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Animated Sean Connery film to debut in Sonoma
Posted By Sun News On March 19, 2012 @ 4:40 pm In News | Comments Disabled
Connery plays a skateboarding grandfather and veterinarian trying to save the last beaver in Scotland with the help of his goat Gordon, voiced by Alan Cumming. The film is the first full-length animated feature to be produced entirely in Scotland.
"We are thrilled to host the U.S. premiere of 'Sir Billi' featuring the powerfully dynamic voice of Sir Sean Connery," said Kevin McNeely, director of the April 11-15 festival.
Sascha Hartmann directed the CGI film from a screenplay written by his wife Tessa Hartmann. The husband and wife duo will appear with the film in Sonoma for its first American showing.
"We chose Sonoma because it's a festival with a difference, where the personal approach by the organizers gives one a feeling of passion and consideration," said Tessa Hartmann. "Every independent film they select is important."
McNeely calls "Sir Billi" a highly entertaining, family-oriented film that sizzles with fun, non-stop action and "an awesome title track sung by Dame Shirley Bassey, which was composed by Sascha. Bring on the Scots!"
Connery, an Oscar winner for "The Untouchables," came out of retirement to take the part. He also served as the film's executive producer.
"I am thrilled with the final cut," Connery said.
Academy Award nominated Scottish composer Patrick Doyle, ("Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire," "Sense and Sensibility"), created the film's music score and also lends his voice as a key character in the film.
Festival passes are available now and individual film tickets will be available for purchase after April 2. Find out more at 206.4484 or Sonomafilmfest.org.
Academy Award nominated Scottish composer Patrick Doyle, ("Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire," "Sense and Sensibility"), created the film's music score and also lends his voice as a key character in the film.
Tickets and passes can be purchased by visiting SonomaFilmFest.org or calling the box office at 206.4484.
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Chris Lau, Kapitall: BlackBerry goes private, after confusing the market and smartphone users alike.
BlackBerry ( BBRY ) shocked the market last week by issuing an earnings warning, announcing staff cuts, and reporting a nearly billion dollar quarterly loss. The company had seemed to be positioning itself as a takeover target.
And then on Monday, Fairfax Financial Holdings moved in. On Monday, the Fairfax consortium initiated a move to take BlackBerry private. Fairfax offered $4.7 billion to buy the company. Excluding the $2.6 billion in cash held by the company, this values the BlackBerry enterprise at just $2 billion.
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 With the Canadian tech icon departing the scene, what other technology stocks can investors consider from our neighbor to the north? CAE Inc. (CAE) CAE makes flight simulation equipment and is best known for building solutions for the flight industry. Valued at a forward P/E of 15, CAE earned $0.18 per share last quarter on revenue of $530.4 million. CAE has a healthy backlog, which could support future operating income. The company's backlog was $3.7 billion in its fiscal first quarter, up from $3.5 billion a year earlier. CAE is growing sales in its healthcare division, and the company is establishing a training center for a hospital group in Brazil.
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 Mitel Networks (MITL) Mitel shares are up sharply, nearly double from the start of 2013. The company is generating healthy gross margins and sales. Gross margin was 56.6% in its fiscal first quarter, but the company expects the current quarter (ending October 31, 2013) to be between 57% to 58%.
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 Descartes Systems Group (DSGX) Descartes is range-bound, since breaking out above $10 earlier this year. The software provider to logistics-intensive businesses continues to report stronger sales. Last quarter, Descartes generated revenue of $38.2 million, up 25% from the previous year. Gross margin for the year-to-date was 67%. And the company continues to grow its software as a service strategy effectively.
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The Funky Apple
It's the most annoying situation in the world: a document arrives that you have to sign and fax back. The only problem is you don't have a printer and the nearest fax machine is god knows where. What do you do?
AT&T became a little nicer yesterday, as they're now offering to unlock out-of-contract iPhones for their customers. Of course, there are a variety of stipulations you must meet.
Now if you're waiting for the painfully slow m34 you can get an accurate sense of how much faster it would be just to walk by visiting the Bus Time website from your phone.
