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When you train like crazy, you need a race that can match your workout. Use this deal for afternoon entry (11:30 a.m. start time or later) to the Rugged Maniac 5K Obstacle Race at Temecula Downs Events Center on Saturday, November 15. After purchase, you must visit the website to register your voucher number.
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Join thousands of other racers as you wind your way through an obstacle-filled odyssey of muddy endurance. The course features 25 epic obstacles, with participants scaling towers of stacked shipping containers, bounding on trampolines, and facing a host of other challenges. After the race, music and cold beer invite triumphant runners to unwind. Those with excess energy can head over to even more kinetic activities such as mechanical bull riding, beach volleyball, and adult-sized bounce houses.
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ANDRÉA KEYS CONNELL's slightly-larger-than-life ceramic figures are monuments to human vulnerability. Exhibited in groups, they nonetheless appear isolated and longing for help. . . or possibly connection. Their dense, fragmented bodies, drooping heads and extended arms poignantly register the weight of the world. Andréa earned her BFA in 2002 from Maryland Institute College of Art in Baltimore and her MFA in 2009 from Ohio University in Athens. Solo exhibitions include Un-Home-Like (2010) at The Sculpture Center in Cleveland, Gently Down the Stream (2012) at The Clay Studio in Philadelphia and Being With, exhibited at Maramec Contemporary Gallery (2014) in Saint Louis and the Ivan Wilson Fine Arts Center (2015) at Western Kentucky University in Bowling Green, Kentucky. Andréa lives in Richmond, Virginia, where she works as an Assistant Professor and Clay Area Head in the Department of Craft/Material Studies at Virginia Commonwealth University.
OtherPeoplesPixels: Tell us a little about your sculpting process and your choice of ceramics as your medium.
Andréa Keys Connell: I had my "coming to clay" moment when I was a junior in college. Prior to that, I was focusing primarily on painting and photography. When I found clay, a connection between my brain, heart and hands clicked on, and I never left the clay studio. When I think about it now it makes a lot of sense. My mother collected Majolica, Zsnolnay and Herend. When I was little, I played with the figurines as though they were dolls. When she would catch me, she would take them and place them back on their shelves, reminding me of their preciousness. Their "preciousness" only made them more valuable to me and the narratives that I would impose on them.
I think I am also just more of a three-dimensional thinker when it comes to making. It was such a relief to me when I found clay. . . to be able to discover a form through the ability to touch it in the round. It is such a physical relationship, and when making life size or larger figures, I find myself hugging and pressing up against, pushing and pulling on the clay. All of this contact is imprinted on the surface of the clay. . . it's a pretty delicious way of making!
I build my pieces hollow, moving between coils, slabs and pinching. Building hollow provides me with the ability to form my figures by pressing from the inside. This feels very natural to me in thinking about the body: the skin/clay is shaped by what is beneath it. In this case, it is the internal pressure that I am using to shape the skin. There is an endless supply of metaphors in this way of making and representing the figure.
OPP: There are a lot of disembodied heads, arms and legs in your work. In installations like Un-Home-Like (2010) and The Pursuit of Hercules
(2011), the partial figures read as adrift, drowning or swimming in a
floor made of water. But the isolated heads and torsos from Gently Down the Stream (2012) don't read that way at all. They seem more severed. How are these figures different?
AKC: I thought of the figures in Gently Down the Stream
as being submerged, like in a swamp, stuck in time and certainly
fractured. I was also looking at a lot of photojournalism during the
making of this installation and thinking about the fragmentation
inherent in a photograph: the physical fragmentation of the frame and
the emotional fragmentation as the person looking in on the moment
OPP: There's another metaphor! I often think that way, too, about processes I use in my own work, but I've found that not all viewers think that way about the objects in front of them. How often do viewers comprehend the metaphors that you see naturally as part of the process? If they don't think metaphorically, are they missing the point?
AKC: Hmmm. . . I don't know if they would be missing the point because I am totally open to individual interpretation. I would never expect someone to see or think about things the way that I do, but I do hope that the essence of the content is felt. For example, if a person views a leg sticking out of the floor as a glimpse of a part of a whole body or a broken section of the body, the idea of fragmentation still exists in both interpretations. Whether metaphorical and literal, each read carries similar anxieties. I think of my content as a means for making an image, and that image has endless ways of being interpreted. I guess you could say that my content development is more a part of the process. I have never made a piece and I felt strongly, "THIS is what I want the viewer to take from this piece." Viewers tend to try to relate to my work in a humanistic way; they bring their own individual experiences to their interpretation of my figures.
OPP: Your figures, which seem to be either young children or
old adults, are generally slightly larger than life size and sometimes
out of proportion. How do scale and age intersect in your work?
AKC: I work very deliberately to blur the lines of gender, age and time. In a sense, I am attempting to create an internal portrait, and I don't believe in gender or age or even time when confronting the inside. I watch people a lot, and I think about how we carry ourselves. You can read a lot about a person in their body. These are all observations that I take to studio and at times exaggerate.
Much of my research is preoccupied with how the perception of objects can either represent or obscure complex social realities. The Hummel figurine is an example of such a visual trigger that I have used throughout my work. The Hummel began production in Germany in 1935, the same year the Nuremburg Laws were passed. Though production ceased during WWII, it immediately picked up at the end of the war. The popularity of Hummel figurines grew as American soldiers stationed in West Germany began sending the figurines home to their loved ones as gifts to ease the anxieties of those who awaited the soldiers safe return home. Hummel figurines ultimately became an emblem of a pastoral, healthy and safe Germany. In my early work, the youthful chubby cheeks of the Hummel have been stretch and deflated, and the healthy round bellies have become distended and heavy. This is all a result of the internal pressure that I am using to form the figures. By manipulating the pastoral qualities of the Hummel and by incorporating realistic human features such as defined fingernails and lips and a very intentional gaze, I seek to represent a more complex social narrative than exists in the original figurines.
