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Victoria Ballroom Dance Society offers a variety of classes and workshops, from absolute beginner, to bronze, silver and gold level so whatever your age, whether you are new to ballroom, or returning to the dance floor, you will have fun dancing, learning and making new friends.
Thank you to all members who have used their VBDS Smile Card to assist the club with fundraising. The program raised $1811 last year and is now fully operational again for this year's program, so please continue to use your cards. Thrifty Foods donates 5% of the amount you put on your Smile Card to the VBDS. Let's make a concerted effort this year to reach our $2500 limit! If you don't yet have your VBDS Thrifty Foods Smile Card send an email to firstname.lastname@example.com and we will arrange to get one to you.
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SESSION TWO IS NOW UNDERWAY! If you have not yet registered, please do so as soon as possible.
Many of our members expressed a desire to expand their dance repertoires outside of our standard syllabus offerings. In response to that demand, we have built a slot into our new schedule to accommodate a variety of dances. THE HUSTLE and SALSA will be offered during the second session of our fall term. Show your support by signing up for these classes!
The Hustle needs no introduction for most of us. Whether images of John Travolta and disco balls immediately spring to mind or whether you have a more well-rounded image of The Hustle, this is a dance that has thrived and evolved for over 4 decades. With simple footwork and patterns that are relatively easy to acquire it is a versatile, dynamic dance that is well worth adding to your repertoire.
Do you have graphic design skills? We're looking for volunteers to create some eye-catching posters to promote VBDS in public locations around Victoria. If you can help, please send an email to: email@example.com or call the Jive Line: 250-721-JIVE (5483)
21st ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the VBDS will take place at 8:00 p.m. on Wednesday, November 19 in lieu of our practice at Cedar Hill Rec Centre. A revised agenda, with wording of proposed resolutions received so far, is available HERE. If you have any resolution(s) to put forward, please send via email to email@example.com, or leave a hard copy with a Board member. The deadline for submitting resolutions is end of day on November 9 but please do submit them as early as possible!
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Starting this fall VBDS will implement a continuous dance schedule. Check out the benefits:
VBDS Members have been borrowing DVDs from the VBDS Library since April 30, 2014. PLEASE NOTE that the library will continue to operate for the summer months. Brian Mason, the DVD Librarian, is looking forward to seeing you on Wednesday nights.
Current VBDS Members may freely borrow one Ballroom instructional DVD per week, just:
- Visit Brian between 8:30 and 9:00 p.m. at the Wednesday VBDS Practice at Cedar Hill Rec Centre.
- Checkout an available DVD,
- or reserve a DVD for next week if the DVD you want is already out.
- or wait list yourself for a DVD if the DVD you want is reserved.
- OR- Visit the new web site pages (see image above) to reserve or wait list your DVD! Using the web site is convenient, it only asks for your name and email to check against current membership records. Once you have reserved it on-line, just visit Brian between 8:30 and 9:00 p.m. at the Wednesday VBDS Practice at Cedar Hill Rec Centre and pick up your reserved DVD. The web site saves you time and gets your DVD reserved ahead.
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- Silver/Gold - includes all the steps from the silver and gold levels of each dance.
- note- there are NO "VBDS Beginner level" steps on any of the DVDs.
Music for Practices
Each year VBDS adds to the collection of music for use at its practices. The acquired music is almost always music that is arranged specifically for ballroom dancing; this ensures the tempo is correct and that the beat throughout the song is discernible. The purchase of the music is ultimately the easiest step in providing the music for dances. A volunteer must then take the music, decide which songs are to be used, find ones that fit the time allocated for the dance and that all dances are covered in the time allocated for the practice, burn a CD, label the CD and provide a list of the songs that are on the CD. This is quite time consuming and there a few volunteers who have offered to assist with this task.
The board is looking at ways to improve the handling of the practice music. One of the considerations is the the CD media used is fixed and it is time consuming to make changes. Remember the old days of records, 8 track tapes and cassettes and even CDs before the "random" button - the listener would know which some is coming next and would either have to listen to it or take action to skip the song. That, more or less, is the situation with the CDs; you the listener learn the order of the songs but are unable to skip to the next song and the technology is time consuming to work with to make new CDs.
If you have suggestions for music selections send the following information to firstname.lastname@example.com:
Song title, Artist's Name, Album, Dance for which the song is intended and the BPM (use an online counter such as http://www.all8.com/tools/bpm.htm)
If you have the time and access to the internet use the following links to compare songs that are arranged specifically for ballroom dances and that which is played for listening pleasure:
Somebody That I Used To Know
- Original - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8UVNT4wvIGY&feature=kp
- Ranged for tango version 1 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aUN--AVh5gU
- Arranged for tango version 2 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pGx9674bYO0
- Original - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DeumyOzKqgI
- Arranged for rumba - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SITKlMhUEHQ
- Arranged for paso doble - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x3aJDLxiujk
Steve Hutchings
President VBDS
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Greg Laurie Daily Devotion - Feb. 10, 2010
Wednesday, February 10, 2010
Measuring Up
"Tekel means 'weighed'—you have been weighed on the balances and have not measured up."