Ness is an iPhone app that recommends restaurants based on one and only one thing: you.
Boston Consulting Group says that 21 percent of Americans would give up sex for a year to keep internet access. For those of you that aren't mathematically inclined, that's over 65 million people that are willing to stop giving it up in order to not give it up. Makes me wonder; would any of you?
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Users of Facebook and other social networks were thirsty for Coca-Cola in August, as the beverage giant sat atop the growth list for the Optim.al Index for the month, along with pulling in the most likes for the month.
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Facebook added five real-time-bidding partners to its Facebook Exchange: Optim.al, Rocket Fuel, Nanigans, Criteo, and X+1, Ad Exchanger reported.
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Facebook audience data provider Optim.al analyzed the Facebook pages of the 15 total nominees for video of the year and male and female video of the year at the upcoming MTV "Video Music Awards."
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Marketers using the Social Relationship Management platform from Facebook and social enterprise software provider Vitrue can now tie that it with several ad-management platforms, as Vitrue introduced its Media Partner Program.
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For over 15 years, Reanne "Immaculata" Estrada, Eliza "Neneng" Barrios, and Jenifer "Baby" Wofford have worked collaboratively as Mail Order Brides/M.O.B., a trio of Filipina American artists engaged in an ongoing conversation with culture, race and gender. While other mail order brides are conventionally perceived as ideal obedient domestics, it has not escaped this trio's attention that, acronymically speaking, "Mail Order Brides" abbreviates down to a more sinister sequence of initials that informs the darker subtext of their operations.
They have taken matters into their own well-manicured hands, using their innate graciousness, guile, and great fashion sense to gently pry open the eyes of the closed-minded. They have enforced this enlightenment through a cornucopia of clever creations, including karaoke videos, museum makeovers, photographic psychodramas, parade performances, public service posters, and professional bridesmaid services.
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INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA (ANS) -- About 17,000 sports fans looked on in stunned amazement, wondering what was happening during a daring half-time escape performance by two escapologists, as one of them blacked out underwater during halftime at a recent NBA game.
The incident occurred during a Houdini Water Torture Cell Escape by world famous escapologists Ridgeway & Johnson at Friday night's (Jan. 16) game at the Ford Center in Oklahoma City between the Oklahoma City Thunder and the Detroit Pistons.
Kristen Johnson in the water tank
The crowd became concerned when Johnson was in the tank under water for about four minutes during her halftime act and seemed to struggle at the end. A video of the episode was captured online at: www.youtube.com/watch?v=coqjiAwVKSI
Having performed this escape 598 times in the past, Johnson experienced a Hypoxic seizure and blacked out underwater. The Christian couple performs regularly, and often shares their personal faith in Christ at their performances.
"This is not an illusion or magic trick," said husband Kevin Ridgeway.
"Each time Kristen performs this escape it is an actual physical accomplishment as Kristen holds her breath while picking the locks in the water cell within full view of her audience," Ridgeway said.
He added: "The escape is considered the third most dangerous escape in the world and Kristen performs it numerous times each week. I thank God that His hand of protection was on Kristen and caused her to revive from this seizure quickly, without any brain damage or other physical harm."
Assistants needed to aid in Johnson's release from the clear tank.
Thunder officials said the act didn't go as planned, but Johnson was fine. She even returned courtside to wave to the audience during the break between the third and fourth quarters as a way to assure the crowd she was indeed okay.
Kristen and her husband Kevin on stage
A media release explains that: "Nothing is more heart-pounding than to watch Kristen Johnson hold her breath while she picks the locks that entomb her in a potentially watery grave. She averages 2 minutes and 45 seconds in the underwater escape however she has encountered several events where it has taken well over 3 minutes to free herself. The couple tour year round and stun their audiences regularly with many escapes including the giant 747 Jet Turbine escape."
In 2009, in addition to their regular touring performances at fairs and mainstream theater venues, Ridgeway & Johnson are interested in performing their "Living Illusions" grand illusion and escape show in more church and other faith-based settings in order to help lead people into a personal faith in Christ.