OPP: Up through 2012, whole bodies of work were monochromatic, not just individual pieces. Why was monochrome the right decision for earlier bodies of work like (dis)Placement (2009) and Un-Home-Like (2010)? What led you to pursue a more accurate rendering of color in recent work like Then the Wind Blew... (2015), and several works from Being With (2014)?
AKC: The monochromatic work was often trying to represent the look of wet clay, such as in (dis)Placement, Gently Down the Stream, and The Pursuit of Hercules. (dis)Placement
was specifically referencing terracotta because the original Hummel was
sculpted out of terracotta, then a mold would be made and it would be
cast in porcelain. For that piece, I was interested in the idea of the
discarded. Essentially, I wanted the pieces to refer to malleability.
In Un-Home-Like, the pieces actually have house paint that I had mixed based on the primary colors used in Delacroix's painting The Barque of Dante. I made washes of these colors and dripped them in many layers over the figures. Being With and Francis were painted with oil paints. I was looking at a lot of religious statuary, particularly 17th -18th century wooden saint statues. I loved the look of them and was making pretty specific references to them in these pieces, so I just went for it. And Then the Wind Blew is essentially a giant figurine and I wanted it to look like that, so I glazed it.
OPP: I love the cardboard boxes as both pedestals and containers in Being With (2014) and Gently Down the Stream (2012). They seem to add to the feeling of despondency in the figures. What led to this decision?
AKC: You got a lot of the references right. They are pedestals and containers. I also wanted these very heavy ceramic figures to appear simultaneously lighter than they are and on a precarious edge, which can be quite unsettling when standing in front of them. The figures stand at a slight lean, and they really tower of over you. There is the feeling that they could collapse at any moment. I think this lends to their own vulnerability, which also points to the viewers vulnerability by being in their presence. They are referencing monuments, but they are quite pathetic in their structure. They are trying really hard, but pointing very clearly to their own weakness.
OPP: Could you talk more about why you choose to represent vulnerability in your sculptures and elicit vulnerability in the viewer key? Would you say this is the key theme that runs through all your work?
AKC: I think that is a really good observation, and I don't know if I totally realized the presence of vulnerability in pretty much everything that I make. What a great thing to see—thank you!
I do think about vulnerability often, perhaps because I feel it so often. There can be so much beauty and destruction in vulnerability, and to open oneself up to another requires so much trust. My interest in that kind of vulnerability runs parallel to my persistent thoughts around responsibility to one another. I am always concerned with the ripple effect of actions, the necessity of vulnerability, and the responsibility involved in the awareness of another person's vulnerability.
Featured Artist Interviews are conducted by Chicago-based, interdisciplinary artist Stacia Yeapanis. When she's not writing for OPP, Stacia explores the relationship between repetition, desire and impermanence in cross-stitch embroideries, remix video, collage and impermanent installations. She is an instructor in the Department of Fiber and Material Studies at The School of the Art Institute of Chicago, where received her MFA in 2006, and was a 2012-2013 Mentor-in-Residence at BOLT in Chicago. Recent exhibitions include solo shows I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For (2013) at Klemm Gallery, Siena Heights University (Adrian, Michigan) and Everything You Need is Already Here (2014) at Heaven Gallery in Chicago, as well as Here|Now, a two-person exhibition curated by MK Meador and also featuring the work of Jason Uriah White, at Design Cloud in Chicago (2014). Most recently, Stacia created When Things Fall Apart, a durational, collage installation in the Annex Gallery at Lillstreet Art Center. Closing reception guests were invited to help break down the piece by pulling pins out of the wall.


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Monkeygod wrote:
1) Tamrin's just getting crotchety and paranoid in his old age.
2) Yeah.... hate that guy. What a flake.
Fei that Knowledge check should be enough to get pretty much whatever info you want on Great Wyrm blues, but won't tell you anything about her class levels. But Fei should definitely realize that she has class levels (or however you wanna phrase that in-game).
One thing I'm not too sure on: should Valor's Mantle work against Vai? I thought champion powers didn't apply their bonuses against other champions?
Edit: For example, Fei would know that typical great Wyrm blues have CL 17 for their magic, and Epic Spellcasting requires a minimum CL of 21, so he could infer minimally that Vai has advanced her CL by 4 through class levels.
Anahita bint Tariq wrote:
Illy's grin only finds more fuel at Anahita's responding smirk, and the colour is slowly draining away from the embarrassed pink shade and towards the earlier playfully purple colour when she sat down.
"Sorry Ana, but that ain't how friendship works! You aren't solely responsible for yourself. I'm responsible for you too. Duh. It's like you've never..."
Illithia stops short in her speech, her grin faltering for just a moment, with a whispered. "Oh. Damn."
"What I meant is that friends look after each other." Illithia tries to save her sudden trailing off, eagerly waving her hand. "Sounds like maybe you're just overstimulated. And if you need rest, you should friggin' rest, geez. Magically keeping yourself awake for long periods sounds like a good recipe for a short life."
While her tone is a little deprecating, and the purple colour is somewhat subdued, she holds steady with her grin. The colour begins to warm again as she carries on. "I've got sleep magic if you can't get to sleep yourself. Don't make me use it without permission! I'd hate to have to serve detention every time you need to sleep."
"You're trying to change the subject again. I'll indulge you if you let me escort you to your room. Deal?" Illy's grin has gotten wide enough to be considered 's$-eating' at this point, clearly thinking herself crafty and witty.
