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After a weekend filled with warmer temperatures that gave many visions of springtime, Philadelphia is expecting snow today.
Between 4 and 8 inches will fall in Philadelphia today, according to our news partners at NBC10. The rain that's saturating the area this morning is set to turn into snow sometime between 8 a.m. and 10 a.m. It's expected to fall until around 5 p.m.
There will be a sharp difference in accumulation depending on the area. Expect only an inch or less in the Jersey shore, southern Delaware and other points South and East of Philadelphia. The Poconos are already seeing accumulation and should expect between 3 inches and 6 inches when it's all finished. (That should make the skiers and snowboarders happy.)
Today's high is 34 degrees while the low is 20.
Plenty of schools have already closed for the day. A full list can be found here.
Stay with PBJ.com for more on this developing story.
Jared Shelly is the digital producer of the Philadelphia Business Journal.
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Fish-and-chip-Friday: For many at my primary school it meant one day a week where we swapped fruit and homemade sandwiches for deep fried delight.
Almost two decades later, obesity statistics have worsened, and experts worry that New Zealand's lack of commitment to obesity prevention is failing Kiwi kids.
This continued upward trend compares unfavourably with many OECD countries, Professor of Population Nutrition and Global Health at the University of Auckland, Boyd Swinburn, said, "including even the United States, where overweight and obesity among children is either flattening or decreasing. Children and their parents are clearly losing the battle of the bulge".
In an attempt to curb this epidemic, schools are pushing healthier alternatives to replace pies and processed foods that too often become last-minute meal options.
Subway's school lunch programme delivers to more than 100 schools nationally. A survey of 20 primary schools revealed other health-conscious options - such as sushi and Pita Pit - were substituting the hot chips and chocolate donuts of previous generations. Fish and chips are long gone.
Owairaka District School in Mt Albert, Auckland, is an exemplary self-dubbed "green school", with vegetable gardens, chickens, and cooking classes.
"When I arrived here years ago, there was a tuck shop, and kids used to line up and buy all sorts of junk food. The behaviour wasn't that good. I've found that [healthy eating] has been a turning point," principal Diana Tregoweth said.
The decile two school, with a roll of almost 400 and a high proportion of Pacific Island and Maori students, worked with families to promote healthy eating and living.
All new students are given a lunch box and healthy eating guide. About twice a term the school puts on $2 sandwich days, using produce grown on the school grounds.
Parents volunteer with the Garden to Table programme; a fortnightly workshop where the children tend to the vegetable gardens, harvest produce, and then cook lunch at school.
"I absolutely love the [Garden to Table] programme. One, the children get a meal. But we're also teaching them wonderful life skills," Tregoweth said.
Other schools are catching on, albeit at a lesser level.
Island Bay School in Wellington offered sushi once a week, and occasionally provided mini pizzas, "if there's a fundraiser".
Newlands Primary, also in Wellington, said Subway provided "something different" for the children and was hassle-free for the school office.
Schools varied between ordering lunches daily, weekly, or monthly, as in the case of semi-rural schools such as Waiau Pa School, southwest of Auckland. "The kids like Subway. It's quite good value. You can get a sandwich and a cookie for $5 or $6," Waiau said.
Many schools with canteens, such as Nayland Primary just out of Nelson, offered "healthy" Heart Foundation-approved foods and beverages, and others had parents who volunteered to make food.
A group of parents with children at St Matthews in Hastings brought cooked meals to school each Friday. "They might make mac and cheese, it's very popular. They've got to run [recipes] past the school to make sure that what they're providing is a healthy choice."
Auckland dietitian MaryRose Spence said schools should be proud of providing healthy options - "They've got to know how it's linked up with learning."
New Zealand is the third fattest of the OECD countries (behind the United States and Mexico), but Spence said children were not to blame for their weight problems; adults were the ones who need educating.
"We've got to remember that children don't do the shopping. It's adults who are responsible for how their children eat. In the situation of overweight parents, the likelihood of overweight children is significantly increased," she said.
"I think that back in the good old days when we would always have a sandwich for lunch there's nothing wrong with that. A filled roll should always be the basis of a lunch. But there are so many bought options now, and mum and dad are time poor."
Wellington mothers Jane Bornholdt and Rachel Ebbitt both have children at primary school, and understood the morning rush associated with lunch-making.