On Monday, Jan. 26 the Full View Water Torture Cell escape will be performed by Ridgeway & Johnson and broadcast nationally on the new TV series called "Masters of Illusion" on The MY TV network 9/8 central time. Log-on to: www.mynetworktv.com for more details.
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Daily recap of stories written by North American Soccer Reporters members:
NASR TODAY – Apr 10, 2012
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Daily recap of stories written by North American Soccer Reporters members:
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|Chelsea to face MLS All-Star team (Ives Galarcep, Fox Soccer)
|Chelsea to play in MLS All-Star Game at PPL Park (Jonathan Tannenwald, Philly.com)
|Record-setting Red Bulls – Tuesday links (Joshua Mayers, Seattle Times)
|Sounders FC 0, DC United 0, player ratings (Joshua Mayers, Seattle Times)
|Schmid on Tuesday's reserve game: "It's Portland. What more do you have to say?" (Joshua Mayers, Seattle Times)
|Brian Mullan won't address media before Seattle trip, will take questions after game (Joshua Mayers, Seattle Times)
|The Roberts deal: Why TFC needed to promote a player from the Academy (Steven Sandor, the11.ca)
|Red Bulls have everything they want, except defense (Frank Giase, The Star-Ledger)
|Joshua Mayers' MLS power rankings (Joshua Mayers, Seattle Times)
|Philadelphia Union midfielder Roger Torres suffers MCL sprain (Jonathan Tannenwald, Philly.com)
|Skipper Suspended for Saturday (Brian O'Connell, NE Soccer Today)
|Chivas: Bolanos' hat trick a step forward (Scott French, ESPN-LA)
|The Withdrawal Symptoms End. It's Cascadia Derby Time in Seattle (Steve Clare, Prost Amerika)
|Gibbs out 4-6 Months with Torn Meniscus (Dan Gaichas, Windy City Soccer)
|Toronto FC promotes teenage goalie Quillan Roberts (Neil Davidson, The Canadian Press)
|Fantasy Spotlight: NE Revolution players you should own (Andrew Winner, MLSsoccer)
|Chivas: Cardozo offers new dynamic (Scott French, ESPN-LA)
|Sounders' Michael Gspurning is keeping cool I pressure role (Joshua Mayers, Seattle Times)
|FC Dallas Reserves fall to Houston Dynamao reserves 1-0 (ESPN-Dallas)
|Sounders Women Start Well, Top Seattle Pacific 5-0 (Jeff Kassouf, Equalizer Soccer)
|World Class: NY Fury signs US international Heat (Big Apple Soccer)
|Occean, Edwini-Bonsu each had great chances to break 0-0 draw (Steven Sandor, the11.ca)
|Lower Division Five Stars (Gerald Barnhart, The Soccer Barn)
|LD Update: Player signings plentiful (Gerald Barnhart, The Soccer Barn)
|Impact confirms that Vukovic is on trial with U21 team (Steven Sandor, the11.ca)
|Stories Of the Day: Retroactive (Gerald Barnhart, The Soccer Barn)
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Synonyms for successfulsəkˈsɛs fəl
This thesaurus page is about all possible synonyms and similiar words for the term successful
Princeton's WordNet
having succeeded or being marked by a favorable outcome
sunk, hitless, frustrated, no-win, ruined, goalless, washed-up, unrewarded, down-and-out, attempted, foiled, disappointed, self-defeating, winless, unfulfilled, out(a), unsuccessful, discomfited, undone, done for(p), unrealized, empty-handed, scoreless, unplaced, defeated, thwarted, unrealised
efficacious, profitable, effective, accomplished, fruitful, rewarding
failed, unsuccessful
successful(adjective)Resulting in success; assuring, or promotive of, success; accomplishing what was proposed; having the desired effect; prosperous; fortunate; happy
profitable, effective, rewarding, fruitful, accomplished, efficacious
failed, unsuccessful
English Synonyms and Antonyms, by James Champlin Fernald
A man is successful in any case if he achieves or gains what he seeks; he is known as a successful man if he has achieved or gained worthy objects of endeavor; he is fortunate or lucky if advantages have come to him without or beyond his direct planning or achieving. Lucky is the more common and colloquial, fortunate the more elegant word; fortunate is more naturally applied to the graver matters, as we speak of the fortunate, rather than the lucky, issue of a great battle; lucky more strongly emphasizes the element of chance, as when we speak of a lucky hit, a lucky guess, or of one as "born under a lucky star." Favored is used in a religious sense, implying that one is the object of divine favor. Happy, in this connection, signifies possessed of the means of happiness. One is said to be happy or prosperous whether his prosperity be the result of fortune or of achievement; prospered rather denotes the action of a superintending Providence.
