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[Flings the book into the fire.]
Todd: "Yay!"Usually, in traditional fantasy, magic is a source of wonder and possibility, a tool used by heroic and villainous characters alike to achieve phenomenal results. But works in some genres, notably Low Fantasy, Urban Fantasy, and certain flavors of Heroic Fantasy are not quite so enamored of their local phlebotinum. They prefer the use of the human intellect and human muscles to the eldritch workings of powerful sorcery or impossible mad science, often resulting in a strangely paradoxical view of their setting. Magic is something inexplicable, impossible, and often, genuinely dangerous. This may tie into old, pre-scientific beliefs about the supernatural, which was often seen as frightening, dangerous, and more often than not hostile to humans, and thus, something not to be messed with by any sane soul save the local shaman, wise-woman, priest or other person experienced in its ways — and because of these people's association with the supernatural, the common people more often than not didn't trust them, especially if they didn't have a tie to religion. The degree to which Magic Is Evil can vary, of course. Some settings simply achieve this effect by featuring predominantly wicked magic-users or magical creatures, contrasting it with liberating and safe technology and ordinary human pursuits. Some settings tie the use of their phlebotinum intrinsically to moral corruption or even the gradual destruction of the world; magic is, at best, a decadent and arrogant practice by frail humans who would wield power too great for them. Some even go so far as to make nearly all magic have hideous moral or physical costs that gradually destroy the sorcerer's humanity and make it impossible for magic to be a common fixture of the setting. After all, if there is just the Devil but No God; and if magic is theurgic (coming from a magical being), there's no "good" source. Some settings mitigate this slightly by portraying divine or religious magic with a more positive brush. In this case the message seems to be that God, or perhaps faith or the community, is acceptable, whereas the sorcerer's lonely power is inherently dehumanizing. A more cynical take on this view might argue that "miracles" are portrayed as good, but "magic" is portrayed as bad, because the church proclaiming the miracles dislikes competition. In these settings, expect most or all magic to be de facto Black Magic, leading quickly to The Dark Side. Even well-meaning sorcerers may be portrayed as dealing with a dangerous power that will eventually destroy them. Mages and others might be tormented souls, hated and feared by the population, or even actively persecuted. They might also be conduits or dupes for an Eldritch Abomination, or doomed to insanity. In many such settings, magic has few benign uses and can only work its tainted wonders through blood or other acts of terrible sacrifice. This trope also pops up in many supernatural Horror tales, particularly Religious Horror, where any extraordinary power that does not come from God is tied to Satan and The Legions of Hell, is used to work evil and leads to eternal damnation in Hell. Horror tales that are not of a religious bent will sometimes have the power come from some form of Eldritch Abomination instead, with the cost being the wielder's sanity instead. As a result of magic's wicked nature in such settings, Muggles often decide to Burn the Witch! Compare Science Is Bad (which, incidentally, is considered to be magic if the technology level of the setting is low enough). In settings that do not have this view of magic, there's usually at least one Antimagical Faction who believes it to be such. Sometimes bleeds into audience reaction; some Moral Guardians operating under this mentality have been known to condemn fantasy stories as evil for containing "witchcraft", even if there's good magic in the actual work.
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Every morning with coffee in hand I make my X on the day of my calender. Like the day has already came and gone. I have been doing this since 2004. huh? It's like I am checking off the days till..... ? I got no idea what I am waiting on, but it's something...lol.. lordy!
What that something is... I wish it would hurry-up and make itself clear to me. I feel like I am crossing off my life! It makes me feel, think like I am in prison and waiting for my release to freedom. But it is a sign that I am waiting for the/that....? Go figure.
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Joel Clark came to watch football, but was distracted by the breathtaking views from the reoriented stadium.
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Paul Martelli was frustrated to find other people sitting in his seats after an administrative mixup.
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We get ourselves worked up about topics of important public debate, but when reality reaches out and slaps our cheek with the sting of the fragility of our very core, we can't help but feel a big tear rolling down our public face.