Damiani wrote:
Illithia is listening intently as Anahita rambles on, and her eyes widen at her proclaimation that she might indeed be mentally ill, but that she doesn't really care about it. She opens her mouth to fiercely object, but Anahita startles her once again with a hug. The grey colouration in her ink shifts wildly between pink, red and navy blue as her emotions fluctuate wildly. The colour finally settles on a light pink as Anahita lightly runs her fingers along the extensive colouration.
"Y-yeah." she replies, blushing slightly. "I... wasn't at Avalon when my powers first started to manifest. It... can we not talk about it?" Her expression changes slightly, her slightly embarrassed grimace changing to an approving smirk quickly, though her colours and cheeks retain the light pink shade. "It took some time for me to get used to wearing my emotions on my sleeve." she says, holding a tattoo'd arm up with the same colouration.
"'Sides! You're changing the subject! Why aren't you concerned about your own well-being?!" she continues, the arm that was held up coming down to point accusingly. "Don't make me march you into the infirmary!"
Anahita bint Tariq wrote:
Illithia seems to deflate slightly upon hearing that, returning Anahita's intense gaze and warm smile with a similarly intense look, but her own mouth has creased into a thin line of worry, and the playful purple vanishes instantly, the ink shifting to grey.
"Anahita, did you actually doze off? I'm worried about you, this could be something serious. How new are your powers?" Anahita's expert empathy tells her that Illithia's worry is both genuine and intense... and perhaps even borne of personal experience.
GM Fireclaw wrote:
The man hefts a weary sigh. The Firebirds had been unexpected, and a little troublesome, but in the end it had been worthy: it had kept the High Seer's eyes focused away from him and any of his activities.
He slowly fingers a piece of paper on his desk, a smile creeping across his face. He takes a deep breath, allowing the scent of pine to permeate his being. Less than a week now.
Anahita bint Tariq wrote:
Disrupting Anahita's tranquil contemplation is none other than the halfling from this morning's conjuration class, landing heavily (for a halfling) in the seat next to Anahita and clumisly enough that she jostles the Keleshite somewhat roughly.
"BOOM! 'Sup Ana?!" Illithia says loudly, her marked skin flickering to a playful violet colour, a big grin on her face. Her silent companion - Marsalli - is nowhere to be seen.
The Doomkitten wrote:
Just remember, if at any time you feel nervous and uncomfortable, you can just tell your players that. Tell them you need a moment or a break to compose yourself. You're already a badass for hosting a game.
If they're worth anything, they will be patient and they will forgive you.
If you're going completely by RAW - the only way to "interfere" with a grapple is to use the Aid Another action which as you said "only amounts to a +2".
Of course, that's kinda silly IMO. I allow my players to initiate grapple on already grappled opponents, with a few caveats.
This gives grapplers a way to dive in a "save" less grapple-worthy party members from grapples, and can also give larger mobs the ability to "pull down" a more powerful foe. Also, it means that a particularly large monster is very difficult to wrestle someone else free of (I'm pretty sure there's a TVtrope where someone dives in to save someone and is also immediately grappled).
These are just my house rules though, since the actual RAW is so limiting.
Anahita bint Tariq wrote:
Hm? I was fairly certain Vai shared at least part of her past with Anahita when they were discussing Champions?
Elsa fidgets uncomfortably at the question, glancing away from the young woman, her clasped hands tightening until the elven woman's knuckles turned white. Anahita's superior skill at reading people can easily detect the stress at the suggestion of sharing.
Her voice cracks slightly as she speaks. "If... if Vai has not shared it with you, I don't... I don't think I should." she says, her voice laced with guilt and pain.
As Anahita begins to dress herself, Elsa fidgets once more. "Thank you again, Anahita. I will excuse myself now." there's another bow, and unless further questioned, Elsa backs out of the room and closes the door behind her.
Anahita bint Tariq wrote:
Elsa shakes her head at Anahita's comment, her waist-length blonde hair shimmering slightly in the light pouring into the dark room from the hallway. "We are farmers, not warriors. Vai's... abilities are not learned from us." she replies with a somewhat pained expression. "They are the result of evil that has been done to her."
Sorry for the short post, on my way to work!
Anahita bint Tariq wrote:
Elsa seemed a bit unsure of herself after Anahita's brief apology regarding cultural differences.
She was briefly encouraged though by the fact that unlike the other girl Elsa had spoken to, Anahita seemed considerably less standoffish.
"I... I'm not certain what path my husband and I will take yet. Vai--" there's a pause here for Elsa to collect herself. Memories of the previous evening's heated arguement are still fresh in her mind. [b]"Vai thinks that we will be in danger if we leave the school, at least for a little while yet."
Anahita bint Tariq wrote:
Elsa visibly blushes as Anahita continues toweling herself off. She averts her eyes after a moment, trying to at least preserve some of the girl's dignity, even if she didn't seem to care for it.
"That's... quite alright. I just... I just wanted to thank you for your help in rescuing us yesterday. We'd all be dead... or worse, if it weren't for you brave young people."
She bows shallowly to accentuate her gratefulness, hands folded gently in front of her. It also helps to hide the fact that Elsa is pretty freaking embarassed that this mostly naked girl doesn't particularily care for her state of dress.
Anahita bint Tariq wrote:
Shortly after Anahita has finished her shower, there comes a quiet knocking at the door to her room.
Should Anahita choose to answer it, she'll find standing there an elvish woman. While she sports the eternally young face of all elves, this particular woman's expression belies a certain deep rooted sadness, though her bearing is upright - no slouch in these shoulders.