favored, fortunate, happy, lucky, prospered, prosperous
broken, crushed, fallen, ill-starred, miserable, unfortunate, unhappy, unlucky, woful, wretched
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Review of chapter "Notes and disappearing Snyders" from
The story is intriguing and rather chaotic but I guess that's appropriate. While I'm fascinated with what's going on with Buffy and friends I'm continually confused and frustrated with characters popping up that I haven't a clue as to who they are. And how does Drusilla leave a note on Buff's bed? Doesn't she need an invite?
The story makes me think which is entertaining but I hope you'll reveal what's going on soon.
Comments from author:
I like the fact that you mentioned that it was chaotic, and I agree that it's appropriate given that these things are happening as a result of Chaos Magic.
I'm sorry about the characters that are popping up don't match up with what and who you know (though, for two characters (my Ragnos OC and the Cathar that Cordy went as), that's to be expected since they only exist in my head, and for at least two others, they're different from what they're supposed to be. Also, if you've got any idea on who Harm could've gone as (since, I don't actually have anything set aside specifically for her), then please email me and give me the idea. All I know about that character is that she isn't a sheep, so ideas are definitely welcome.
As for the needing an invite thing, I'm going to, at least partially, explain that next chapter. Once I finish it, that is. Which, may take awhile, given my ability with Writer's Block and Procrastination, yanno?
By the way, it's kinda a "How life works out because of this thing" sort of fic. Hope it turns out well, and I hope that I can reveal more of what's going on soon.
Thanks for reading so far and I hope that I don't disappoint you! :)
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Review of chapter "Notes and disappearing Snyders" from
I would agree that this excellent fic is seriously underreviewed, so here's my 2 cents. The characters are all used in a rather original way (btw, was I supposed to recognise that last one? 'cause I did). The story arc... promises to be nice, once it actually starts. So I would very much like to see more soon-ish. Because as good as it is, the high-mystery-low-information start coupled with rare updates would just make it hell to follow. So keep up the good work. No pressure =))
Comments from author:
Thanks for the review! :) I hope to get it out a little faster, but I'm not gonna promise anything.
As for the character you recognized... If it was the Stargate connection, then that was on purpose. If it was Gwen's character, then either I'm surprised or you're wrong (no offense). If it was the last character who did a narrative, then that's kinda impossible, but I wouldn't mind finding out what character you think it is. I wouldn't mind that last bit no matter who it is you identified.
So, thank you for the review, and I hope that I get the next chapter out soonish! =)
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Review of chapter "Notes and disappearing Snyders" from
I'm not sure what to say except that I'm interested, primarily due to curiosity and competent writing.
What I can say is that due to my lack of familiarity with the alternate characters used lends to my inability to provide anything more positive at this time. The first chapter was especially confusing, and while subsequent chapters began to reveal things that I was familiar enough with to give me some perspective, additional plot advancements created more confusion. If mystery and confusion are your goal then you have succeeded magnificently.
I'm hoping that as more information is provided things will become clear enough for me to go beyond confused, curious interest and reach actual enjoyment.
For the time being, I'm approaching this as if I don't know any back story to anything.
Comments from author:
Well, wizard-at-hogwarts, I thank you very muchly for the review! It put a smile on my face, both in finding that I got it, and in what it said. I especially like that first sentence.