That's because today we can almost see through downtown Shelbyville, its center, decimated in March by the tragic and awful fire that consumed three buildings, again struck by a fire that on Sunday beheaded the beautiful and marvelous old Chatham House on the 600 block of Washington Street.
We are so pleased that Shelby County again will have a face in the Kentucky Derby.
Jockey Jon Court is back for his second ride in three years – after decades of having been left off the backs of the 20 3-year-olds entered each year – and we think that's a sure bet for everyone.
It's not so much like in football or basketball or even golf, when the athlete's hometown gets a mention on national TV, but it's just such a magnet for additional community pride.
I have for many years enjoyed Horace Brown's weekly articles on birds. It brings me no pleasure to correct what are significant factual errors in his article by such a passionate proponent of exploring the world of nature. I don't suppose for a moment that I will be able to change his mind, but refuse to let unreferenced misstatements stand unrefuted ("The Evidence for Global Warming," March 6).
Here are your typical preparations during Derby Week: Complete your wardrobe for the day, study the listings of horses that are in the newspaper, identify which one Calvin Borel is riding (that would be Revolutionary) or which one Todd Pletcher is training (that would be 25 percent of the projected field), wait until Saturday to see which horse looks nicest in the paddock or has the most emotional storyline, place your wager.
In autumn of 2009, I left my hometown of Hazard on a 500-mile walk to Oprah Winfrey's studio in Chicago, Illinois, only 18 months after I finished extensive chemotherapy. The walk served two purposes: raising money for the American Cancer Society and hand delivering my writings to Oprah. I've dreamed of being an author since I was 6 years old. Operation Oprah led me up and down the Appalachian Mountains, through the entire state of Indiana and finally into the windy city. Along the way, I walked through your beautiful town of Shelbyville.
Every time I listen to the parents of the children who were killed at Sandy Hook Elementary, I am profoundly sad. I have three boys, and the grief and pain that a parent feels when their child is taken is hard to fathom. I can only imagine the magnitude of their grief.
It became apparent to me after reading Lisa King's article published in The Sentinel-News ("County trashing pickup plan?" April 19) that she and I were not at the same meeting. I attended and spoke at the meeting and feel I need to clarify several discrepancies Ms. King reported in her article about the unpopular, proposed, mandatory or government franchised countywide garbage/recycling pickup the county wants to force upon its citizens.
The Shelby County Fiscal Court Legislative Committee's plan to "step away" from creating curbside garbage and recycling for residents should be trashed.
This is no time to step away from doing what is right, and there is no mitigating argument that will sway our belief that Shelby Countians should be able to discard trash and recyclables without having to drive somewhere or pay a third party to do so.
An article published in The Sentinel News ("Public education at a crossroad? Charter schools aren't answer," My Word, April 10), written by J. Howard Griffith, raised some interesting questions about charter schools and what they could mean for the state of Kentucky, which, as the author notes, is one of only seven states that do not allow the formation of such educational options.
Eight years ago, Jessica Stivers had a dream, she said, that included a former classmate, Tylan Smither. "We met when we were four years old and attended the old Cropper Elementary," she said.
They had similar friends at Shelby County High School but never dated, even lost track of each other – until eight years ago, when she had the dream, mentioned it to her mother and then ran into Smither and his mother at Cracker Barrel.
With two important meetings this week among officials trying to develop curbside garbage pickup in Shelby County, the mission statement for this project has emerged from the man whose public meetings gave this concept momentum.
That would be Rusty Newton, chair of the 109 Board, the entity that is in charge of solid-waste pickup in the county. This is what Mr. Newton told officials last week when they gathered to discuss a joint contract between the Shelbyville City Council and Shelby County Fiscal Court:
Wasn't it nice to see a face from Shelbyville playing under the glaring spotlight of the NCAA Tournament's Final 4?
We speak, of course, about Antonita Slaughter, the latest of the talented Slaughters from Shelbyville, who spearheaded the University of Louisville to the women's Final 4 and thus became the first woman from Shelby County to play in that event.
