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The South
WA Delegate: The Unitarian Republic of Hellcat Nation (elected )
Founder: The Majestic Purple of Southern Souls
Embassies: Democratic Union of Independent States, the land of the labs, United Cookies, Nebraska, Missouri, Rhode Island, Pennsylvania, Iowa, Massachusetts, Virginia, North Africa, New Hampshire, Colorado, Mississippi, Wyoming, New Mexico, and 37 others.Illinois, North Dakota, Delaware, Maryland, Washington, Arizona, South Dakota, Nevada, Ancient Lands, United States of America, North Carolina, Kansas, Kentucky, Minnesota, Idaho, Michigan, Georgia, South Carolina, Utah, The Second European Empire, New Europe, Christianity, Greece, Israel, Pisces Centauri, War Weary, Republic of Korea, Rasecenemys, Winterfell, Reykjavik, The Constitutional Union, Dill Country, Hell Hounds, Irisania, Coalition of Free Democratic States, House Stark, and Federation Of Nobles.
Tags: Featured, Anime, Medium, Recruiter Friendly, and Invader.
Regional Power: Moderate
The South contains 14 nations, the 759th most in the world.
Today's World Census Report
The Stupidest Citizens in The South
The following nations had the highest proportion of citizens designated in World Census studies as either "Uneducated" or "Just Plain Dumb".
As a region, The South is ranked 17,147th in the world for Stupidest Citizens.
|WA Category
|The Armed Republic of Psychonaut Squad 2
|Corporate Police State
|"The End of All Things"
|The Confederacy of Resistance Fighters
|Corporate Bordello
|"Long live the Confederacy, God and Sovereignty!"
|The Majestic Purple of Southern Souls
|Inoffensive Centrist Democracy
|"I'm just a southern soul..."
|The Confederacy of Kysalm
|New York Times Democracy
|"If you aint white, it aint right."
|The Commonwealth of South Suttonland
|Civil Rights Lovefest
|"Vince Aut Mortre"
|The Jingoistic States of Zippideedoodah
|Democratic Socialists
|"My, oh my, what a wonderful day."
|The State of Mahaj
|Capitalist Paradise
|"Forever Strong and True"
|The Grand Republic of Agapathapoo
|Inoffensive Centrist Democracy
|"Rosoh Agapathapoo"
|The Unitarian Republic of Hellcat Nation
|Corrupt Dictatorship
|"Standing resolute and undivided under God"
|The Light of Lutetia
|Liberal Democratic Socialists
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Regional Happenings
- : Embassy established between The South and Federation Of Nobles.
- : Embassy cancelled between Franco balka and The South.
- : Embassy established between House Stark and The South.
- : Embassy established between The South and Coalition of Free Democratic States.
- : The Empire of Boondox of the region Federation Of Nobles agreed to construct embassies.
- : Burton industries ceased to exist.
- : The Free and Wise People of Jondon of the region Iura Pecunia et libertas proposed constructing embassies.
- : New kambuja of the region Pan asian region proposed constructing embassies.
- : The southern entities ceased to exist.
- : Embassy established between The South and Irisania.
The South Regional Message Board
Today Hellcats and Hell Hounds run rapid everywhere.
cool can you fix my economy?
Only if you leave it in the room with us and come back in a few hours.
how could I physically do that?
Just close your eyes and think happy thought
I meant thoughts
can I make a regional map sometime?
Go ahead we used to have one but it was lost.
Okay its on my fact book Labeled Maps of Agaathapoo, I put ti there becuase It shows me in comparison to the rest of the region
Sorry the map is small but I put every single nation in the South on it,
Just ask which color nation represents you if your label is too small to read.
I kind of like it


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A churchgoer asked me: "What's wrong with fornication?" -- as if to say that she couldn't see (all of) the point. I said: "I'll give you some examples from my counselling experience" -- and I portrayed some features of real-life situations. She said: "I didn't realise there's a whole big picture! You should make the congregation aware of that!" OBSERVATION: In fact, issues in general are so often dealt with from the perspective of theoretical rather than practical theology, and the two seem like different worlds.
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Sunday, July 26, 2015
Completing A Trilogy
I have struggled greatly with Part III of a trilogy of essays. Parts I and II have been unusually popular. They were published back in March. But Part III was put on ice at the time, because I couldn't quite make it work. Now Part III is open for comment, even if it is not yet final. It is here: Reason and Contradiction. OBSERVATION: The essay is supposed to look easy. What lies behind it was not.