—Daniel 5:27
Normally when most people step onto a scale, they want to weigh less. But when you step onto God's scale, you want to weigh more. You want to have substance and depth and purpose and weight to your life. When Daniel confronted the wicked King Belshazzar, he told him, "You have been weighed on the balances and have not measured up." Effectively he was saying, "Belshazzar, you are a spiritual lightweight. You have done nothing with your life."
The Bible tells us that all believers will stand before the judgment seat of Jesus Christ. In speaking of this, Paul wrote, "For no one can lay any foundation other than the one we already have—Jesus Christ. Anyone who builds on that foundation may use a variety of materials—gold, silver, jewels, wood, hay, or straw. But on the judgment day, fire will reveal what kind of work each builder has done. The fire will show if a person's work has any value" (1 Corinthians 3:11-13).
It is not so much about bad things you did; it is more a question of what you did with your life. Did you accomplish anything? Did you impact anyone? Did you seek to glorify God with your life? Or did you spend it in the pursuit of nothingness?
Don't worry about what God has called someone else to do. Focus on what God has called you to do, because the key in that final day is not how much you did, but why you did it. God is far more interested in our faithfulness than He is in our success. It is all about faithfulness. It is all about doing what God has set before you and doing it well, with all of your might. That is what you will be judged for in that final day.
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Of course you can track a wireless attacker due the fact that he is broadcasting a trackable signal.
First, it is not necessary to broadcast to monitor wireless traffic. The attacker can remain passive. Passive
monitoring does make a discernable variation in the RSSI, but I do not see the resources being deployed for this reason
(and we are talking well into the 6 figures for this).
So lets address this in detail.
To do so, lets look at the threats first, we have:
- Friendly unprotected wireless networks deployed in ignorance.
- Malicious This is either a malicious rouge attacker or a planted rouge network or AP.
- Unintended Equipment deployed without authorisation and likely incorrectly configured (this group commonly
includes Infrastructure rogues).
The friendly and unintended threats are easy to find. They will either be an AP or wireless card in the local
proximity. These are easy to trace. As such we can ignore these for the purpose of this post.
There are a variety of means to discover rogues on the wireless network. These include:
1 Wired-side AP fingerprinting
2 Wired side MAC prefix analysis
3 Wireless-side warwalking
4 Wireless-side client monitoring
5 Wireless-side WLAN IDS
If your intention is to test your own mal-functioning or mis-configured equipment on your network, then there is no
crime. If you know it is not your device and you attack it in full knowledge, then a crime is the result. For example,
you can run a Nessus AP Fingerprint Scan on your own (or what you believe is your own) equipment with impunity
(assuming permissions and rights).
In the case of an attacker external to the network, we can ignore options 1 and 2. If the attack was a rogue device (an
AP for instance) on the wired-side network, scanning is legally ok. The scanning of your own equipment is an acceptable
legal option. This still does not allow the right to actively attack the device on discovering it is a rogue. This is a
matter of intention.
As for Wireless-side analysis
This is easy to do, but it is time consuming, error prone (there is a low risk of
false-negatives and a good chance of false positives) and is likely to bypass or incorrectly correlate moving targets.
Kismet will allow you to save filters based on the BSSIDs and MAC addresses discovered. Kismet would then be
configured to ignore all authorised networks. This allows the creation of a baseline. The baseline allows for the
alerting of exceptions that is unauthorised APs.
AiroPeek NX is a commercial option for those companies that do not like to use open source software. Either method is
time consuming and requires an audit for a point in time event. Warwalking can not be set to wait and report on
AirWave RAPIDS is a commercial option to conduct both wired-side and wireless-side monitoring and assessment. It
monitors and reports on wireless activity and flags (and alerts) new networks as potential rogue APs. This is an
expensive option with a license required for all clients. There are also issues. Either poor monitoring facilities will
result or wireless networking will be impacted for the hosts.
There are Wireless-side LAN IDS deployments. Aruba is an example. Again these are costly and require that a sensors is
deployed at all facilities using wireless (and if you really want to be safe those that do not as well).
None of this helps us find the rogue we only find out that one may exist.
So how can we discover the rogue you ask finally?
First there is a manual analysis process using the signal-to-noise ratios (SNR). SNR is maximised when the devices are
associated. In this, the idea is to map the SNR and locate the antenna (note the antenna and not the rogue itself).
These techniques rely heavily on guess-work. Kismet and a GPS will help.
Directional analysis makes this a little easier. This requires a directional antenna and RSSI (Radio Signal Strength
Information which is the signal and noise levels associated with a wireless device). Channel hoping should be disabled
when doing this and it is essentially a matter of trial and error.