"We wanted children to have some variety with their lunches, instead of them having sandwiches every day of the week, it would be good to give parents a day off while providing something nutritious, fresh and tasty. So we hit upon sushi," Bornholdt said.
Wrap it Up started in 2010 with Bornholdt and Ebbitt rolling their own sushi and delivering it to Kilbirnie School in Wellington once a week.
They now cater to 26 primary and intermediate schools in the Wellington region.
Orders and payments could be made online, which saved time for both parents and schools.
A study published in October 2013 in Obesity Reviews found "disinvestment in obesity prevention and failure to enact any major healthy food policies" over the last 20 years had contributed to New Zealand's worsening statistics.
The Ministry of Health's New Zealand health survey 2012-2013 showed 1.2 million New Zealanders (31 per cent) are obese, up from 29 per cent the previous year.
Childhood obesity had also increased with around 85,000 children (11 per cent) aged between 2 and 14 now considered obese.
But Spence said, "We don't have to ask the Government for everything. If you look around at the initiatives put in place for obesity, there's nothing that stands out. I believe we can't give a general message to everyone, because everyone is different. What is satisfying for one group of people might not be for another."
At the end of the day, the onus was on parents and caregivers.
A Heart Foundation and Ministry of Health collaboration, called Fuelled for Life, provided a food and beverage classification system to encourage healthy eating for young people.
Manager Sally Hughes said items were classified as suitable for "everyday, sometimes, and occasionally". A new "fresh made" category covered homemade meals that could be produced off site and brought into schools.
Schools and early childhood centres that joined the programme received resources on healthy eating as well as a "buyers guide" listing categorised products available to order for canteens.
"It makes it really easy for people to decide whether something is healthy or not," Hughes said.
About half of New Zealand primary schools are signed up to Fuel for Life, but Hughes said it was too early to measure any impact.
"There's still quite a long way to go. In an education environment where the evidence is so clear that good nutrition leads to better learning, schools have a responsibility to promote and facilitate healthy eating habits."
With Fish-and-chip-Friday in mind, I called my old primary school to ask what was on offer these days. Subway and sushi, the office lady said.
"We've never done fish and chips on a regular basis."
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Seattle U men rally for road victory over Northridge
Seattle University outscored Cal State Northridge 15-5 over the final six minutes, using offensive rebounding and solid defense to pick up its first road victory of the season 58-53 Thursday night.
NORTHRIDGE, Calif. – The Seattle University men outscored Cal State Northridge 15-5 over the final six minutes, using offensive rebounding and solid defense to pick up its first road victory of the season, 58-53, Thursday night.
Jarell Flora scored Seattle U's next six points to cut the Redhawks' deficit to 50-49. Shore Adenekan converted a putback to give Seattle U the lead at 51-50 with 3:39 to go.
Over the next two minutes, the Redhawks pulled down six rebounds to maintain the majority of possessions, and Isiah Umipig hit a three-pointer as the shot-clock buzzer went off to increase the Seattle U lead to 54-50. After a Matadors (5-5) turnover, Umipig made two free throws and Clarence Trent was able to convert on two free throws with eight seconds remaining to ice the game for Seattle U (5-3).
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Our vacation home, called "Broad Reach", is perched on a hillside on the Island of Nevis, overlooking the Caribbean Sea and neighboring St. Kitts. There are decks on three sides, and windows all around, so Broad Reach has breathtaking views in almost every direction. From the pool and patio, you can also see up the coast of Nevis to Oualie Beach. A fairly constant breeze blows through the house, and light streams in everywhere. On the decks you will find a dining table and chairs for meals outdoors while taking in the sunset, and a hammock for reading or a nap. On the patio by the pool, you will find a comfortable sofa and lounges under a shady pergola, our you can pull them out into the sun.
Broad Reach has an expansive feel because of the amazing views, and doors all around which we leave open all day, so we feel like we are always outdoors. The master bedroom has a king size bed, and the second bedroom has a queen and two singles, dormitory style. There is also a fold out sofa in the living room, for additional guests. The kitchen has all you need: refrigerator/freezer, range/oven, microwave, dishwasher, toaster oven, coffee maker, and of course the blender for smoothies and margaritas! There is internet access, and an internet phone with free calls to the US and Canada. There is a TV, DVD player with small DVD library (NO CABLE), IPOD dock, barbecue, and laundry facilities.