Pressure To Give
A minister may come under intense personal pressure to help people financially -- seen apart from his or her Church's charitable funds. Here is the solution that I found, after struggling with this for years. I set my personal charitable giving at 10% of my nett income per month, dividing this into daily amounts in order to keep track, and sometimes giving accumulated amounts. This seemed to work for me. And always, I have sought to give more than money: encouragement, counsel, help, and so on. OBSERVATION: Such pressure may be felt especially in missions, where missionaries from affluent backgrounds are sent into the midst of poor populations. I have often informed people (those asking for help) of my personal policy, sometimes with the promise of help another day.
Labels: People/Friends, Social/Charity
Saturday, July 25, 2015
I met recently with a prominent minister. He said (strong words): "The biggest problem in the Church is people seeking control. It is evil. It is satanic. Where God is in control, you have the very opposite. Where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is freedom." OBSERVATION: He felt that control happens always through committees.
Labels: Adversity, How We Do It
This is a photo of the Cerebos salt-works about 160km / 100mi north of Cape Town. It borders on a farm where I have frequently taken a break from ministry. One can walk along the narrow dykes between salt evaporation ponds -- also called salterns. OBSERVATION: The pinkish colour is due to algal concentrations called halophiles, and indicates high salinity. This is why some coarse natural salt in the shops has a pinkish tinge. You may click on the photo to enlarge.
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The Pope's Encyclical
This week I read the pope's encyclical letter Laudato Si', "on care for our common home" -- the first papal encyclical on the environment. I was interested above all to see whether he offered a "line". This is because, so often, the beginning and the end of reasons to respond to the problems of the environment is alarm, with little systematic thought. The pope does in fact have some deeper things to say, even if he does not develop them far: for instance, the inter-dependence of the creation, the goal of all living things, and the character of creation as a "gift", rather than something to be controlled. OBSERVATION: Whatever one says about the encyclical, it shows that the pope is "switched on". (Part of my own interest: I wrote a chapter on the Environment, published by the Society).
Friday, July 24, 2015
Bible Knowledge Exam
While studying for an MA at Fuller Theological Seminary, I wrote a three-hundred page Bible knowledge exam. How did I do? I flunked eleven of the sixty-six books of the Bible. However, I passed fifty-five, and obtained perfect scores for eleven. Some surprises: I flunked the Psalms, while I obtained a perfect score for the Song of Solomon. An adjunct professor told me that I was the only student who had ever scored highest for the historical books. OBSERVATION: At another Bible seminary, I scored zero for a Bible knowledge exam. It was a public exam, and in my youthful zeal I spoiled my submission, as I felt that it was an exercise in human pride.
Labels: Personal/Ministry
Thursday, July 23, 2015
Gum Trees
In some parts of South Africa, the Australian gum tree is about the only tree that will grow. However, we have just a few species here, unlike the fabulous variety one finds in Australia. Some locals hate gum trees with a passion, considering them aliens to be eradicated. The photo shows an avenue of gum trees which I photographed in front of an abandoned farmstead. Presumably this once was a road. You may click on the photo to enlarge to VGA.
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Was It A Con?
Some of my most popular posts have been about con artists. The very best of cons, of course, might never be recognised as such. Here's one that I suspect to have been a con. A young man came to see me. He said: "Do you have an interest in Church history? I love Church history!" He dropped several Church history books on my desk, and ran off a few names: Luther, Calvin, Wesley, Spurgeon. I said: "You don't have the Pentecostal movement here." He looked confused. "Pentecostal? I'm not familiar with that term." But anyway, he couldn't afford his monthly fare to Bible college he said. Could I help him out? I helped him out -- but afterwards, I couldn't decide if I had been conned. I think I was.
Labels: People/Friends, Suburb/Society
Attributing People's Appreciation
This is a re-post five years old. The title of the post reflects the thought: To what would I attribute appreciation in ministry? Here is the original post: "I feel greatly loved and appreciated in my congregation -- and I think that I am -- in spite of my various flaws, which people seem to graciously overlook -- or forget. I attribute this to two things, and this is of course my own personal view, or speculation. Firstly, I seek to lead the congregation to the God who gives life and joy -- that is what they find through my ministry, yet not from me. Secondly, I seek to promote ministry by the members, and I know that this, too, is the source of life and joy -- yet again not from me."