If you've ever run a marathon, thought about running a marathon or watched someone you love run one, you understand the pain. You see those faces and those strides mere yards from the finish line. You see happiness and even tears struggling past unrelenting physical torment. You sense the adrenalin that is coursing, grasp that the last possible bits of energy are being summoned. Joy is rising and overtaking pain. The finish line is the joy line. The finish is the ecstasy after the agony.
ATLANTA – Here is what you find during a Final 4: equal parts Mardi Gras, Derby infield and Times Square, mixed with an overture of basketball and warmed slightly by the fervor that only well-funded and sometimes well-oiled fans can generate.
Here is what you will not find during a Final 4: calm and apathy.
A key person in the development of the arts in Shelby County has put away her paints and brushes – at least commercially – and we're sad to see her go.
Linda Powell made some of the first strokes on the blank easel that became Shelby Artists on Main and then the Gallery at the same consortium, which operates out of 617 Main Street in Shelbyville.
There seems no simple solution to the economic conundrum that is the United States Postal Service. As a result, sadly, citizens who use community post offices are finding that opportunity to be diminishing on a gradual but steepening incline toward what many would consider to be oblivion.
My grandfather was a farmer and teamster in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains in West Virginia. Back in 1915 he was asked to move a rural school building from one location to another, about 100 yards.
He raised up that little one room schoolhouse by about 2 feet and placed several round logs under the building as rollers. He then hooked his fine team of horses to a harness attached to the building and slowly but surely moved the building to its new location.
INDIANAPOLIS – Kevin Ware lay on the raised hardwood of a basketball court constructed in a football stadium and feeling far more pain, we would bet, than any padded professional ever had endured on a fall Sunday in that building.
He was prone, his lower right leg dangling and useless, the shocked victim of a turn-your-head moment so awful that his teammates and coaches and even nearby journalists were left with tears, choked back words and even throats full of bile by what they had seen of this fallen basketball player for the University of Louisville.
We were troubled last week to learn that a broad-based sweep to ensure that registered sex offenders were complying with lifetime restrictions had turned up a sex offender on the loose in Shelby County.
But that disgusting news – to us, any sex offender loose in our neighborhoods is a potential threat to our children – was surpassed when we learned of a Shelbyville man arrested virtually the same day on child sex charges was not even a part of the registry or a target in the sweep.
We don't mean to endorse one religion over another – in fact, we wouldn't dare – but we have to give the Methodists their props for what we consider a very good idea.
That was the organized community effort the Methodist churches in the county convened last Saturday to help those who most need help.
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1 part vinegar
1 part sugar
1 part mustard
2 parts oil
1-2 sprinkles salt and lots of freshly ground pepper
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1 tablespoon balsamic vinegar
1 tablespoon honey
1 tablespoon Dijon mustard
2 tablespoon olive oil
4 ounces arugula
4 ounces mixed baby greens
4 ounces baby spinach
1 big bunch fresh cilantro leaves and stems
1 big bunch fresh basil leaves
1 cup slivered almonds, toasted
2 shredded carrots
Wash and refresh the greens and spin them dry. Toss them into your favourite salad bowl. Toss in the herbs. Make your dressing by shaking it in a mason jar and adjust the volume to suit your needs. Be sure to make enough for leftovers. A jar of homemade dressing in the fridge is like money in the bank for me. Start with the oil, and then add vinegar and honey. Shake it up. Notice the ingredients quickly separate. Add the mustard and shake again. Voila! The mustard binds the dressing together and it will remain thick and creamy from here on.
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A History of the Navy in 100 Objects #27: Punishment Log From USS Columbus
December 2013
By ENS Chris O'Keefe
Today's object helps us understand how the disciplinary and military justice system of the Navy has developed from the middle part of the 19th century until now. JAG and NCIS are not just TV shows – they are important parts of the naval justice system. The institution of formalized disciplinary codes and personnel began during this time, in addition to all of the other developments that we have already discussed in previous episodes. Although flogging is long gone in the Navy today, we go back and take a look at early navy punishments, and see how they compare with the Navy today.