Anahita may note the family resemblance between this woman and the (late) Champion of Light, the same blue eyes and wavy blonde hair. She may also recognize that this is one of the vilagers whom she assisted in rescuing the previous day from Belsayv.
"Hello." she says with a small bow of her head. "Am I speaking with Anahita bint Tariq?"
Dami, is Anahita on Schoolgrounds at the moment?
Vai's Mom is going around to everyone who was part of the Belsayv mission and thanking them personally. Dunno if you want to bother playing that out or not.
Actually, for those who want to play that out, let me know. She still has to visit:
I give people the option because it could be boring, but it could be interesting too. I dunno.
Krays wrote:
Krays can feel Vai's spirit out in the ether, and it responds to his call...
Imperial Chronicler wrote:
Understood. To get to the meat of this, then...Is there anyplace Fei can see from his current position that he could teleport to that matches his aforementioned parameters? He's not trying to get closer to those two (he'd prefer not to at the moment) - he just needs a better view.
Not trying to block the scene, just trying to add to/remind Fei of the danger of his position. I'm sure such a place could exist, especially with the two lovely ladies distracted with their... ahem... bath. Geez Fei, peeper much?
Fei, of the Sun Soul wrote:
If Fei knows nothing else from his time spent around his sabumnim and meldanya's family it's that whatever flaws dragons possess, poor senses are not among them. Even his own Vai's relatively untrained senses are quite sharp, and this Vai has a thousand years experience on her. Any attempt at movement from his current position is going to be extremely risky.
In other words, Darth Vai has a fairly monstrous Perception score. ;P
Tam's scan pulls in all the details of the surrounding area, saving it to his memory banks without trouble. As he flips the book open, something inside causes it to fall open to a particular page...
The page itself is completely blank (as is the rest of the tome, if checked), though resting inside is a single, orange feather. A primary flight feather from a young adult Firebird, almost unmistakable.
Settro wrote:
Settro teleports to whenever he can get to.
Settro appears inside one of the school's gardens near the west border of the school grounds - a walled section to prevent hapless animals from stumbling into the occasionally dangerous gardens. After a few moments spent looking around, he spots a man teleporting in atop the wall bordering the school. The man seems very oddly dressed - in combat fatigues - but one thing definitely sticks out to Settro: he has a firearm drawn, and looks prepared for combat as he pulls a set of goggles into place.
Aanandareavekki wrote:
** spoiler omitted **
Proving time and again that there ain't no rest for the wicked (and that the righteous don't get any either), Aananda's security feed bleeps at her. If she checks the blip, it comes up as:
"CODE GREEN: Infirmary Patient Elopement.
Jacob Forgehand wrote:
I think it's been 3-4 days since that event. I'd actually have to go through some of the logs for a more accurate answer.
Anahita bint Tariq wrote:
Illithia sighs slightly, sitting back in her chair, seemingly defeated by Anahita's stubbornness. Her tattoos remain the same sickly green colour as they were previously. "Stubbornness isn't a virtue, y'know." she mutters, her gaze returning to Vare and his lesson.
"Ace" wrote:
"Fei, Professor Sunwake, would a blood transfusion help Vai recover her white blood cells? I can change my shape to try and match her blood type, though I am uncertain if it would be exact." Ace asks, worn out from all the healing he had to do.
This may or may not be possible, given Vai's rather unique genetic structure. Vai is still technically humanoid though, and so Ace should be able to copy her form, right? Or does he have to eat her brain first?
Anahita bint Tariq wrote:
Illithia frowns, and glances at Vare who is also looking worriedly at Anahita's outburst in the middle of the lecture.
"Anahita, you just had an absent seizure." Illithia responds worriedly, looking at her, though returning the whisper. "That's really not good." Her black ink has shifted now towards a yellow-green, sickly colour, and she's standing raising a hand and looking at Vare, who has yet to resume his lecture. "Professor, permission to take Anahita to the infirmary. I think she just had an absent seizure, and she should be checked."
Melody's plan appears to be working - the electromagnetic field within Vai is softening and softening... and then is snuffed entirely. Melody gives the signal that the field is clear, and the gathered healers pour healing energy into Vai. The burns all across her body vanish, and she tenses, her back arching slightly at the massive spike of positive energy. Her heart rate spikes for a moment, and the medical equipment bleeps angrily. After a moment though, she relaxes. Her face is serene and peaceful, and no more burns are forthcoming...
Unfortunately, this isn't the end of Vai's problems. The nanites in her bloodstream are reporting an extremely low white blood count. As Fei feared, the ultraviolet radiation has completely decimated her immune system. She will recover with rest, and the nanites can substitute in the short-term, but the medical staff will have to carefuilly monitor her, lest she succumb to an infection and develop Immune Reconstitution Syndrome or another auto-immune condition.
Anahita bint Tariq wrote:
After a few moments of this stillness, Illithia glances up at Vare, then back at Anahita. She delivers a few pokes to Anahita's ribs, which increase with intensity the longer the girl.
If Anahita remains like this for more than 10 seconds or so, Illithia begins to be alarmed...
Anahita bint Tariq wrote:
Illy nods at Anahita's chastisment regarding the voice volume, leaning in just a bit closer - so that her shoulder was touching Anahita's arm. Her voice is once again low and quiet, and the tattoo remains the same green colour. "Pft, I'm more interested than ever. A bit of danger's never stopped me before. What's the worst that could happen, right?" she says, with that same impish grin. She seems a bit reckless, perhaps. Or maybe just too brave and curious for her own good (which is pretty much the same thing).