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The issue of states' rights was a central and hotly debated one in the late 18th century as the U.S.' Founding Fathers sought to establish an independent nation. It continues to be one today, and environmental laws and regulations are often at the cutting edge.
The field of environmental justice is the offspring of two prominent, originally counter-culture movements of the 1960s and 'Äò70s – the civil rights and environmental movements. It began to coalesce and take shape in the 1980s and in Oct. 1991 the First National People of Color Environmental Leadership Summit was held in Washington D.C.
"Seventeen principles of environmental justice were drafted and adopted. Among those were assertions that environmental justice 'Äòdemands that public policy be based on mutual respect and justice for all peoples, free from any form of discrimination or bias'," wrote Taylor Sisk in a Nov. 15 article in North Carolina's Carboro Citizen.
This charter statement of principles also "affirms the fundamental right to political, economic, cultural and environmental self-determination of all peoples"; "demands the right to participate as equal partners at every level of decision-making"; and "protects the right of victims of environmental injustice to receive full compensation and reparations for damages."
Environmental justice has since evolved and grown, and now serves as a nationwide forum for a wide range of related issues – from emissions, fuel efficiency and renewable fuel and power standards to where and how we should dispose of our trash and toxic waste – as well as a well-spring of grass roots, democratic action.
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These are the words etched into the front door of Patagonia's headquarters in Ventura, California. And it has been Patagonia founder Yvon Chouinard's mission to model his company upon that foundation.
Chouinard and Patagonia aren't new to readers of Triple Pundit, but what you may not be aware of is a new online project called the Footprint Chronicles. From here you can track the environmental footprint of five Patagonia products from design through delivery. Each product is thoroughly examined including distance traveled (an admitted weak spot for Patagonia's production cycle), carbon emissions, waste produced, and energy used.
Under Chouinard's leadership, the company has never been prone to – dare I even use the word – greenwashing. Patagonia is, in fact, the antithesis of that dreadful term. The Footprint Chronicles advances that antithesis and with it comes complete honesty – the good, the bad, and the ugly. A customer can easily get a complete picture of the impact a product has on the environment, something sorely missing in mainstream consumer products, where at best there is only a vague notion of what happened before those nifty hiking boots showed up on the store rack.
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With news today of a 306 point drop in the Dow precipitated by $16 billion in mortgage related "write downs" for a net quarterly loss of $9.8 billion coming on the heels of an $18 billion dollar write down with another $9.83 billion loss posted for Citigroup's fourth quarter, the impact of the sub-prime mortgage spree is clear and pervasive.
At the other end of this scenario are the homes going up for foreclosure. A recent report by Matthew Yglesias of the Atlantic Monthly describes the areas hardest hit by the sub-prime collapse: subdivisions built on the edges of urban areas where once arable land is bulldozed to make way for over-sized, energy-intensive houses, with landscaping consisting grassy yards adorned with non-native species of trees and shrubs, the whole lot of it out of character with the natural surroundings and located so that most residents are forced to drive miles and miles to get to work, for too often there is no public transportation available. McMansions tucked cheek-by-jowl in some aspirational attempt to find the American Dream.
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My beef is this – although the Pacheco Pass routing of the rail line may involve a higher immediate impact on certain environmental grounds (read those articles to see what I'm talking about), you'd have to be out of your mind to think that you're doing the environment a favor by delaying high speed rail in California. This is a classic case of not seeing the forest for the trees and meddling on relatively trivial matters when great progress might otherwise take place. It makes environmentalists look bad and slows down one of the most environmentally beneficial projects in the history of the State.
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The Aptera has received a lot of press during the past couple of months, thanks in part to two critical characteristics: One- Its radical three-wheeled design. Two- the hybrid gas-electric version claims to be capable of 300 miles per gallon! How? The inventive drastic reduction by means of weight and drag.
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How do you fit the biggest environmental film festival in the country into a town with a grand total of two movie theaters? Get creative, and reach out to groups you may not have otherwise thought to do so.
Such was the case for this past weekend's Wild and Scenic Film Festival, taking place in tiny but lively Nevada City, California, population a bit shy of 3000. From an Odd Fellows hall (you know, those mysterious buildings that say I.O.O.F. on them?) to a solar powered Masonic hall , plus a Vets hall, an elementary school, and a former mining equipment manufacturing plant gone cultural center thrown in for good measure.