Labels: Personal/Ministry
Wednesday, July 22, 2015
Heaped Abuse
It was a long road that led to this post. Following my resignation from urban ministry in my twentieth year, an attorney, who in turns represented the Church or the Church leadership, heaped abuse on me. In point form, the insults would fill a whole A4 / foolscap page. I don't wish to repeat them here (at least, not today). I said to someone, two or three would have seemed quite adequate. OBSERVATION: It is nothing new, nor is it an uncommon tale in ministry. One finds it already in the Old Testament. But this was very hard for me, and for this reason it was all the more heart-warming to receive the welcome which I did on my recent visit to my old Church.
Labels: Adversity
Robber Fly
OBSERVATION: As a robber fly, it would be way outside its normal range. I think it is true to say that, a decade ago, one did not find these flies as far south as Cape Town. You may click on the photo to enlarge to 210k.
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Last Meeting
I do not know why my late wife poured all of her remaining energies into the local Church before she died, jettisoning her international responsibilities. She made her last public appearance three weeks before she died, at our thriving Women's Association. As she left the meeting, she said to me through her teeth (there were people all around us): "Hold me! Walk! Don't let me fall!" As we walked out of the Church through the Church foyer, she said decisively: "So! That was my last meeting!" And it was. OBSERVATION: She had survived critical illness for one year.
Labels: People/Friends
Tuesday, July 21, 2015
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"We thank shareholders for their investment in General Mills," said Ken Powell, chairman and chief executive officer. "Our company strongly believes in returning cash to shareholders through dividends, and increasing those dividends as our business grows. Over the past five fiscal years, General Mills shareholder dividends have grown at a 9% compound rate. Our leading food brands are performing well despite the challenging economic environment, and today's announcement reflects this fundamental business strength."
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In most industries, technology-enabled competition is deemed healthy and vital. Accustomed to a hyper-competitive modern world, we expect even the largest and most prestigious companies to be continually challenged by nimbler, more creative upstarts. Economists teach that disruptive innovation by newcomers and creative destruction of entrenched incumbents leads to better products and services. When a century-old auto company, airline, investment bank, or newspaper files for bankruptcy or disappears altogether, we regret the attendant human suffering but count the loss as the price of progress, knowing that without competitive innovation and destruction we would enjoy a standard of living no better than our great-grandparents did.
Higher education, though, has been different. Large universities rarely cease to operate. Nor are the prestigious ones quickly overtaken. Part of the reason is a dearth of disruptive competition. The most innovative would-be competitors, for-profit education companies, find great success among working adults, many of whom care more about the content and convenience of their education than the label on it. But many young college students still seek the assurance of traditional university names and the benefits of campus life. Because of loyal support from this large group of higher education customers, the incumbents have felt little pressure from the for-profits' use of potentially disruptive online technology.
Meanwhile, the terms of competition among traditional institutions, the public and private not-for-profit universities, have been set primarily by those at the top. The strategy of most schools is one of imitation, not innovation. Little-known and smaller institutions try to move up in the ranks by adding students, majors, and graduate programs, so as to look more like the large universities. They also task their faculty with research responsibilities. In the process the emulators incur new costs and thus must raise tuition. This blunts the price advantage that they began with. They are stuck in a dangerous competitive middle ground, neither highest in quality nor lowest in cost. The great schools, rather than being discomfited by the imitation, seem all the more desirable because of it.
In their defense, the institutions that emulate Harvard and strive to climb the Carnegie ladder are doing just as conventional business logic dictates -- trying to give customers what they want. The great universities such as Harvard inspire not just administrators, faculty, and alumni at other schools. They also excite the most elite prospective students, who want to win admission to the most Harvard-like institution they can. Thus, less prestigious schools emulate Harvard's essential features, such as graduate programs and expert faculty researchers and research facilities. They also give students costly non-educational amenities such as intercollegiate athletic teams, which Harvard no longer supports at the level of the most competitive schools.
The result of this competition-by-imitation is to solidify past educational practice among traditional universities, making them increasingly more expensive but not fundamentally better from a learning standpoint. The great-grandparents of today's students would easily recognize the essential elements of modern higher education. Though the students are more diverse, the shape of classrooms, the style of instruction, and the subjects of study are all remarkably true to their century-old antecedents.
Great-Grandpa and Grandma would likewise recognize the three schools atop U.S. News's 2010 college rankings: Harvard, Princeton, and Yale. In fact, asked to guess, they'd probably have picked just those three.