Illy just nods to that, listening to Anahita speak to her experience. Illy's tattoo's flicker briefly with a rainbow of colour which seems to race along the lines of 'ink'. "Well, you're definitely leaving here, so you have to be going somewhere else. That makes sense, right?"
"Well, maybe we could try using a spell to reach it? Even if you can't take me with you, I can Plane Shift on my own." she offers in response, excitement clearly growing on her features, as the black ink shifts once again towards the green colour from before. Her voice is losing some of it's discretion too. Even Vare isn't deaf.
Anahita bint Tariq wrote:
"I'm talking about wherever you keep blinking off to, duh." Illy replies, once again having an impish grin on her face, though her tone and volume stay low. "Is that the place with the tomes or whatever?"
Anahita bint Tariq wrote:
Midway through the lecture, Illithia - still seated next to the Amazing Vanishing Girl - leans in to whisper to Anahita. "So, is there like some kinda Research Demiplane or something I should know about? It would save alot of studying time."
Vare is as clueless as ever, continuing on with his lecture seemingly without noticing the whispering girl.
Lim-Môr Azair'vialys wrote:
"Magic is amazing, isn't it?" Illy replies to that in a low and sultry voice (or, at least, as low as a Halfling teenager can manage), and looks like she's about to continue on when Vare finally turns around clears his throat. Whatever the tattoo'd halfling was about to say is cut off, as she glances to the front. She gives Lim-Mor a wink before turning to face the front.
Anahita bint Tariq wrote:
Opening her eyes after the zillion runaway thoughts shot through them, she looked over toward Vare, seeing what he'd written. Trying to keep her thoughts silent, proved to be as much a failure as silencing Jivana.
As she examines Vare's handiwork on the board, he appears to be drawing a design of some kind, in white chalk. He's being very meticulous in his drawing, careful of even small details.
The device Vare is drawing is most definitely a summoning and binding circle, and could be used to draw Outsiders to be trapped within it, were the appropriate magic brought forth upon it.
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"Hey, wings can be totally hot." she replies with a smile, and a thumbs up. "I'd totally be down with you, but you're probably like, way too big for me, if you catch my drift. Big is nice, but painful isn't, y'know?"
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Anahita's analysis reveals that the tattoos are indeed magically active, and giving off a faint aura of both Transmutation and Conjuration magic.
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Melody and Aananda:
Both Melody's Sonic and Aananda's scanning equipment can pick up short-lived bursts of Electromagnetic radiation in the Ultraviolet band within Vai's body. The light, somehow, simply ceases to be a centimeter outside of Vai's body, vanishing entirely. The bursts are powerful enough to badly burn skin, and also to severely compromise Vai's immune system. This EM radiation may hamper Aananda's nanites, unless they've been hardened since the attack.
[i]The three gathered here to tend to Vai suddenly become four, as Ace is succinctly deposited here, rather unceremoniously on the floor, and without warning. He had been sitting quietly in his first class of the day, when he found himself instead dumped into an infirmary room, with Fei, Melody, and Aananda present, along with a very crispy looking Vai.
As Fei has let up his energy treatment of Vai, he'll note that her burns are slowly reforming where his energy had worked to heal his meldanya.
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The scribe has taken all the antics of the teenagers (and non-teenagers) in stride, merely watching impassively. He smiles slightly when Archena thanks him, but beyond that he's pretty serious and professional in his demeanor.
"I believe I have all the papers that were handed out, Professor. In about twenty minutes I shall have these all processed, as long as my peace is maintained." With that, he glances at the occupants of his office, before moving to sit at his desk, sorting through the forms with a frightening speed, magically aided.
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Tampa, FL (SportsNetwork.com) - Jamie Benn had two goals and an assist as the Dallas Stars grabbed a 5-2 win over the Tampa Bay Lightning on Saturday.
The win allowed Dallas to leapfrog idle Phoenix for the final wild card spot in the Western Conference. Dallas has 87 points and five games to play, while Phoenix has 86 points and four games left.
Vernon Fiddler and Tyler Seguin each posted a goal and an assist for the Stars, who have won six of their past eight games. Antoine Roussel scored the other goal while Kari Lehtonen stopped 27 shots.
Andrej Sustr and Steven Stamkos scored for the Lightning, who have dropped three of their last four. Ben Bishop allowed all five goals on 28 shots.
Tampa Bay sits in the third spot in the Atlantic Division with 93 points and four games to play. The team trails Montreal by just two points.
Dallas scored just 40 seconds into the game as Dallas worked a turnover in the Tampa zone with Alex Goligoski firing a pass from the right point to the low left side where Benn shot it in.
Just under five minutes later, it was Benn again when his snap shot from the right circle was good for his 32nd goal of the season.
"It can mean a lot when you get some quick goals," said Benn. "It can help you set the tempo of the game, and gives some breathing room for the goalie."
The Stars took a 3-0 lead at 18:26 of the first after a left circle faceoff win saw Jordie Benn pass the puck from the left point to the slot where Seguin wristed it in for his 35th of the season.
Tampa got on the board at 1:57 of the second on a wrister from Stamkos that trickled in for his 24th of the season, and it was a 3-2 game just five minutes later as Sustr shoveled in a rebound from the left side for his first career goal.
"It was exciting and something I will always remember for the rest of my life," said Sustr of his first goal. "Unfortunately I'll associate it with a loss and I'd rather it be the other way around."
The score stayed that way until the third when Dallas gave itself some room as a turnover was picked up at the left side by Fiddler and he lifted a backhand in from in front at 1:26.
Roussel gave the Stars a three-goal advantage at 7:57, and Lehtonen needed to stop just five shots the rest of the way.