The focus of this festival was not what one might expect when you hear the words environmental film festival. Rather then a roster full of what's wrong, they had films all from all over the spectrum, with the overall theme of this year being "Turning the tide." As in seeking solutions, giving hope, rather then focusing on what's not working.


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The pale priestess showed a little more color than usual for her pale countenance, and it could not all be chalked up to the recent action. "Sil? May I make use of your emotional quotients and experience with the human condition?"
Silveressa looked over at Echo's approach and nodded, grateful Lucky managed to alert at least a few of her comrades. "Of course, what happened?" She looked at the priestess in concern, leading her a few stps away from Lucky after depositing Willem at his feet.
It was obvious that Echo was different when earnest and out of her comfort zone, less cocky and more sincere.
"Some of us have adapted better to the mismatch between our old and new self" Echo eyed Lucky.
"For me, it was mostly a difference in basic bodily functions so far. But…"
Silveressa eyed her friend with concern, raising an eyebrow and nodding, "Something happened recently?" She lowered her voice so as to give them a bit more privacy. "Whatever you wish to share I shall keep in the strictest of confidence, keen canine ears aside." She glanced over at Lucky who seemed more occupied keeping Willem from tickling his belly than listening to their interactions.
"I bet I will read it all tomorrow in the Webhold Gazette. Shocking revelation, the elves are sexually confused!"
That was easy.
"Well, I should have expected this to happen sooner or later. I just figured that you being more feminine and developed, the attention would be bestowed upon you. I got hit on, though, and this brings up so many questions that I don't know where to start."
Excellent, dig a little in the dirt with your shoe to appear *more* nervous. There.
"First of all, am I a hopeless nerd for refusing a threesome in a fantasy land, just because the other two were drunk? And am I naive to cling to faithfulness in a dreamscape of fancy?"
Silveressa listened thoughtfully her slightly amused smile vanishing as she grasped the gravity of the situation, noddingly in understanding. "I usually have Lucky around in this land, and he can be a bit.. Off putting when it comes to garnering the attentions of strangers."
"No, it's an established trope in fantasy settings that cross-species love is … well, happens all the time." She blushed. "Sorry, please continue."
Silveressa smiled and blushed slightly herself at the reference to her relations with Lucky, shrugging self consciously. "Were the two that propositioned you elves, a married couple by chance?"
"Humans, why?"
She shrugged and continued to speak quietly, "I recall the guards at the palace making some remark about Elven women being amazing between the sheets, perhaps this couple had heard similar things and were just drunk enough to approach you in the hopes of getting lucky?"
"I like sober partners… Okay, but I certainly *hope* I am amazing. No change from my human self, of course."
A decidedly girlish sigh followed, shoulders slumped.
"It's just, what exactly am I now? And how am I supposed to handle this? And will we ever return? Shall I try to find love here, or try to cross back home to return to my dear? Can I, even? I know the narrative imperative demands the possibility to arise, but that's in books…"
Silveressa smiled reassuringly, reaching out to take Echo's hand gently in her own, squeezing it softly. "Turning them down sounds like the right choice, once they sobered up the next morning they may well have reacted poorly to the results of their drunken proposition."
She thought for a moment before continuing, "You're still the person I call friend, no matter what shape you have, as for love, am I correct that you still find women your preference? I know feminine hormones may have awakened other desires."
Well, that would be difficult - at least Echo's very face looked constipated with words unspoken.
"I would have left them both to ravish me, honestly. And if you tell this to the guys, I will go cry in a corner, because hormones. It's … I find people attractive now, without considering things as gender. I guess it's the Elven thing to do, but…"
Silveressa grinned slightly despite herself at Echo's comment of crying in a corner, nodding in understanding, "Love is where you find it, gender and species, and even the number of romantic partners is of less importance than whether you love them, and they love you in return."
"So, you wouldn't find the idea of Liantirie in a kitchen in an apron, baking cakes and being molested by a husband unmanly?"
Ah, back with those jokes, Echo? Yes, please. Jokes are funny, that's why they're jokes.
"It would be skull-shaped cakes of course."
The ranger giggled at the mental imagery Echo's comments brought forth, squeezing her hand again, this time holding the squeeze for a second longer than necessary. "I think as long as you're happy with a husband, baking skully cakes no one, least of all me, would find it at all unbecoming of you; living happy is what matters, not conforming to what you think others expect of you."