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Israeli President Shimon Peres puts his passions on display in Toronto visit
Addressing many world problems begins with understanding our own 'most brilliant instrument,' President Shimon Peres says in Toronto speeches.
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Earlier on Wednesday, Israel's President Shimon Peres spoke about the human brain and how it is the key to addressing many of the world's economic and social problems.
But in the evening, in a sold-out appearance at the Sony Centre for Performing Arts, the first former Israeli prime minister to be elected president demonstrated he is a master of the heart and its affections.
The 88-year-old statesman kept a capacity audience enthralled and in the palm of his hand, as he sat relaxed in a chair on stage with Canadian-born journalist and moderator David Frum, giving answers to some serious questions, deflecting others, and whenever possible, injecting humour.
"Who is against democracy in the Middle East? I told them the husbands,'' said Peres, in talking about the Arab Spring, Egypt and the fact there is still discrimination against women.
There was no joking, however, when Frum asked Peres about Syria and the future of besieged President Bashar Assad whose days, he believes, are numbered.
"He's killed his own children . . . he won't be forgiven,'' said Peres.
The man who won the 1994 Nobel Peace Prize, for the peace talks he participated in as Israeli foreign minister, believes peace with the Palestinian people "is achievable.''
He says that for the first time there appears to be an Israeli consensus on the need for two independent states – Israel and one for the Palestinians.
Frum asked what would happen if, once the Palestinians have a state, they shoot rockets from the West Bank "into Ben Gurion airport?''
"If they shoot rockets, they'll get back rockets,'' was Peres' comment.
Earlier in the day, Peres spoke at a Canada-Israel panel at the Ritz-Carlton on the importance of brain research
"The most brilliant instrument that we possess, that guides us, that we keep on our shoulders . . . we don't have the slightest idea how it functions," he said.
Peres, in Canada for a five-day state visit, gave a lengthy philosophical address that stressed the importance of brain research— a topic he is known to be passionate about.
"We know what's happening around us without knowing what's happening within us. And unless we shall know we shall be victims of different people — vicious, crazy, unexpected," Peres said.
The panel discussion, hosted by Baycrest, the Ontario Brain Institute and the Canada-Israel Industrial R&D Foundation (CIIRDF), brought scientists and innovation leaders from Ontario and Israel together on the same stage.
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Initial attendance figures are estimated based on the clicker totals of the venues, according to DAP officials. Complete attendance figures will be available today, Jan. 3, after collection of sales information is complete.
Ten downtown sites were filled with more than 80 artists and groups showcasing music, dance, theater and interactive and visual arts. Several new and engaging artists and activities made their debut, such as Shivering Timbers, Smokin' Fez Monkeys and Ohio Mobile Gaming video game trailer. Annual favorites like Hard Days Night and O'Hare School of Irish Dance returned to entertain revelers of all ages.
The Mainstage was set up on South Main between the Akron Civic Theatre and Lock 3 Park and featured two fireworks countdown shows. The children's fireworks show, shown below, took place at 9 p.m. following a performance from Zobapago. The midnight fireworks, shown above, capped off the evening after a performance by fire entertainers the Ohio Burn Unit and the Gospel Meets Symphony Choir.
For the second year, a collaboration of community voices participated with the crowd as part of the countdown finale show at midnight. Long-time supporter METRO RTA provided bus shuttles, keeping crowds warm while moving from venue to venue. Also, for the first time in a decade, the Akron Art Museum opened all galleries to First Night attendees, according to DAP officials.
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Sergio Ramos was born on the 30th of March 1986 in Seville, Spain. The Real Madrid defender began his career with Sevilla before he was transferred to his current club Real Madrid. Sergio is also a regular fixture in the Spanish National Team which he won the Uefa European Championship in 2008 with.
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Adults and kids alike can all struggle with stress from time to time. For adults, the daily tasks at work, taking care of the kids, and seemingly never-ending expenses can all cause some anxiety in our lives. Different problems with school, conflict in their families, and problems with peers are all stressors that overwhelm children.