It's interesting to see your perspective on it, and it's nice to know that I have people intrigued by my stories, if not yet truly enjoying it.
In the end, I guess I'll have to finish this off like I did with Jimk. I hope that you'll continue to read and be interested long enough for the story to settle down and be obvious enough to be something that you actively enjoy.
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I think the reason this lacks in reviews is because it comes across as somewhat scatter-brained. It's got some definite potential but so far I'm somewhat ambivalent about it. I like it enough to keep an eye on it but that's mainly to see if it gets a little more coherent as a story. It's a very good fic at times and definitely as far as who the Halloween characters were. At the same time it takes more effort than it should to follow it, hence the ambivalence.
Comments from author:
Okay, that's very good to know. It's nice to know that it's doing okay, at least in parts. I'll try to get it more under control, but then again, when you think about it, the scatter-brained-ness is kinda a big part of why it isn't because it's based on chaos magic. It makes sense if you think about it like that, you know?
Still, thank you for your review, I really appreciate it, and I hope that it will develop into a story that you will truly enjoy. :)
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Review of chapter "Notes and disappearing Snyders" from
First off, I must say that I'm touched that you'd use my review to illustrate the point that this fic is woefully under appreciated. And under reviewed as well. That said, while this new chapter was... a might confusing, it was also quite good. So, thanks for writing this, and goodbye for now.
Comments from author:
I'm glad that you were touched at my use of your review.
*Slightly snide moment* For a size or length, it's technically mite, instead of might. *Moment's over, back to work and thank you's*
And like I said to Eureka, considering the changes I've made and what I haven't revealed, it's perfectly normal to be confused as it begins to settle down.
And then I'll start making up crazy stuff to keep it interesting! Wahahaha!
Still, overall, thank you very much for actually expressing an interest in my story and actually enjoying it. It's fun to work on my writing and it puts a smile on my face every time I see "XXX has reviewed one of your stories" in my inbox!
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Review of chapter "Notes and disappearing Snyders" from
Confused I am, but good your story is.
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Why thank you! And it's perfectly fine to be confused. Considering the changes, and what I haven't revealed, it's bound to be a little confusing at first before it starts to settle down.
And then I'll just start making up crazy stuff to make it interesting. Wahahaha!
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I like it quite a lot and would really like to see more, please?
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Don't worry Spica, it's coming! Thanks for the review!
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I'm enjoying this so far! Idk if you're being serious, but the thread count thing: the higher the number, the better. It means the number of threads woven together in one square inch. Also, Egyptian cotton, satin, and silk are considered higher quality, though for affordable comfort, sheets made out of T-shirt material are a very good choice, even if the stated thread count is lower. Touch the sheet in question, and look at the price.
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Review of chapter "Ragnos chapter 2 part 2" from
Your right, this has way too little reviews for how good this is. And it is that, good. So, thanks for writing this, and good bye for now.
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I completely agree. When I read this, my face lit up in a smile. I appreciate it! Hope you think the rest of it is good too.
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Review of chapter "Ragnos chapter 2 part 2" from
Interesting fic so far.
Buffy seems a bit over powered for a Jedi/Sith type but then I never played the games so I have no idea if that's normal.
Not sure where the "all hail Xander, isn't he wonderful" stuff came from, just seemed to pop up out of nowhere with no reasoning behind it.
Still I look forward to seeing where you take things, and just who Wilkins is calling in to take care of things.
Comments from author:
I know that she seems a bit overpowered, but think about it like this: She's several thousand years old, and from a race of beings who mess around with the force about as naturally as we breathe. Everyone can do it. So of course she's going to be amazingly strong or skilled.
As for the "All Hail Xander" stuff, if you're talking about Buffy and Cordy agreeing that he was too good for them, then it's because they see him in a light that they didn't have at all until the end of season 7 (according to some fics I've read at least).
As for the rest of the review, I definitely appreciate the appreciation. You might find the answer of who Wilkins is calling to be a bit surprising.
Hope you enjoy the next chapters just as much as the others!
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Review of chapter "Chapter Two" from
I can see Buffy's got some issues she's gonna have to work out through the Force...