"Well, the right to the pursuit of happiness sounds nice. The ideology works out perfectly, and if someone doesn't like it, I hope I'll know Holy Smite by then - how about the practical aspect? What's the Elven fertility cycle, pregnancy rate, cross-fertility rate, pregnancy duration and death rate in childbirth?
I have to worry about all these now, and I know jack squat about being a girl." Here, the Elven memory may help, certainly. "I am slightly … hesitant … about searching the memory for this. I mean, is Liantirie even a virgin? I may find… stuff."
Silveressa nodded again, slower this time, "I know what you mean about being hesitant to delve into your past memories, I too, worry what this body may have experienced, and if remembering those things will change who I currently am."
"Well, the fact that you are whole and unharmed changes something for you already, doesn't it?" Echo hugged Silveressa awkwardly, she had still a lot to learn about sisterhood and… the feeling was stronger than remembered from online discussions.
Silveressa sighed at the priestesses observation, "I'd been in constant pain for so long back on earth I'd forgotten what it feels like not to hurt all the time, every moment here is blissful in that aspect." She waved a hand dismissively and gestured for Echo to continue.
"Don't worry, I'll patch up anything that hurts you
" The cleric quirked her lips briefly and continued speaking, "I'd say we should look and take what we like, then discard the rest. You know, considering this vast memory pool, perhaps we could do a Vulcan mind meld or something similar, and search them together? I bet Elves do this sort of thing. I could use help in interpreting things, and in return will remember who you are, and help you stay as much you as you want."
Silveressa returned the embrace readily, the feeling of connection with a fellow elf and friend, causing a surge of sisterly emotion within her, "I'd like that, doing it together sounds much better than attempting to delve into our memories alone, and lets us give each other strength."
She smiled gently, understanding the level of trust and intimacy involved in such an undertaking would deepen their bond of friendship, an unexpected secondary flood of emotions that Echo trusted her enough to take such a journey together filling her heart; her smile growing warmer as she met the cleric's gaze.
"I like this smile of yours" Echo grinned, cheeky again, sweeping the concerns into the "resolved" bin. Able to carry a worry for decades, he was likewise able to file it away with the snap of fingers, provided it really was resolved. Catharsis at its finest.
"I'm not certain that it will work - but if it does, we might even find a recipe for skull-cookies."
Silveressa blushed again at the unexpected compliment, then giggled at the priestesses joke, "If we do, then I'll be sure to buy you an apron to wear in the future." She winked at her and relaxed visibly, realizing she still had her arms around Echo's waist, deciding that it unexpectedly felt quite natural. "Perhaps sometime I can help you explore other aspects of being an Elven woman?" She offered, giving the clerics backside a playful squeeze, ready to pass the proposition off as a joke if her comment proved unwelcome.
Echo felt her butt being possessively squeezed, and jumped at the offer - surprising it was, though… "Not unwelcome" the pale redhead sighed, closing her eyes briefly, lips slightly parted by a wistful breath. "I … will tell you when I'm ready, alright?"
Silveressa closed her eyes in contentment for a moment, her smile widening as she nodded once in acceptance, "The offer will remain open for the foreseeable future, and I shall ensure we will not be interrupted when the time does come." She gave Lucky a brief glance, "Carly won't mind giving us our space if I ask, I promise." She leaned in and gave Echo a second hug, briefly kissing her on the lips, grateful they had the chance to talk in semi privacy.
"Thanks!" Echo seemed chipper, and ready to frolic, their more pressing concerns briefly forgotten.
(The previous was written by Echo and Silveressa in chat then posted here after editing.)
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It was as if a malicious force separated them anytime they arrived at a new locale, Echo wondered while looking for any signs of Silveressa - or the others. It was even stranger because back on Earth, he always clung to someone he knew at open air events, fairs, concerts, conferences out of ... anxiety? Laziness? Subliminal gregariousness? He did not know, but this trait had been constant.
d**n, he could really use to find any of the others to shed that queer feeling, and to ventilate the tension of having been hit on, perhaps get a little external validation from the band. It was then that he heard the howl, one that could have only Lucky as a source. Determined, Echo headed in that direction, drunken threesomes a faint memory at most.