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March 1 ... Dallas was 0-for-5 on the power play and Tampa went 0-for-4.
Former Heisman Trophy winners Matt Leinart, Eric Crouch and Rashaan Salaam are among 76 Football Bowl Subdivision players on the ballot for election into the 2016 class of the College Football Hall of Fame.
The regular season in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series has reached its midpoint, with 13 races completed and 13 to go before the championship Chase begins.
The Houston Texans have signed defensive lineman Brandon Deaderick, who played last season with the New Orleans Saints.
The Toronto Blue Jays activated catcher Dioner Navarro from the 15-day disabled list following a 2-0 loss to the Washington Nationals in the opener of Tuesday's doubleheader.
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I recently traveled to the annual Gartner Security & Risk Management Summit in lovely National Harbor, Maryland with over 2,000 IT Security executives. There was a lot of buzz around Secure BYOD (bring your own device), and most of the major security vendors (including Cisco who I represented) had a story of some sort. Amidst this BYOD buzz, during a session, a man rose his hand and said:
"There is SO much talk about BYOD but I have not heard the industry definition, is there one? It seems it has many meanings to organizations struggling with it and to vendors trying to respond to it."
This is a very fair question and remark. Most see BYOD as people bringing their own personal device to the office with access to all work-related applications while using it for personal life. Some organizations may say they do NOT have a BYOD policy because they only allow corporate sanctioned devices, but one could argue that is a BYOD policy that says "no personal devices". A significant take-way was email is still the killer application for organizations to be mobile. I'm not sure my teenage daughter will agree with that, but she is not working for anyone yet.
Although all mobile devices are open to threats, it seems some may be more vulnerable than others – such as Android devices with the OS fragmentation and a more open application store then Apple IOS devices. Further discussions with attendees suggested that there are many stakeholders in crafting the BYOD policy from HR, legal, networking, marketing & sales, and many times IT security is not brought to the table early enough. This can make the BYOD effort even more confusing for the IT security professional. Policy is the common ground for stakeholders to align. Once policy is determined, the network becomes the best vector to set and enforce it with both visibility and control. Russell Rice, Director @ Cisco spoke about the value of a policy-governed network in a standing room only session. You can view his presentation below, and read the white paper on the topic:


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Letter: It takes two sides
Victor Oaks, Naples
It takes two sides
Who is responsible for those inflated wages and benefits enjoyed by many municipal and teachers unions?
To blame only the rank and file union members is wrong. Anyone who has negotiated with unions knows very well that union bargainers will typically "ask for the moon" expecting to win some of the items in its negotiating agenda.
In the private sector, both sides are represented by skilled negotiators. Agreement will typically be achieved after the company determines that it can live with some of the union's requests, and usually has a few demands of its own. No sensible company will agree to a settlement they cannot afford to live with in the future.
I should note that those infamous auto settlements of years past eventually led to bankruptcies, proving the point.
Those handling negotiations for the government do not have to suffer the consequences of an overly generous agreement. Unlike in company/union negotiations, they can walk away by not being elected again. The public, of course, is stuck with the consequences, some of which will not become evident until years later.
Blaming only the unions is wrong. Those ridiculously expensive contracts were bargained and agreed to by representatives of the government, and they are guilty of ineptness or worse. Governmental officials now stuck with the problem have to find ways to work with the unions and find solutions — not an easy task.
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I'm an outdoor girl! staying at home is justboring..I'm taking karate classes from tomorrow! :) it's never too late
Promzee 22-25, F 3 Responses 7 Jul 5, 2014
Tu ull may pans. Ples nu moore butthurts.Mee Manny Pakyew Luvs u ull. Now i sing song. "Para ang laban na to"
titanium30 26-30, M 0 May 3
Steph Curry...we get it...you're the MVP. Draining one from 62 ft wasn't needed to prove it.
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I sometimes wonder why I dedicateso much of my life to volleyball, then I step on the court and it all make sense.
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Netball season is back!Yaaaass
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I'm quite a sporty girl,alwayss have been. Ive swum competitively for quite a while (although i don't compete anymore) and I still like to swim in my free time. I dabbled in cheerleading (very briefly, cheerleading was too peppy for me lol) and I did ballet for a little while. I loved dancing and...
nothingnobodynowhere 18-21, F 4 Responses 10 Apr 25
SportsI have always enjoyed watching all sports. I like playing sports too, but not too talented in any particularly. I spent my school days running. So track and cross country were the two things I really connected with personally. I think I would have loved to been in collegiate...
soulrunher 41-45, F 3 Responses 4 Nov 20, 2012
I hate how guys say girls can't love sports!I love the St. Louis Cardinals baseball, I love the new your Knicks, and the St. Louis Blues! I am huge fans!!!:)
blondieandpartier 18-21, F 4 Responses 9 Jan 3
Congrats GSW. Curry vs James will hopefully makefor an entertaining finals.
Bumblelion 31-35, M 1 Response 3 May 27
Now, I wounding say that I love sports,but I don't hate them either. I don't like them that much to the point where I will sit there and watch the game on TV by myself, but I would sit there and watch it with a group of people over drinks and snacks. I love going to the actual games. I've been to baseball games...
PsychGirl94 18-21, F 1 Response 5 Nov 1, 2014
I play football, soccerand hockey. :P
wtfJason 16-17, M 6 May 14
Love the feeling of achievementafter doing sport
SpanishCristian 18-21, M 1 4 days ago
So what do you think?Did Manny purposefully hide his shoulder injury? I think so...guy at the end of his career, probably one of his last major fights, $80 million payday. Hell if I had both arms amputated I'd stare the health examiner in the face and say "I swear I'm fine to fight!" with $80...