Rapfinder (open source) is a tool that aids in this process. AirMagnet is a commercial tool (handheld) that is designed
to locate the source of the radio signal (as you get closer the clicks increase in frequency like a Geiger counter).
Next we get to triangulation. Even this is not 100% accurate due to RF interference, signal loss and radio signal
distribution patterns (which vary based on the physical position). Aruba AirMonitor with 3 sensors will find local APs
with a fair degree of accuracy.
However, this takes us to the point. An attacker is not always going to be placed locally. The range with a good yaggi
high gain antenna is a radius of over 10km. That is over 300 square km. So have fun searching, it is about 30,000
households, businesses etc ...
It is not a flippantly easy task to track a wireless attacker. People get lucky, this is about how it works.
Craig Wright (GSE-Compliance)
From: Jan Heisterkamp [mailto:]
Sent: Mon 12/11/2007 1:55 AM
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Cc: Craig Wright; pen-test () securityfocus com
Subject: Re: How to track down a wireless hacker
I lost who started this thread.
Of course you can track a wireless attacker due the fact that he is
broadcasting a trackable signal and you can do it pretty accurate. But
he question behind is "And then?"
What will you do?
If the attacker is in house you might have to close all the doors, call
the security stuff and confiscate all the laptops running wireless. The
attacker goes arested and the rest of the user will take their case to
the court, sueing you for damages.
If the attacker is, let us say in a car in the street and you have
tracked and localized him what are you able to do?
You can't touch him, neither arrest him, you have no legal right to do
so; probably you will se the attackers golden finger he hits the road.
The energy you are wilt to afford to track this freak down you had
better spent before in securing your Network.
It's a fact, that you messed it up and not he.
I guess there is waiting some homework for you...
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I make no secret of the fact that I've often been displeased with Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Alex Smith in 2013. I've criticized him for errant throws, for failing to make decisions quickly in key situations, and for sometimes being overly averse to throwing the football down the field. In this very column, I've made him largely responsible for the Chiefs' early offensive woes. While I won't apologize for every well-reasoned criticism of Smith, I am prepared to expend the same amount of energy trying to convince you that he's no longer part of Kansas City's problem.
Since Kansas City returned from their Week 10 bye, Alex Smith has been a completely different quarterback. He threw just nine touchdowns through the first nine games of the regular season. Over the past four, he's thrown another nine touchdowns. In fact, he has a passer rating of 94 since Week 11. He's also has a completion rate of 60% over that stretch.
Less apparent and perhaps to much less fanfare, he's also been more inclined to stand tall in the pocket. During Kansas City's nine-game winning streak, he scrambled at least three times per game. Against the Chargers and Redskins, he only left the pocket twice. Smith has made a conscious decision to become a bigger part of this offense. Perhaps he's tired of being called a "game manager"? Maybe he's finally settled into the groove and feels comfortable with his supporting cast? It could also be the realization that the stakes are higher now.
Whatever Smith's reasons are for raising his level of play, it's clear that he has. I'm not sure if you've noticed, but he hasn't been sacked in three weeks. Weeks 13 and 14 are the first two of the season where Smith hasn't been dumped. I should put that into perspective. You have to go all the way back to Week 5 of the 2012 season to find the last game where Smith attempted more than one pass and was not sacked.
Make no mistake, improved play along the offensive line has helped, but I think we're seeing a more decisive and comfortable quarterback on the field. Alex Smith has also stood firmly in the pocket, in the face of pressure, and delivered the ball accurately. Add those two things to fewer poor throws and the shots Smith has taken down the field, and I think it's a new day for the Chiefs' eight-year veteran.
If Smith can continue to play this way into the postseason, I think it could be time to consider extending his contract. He's peaking at just the right time and it could help this football team make noise in January. There's good reason to have confidence in a quarterback who plays this style of football. Winning in the NFL playoffs requires a quarterback with a steady hand that won't turn the football over and cost you a game. Smith has only played two career postseason games, but he didn't throw an interception in either contest.
Over the past three weeks, the Chiefs have scored 12 offensive touchdowns. Alex Smith is directly responsible for more than half of them (7). It's no coincidence that the Chiefs have averaged 32 points per game since returning from the bye week. If the trend of Smith's increased productivity continues, Kansas City will have a real shot at keeping pace with the Colts and Chargers and maybe running table. I think it's a bit too late for them to re-position themselves as the AFC's #1 seed, but there are major benefits to entering the postseason tournament with a hot hand.
I'll be watching Smith closely for the rest of the season. The Chiefs can't afford to take a step back this week in Oakland. The lowly Raiders are 23rd in the league in pass defense and are a middling defense in terms of getting to the quarterback (they have 32 sacks on the season). I'm interested to see if Smith can take advantage of them on Sunday afternoon. Dwayne Bowe is coming off of a season-high 69-yard receiving day last week. It will be important to keep him dialed in and to maintain the momentum he and Smith have built throughout the year.