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Yep. Do you like it so far?
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You Suck!!!
There, that's out of the way. This is quite the convoluted plot device and I haven't decided if I like the story or not? I am, however, eagerly awaiting the next chapter to see if it makes any more sense.
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THANK YOU!!!! I try. When I read the "You Suck!!!", it made me really happy. I hope that the next chapter gets you to continue reading my story! Can't wait to get it finished!
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Review of chapter "Chapter Two" from
Love the story ....ok so Buffys-Ragnos Willow-Raven Dawn-Starfire umm idk anyone else can't wait until next chapter
Comments from author:
You got them right! And, as a little bit of a clue, the Cathar species is a race of cats. *snicker* I think you can tell who it was from that. Thanks for the guess and the review in general!
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Review of chapter "Chapter One" from
Could also be Willow?
I don't know??? Upright ring full of water. Seems like foreshadowing, to me.
Curious to see who was who. Please continue.
One reviewer posited Buffy as Ragnos and I suggested Willow.
Comments from author:
Who, do you think, is Willow? 'Cause, I'm not entirely sure.
And the upright ring of water? Definitely foreshadowing.
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Review of chapter "Chapter One" from
This.. well, really needs a rethink over what you're trying to do.
I just rolled my eyes at Ragnos. Partially because of the power and abilities you pretty much 'sued' into the character. But mostly because the ONLY thing you took from star wars canon was the name "Ragnos". If you were going to use nothing of the canon character and in fact retcon absolutely EVERYTHING except "powerful force user", what is the point of using the character and not just making up an OC? Because that's what you've done, basically just given an OC a canon name. How do I connect with a character like that?
You might also go back and try to separate the voices a little more. There's thoughts of characters in there where even after re-reading it several timed I'm not sure whether a character is remembering something or "Ragnos" is reading their memories.
Also given the number of characters you intertwined here, there really should have been a who went as what couple of expository paragraphs to make the thing MUCH less confusing.
This might be interesting, as I'm always a big fan of Buffy goes as something different YAHF's, but it does need some work.
Comments from author:
I completely agree about it needing work. For who was remembering what: It was all Ragnos reading peoples' minds. For the character, I kinda hope that I do it right. I will be making the main characters of BtVS be fairly changed (other than Giles and Jenny), due to their Halloween possessions. Just a heads-up there.
Also, I had to scrap over half of my original writing of the second chapter because it was getting out of hand, but I did keep the beginnings of their days. Here's to hoping that I do it right the first time!
Please, continue reading when I have more posted. And continue to tell me what you think, because if not for you, it could've just been digging itself a ginormous grave that would've required a complete rewrite.
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The Republican who lives in the heart of North Dakota's oil boom has introduced a bill that would require people with out-of-state license plates to pay speeding fines of their home state.
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The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers had planned to replenish sand eroded from the beach this year. The Virginian-Pilot reports that the only bid for the project exceeds the budget by $10 million.
Virginia Beach coastal engineer Phil Roehrs says the additional cost is due to companies having a backlog of sand replenishment projects. He says the lone bidder would have to rearrange existing contracts for the Virginia Beach project.
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It was with much sorrow that I learned last week that Barbara Mertz (aka Elizabeth Peters and Barbara Michaels) died on August 8. This notice appeared soon after on the author's website:
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The Henrico PAL Youth Leadership Council cordially invites all CAREER MINDED teenagers to our YLC Open House. The event will allow interested teens to meet Henrico PAL YLC Members, learn more about the Youth Leadership Council and register to become a member if interested. Refreshments will be served at the Open House. The Henrico PAL YLC Open House is scheduled for Monday, September 22nd at the Henrico County Training Center, located at 7701 E. Parham Rd. from 7:00 pm to 8:30 pm. The Henrico Police Athletic League Youth Leadership Council is designed to expose career minded youth from ages 13 to 18 years old to the many facets of leadership development.