Keeping the stress levels down, or avoiding it at all, is crucial to achieve all of your day-to-day tasks and stay happy! Here are some tips and ideas to keep in mind to avoid the added stress in your and your child's life:
1. Don't Over-Schedule
One of the biggest stressors for adults and kids is being over-scheduled throughout the day. In this society, we're typically expected to get the kids off to school, work an 8-hour day, take care of things at home after work, and all the other tasks and activities that come up. Also, kids are expected to pay attention and perform in school for seven hours, partake in extracurricular activities, get their homework done, and then go to bed just to do it all over again the next day.
If you set up your respective schedules according to the amount of actual free time you have, this will help with time maintenance. Maintaining your time properly and ensuring that you don't have too many tasks to handle during any given day should surely cut down on some of the extra stress.
2. Make Time for Exercise/Play
The importance of play for a child goes well beyond the fun-factor of it. Getting exercise and having the time for play will naturally relieve the stress your body builds up throughout the day or week.
Finding time for yourself to do something you genuinely enjoy is a very important aspect of your daily life. This is especially the case during the week when most of the day is spent at work or school. Exercise and play keeps the stress away!
3. Prioritize Your Sleep
Sleep plays a vital role in everything from decreasing stress to boosting mood to improving work/school performance. If you or your child isn't getting enough sleep, you're not giving your body the recovery it needs to take care of everything for the following day.
You should already know the importance of getting a good night's sleep, but teaching your kids is a good idea too. Also, creating a beneficial sleeping environment is key; this means turning off the cell phone and television at a decent hour!
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We all have our list of 5 celebs that we'd get it on with in a second. Like I'd snap off Jenny McCarthy, Halle Berry and Alicia Keys.
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I first went long New Canaan real estate in December 2011, but am writing up my thoughts on this market for the first time. I think that it remains a compelling investment for a number of reasons.
New York City is about to become a much more expensive place to live. Unless something heavy lands on his head in the next few days, Bill de Blasio will become NYC's next mayor. It is reasonably likely that he will institute an asset tax that could create a wave of refugees heading towards Fairfield County. New York will become a very different place to live, much more like the city was in the days before Giuliani made it harder on criminals and easier on employers. While many may simply leave the region, many more will relocate within the area in order to avoid what could amount to a major confiscation of private wealth.
Home prices in New Canaan are up over 5% over the past year. About three quarters of homes in New Canaan are single family homes. The most common size is over 3,600 square feet. The most common years of construction are from 1960-1980, but some are much older. There are currently almost 300 homes on the market.
New Canaan was ranked the wealthiest town in the nation on CNN Money's list of the top-earning places in the United States and it has one of the highest median family incomes in the country. Crime is negligible. Over 95% of residents are white and Asians make up the largest minority group. Under 2% of families live beneath the poverty line. The town is accessible to many jobs; commute into the city takes about an hour.
The school system is one of the best in Connecticut. Each of the five schools in New Canaan's school system scores a top rating according to Zillow (NASDAQ:Z). The student to teacher ratio is low and students consistently achieve average scores well above Connecticut's averages, which in turn are well above the national averages. Parents give top markets to teacher quality, principal leadership, and parental involvement. Here is some recent commentary, which is typical of parents' reactions to the schools:
West school is fantastic - the teachers are extremely attentive and supportive and the school has an excellent curriculum.
Just graduated my last child (of four) in 2009 after 13 years at West School. Great education and friendly caring environment with great teachers. We live in this town based on a large part of great public education and what the schools can offer.
I have been a West School parent for the past 3 years. My kids quickly adapted to the new school with the kindness and help of teachers and staff. It provides a warm and enriching environment from the principal to the maintenance staff. My kids love the school and are doing great academically with their instruction. I couldn't be happier and wouldn't even think of moving as a result.