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Posted by: MrsJenkinsJuly 8th, 2014 - 5:26pm
I really want a Judoon without a helmet.
I would love to see Strax, Madam Vashtra, Jenny and Clara in Victorian costume.
Posted by: I Ended the Time WarNovember 7th, 2013 - 10:33pm
My series four:
Doctor in Waist coat (The Rings of Akhaten)
Cyberman with blue chest piece and gun (Nightmare in Silver)
Metallic Dalek Drone (Asylum of the Daleks
Clara (Journey to the Centre of the TARDIS)
Metallic Dalek Strategist (Asylum of the Daleks)
Natural Ood (Planet of the Ood)
Skaldak (Cold War)
Doctor without waistcoat (The Bells of Saint John)
Doctor with thick waistcoat (Nightmare in Silver)
Whisperman (The Name of the Doctor)
John Hurt (The Name of the Doctor)
Doctor Simeon (The Name of the Doctor)
Posted by: Dr tylerNovember 7th, 2013 - 10:14pm
Sorry didn't type email address
Posted by: AnonymousOctober 19th, 2013 - 3:25pm
I hope in series 4 they will have Clara, a peg doll and the ice warrior.
Posted by: Dr tylerNovember 1st, 2013 - 11:29pm
My guesses are the doctor from series 7, Amy from the time of angels, Clara, the ghost from hide, a ganger, Silurian with mask, the empty child, the ice warrior, davros, eternal Dalek, river song from the time of the angels and the dream lord
Posted by: Dr tylerNovember 1st, 2013 - 11:35pm
Common: the doctor
Ice warrior
Un common: Amy
Eternal Dalek
Empty child
Rare: river
Dream lord
Posted by: Dr tylerNovember 2nd, 2013 - 8:46pm
What does everyone else think
Posted by: I Ended the Time WarNovember 2nd, 2013 - 9:07pm
We've got the Dalek eternal and Silurian.
Posted by: AnonymousNovember 7th, 2013 - 10:11pm
It's an easier chance for eternal and the Silurian we have doesn't have a mask
Posted by: I Ended the Time WarNovember 7th, 2013 - 10:26pm
If we get a Silurian with mask, it'll be an easy route to get a super rare, so CO wouldn't do it.
Posted by: Dr tylerNovember 18th, 2013 - 10:40pm
Who's CO
Posted by: I Ended the Time WarNovember 18th, 2013 - 10:51pm
Character Options.
Posted by: The geniusSeptember 15th, 2013 - 9:10am
I got a judoon
Posted by: Dr tylerNovember 2nd, 2013 - 8:45pm
That's good cause they're a rare
Posted by: obeythewhispermenSeptember 2nd, 2013 - 10:37am
when is series 4 coming out
Posted by: boobooSeptember 2nd, 2013 - 10:38am
no sign of anything at the moment
Posted by: BRickSeptember 21st, 2013 - 3:12pm
Incredibly, Series 3 is approaching a year in the shops – notwithstanding the Anniversary Doctor Series – time for a Series 4: Ice Warrior, Clara, Time Zombie, Rose and then some…
Posted by: Dr tylerNovember 2nd, 2013 - 8:42pm
Series 4 wouldn't be coming out yet though because its not been out for as long as series 2 was
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Have a Slice of Humble Pie
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Summary: God doesn�t cause trouble and adversity, but He uses trouble to refine some humility in us. While trouble causes some people to raise their faces to heaven and become bitter, others bow their knees before God and become better.
Series: Luke: Jesus--The Perfect God-Man
Scripture: Luke 14:1-14:11 (add scripture)
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Have a Slice of Humble Pie
Luke 14:1-11
by David O. Dykes
Maybe you�ve seen Jeff Foxworthy�s �Redneck� list. He says, �You know you�re a Redneck if��:
1. Directions to your house include, �Turn off the paved road.�
2. You take your fishing pole to Sea World.
3. You have flowers planted in a commode in your front yard.
4. Your Dad walks you to school, �cause you�re both in the same grade.
You�ve got to be from the country to even laugh at those statements! In East Texas, we aren�t rednecks, but we are country folks, and because Green Acres is in a small city, I think of our church as a country church. I read a similar list the other day. It says, �You know you go to a country church if��:
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2. The opening day of deer season is a church holiday.
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4. Folks think the �Rapture� is what you get from lifting something too heavy.
5. The pastor asks �Bubba� to take up the offering and five guys and two women stand up!
If you understand the New Testament, you realize Jesus grew up in Galilee, which was considered the country. The followers of Jesus were labeled, �unlearned and ignorant men.� The sophisticated city folks in Jerusalem looked down on Jesus and were constantly looking for an opportunity to embarrass Him. In our passage today, He is only a few weeks away from the cross and we see the opposition against Him growing stronger. Let�s read beginning in Luke 14:1:
One Sabbath, when Jesus went to eat in the house of a prominent Pharisee, he was being carefully watched. There in front of him was man suffering from dropsy. Jesus asked the Pharisees and experts in the law, �Is it lawful to heal on the Sabbath or not?� But they remained silent. So taking hold of the man, he healed him and sent him away. Then he asked them, �If one of you has a son or an ox that falls into a well on the Sabbath day, will you not immediately pull him out?� And they had nothing to say.