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Your Henrico PAL is pleased to announce that Henrico County Government is currently accepting applications for 2 full time Police Support Technican I positions to be assigned to the Henrico Police Athletic League (PAL). Apply by visiting www.henricojobs.org. The job description and qualifications are listed under "Public Safety/School Safety". The application deadline is Monday, September 22, 2014. These job openings are Henrico County Government positons.
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On February 6, 2014, The Henrico Police Athletic League held its 5th Annual Awards Banquet at The Cultural Arts Center of Glen Allen. The ceremony was a celebration of the accomplishments of Henrico PAL in 2013, and also served as a means to honor and recognize the outstanding contributions of the 2013 Award Winners. The Award Banquet was led by Henrico County Juvenile Domestic Court Judge Denis Soden, who served as Master of Ceremony and NFL Running back Tim Hightower served as the keynote speaker. His message to those in attendance was titled, "A Purpose Driven Life", which received a resounding ovation.
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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-427560122717203300.post5824793762028938312..comments2014-12-21T18:27:06.537ZComments on Family History Fun: Sepia Saturday: Attic DiscoveriesScotSuehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-427560122717203300.post-31697419027409828762014-01-18T05:13:04.063Z2014-01-18T05:13:04.063ZA great post on a neglected type of ephemera. Toda...A great post on a neglected type of ephemera. Today a receipt has more information than we would ever think to need, and yet there is nothing that resembles these personal handwritten lists.Mike Brubakerhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-427560122717203300.post-51325763286172056522014-01-18T02:10:52.699Z2014-01-18T02:10:52.699ZJust now reading this...quite the collection; the...Just now reading this...quite the collection; the things we find when we have to clean out homes of our loved ones. Patrica Ball Morrisonhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-427560122717203300.post-17592455787027590822014-01-13T20:20:44.414Z2014-01-13T20:20:44.414ZA whole little history in your collection of ephem...A whole little history in your collection of ephemera. A wonderful post.
NancyNorth County Film Clubhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-427560122717203300.post-5932572998936294472014-01-13T01:07:43.548Z2014-01-13T01:07:43.548ZIt's interesting that it took three months to ...It's interesting that it took three months to pay the account for the shoes. The business people must have had to carry a lot of debt on their books in those days.Boobookhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-427560122717203300.post-17240161926519864072014-01-12T19:01:20.083Z2014-01-12T19:01:20.083ZWonderful - this is exactly the sort of ephemera t...Wonderful - this is exactly the sort of ephemera that takes us back to real people. The infants' deaths are always poignant at whatever point in history. Could the item just be plain pork- or is that too simplistic?Little Nellhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-427560122717203300.post-74397112017277170422014-01-12T11:02:55.394Z2014-01-12T11:02:55.394ZGreat discoveries. It is wonderful when such thing...Great discoveries. It is wonderful when such things appear at the bottom of old boxes or within the covers of old books. There is so much history trapped in everyday things such as receipts and letters.Alan Burnetthttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-427560122717203300.post-57726546626236307722014-01-12T03:09:06.557Z2014-01-12T03:09:06.557ZHow interesting, and what a treasure to find from ...How interesting, and what a treasure to find from your grandmother too! Karen S.http://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-427560122717203300.post-56375384474497719932014-01-11T23:46:30.786Z2014-01-11T23:46:30.786ZUsually all these trivial notes are thrown out whe...Usually all these trivial notes are thrown out when clearing a household. At the time they were certainly not trivial, birth, marriage, buying food, shoes or a wedding outfit were important and luckily you have still the proof of it.Titaniahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-427560122717203300.post-85611398580550985572014-01-11T19:51:20.514Z2014-01-11T19:51:20.514ZI was started by seeing the name Clegg too. In the...I was started by seeing the name Clegg too. In the past my name Cleage was spelled Clegg. Kristinhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-427560122717203300.post-31498927451081475952014-01-11T16:37:48.512Z2014-01-11T16:37:48.512ZVery nice, an odd collection that