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Val doubted the assailants had given up, and he already filled his off hand with a dart. He looked about, trying to be as subtle as possible, while looking out for others doing the same. Like submarine combat. They hadn't seen him yet, and he barely them. So, he'd have to watch for intentions. One would surely be looking for whoever brained him. The other - the same or continue on to Mystic.
Why did they always seem to disperse like cats? Didn't anyone remember not to split the d**n party?
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Echo was at a loss for words initially. Looking back to his erstwhile troupe, it was not unusual for everybody to sleep with everybody else. Actors.
The idea of taking on twins was so very tempting, that the priestess swallowed the excessive saliva before answering. Negatively.
In addition to concerns of fidelity, though perchance worlds apart, Echo found drunkards unappealing for conversation and intercourse.
"I am flattered, certainly, but I already have a girlfriend."
She nodded apologetically. "When you sober up, I would not mind to act in your troupe though - but we should part for now." Verily, Echo would love to try this new-found dexterity on stage.
But it was time to find Silveressa. He had to get a few cues about being a girl.
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Silveressa winced at the piercing howl, biting back the instinctive reprisal that rose to her lips, a hold over from yelling at Lucky when he saw fit to bark and growl at anyone he deemed threatening to those he cared for. As the distress call echoed through the fog she scanned the crowd for any signs of her companions, hoping her friends would find them soon so she could relay the warning and vanish with them into the darkness and be well away before their pursuers even knew they had gone.
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Lucky panted and licked the side of Will's face, "Then that's how it will be." He told the boy, reaching up a paw to gently rest on his shoulder.
"Over there Tusserk!" Silveressa's call yanked his attention to the mist enshrouded stall, her extended finger guiding his sight as he noticed the monk suddenly embracing someone, the realization they all could be in imminent danger pushing him into action.
"Cover your ears Wil, I'm going to see how loud I can howl." He told the boy, trusting he would see it as a game and not become frightened, nodding as Silveressa scooped him up and he clamped his hands over his head.
Taking a deep breath Lucky raised his head and barked loudly, yipping in three short barks followed by three longer howls and then three short barks, repeating the pattern twice more before falling silent. The distinct S.O.S call he trusted would be universal enough for his earthen companions to recognize it as a signal of distress and warning and send them running, but would otherwise be seen by natives as only a wolf howling at the moon.
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Feeling a warm web slide across his brain before vanishing, Tusserk turned towards the speaker. Looking the person up and down Tusserk smiled slightly. Casually looking left and right to see if any others were dressed like this man Tusserk then threw his arms out wide and engulfed the man, below the elbows, in a bear hug.
Leaning his head in close to whisper into the man's ear, Tusserk turned his head so his chin was pressing onto the carotid artery.
"If you struggle then I will press harder and stop the flow of blood to your brain and then slowly crush your bones. So you can answer the questions and continue to live or you can fight back and die in a broken heap. Who sent you and for what purpose?"
His eyes continued to scan the crowd as he talked. His concentration in scanning the crowd momentarily slacking his grip on the bear hug.
Rolled a 19+2 for saving throw vs spell of 15, Lady Wolf saw it
(22:12:31) Minion: Tusserk rolls 1d20 and gets 1. the attacking bear hug... evidently failed like Clodo's sex life
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Willem stared into the dire-wolf's eyes...
"I want to stay with you!" He exclaimed and nearly leapt at Lucky, wrapping his pudgy hands around the wolf's neck, burying his face in Lucky's fur.
Sil purchased the blankets, jerkin, and sap and looked around again...
The d**n mist made it difficult to see any particular person properly. She spotted Tusserk. He was absentmindedly staring at the wares of a mustached vendor swathed in gray clothes, who had a collection of tiny frog statuettes carved from various semi-precious stones.
As she watched, happy to at least having spotted one companion, she noticed a robed figure approach Tusserk from behind. The figure paused and began speaking to Tusserk.
"Well met, friend." Tusserk heard a soothing voice behind him. "Won't you come with me now? I would speak with you and we will become like brothers."
(Tusserk needs to save vs magic...)
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What's "high quality"? Like so many investment terms, it suffers from imprecision. Almost everyone seems to define high-quality companies slightly differently, but healthy profit margins and low debt are always common threads. Leuthold's current high-quality list includes such sturdy stocks as Apple (symbol AAPL), Berkshire Hathaway B (BRK.B), Costco (COST), Colgate-Palmolive (CL), ExxonMobil (XOM), UnitedHealth Group (UNH) and Whole Foods Market (WFM).