In Chapter 13, I discussed their hang-up with rules being more important than hurt people, so we won�t say much about this interchange. Instead, we will focus on the following parable:
When he noticed how the guests picked the places of honor at the table, he told them this parable: �When someone invites you to a wedding feast, do not take the place of honor, for a person more distinguished than you may have been invited. If so, the host who invited both of you will come and say to you, �Give this man your seat.� Then, humiliated, you will have to take the least important place. But when you are invited, take the lowest place, so that when your host comes, he will say to you, �Friend, move up to a better place.� Then you will be honored in the presence of all your fellow guests. For everyone who exalts himself will be humbled, and he who humbles himself will be exalted.�
Once again, notice the brilliant way Jesus taught. He told a simple little parable of people sitting down at a wedding feast, and then He applied the spiritual principle. Look again at the spiritual principle in verse 11: �For everyone who exalts himself will be humbled, and he who humbles himself will be exalted.� This is one of the wonderful paradoxes of Jesus that is
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Facebook tristana skin
werent we promised this when they hit 40,000 fans?
and they hit that like 2 months ago?
anyone actually get it yet?
inb4 im a troll, i got it, you failed.
If I recall correctly, they're working on it, but there are higher priorities.
cuz that would mean,in theory,that we get trista unlocked as well..like those who got the bonus rammus skin for closed beta......
well they DO have a log of your purchases,so they 'could' give you your ip back..if you qualify :)
We're going to be building a redemption system for them "soon"
Also, you write "soon" as in not really soon, but writing that word so people will be happy? If not explain what soon means please. You say that all the time but over a month has gone by with devs saying soon about this same topic.
You already have a redemption system for CE boxes, how hard is it to add in a code that will unlock the tristana skin? 1 hour of work or so?
Really sound amateur with these type of replies. Don't mean to be harsh, but if you expect to be a top notch company, you have to get things done within a reasonable amount of time and many of the things missing still is not quick enough for a high caliber company which is what I hope you guys are aiming for.
dont worry, draft mode and additional maps were coming soon back in july
If you're going to attack us, at least keep your facts straight sir :)
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Created by Jenji Kohan, the TV-maker best known for the Showtime series "Weeds," "Orange" is adapted from a memoir by Piper Kerman, a blond, Waspy Smith graduate who served fifteen months in a Danbury prison. In her reckless early twenties, she was the girlfriend of an "impossibly stylish and cool" older woman, who also happened to be an international drug trafficker. A decade later, when the Feds showed up, Kerman was engaged to a man and living a law-abiding life as a West Village creative-class yuppie. She went off to prison with an O-magazine mind-set: with sufficient preparation and a can-do attitude, she could handle anything for a year. That didn't last long. In different hands, this might be a cringe-worthy premise: a vanilla cupcake wedged in among the down-and-out and the black-and-brown. But the show blows Kerman's anxious, observant memoir wide open, presenting her perspective as merely one within a kaleidoscope of experiences. Like the book, the series is very clear about how much she benefits from her demographic rarity. When Piper arrives, black women glare and white women smile; a new friend clarifies what's happening. "We look out for our own," she says—then, after Piper's glance, adds, "Oh, don't get all P.C. on me. It's tribal, not racist." When there's a vote for prison representatives, it's done by districts: blacks, whites, Latinas, Golden Girls, and "others." The homophobic case manager, who doesn't know Piper's sexual history, makes her his pet. But while the show touches on the grinding unfairness of the penal system, it's never preachy or grim. It's very different, in other words, from the Sundance series "Rectify" (which just completed its run), a more delicate prison-themed series that relied on poetry and philosophy. "Orange" embraces a pulpier approach, leaning into and then subverting our expectations of a "Caged Heat" melodrama, heightening (and sometimes inventing) tensions that are only suggested in the book. Taylor Schilling gives an effective performance as Piper Chapman, a smart cookie with a striking ability to keep secrets from those she loves. But the show really begins to blossom as it explores the women she meets in prison: a tough-talking Russian chef (the terrific Kate Mulgrew), a beautiful male-to-female transsexual (Laverne Cox), an older Haitian woman who trails rumors of her crimes (Michelle Hurst), a young Latina (Dascha Polanco) whose mother is also in prison, and a horndog junkie (Natasha Lyonne). There's also a raucous bull dyke, played by the fantastic lesbian comedian Lea DeLaria; a girl who is engaged to a man but hooking up with Lyonne's character (what Kerman, in her memoir, calls "gay for the stay"); a nun; a yoga-teaching lefty; and a Holy Roller. It's a truly impressive array of prisoners, played by actresses of varying ages and appearances, including types rarely shown on TV. When a more cartoonish figure appears—like the black butch called Crazy Eyes, who wants Piper to be her wife—the show has built sufficient trust that viewers can embrace the situation's off-brand kink, with Crazy Eyes purring "Swirrrrl" at Piper, a mix of chocolate and vanilla. Less successful plots involve Piper's friends and family, who are saintly in the book but