makes a good sto...Very nice, an odd collection that makes a good story. How many similar things I've tossed when clearing out relatives homes!Patrica Ball Morrisonhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-427560122717203300.post-55563208325433430982014-01-11T14:58:53.704Z2014-01-11T14:58:53.704ZThis collection made a fine story line, and I enjo...This collection made a fine story line, and I enjoyed the words of your grandmother. Clegg did the same thing to me, reminded me I'd seen it lately...but it was here on SS...not in my tree. Tee hee, I'm easily confused these days!B. Rogers, Living in Black Mountainhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-427560122717203300.post-83682744006833031612014-01-11T14:32:50.205Z2014-01-11T14:32:50.205ZThe graphics on the butcher's bill are tremend...The graphics on the butcher's bill are tremendous! Worth keeping it just for that. Wonderful.....Deb Gouldhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-427560122717203300.post-8065584362959360992014-01-11T04:32:42.469Z2014-01-11T04:32:42.469ZAn interesting and mysterious assortment of docume...An interesting and mysterious assortment of documents.Postcardyhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-427560122717203300.post-85674562289504346762014-01-10T21:07:15.484Z2014-01-10T21:07:15.484ZIs the bottom item on the Butcher list, "live...Is the bottom item on the Butcher list, "liver"? But you can probably make that out. The bill is dated on Valentine's day. Something romantic perhaps?Helen Bauch McHarguehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-427560122717203300.post-464561769137316592014-01-10T15:29:08.963Z2014-01-10T15:29:08.963ZWhen ever I see the name Clegg I think of Clegg in...When ever I see the name Clegg I think of Clegg in The Last of The Summer Wine (set in Yorkshire of course). We have some old bills (receipts) from the 1940s - I shall have to look them out.Bob Scotneyhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-427560122717203300.post-13955497543022195072014-01-10T15:09:06.432Z2014-01-10T15:09:06.432ZMany thanks, Gail, for your comment. Yes Clegg is...Many thanks, Gail, for your comment. Yes Clegg is a common name, in the north of England, associated in particular with Lancashire and Yorkshire. . Bar shoes are, I think, what you call Mary Jane shoes in the States i.e.shoes for little girls with a bar fastened across the foot - often kept for Sunday best wear. . . ScotSuehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-427560122717203300.post-40018637209301674962014-01-10T12:57:19.383Z2014-01-10T12:57:19.383ZI loved this story Susan, especially the emotional...I loved this story Susan, especially the emotional messages of "kiss her lady ship for me" and "little Billy grinned all over his face"...such family emotion and celebration. You've also shown how boring old invoices can add to our family's stories.Cassmob (Pauleen)http://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-427560122717203300.post-75473179695454824472014-01-10T12:32:32.052Z2014-01-10T12:32:32.052ZIt looks like he bought a "Poem" at the ...It looks like he bought a "Poem" at the butchers, but it's doubtful. Maybe it's "poult," a young chicken or pheasant.

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Definitions for oblationɒˈbleɪ ʃən
This page provides all possible meanings and translations of the word oblation
Random House Webster's College Dictionary
ob•la•tionɒˈbleɪ ʃən(n.)
an offering made to a deity, esp. the offering of bread and wine in the celebration of the Eucharist.
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the act of making such an offering.
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any offering for religious or charitable uses.
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Origin of oblation:
1375–1425; < LL oblātiō=oblā-, suppletive s. of offerre to offer+-tiō -tion
ob•la•to•ryˈɒb ləˌtɔr i, -ˌtoʊr i(adj.)
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oblation, offering(noun)
the act of contributing to the funds of a church or charity
"oblations for aid to the poor"
Oblation, religious offering(noun)
the act of offering the bread and wine of the Eucharist
The offering of worship, thanks etc. to a deity.
A deed or gift offered charitably.
The offering of bread and wine at the Eucharist
Origin: From oblacion, from oblatus, passive perfect participle of offerro
Webster Dictionary
the act of offering, or of making an offering
anything offered or presented in worship or sacred service; an offering; a sacrifice
a gift or contribution made to a church, as for the expenses of the eucharist, or for the support of the clergy and the poor
Oblation, an offering, a term, particularly in ecclesiastical usage, for a solemn offering or presentation to God.
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