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I pratice Taekwondo for 3 years nowand i just love it. i improve as a person so much because of it and i think more people should do is just great and you can do incredible things like those you see in the movie. I want to be a mundial champion and i am training hard to achieve that.
annonimousbitch 16-17, F 1 Response 4 1 day ago
Done them my whole life,basketball, baseball, soccer, and football. Sorta forced to do them tho but I don't really complain, there fun
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Jbono6 41-45, M 1 Response 2 Jun 15
I can now say I can swim 3.8 miles in the water. Goal 4 miles. Why? I love long distance swimming. Short to . I hate the fly Love breast stroke and freestyle. I love relays I was always anchor .:)
Stefanie5678 26-30, F 1 Response 4 Aug 30, 2014
I do, I'm one of the best in my class,I got highest shot put, javelin, discus and then high jump at 125cm then i got second in sprint (I was up against one of my friends who's an elite gymnast so yeah she's mentally fast) third in gymnastics and the 1600 metre run (1 mile). I also like horse riding yup I love sports...
ItsCalledLife 13-15, F 2 Responses 0 May 24
I love Tiger Woods but maybe,just maybe his success was motivated by all those women he was screwing. He just can't seem to get his groove back since that scandal. Tiger, maybe it's time to bring the motivation back...
FelicitySmoak 31-35, F 3 Responses 4 Jun 7
My favourite sports teams are Toronto Raptorsand Real Madrd. Basketball and football.
BenedictJones 13-15, M 1 Response 5 Apr 16
I'm addicted to hockey.Hockey is life.
preston272 16-17, M 5 Apr 24
Swimming... Water....Sets my soul free! Love it!!!
zoey3000 31-35, F 2 Responses 4 Dec 22, 2014
Hurling... The longest day...a field team sport of ancient Gaelic and Irish origin. The game has prehistoric origins, has been played for over 3,000 years and is considered to be the world's fastest field sports.
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The Associated Press - April 30,2015 LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Home runs are difficult to hit at Dodger Stadium at night because of the marine layer hanging over the ballpark. The home team didn't have much trouble hitting them out against Ryan Vogelsong on Wednesday night, however. Joc Pederson, Adrian Gonzalez and...
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Meaningless Clichés Spouted by Sports Media -- and Their Pointless OppositesIn celebration of Sports Cliché Week, we hate on the worst perpetrators of clichés: The sports media! Sportscasters and sports writers (we'll just call them "Sports Guy") don't actually communicate. Rather, Sports Guy spouts forth a spray...
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I thought you said you wanted the ducks to win... no, no, I said I wanted the BUCKS to win, you just didn't hear my right. Oregon fans today. 😂😂
SweeterThanFiction 16-17, F 4 Jan 13
I love sports... most soccerand ice hockey but in a way that folks from US or UK can't understand, im active supporter. We're so diffrent hehe but I also love to watch NHL. This year belongs to BLUE-WHITE STORM from Tampa!
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MarvelousSpirit 26-30, M 1 1 day ago
I am quite athletic I think.I swim most nights and some mornings before school. I also go out on my bike most days although I do that for pleasure more than train. I play a few sports at school like netball and rounders.
Yikes...I hope Golden State gives Cleveland alittle bit more of a fight.
Bumblelion 31-35, M 1 Response 1 May 26
My fav teams are the Jaguars,Orlando Magic and Tampa Bay Rays. Huge sports fan. I try to go to as many games as I can.
JNapz 18-21, M 2 Responses 4 Feb 22
I love watching them & playing them!watching them always help me to relieve stress! & sometimes stresses me up a little but more. favorite teams: football- the Dallas cowboys baseball- texas rangers basketball- Dallas mavericks or Los Angeles clippers hockey- Dallas stars haha it's kinda obvious that I live in...
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Can't wait to start training camp coming off myknee injury is just making me more excited
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CutiePie199 18-21, F 1 Response 3 May 21, 2014
football, basketball,hockey and baseball along with water polo are the sports that I like
Chang94 18-21, M 0 Jun 10
Anybody see that semi final,Brazil vs Germany? Damn, they got their ***** kicked!!
zoey3000 31-35, F 1 Response 5 Jul 8, 2014
except for when the other team are dirty,rough, aggressive players. I play netball, and we played against this team of girls that I went to primary school with - I've basically grown up with all of them. But somehow, they find it completely reasonable to push me to the ground, swear at us, and have downright bad...
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Bumblelion 31-35, M 2 Responses 4 May 14
I haven't been a fan of the sportfor like over 20 years now but I loved wrestling back when it was the "WWF". Was sad to see one of my childhood favorites died yesterday. RIP Dream. I'll lay the "Dustbuster" down on someone today in tribute.
Bumblelion 31-35, M 1 Response 4 Jun 12
The NBA needs to add the Ryan Howard vs DeandreJordan Freethrow Challenge to their All Star Weekend festivities.
Bumblelion 31-35, M 1 Response 2 May 14
Sport is all I have. Without it I wouldn't bethe person I am today. I play basketball and Aussie rules and those 2 sports are I need in life to be happy
dylantun8 16-17, M 2 Responses 3 May 19
Today I was announcedthat I can go back to playing sports I'm so happy I can get back to being fit and the best part is that I can go back to boxing finally about time I release my stress
IsMyStory 16-17, F 2 Responses 3 May 10, 2014
Are you #TEAMPACMAN or #TEAMMAYWEATHER tonight?#teampacman ftw!
mcx0125 16-17, M 5 Responses 3 May 2
Just got home from the tampa bay rays gameand we killed the stupid Yankees!!! Screw you New York!!! Go rays lol. And A-Rod is a cheater. But anyways now I'm bored so let's talk
Straightedge1991 22-25, M 1 Response 2 May 14
Did anyone just see James Harden's shot at thebuzzer that didn't count? LOL would have put Curry's shot to shame had he gotten it off about a half second sooner.