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Carry on and on and on: Remember Sid James? The Dead Comics Society certainly does: his old house has a plaque to prove it
Friday 23 October 1992
'Ooh, I tell you,' he said as he tripped gingerly past in his black patent brogues, fur coat and fedora, balancing a glass of white wine in one hand and a cigarette in the other. 'I wish I could take me feet off and pop them in me pocket.'
Inman had made his way last Sunday to a suburban street in west London, where two plaques were to be unveiled by the Dead Comics Society in honour of Sid James and Arthur Haynes. Here he had joined a throng of people, in which there were dozens of familiar faces. Faces remembered from Carry Ons and telly sitcoms of the Fifties and Sixties, faces that belonged to the first brat pack of post-war British comedy, now in its late middle age. Pat Coombs, Alfred Marks and Peggy Mount were there. Jack Douglas was talking to Cardew 'The Cad' Robinson. Johnny Speight, who wrote Till Death Us Do Part, arrived in a macintosh that had apparently spent the last decade in the bottom of a wardrobe. The air was thick with cigar smoke and banter.
'You're not a member yet are you?' someone inquired of a new arrival.
'Of course, I'm a founder member, actually.'
'No, I mean you're not dead yet. You're not a dead comic.'
'Oh. Ha ha. A joke. I see.'
The list of apologies for absence was noticeably short.
'Max Bygraves regrets he can't be with us today as he's in an old people's home,' revealed Sir Harry Secombe, reading from a Telemessage. 'Oh, sorry, no, no, that should be: he's on tour.'
From the way everyone talked about it, it seemed as if the Dead Comics Society had been around for ever, a sort of masonic lodge for gagsters, an opportunity to get together and gossip and discover where your mates were going to be in panto.
In fact, it was only born last year. The notion had come to David Graham, a marketing consultant and comedy fan, when he was on holiday, and took as his reading Alexander Walker's biography of Peter Sellers.
'I suddenly thought, somebody's got to put up a blue plaque for Peter,' said Mr Graham. 'He had a tortuous life, but he gave us so much. It was a way of saying thank you.'
As Sellers did not fall into the categories stipulated by English Heritage's official London blue plaque scheme (you have to be dead for more than 20 years, or to have been born more than a century ago), Mr Graham decided to do it himself. Within a couple of months he had placed a plaque outside the cottage in north London where Sellers grew up. And since simply putting the thing up was not sufficient for him, he decided to combine the occasion with a grand party in the comedian's honour.
'Nothing like it had been attempted before,' he explained. 'I invited his secretary, his chauffeur. It was almost a family thing. A reunion. It was great for everyone concerned, Cardew Robinson could turn up and say 'hello mate'.'
Graham Stark, who popped up in most of the Pink Panther films and is another of Sellers' biographers, was one of the first people Mr Graham approached.
'He basically wanted to know if the idea was a runner,' said Mr Stark. 'I told him that actors are funny buggers, they'll go to Poland for a charity event, but if personal aggrandisement of the organiser comes into it, that's it. I get six letters a week asking me to do this and that and you know perfectly well which will be stand- next-to-the-stars time. But David isn't like that.'
Mr Graham raised more than pounds 3,000 for a number of charities by charging guests and auctioning off a series of autographed books at the Sellers event.
'They'll be worth a lot of money one day, those books,' he said. 'They've got some great names in them. I went down to the set of the new Carry On with a pile of books and got them signed there. I got Jim Dale, before he went back to America.
'From the moment we started nothing went wrong,' Mr Graham remembered. 'It was almost as if Peter was up there pulling the strings. And after we'd done it, I thought, well, we've got the wherewithal, why stop at Peter?'
So, last May, he unveiled a plaque outside a house where Tony Hancock had lodged in 1947. It was not in East Sheen, Hancock's mythical stamping ground, however, but in Hampstead Garden Suburb.
'It was over the road from where I used to live,' Mr Graham said. 'I have the distinction of having been clipped round the earhole by Hancock as a child.'
It soon became clear to Mr Graham that there were several comedians who might qualify for his scheme: 'Terry-Thomas; Dick Emery; lovable Bernie, Bernie Winters; sadly it's a lengthening list'. So he recruited a celebrity committee to help him sift through the candidates.