satirical targets in the series, which often takes the snarky bent of a Styles-section feature in the Times, with easy shots at them as privileged narcissists. Because Piper is housed at a minimum-security prison, the show, refreshingly—and accurately, judging from the memoir—is not driven by violence, the way that "Oz" was. One sequence even slyly builds up the audience's appetite for savagery, then upends it with something graphically sexual, in a sequence that is sure to gross viewers out (no spoilers, but it struck me as a line in the sand, like some of the provocations on "Girls"). There is also one significant shift from the original story: in the show, Piper's ex-girlfriend, Alex (the masterly deadpan Laura Prepon, from "That '70s Show"), is in the same prison with her from the beginning. This creates a sub-rosa love triangle with Piper's fiancé, and it makes Piper an intriguingly ambiguous figure, whose former sexual persona has as much legitimacy as the straight girl she's become. Sexuality is at the center of "Orange": the creators pluck mere hints from the memoir and spin them into full, splashy plots. Sex operates as comfort, as currency, as romance, and also as punishment, with male guards using security frisks to bypass consent. But "Orange" is also smarter and subtler about the entire range of female-female dynamics than almost anything on TV, except maybe ABC Family's "Bunheads" and the BBC's "Call the Midwife" (or, if you're drunk, "Real Housewives"). The women form quasi-familial tribes and wounded triangles; it's a matriarchal subculture that, as a Seven Sisters graduate, Piper had some preparation for. There are more lesbians here—butch and femme and of every ethnicity—than in any other series on television. Viewers ravenous for representation often graded the fun, flawed "The L Word" on a curve. Though "Orange" bears a resemblance to that show, it's the more solid of the two, at least so far. Then there's "Ray Donovan," on Showtime, which was created by Ann Biderman, the showrunner behind the beloved cult cop drama "Southland," which recently ended. From the poolside-pitch perspective, her new series sounds lively enough: it's "Mystic River" plus "The Fighter," set in a noirish modern Los Angeles, then spiced with an Elmore Leonard-esque assortment of colorful losers. Liev Schreiber plays Ray Donovan, a heavy-fisted "fixer" for a fancy law firm, the sort of fellow who makes scandals disappear, like a butch Olivia Pope. He comes from a dysfunctional clan that has been transplanted from Boston, including two sad-sack brothers, who hang around a boxing gym, and a Machiavellian ex-con father (Jon Voight), who tries to chisel his way back into the family. Ray struggles to keep his wife and their teen-age kids safe, and there are secrets and lies and Southie accents thick as bisque—but, from the start, there's also a strong sense of cable contrivance. In each episode, Ray confronts a new set of Hollywood reprobates: a closeted movie star, a predatory pop star, a womanizing athlete, a sleazy executive. Some he threatens, some he gets out of trouble, but the show makes sure to dish up regular servings of stylized ultraviolence—torture for viewers to simultaneously cluck their tongues at and get off on. Jaunty oldies play over montages of corruption, a TV cliché that should be outlawed. Ray's wife nags him for working too much. Most of the show feels like a dose of the same dirty candy that's dished out all over adult cable, with one exception: Ray's brother Bunchy, who attends a sexual-abuse support group and has won a settlement from the Catholic Church. The aura of unresolved mourning that infects Ray's family, even his devilish father, feels more authentic than anything else on "Ray Donovan," and Dash Mihok is solid and affecting as Bunchy. Schreiber is an excellent actor who can brood with the best of them, but his character is straight out of antihero central casting: a sinner, but smarter than everyone else. He's more masculine, more tormented, more empathetic. Naturally, he's catnip to women, including his sniping wife (a wasted Paula Malcomson). Yet even as he drinks, and isolates himself, rubbing his stubbly jaw, the show keeps stacking the deck in his favor. He's surrounded by quislings and hypocrites: rich L.A. creeps (Jewish men), jocks and rappers (black men), and the many perverts and thugs who are dumber and grosser than he is. He has a soft spot for twisty dames and suffering children. He's the only one strong enough to reject his slimy dad. The show suggests promising themes—including parallels between Hollywood, the Church, and Ray's family—but they're overpowered by his role as a sordid fantasy figure. Later episodes offer more humor and surprise, but the show may simply have come out at the wrong time, at least for me: I'm sick of disgust. "Ray Donovan" is fuelled by that emotion, particularly by a rage at ugly systems. But the series exists within its own ugly system, mining the by now tired convention of the thoughtful thug—the same idea that was so brilliantly subverted by more ambitious series, such as "The Sopranos" and "Breaking Bad." So far, at least, "Ray Donovan" has more in common with "House of Lies" or "Californication," shows that have a quality I've come to think of as That's So Showtime: a lurid air of exploitation that feels fungal, funky, and off-putting. "Orange" has sordid and sad things on display, too, and it's certainly not immune to shock value. But there's no disgust for human weakness, it doesn't see criminals as trash, and it doesn't use cartoonish bad guys to prop up its protagonist's aura of virtue and specialness. In fact, it does the opposite, using its mainstream heroine as a Trojan horse. "Orange" would likely not have been green-lighted if its central story had involved a poor black drug dealer. 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The door slides open and a rapier thin shadow is silhouetted in the doorway.