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NY Times Visualizes Statue Of Liberty Covered By The Seas From Hotcoldwetdry
I was really hoping this piece of science fiction, er, opinion piece was offered by the whole editorial board, alas, it's by some guy named James Atlas, who's crazy op-ed piece is part of a raft of crazy pieces at the times, such as Rising Seas, Vanishing Coastlines, What Could Disappear, Paying for Future Catastrophes, and
No, but it might make for some side splitting reading.
WE'D seen it before: the Piazza San Marco in Venice submerged by the acqua alta; New Orleans underwater in the aftermath of Katrina; the wreckage-strewn beaches of Indonesia left behind by the tsunami of 2004. We just hadn't seen it here. (Last summer's Hurricane Irene did a lot of damage on the East Coast, but New York City was spared the worst.) "Fear death by water," T. S. Eliot intoned in "The Waste Land." We do now.
Venice is located in a swampy, waterlogged area of many islands, which has been subsiding for a long, long time. Those parts of New Orleans were already below sea level. The Indonesian tsunami had nothing to do with globull warming.
There had been warnings. In 2009, the New York City Panel on Climate Change issued a prophetic report. "In the coming decades, our coastal city will most likely face more rapidly rising sea levels and warmer temperatures, as well as potentially more droughts and floods, which will all have impacts on New York City's critical infrastructure," said William Solecki, a geographer at Hunter College and a member of the panel. But what good are warnings? Intelligence agents received advance word that terrorists were hoping to hijack commercial jets. Who listened? (Not George W. Bush.) If we can't imagine our own deaths, as Freud insisted, how can we be expected to imagine the death of a city?
Ugh, another Truther. Who would have been livid had George Bush put troops in the airports for months, if not years. There had been warnings for years that Bin Laden was determined to strike the US with commercial planes…..oh, moving on from utter left wing rantings of moonbattery…
YET we return home from our travels intoxicated by beauty, not truth. It doesn't occur to us that we, too, will one day be described in a guidebook (Fodor's North America 2212?) as metropolitans who resided in 60-story towers and traveled beneath the waves in metal-sheathed trains.
I told you this was funny. I think I read that book a few months ago. It was called Shadows Live Under Seashells by Allan J Ashinoff, which included those trains traveling around a floating city.
It's this willed ignorance, I suspect, that explains why it's difficult to process the implications of climate change for New York, even in the face of explicit warnings from politicians, not the most future-oriented people.
To quote Instapundit: "As I said before, I'll believe it's a crisis when the people who keep telling me it's a crisis start acting like it's a crisis." You Climate Terrorists, er, Warmists, have been spreading awareness for well over 20 years, yet you rarely act on your beliefs within your own lives.
Here's the kicker
The statue of liberty is 305 feet, 1 inch from the base of the pedestal to the torch. Add a couple feet of height for the island itself. And the rising of the seas is well within the historical norm for the last 7,000 years (when the massive sea height increase from the end of the last glacial period slowed). But, hey, don't let reality get in the way. Let's scare people!
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6. Put the tomato paste and stir to incorporate. Season with salt, pepper, oregano and cumin. Mix well.
7. Bring it to boil and simmer for 20 minutes. Turn off the heat
8. In a serving bowl, pour the soup, garnish it with parsley and serve hot with crispy bread.
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Meeting of the Technical Working Group on Sudan's External Debt
Press Release No. 14/184
April 28, 2014
On April 10th, International Monetary Fund (IMF) and World Bank staff co-chaired the 8th meeting of the Technical Working Group (TWG) on Sudan's external debt during the 2014 IMF–World Bank Group Spring Meetings. Official bilateral and multilateral creditors, delegations from the Government of Sudan and South Sudan, and a representative of President Mbeki, Chair of the African Union High Level Implementation Panel (AUHIP), attended the meeting.
Participants in the TWG appreciated the approval by IMF Managing Director Christine Lagarde of a new Staff Monitored Program (SMP) for Sudan for 2014. They welcomed progress made by Sudan, including the recent implementation of difficult reform measures that formed the basis of the SMP, and the continued progress in the implementation of pro-poor policies as laid out in the Interim-Poverty Reduction Strategy.
TWG participants support the continued work of the Tripartite Committee (Sudan/South Sudan/African Union) as a platform to strengthen relations between the two countries and coordinate and intensify outreach efforts towards international creditors. In this context, Mr. Paatii Ofosu-Amaah, President Mbeki's representative, noted "debt relief for Sudan is a key element required for achieving their shared objective of two viable States". He indicated that the AUHIP and the two states would immediately undertake intensive outreach to the international community. Members of the TWG welcomed the announcement for more outreach, which is critical for the political process towards debt relief to move forward as part of the "zero option" approach.
Mr. Mahmoud Abbas BadrEldien, Minister of Finance and National Economy of Sudan noted that significant progress was made by Sudan in the technical area required for debt relief and called on the creditors and the international community to intensify their efforts to provide debt relief to Sudan on a fast track basis. The co-chairs of the TWG, Ms. Bella Bird, WB Country Director for Sudan and South Sudan, and Mr. Edward Gemayel, IMF Mission Chief for Sudan, concluded that providing the necessary debt relief to reduce Sudan's external debt burden to a sustainable level is critical to supporting economic development in both Sudan and South Sudan.News Source : Meeting of the Technical Working Group on Sudan's External Debt
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