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The Daily Seed
I just had an idea! I am starting a section called the Daily Seed–Feed (in the Healing Journey tab) where I will post a share of mine (daily) from meetings I shared in program starting back from two years ago up to now. You can follow along in my progress and process over the last two years and see my growth in recovering from being a compulsive people pleaser to learning how to care for myself and boundary my healthy behaviors.
I try to be sure I get the Daily Seeds up by at least noon EST every day. I hope you enjoy following along with me daily! I hope I can inspire and empower others to stand up for themselves too. Know that you are worth it!

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In Hot Wheels Stunt Track Challenge, players are thrust into competition on a hot new extreme game show on which they must complete perilous stunts and win intense races. If able to beat opponents and impress the audience with fearless maneuvers, they will advance into other "episodes" and win better cars. At the end of the season, the driver with the most courage and best stunt skills will cruise away in a gold-plated car as the Hot Wheels Champion. The game will allow players to choose from 30 authentic Hot Wheels cars in 24 stunt challenges and 12 tracks set in environments such as Buccaneer Bay, Jurassic Jam, and Tiki Island.
Specs & Requirements
Memory 131 kb
Controllers Analog Control, Vibration Function
Modes Simultaneous, Versus, Mini-Games, Arcade
Console Link Network Adaptor 2-6
Online Features Online Multiplayer
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Hjalti Svavarsson went on the run in 2005 after being charged with affray at Howe barracks, where his victim Douglas Pope was based.
He was convicted in his absence the following year and given a 12-month sentence in a young offender's institution because he was 20 at the time.
Now Svavarsson – a successful businessman living in Germany – will serve his year in an adult prison after being arrested flying into Heathrow last week.
Immigration officials discovered there had been an international arrest warrant outstanding and he was remanded in custody.
As his barrister Barnaby Hope began pleading for a lesser sentence, Judge Adele Williams told him: "The law must take it course must it not, unless the law has now been changed and I have missed something?
"There is nothing I can do about it. There was a conviction, a lawful sentence imposed and he has now been arrested on a warrant... the sentence must bite.
"He should have come and faced the music and then he could have participated in our criminal justice system."
Mr Hope told Canterbury Crown Court that Svavarsson had chosen to stay with his grandfather in Iceland rather than attend the trial.
"He knows he shouldn't have left," he said. "He stayed there for four years before joining a company and then travelled internationally where Criminal Records Bureau checks were made regularly and nothing came up. He assumed that nothing had come of the trial."
The barrister claimed that Svavarsson – who has since married and settled in Germany - had travelled eight times to the UK in the past four years.
But the judge retorted: "That may be your instructions, but I find that very hard to believe he wouldn't have been arrested the moment he set foot inside the UK - unless he had travelled on another passport."
"The law must take it course must it not, unless the law has now been changed and I have missed something...?" - Judge Adele Williams
Svavarsson, who had lived in Reed Avenue, Canterbury at the time, was convicted of affray after a jury heard he was one of three men who went to the home of a serving soldier at Howe barracks in March, 2005.
Mr Pope, who had served with the Argylls, had been repeatedly kicked in the head and body during the incident in the early hours.
The three men were arrested soon after the attack, and Svavarsson - whose mother had also lived in Canterbury - told police he had gone along as back up and when the fighting started he tried to stop it.
But the trial judge said it became clear he was the first to go into the house for the purpose of attacking the householder.
Judge Anthony Webb had said: "It is the aspect of breaking into the home of someone and committing this offence that leads me to conclude the only sentence that can properly be passed is a custodial one."
Svavarsson was convicted, a second accused was bound over to keep the peace and a third was acquitted by the jury.
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