His hair is close cropped and he seems withered beyond human endurance. He walks slowly to the bar, slides several copper to the barkeep, and in a voice that rasps with age demands an ale.
He then turns and leans on the bar as he surveys the room, his piercing stare sweeping across everyone in the room.
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It was never my intention to violate your customs, Good Sir... spoke the newcomer in the wide-brimmed hat. Some call me Cross. I am but a simple traveller, and wielder of arcane fire, whose only wish is to be of service to a land, willing to extend it's gracious hospitality to a stranger... he finished with a slight bow of his head... and I thank'ee for your kind "Welcome".
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Without so much as glancing up from his ale, the withered man spoke in a quiet voice that carried to every ear in the room.
"The only name you have need of is Vashik One Eye. As for my trade, I am an adept of the mystic arts. I specialize in fixing problems of late."
As Vashik subsided once again into silence, he took a long pull on his ale and resumed his careful evaluation of the taverns patrons.
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The door opens again and a rotund figure dressed in outlandish, brightly coloured armour and feathers peers in. At just a hair under 5 feet and nearly as broad it momentarily seems too large to be a Dwarf. It waddles to the counter, glancing nervously around, and waits politely for the barman's attention before stating:
"Greetings, sir. I am 7 Rabbit. I am new to these parts." He dumps a small pouch on the bar and small chunks of gold spill out, leaving a trail of gold dust on the sticky surface. Oblivious to the greedy stares of those nearby, he continues, "Do you know where may I exchange this rock for local currency?"
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The door smashes open and a dwarf in platemail boldly walks forward. With his head held high he states with a booming voice, "I'm KruK, I'm a good with an axe and can take a hit. I'm look'n for work and I have a powerful thirst!" He then strides over to the bar and says to the bartender, "Aye barkeep...How about a pint?"
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The already rowdy tavern reminded Les of her days in the Laughing Gallows. She shakes her head at the idle memory and strides toward the granite cobbles to the establishment's entrance-way. She pauses for a moment, taking in the laughing, the clink of glasses and the shouts as everyone tries to be heard over the commotion. A sly smile traces its way across her face, this would surely be interesting.
She slides the door open and quickly steps inside, letting it drift shut behind her. A few eyes look her way before going back to their conversations; just another adventurer seeking glory, gold or some fairytale ideal. Les smooths out the leather shirt she's wearing and moves toward the bar.
"Wine, something local and red, if you'd please." Les winks at the barkeep and flips a few coins his way, making sure they land in a perfect stack before him. The silver coins will hopefully net her something other than a noxious watered down drink. The man nods and heads off to the back, scooping up her coins on the way.
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After noticing that all who enter seem to proclaim in loud voices their professions and names, Les contemplates her own lack of following this ritual. Perhaps that is what had drawn those glances when she entered? She slides her way through the crowd to a few of the more interesting looking figures. Les leans on the bar with two wizards to the right and two dwarves to the left. The bright coloured one reminded her of her childhood.
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Say " no sis, I don't do relatives, half or full" If that doesn't work, tell her to watch the movie ' Cement Garden' she will rethink it!
If your age is correct, and her age is close to yours. then what can she actually expect?

Besides, if she has never approached you in the past maybe there is something wrong with her, that is maybe she doesn't remember that you are her 1/2 brother.
Well, is there a thing called half sex?LOL
gust go half way,,,
Its really hard to say no, i know it is. Maybe compromise with a bj or something idk. Everyone would tell you something different but you have to do what you feel is right. Maybe just once and thats it
Family sex is not a good idea! Plenty of other ones out there.
Something is not ticking right up there. You need get far far away. When she walks in the room you need to walk out. You need to go beyond saying NO and show her NO!
o dear thats a tricky one tell her straight think of the family damage
At your age, you should be able to simply tell her.
Say you're not into incestuous relationships! Depending on which country you reside in, you'll most likely find it to be illegal... Or at the very least TABOO!

And as LaSenorita so delicately pointed out (j/k) if by some chance she fell pregnant, you run quite a high risk of fathering a physically and/or mentally deformed child.
Tell her no, that is just gross.
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Since Darwin's groundbreaking theory of Evolution by Natural Selection, scientists all around the world have found monumental amounts of evidence in favor of the theory, now treated as scientific fact by 99.9% of all scientists.