West School has an outstanding preschool program. Our daughter came here as a pre-kindergarten 5 year old after two years in another pre-kindergarten program. We felt she would benefit from the extra year prior to kindergarten based on her shyness small size and a lack of confidence in herself relative to peers. She has flourished and grown in every way in this nurturing environment small class size excellent teachers amazing teacher to student ratio wonderful facilities. Every child is respected and given individual attention. Special needs as well as non-special needs grow learn and feel that they are special individuals. Those who are shy as well as those who are boisterous and everybody in between grow together and feel respect for each other in this program. My daughter truly loves this program and so do her parents.
How does this impact home values? It makes a big difference whether or not you plan to enroll your own kids. The value of access to such a superior school system is measurable. Compared to otherwise comparable homes nearby, the added value is over $250,000 per home. Since buying a home in New Canaan, I have bid on another dozen homes via an auction process. My thought was to load up on some decently sized, but lower priced homes close to town. At lower price points, the value of the school access was a more concentrated part of the value proposition. Incidentally, while I was able to outbid other bidders, Bank of America (NYSE:BAC) kept pulling properties from the auction block whenever it wanted to protect the prices at which it carried the mortgages on its books.
Following the financial crisis in 2008-2009, there was little in the way of shadow inventory of foreclosed or ready for foreclosure homes. By late 2011, the market had stabilized. There is little open land in desirable locations remaining for sale. All around town, one can see building projects on increasingly marginal lots. This has a certain cost in terms of charm, but it is a revealing data point in terms of robust demand and finite supply.
So, if you're looking to buy in New Canaan, where are the bargains? I think that the best opportunities are in geographically and architecturally unique properties. For the most part, lots are larger further from town, starting at a quarter or half an acre and increasing towards four acre lots in the horsier points furthest from town. However, there are a few outliers here and there of large lots closer to town. I think that is where to look. Also, in theory there is an infinite supply of new construction, but a finite supply of historical properties. I expect the older properties to hold value better. In particular, I have been wary of construction techniques during boom times. While I've bid in auctions for homes built in the 2000-2008 era, my bids took into account occasionally shoddy quality by builders eager to sell and then frantically go on to the next build. In earlier, slower markets quality was better. I've also tried to take into account peculiarities of zoning regulations. Because open porches count against coverage requirements (limiting the percentage of one's acreage that can be improved), many open porches have been covered. If you can find a property with a lot of porches, it is likely to become increasingly rare over time as many neighbors build or renovate without them in order to get the maximum amount of interior space. If there is a subsequent submarket for classic homes with a lot of porches on large lots close to town, there will be little supply and these could command high prices.Themes: New Canaan, housing, de Blasio, wealth taxBack To Chris DeMuth Jr.'s Instablog HomePage »
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One of the worst investments will be rent-stabilized "occupied" NYC apartments. If de Blasio is elected, there is good chance of a total rent freeze. There will also be many opportunities for tenants to file lawsuits for rent rollbacks. About twenty years ago, I bought a few of these for a tax write off, but fortunately sold the last one a few years ago.
Smart investment.
I don't know what he'll do in practice. However, I think that the demographics of NYC have changed dramatically since Giuliani was first elected; were Giuliani to run against Dinkins in 2013, Dinkins would win (using today's population and Dinkins and Giuliani's vote share per each part of that population). Confiscatory taxation is a pretty routine topic within the left and such policy preferences will be utterly unchecked. In short, he'll be able to do whatever he wants and there is no outward bound, no limiting principle constraining what he would be willing to take from the private sector.
Hmm, tend to agree with your comments on the left. But NY gov Cuomo though would ultimately need to approve the tax increase, and he wouldn't want a massive exodus. So you'll have a bit of a check there. Even his proposal on the city tax increase is a relatively minor impact. Will someone making 700k a year really leave the city for a thousand dollars in extra tax if they hadnt in the past?
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Thanks Chris. I am really not sure I buy the tax angle. Deblasio is proposing (and it's not clear he can get it through!) a 50 bp increase in the city tax for amounts over 500k. Is someone who lives in NYC making 1mm, and already paying high taxes really going to leave over an extra $2500?
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