'I liked the idea,' said Alfred Marks, a committee member. 'It was a jolly nice gesture. It takes a lot of deliberation to decide who we should honour. My wife jokes that I should worry when David starts asking me how to spell my name.'
The committee now meets twice a year.
'The first time was a great lunch,' revealed Mr Graham. 'To sit at that table - Max was there, they all know each other, Norman was there as well and Barry Cryer - it was the great British comedy foundation meeting together.'
The committee agreed that the next plaque should be for Sid James, he of the grubby chuckle and the face that looked as if military campaigns had been fought across its contours, who died in 1976. David Graham approached Val James, Sid's widow, who suggested the best place for the plaque would be outside the house they lived in on Gunnersbury Avenue, Ealing.
While seeking permission from the present owners, Graham discovered that Arthur Haynes, the comedian who once used Nicholas Parsons as a straight man, lived just a few doors down the road.
'Just think,' he said. 'In the Sixties, two greats lived within 100 yards of each other.'
So, he decided to kill two birds with one stone.
When it was built in the Thirties, Gunnersbury Avenue was a most glamorous address. Now it is a traffic bottleneck, where the North Circular road narrows into single lanes. Above the drone of Sunday lunchtime traffic, Nicholas Parsons struggled to make himself heard as he delivered the address for Arthur Haynes.
'Not many people remember him,' strained the host of Just A Minute. 'But we remember him today.'
A few minutes later, on the doorstep of Sid James's old house, now owned by a Dr Hawaizi ('the estate agent told me the house had belonged to Sid James, but to be honest that is not the reason I bought it') Sir Harry Secombe gave a charming speech.
'Perhaps I might get to play with Sid again in the great music hall in the sky. But if I did, no matter how many raspberries I blew, all the eyes of the audience would be on scene-stealing Sid James.'
Everyone applauded, and John Inman wiped a tear from his eye.
'We put up plaques to artists and scientists,' said Alfred Marks. 'But people like Sid are very close to the public's heart in a way many others who are officially honoured are not.'
And indeed, to the dozens of people applauding Sir Harry, Sid James formed an important part of their lives. One such person was Carl St John, editor of Stop Messing About, the journal of the Kenneth Williams and Sid James appreciation society.
'Originally we were members of Railway Cuttings, the Hancock fan club,' Mr St John explained. 'But we felt they didn't pay enough attention to Ken and Sid, who, in our opinion, were an integral part of Hancock. Matters came to a head in April 1988, when Kenneth Williams died and they virtually ignored it. Some 300 of us decided we had to split. It was quite acrimonious, I can tell you.'
Mr St John produces his magazine, a professional-looking desktop publication, six times a year. Each of the 300 members receives a copy, as do a number of celebrities. 'I always send a copy to Barbara Windsor,' he said. 'And Frankie Howerd used to get it.'
All over the marquee put up for the occasion in the Hawaizis' garden there were beaming comedy fans, who had paid pounds 35 a head to mingle with their heroes. A man from the Hancock Appreciation Society asked Jonathan Ross to sign several copies of the society handbook that were to be auctioned off at its annual convention on 31 October.
'They're all here today,' the man said. 'I'll get a lot of good autographs for the auction.' He was not the only person seeking Ross's attention. Steven James, Sid's son, and a ringer for his father in every detail (except for Steven's ponytail), went over and introduced himself.
'I've wanted to meet him ever since I heard he keeps a picture of my dad on his desk,' Mr James explained afterwards.
The biggest smile, though, belonged to David Graham, whose boyish enthusiasm for old-style British gaggery is possibly unmatchable.
'I'm nearly 50, unfortunately,' he said. 'No, no, fortunately, otherwise I wouldn't have experienced all those marvellous radio times. I'm very lucky I remember Variety Band Box, Ray's A Laugh, Educating Archie. I even remember listening to ITMA at my grandad's house. Don't get me wrong, I think some of our modern comics are great, too. Harry Enfield, to me he's the new Dick Emery.'
As the party began to break up, and John Inman sank, relieved, into a sofa, Mr Graham was already talking about his next two plaques, for Frankie Howerd and Benny Hill.
'They're not really dead to their millions of fans, these comics,' he said. 'They're probably more alive than you and me. That's thanks to Bob Monkhouse, that quote. Such a lovely way of putting it.'
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