform in its own right'
Streaming specialist Twitch says it could become a new platform for games developers following the incredible reaction to 'Twitch Plays Pokémon'.
Mutant Mudds finds most success on Nintendo platforms
Developer Renegade Kid has revealed a surprising statistic about its action platformer Mutant Mudds Deluxe.
Nintendo plans to break away from gaming; Wii U price cut "not an option"; Smartphone service revealed
You've likely read dozens of different editorials this past month predicting what the future might bring for Nintendo.
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Ok, for the other guy's (and anyone else who's wondering) info, this cd is older than Failure On. It's a re-release of their first release, with a new song added. Second, an EP has anywhere from 3-9 songs, so yes it is truly an EP. And well, yes it rocks just like Failure On. It is a little bit different, just tends to be the nature of earlier material, but a little bit of variety is always good. Anyway, buy it and enjoy it, cause you will.
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The red rocker returns with a 17 track collection of live greatest hits that spans his entire career! From his work with the seminal band Montrose, through his days with the mighty Van Halen and his work as a platinum selling solo artist, Hallelujah is a must have for any fan of Sammy Hagar and good ole' rock and roll! The DVD also includes some very special, once in a lifetime performances with ex Van Halen singer Gary Cherone who joins Sammy for "when its love" and Van Halen bassist Michael Anthony who lends his signature bass talents and backup vocals to "Right Now."
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This band wears its Christian roots on its shoulders– and this reviewer finds that to be perfectly all right. The Running EP, which originally came out before _Failure On_, shows flashes of the atmospheric melodic hardcore they would later adapt for that album but, its core sound, reminds me of Thursday's "Full Collapse"– not so much in sound as much as I hear it in its urgency. The album has a desperation about it. The song "Kiss it Good Bye" was a crowd favorite (Beloved is now Defunct) and combined the bands expert grasp of melody with that previously mentioned urgency, making one cringe with an unknown regret as singer/songwriter Josh Moore screams "…and now kiss it goodbye!"
_The Running_ is a great title for this album because it gives off the impression that you're headed somewhere fast… whether it be running away from your fears or running into the arms of God, I'm sure Beloved would prefer the former.
Other highlights on this album are "Going Through the Motions" and "Before There was You, There was Everything". I would suggest any fan of melodic hardcore who enjoys innovation and emotion check this disc out– I'd say its for fans of Thursday, Dead Poetic and Underoath.
This is by far the best album I have every purchased. I highly recommend this Beloved album as well as their latest – Failure On. Although this band has seperated, their music is more meaningful and powerful than any other band recording today.
This album by Beloved, is has lots of hardcore influence with a little bit of emo mixed in. This album is hardcore/emo, it's alot more hardcore than it is emo. If you remember a band called Bloodshed, Beloved reminds a lot of them. The lyrics are very strongly influnced by their Chritian beliefs, which is something else I really like.


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Location,Location,Location! Sharp 2bdrm,2bath hm in Green Valley
- bedrooms 2
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- sleeps 4
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- pets allowed no
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- community Santa Rita Springs
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Beautiful two bedroom two bath home in charming Santa
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Brand new Stainmaster Carpet & Custom tile.
New kitchen September, 2013, hickory cabinets, slab granite, stainless steel undermount sink.
New paint throughout,New appliances,Exterior repainted 2012.
Landscape updates. Beautiful mountain view from the deck off
dining area. Green Valley recreation membership privileges available.
Enjoy the beautiful sunsets and expansive views in this
exceptionally beautiful and quaint town.
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The home is furnished with a new Serta dual pillow-top king bed in
the master, new Sealy Posturpedic queen bed in second bedroom, linens, dishes, new Maytag dishwasher, fridge, new flat top stove,new microwave, new washer/dryer.
Santa Rita Springs recreation Center is across the street.
It has a 75 foot lap pool with jacuzzi and workout facility.
Ping pong & Pottery classes available.
Utilities, local phone & new wide Screen 60" LED TV in Great Room, & LED
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answering machine included. New desk top computer in computer nook in M.B.
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Home has a garage with opener & external keypad, & overflow parking in Rec Ctr. Parking
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Relatives have identified three people -- including a 9-year-old boy -- who were shot to death at a Flint apartment.
Tanya Lewis tells The Flint Journal that the boy was her grandson, Trashawn Macklin.
Police say the boy died Monday morning in an ambulance after a maintenance worker found him and the bodies of 25-year-old John Allen Jr. and 23-year-old Hakeem Easterling about 8 a.m. at the Park West apartment complex.
Easterling was Trashawn's uncle.
Allen's mother, Antoinette Moore, told MLive.com that her son "was a good young man" who only wanted to provide for his 2-year-old daughter.
Fifty-eight-year-old neighbor Gloria Atkins says she heard gunshots and found blood outside her window. She says she didn't know those who were killed.
Police are looking for suspects and are asking for the community's help in providing tips on a suspect. No arrests have been made.
Late Monday afternoon, Elizabeth Allen told TV5 the family would be holding a vigil on Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Westgate Terrace Apartments.
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Police searched the rest of the neighborhood and eventually found more remains in a dumpster.