However, even after 150 years after the establishment of evolution, some schools across the US are "teaching the controversy," including Creationism and Intelligent Design. Both of these so-called "theories" have no basis in scientific fact, and have absolutely zero evidence pointing towards these conjectures. These types of loopholes in our education are partially to blame for our dangerously low student performances in math and science.
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that {his} entire brand, image and web personality was swiped for use in a marketing campaign by some massive multi-billion dollar a year company, without ever being asked for permission or acknowledged. The video for their marketing campaign was particularly creepy for {him}, as even {his} age and personality didn't escape the level of detail spent on creating this doppelganger (they used a paid actor of course).
A low move, but par for the course?"
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If prices of ISBN codes were really a problem, people could just publish in France, where ISBNs are free. Anyways nowadays ISBN are just a particular class of GTIN/EAN so I suspect one could just buy an EAN (UPC) code.
If we hit the reset button, can we also fix ASCII? it is by no mean the minimal set most english speakers think it is.
Why do we need a character to represent to 'v' one after the other? You could write 'w' with to 'v' and handle the ligature where it should be handled, at display time. There are so few words in English with the sequence vv that it makes no sense to have the special case coded in the encoding.
Also could we handle the dots on the characters 'i' and 'j' like the diacriticals they are? there should be first the the dotless 'i' and 'j' and the some character to add the dots, like all other diacriticals. Also move out the currency symbols ($ and £), they can be represented as text (USD and GBP), no point in have silly symbols in there. Also remove BELL (11), having a symbol for a bell (2407) might be bloated, but having one for the sound of a bell is absurd.
By the way, why do we need different code points for upper and lower case? They are just variants of each other anyways
Unicode is certainly messy, but plain ASCII is not much better: the most precious 127 code points of utf-8 are basically wasted to display 32 characters and a bit of punctuation, that is pretty bloated for me, we are just used to it
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Bedgebury Forest is already popular with runners of all fitness levels. Our newly surfaced tracks and way markers have now opened up previously uncharted areas of the forest for runners. We also host varous annual charity runs throughout the year. Details of these can be found on our whats on page.
Our professionally-endorsed orienteering routes, designed by Saxon Orienteering (affiliated to the British Orienteering Federation) cater for all levels of expertise and experience.
The four courses range across Yellow (beginners), White (easy), Orange (intermediate) and Light Green (advanced) and vary from 1.6km to 2.7km.
Maps are available from the Bedgebury Visitor Information Office for £2.00
For wheelchair users, our new surfaces and gentler gradients allow better access to new parts of the Pinetum and forest. Some manual wheelchair users may need assistance. Please contact our visitor services team for more information - 01580 879820
Family Backpack Walk
School children love our mapstick walks. Now families can also enjoy a fun hands-on learning walk in the Pinetum. Simply pay £3.00 per sack, leave your keys at the information office as a deposit and be back before the office closes. Ask for the red bag which contains a picture guide book, binoculars, a magnifying glass and a bark rubbing kit.
Come back another time to try the extra science acticvites in the green bag or the extra maths activities in the blue bag.
This project is now featured on the BGEN (Botanic Gardens Education Network) website as an example of inspiring plant-based learning.
Health Walks
Come along and join our friendly group and enjoy the sights, sounds and scents whilst getting fit. No experience required and you will be encouraged to walk at your own pace. Wheelchair and pushchair friendly. No booking required, please meet at the visitor centre. Please wear suitable clothing and footwear.
Beginners Health Walk - Last Friday of each month - 10am
This walk is designed for those people who are not used to walking and would like to start gradually. It is also for those people who would find the moderate walk difficult. Walks last approximately 30 mins to 1 hour and we will cover between 1 and 4 km (0.5 and 2.5miles).
Moderate Health Walks - Every Friday - 10am
This walk is designed for those people who want to walk a little further and at a quicker pace than the Beginners walk. All walkers are still encouraged to walk at their own pace but we do venture out further into the forest. Walks last approximately 1 hour to 1 hour 30 mins and we cover between 4 and 6 km (2.5 and 3.7 miles).
For more information please call the Bedgebury Visitor centre on 01580 879820 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Please Note - For health and safety reasons any large groups wishing to join the Health Walks will need to receive approval 6 weeks prior to the date they would like to attend. We cannot guarantee to be able to provide enough walk leaders to accomodate large groups as leaders give us their time on a voluntary basis.


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Entertainment at the Hotel Promenade
As a guest of Nostremar, you are able to enjoy the entertainment program available at the nearby Hotel Promenade which is only 25 metres away. This includes entertainmnet for all ages including a mini-club for the children as well as a mini-disco in which they can take part of an evening.
Book a stay at Aqua Hotel and enjoy a very special day in La Roca Village with personalized VIP invitation and a welcome glass of champagne in one of the on-site restaurants.