Only the costs of a higher education, one can argue, have kept pace with the times. In the 10 years after 1997, the inflation-adjusted price of a year of college at the average public university rose by 30 percent, while the earning power of a bachelor's degree remained roughly the same. Cost increases derive partly from higher faculty salaries, but more from activities unrelated to classroom instruction. Scientific research, competitive athletics, and student amenities require both large operating outlays and the construction of high-tech laboratories, football stadiums, and activity centers. As a result, the cost of higher education grows faster than faculty salaries or other instruction-related costs.
The problem is not unique to higher education. In fact, in products ranging from computers to breakfast cereals, history reveals a pattern of innovation that ultimately exceeds customers' needs. Hoping to get an edge on their competitors, companies offer new features, such as faster processing speeds in a computer or increased vitamin fortification in cereals. These enhancements are sustaining innovations rather than reinventions: the product becomes better while its basic design and uses remain the same.
The catch, as Clayton Christensen has shown in The Innovator's Dilemma, is that these performance enhancements at some point exceed even the most demanding customers' performance needs. The producer is incurring greater costs and thus must raise prices. That leaves the typical purchaser of a $5,000 laptop or a $5 box of cereal paying more than they want to, given what they actually need.
Much of what universities are doing is standard management practice: improve the product; give customers more of what they want; watch the competition. But it leads even great enterprises to fail, as detailed in The Innovator's Dilemma. Inevitably, while the industry leaders focus on better serving their most prized customers and matching their toughest competitors, they overlook what is happening beneath them. Two things are likely to be occurring there. One is growth in the number of would-be consumers -- students, in the case of higher education -- who cannot afford the continuously enhanced offerings and thus become non-consumers. The other is the emergence of technologies that will, in the right hands, allow new competitors to serve this disenfranchised group of non-consumers.
Until the relatively recent emergence of the Internet and online learning, the higher education industry enjoyed an anomalously long run of disruption-free growth. In times of economic downturn, there were cries of alarm and calls for reform. But for the elite, well-endowed private schools, a bit of budget tightening sufficed until the financial markets recovered. The demand for the elite schools confer far exceeds the supply, allowing them to cover rising costs with tuition increases and fund-raising campaigns.
Even many less-prestigious universities benefit from accreditation, which has elevated them over unaccredited institutions. Public universities also enjoy the long-term commitment of taxpayers. In the absence of a disruptive new technology, the combination of prestige and loyal support from donors and legislators has allowed traditional universities to weather occasional storms. Fundamental change has been unnecessary.
That is no longer true, though, for any but a relative handful of institutions. Costs have risen to unprecedented heights, and new competitors are emerging. A disruptive technology, online learning, is at work in higher education, allowing both for-profit and traditional not-for-profit institutions to rethink the entire traditional higher education model. Private universities without national recognition and large endowments are at great financial risk. So are public universities, even prestigious ones such as the University of California at Berkeley.
Price-sensitive students and fiscally beleaguered legislatures have begun to resist costs that consistently rise faster than those of other goods and services. With the advent of high-quality online learning, there are new, less expensive institutional alternatives to traditional universities, their standing enhanced by changes in accreditation standards that play to their strengths in demonstrating student learning outcomes. These institutions are poised to respond cost-effectively to the national need for increased college participation and completion.
For the vast majority of universities change is inevitable. The main questions are when it will occur and what forces will bring it about.
Clayton M. Christensen is the Robert and Jane Cizik Professor of Business Administration at Harvard Business School. Henry Eyring is advancement vice president at Brigham Young University-Idaho. Reprinted by permission of the publisher, John Wiley & Sons, Inc., adapted from The Innovative University: Changing the DNA of Higher Education from the Inside Out, Copyright © 2011 by Clayton M. Christensen and Henry J. Eyring.
WASHINGTON -- Higher education hates the U.S. Education Department's recently enacted regulation requiring institutions to seek and gain approval from any state in which they operate, and has fought it on multiple fronts. Late Tuesday colleges and universities got at least a temporary reprieve from the part of the rule to which they most object -- its application to online programs in which even one student from a state enrolls.
The New York Times Company plans to continue its slow advance into the realm of higher education this fall. It announced today that it is teaming up with the University of Southern California to offer continuing education programs to try to tap a growing market of adults looking to pick up new skills.
What do Chemistry 101 or Introduction to European History have in common with Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince or the latest singles from Green Day or 50 Cent?
They're all bestsellers in their domains. Education experts often wonder whether bestseller status among college courses might provide lessons about educational markets and planning, just as popularity shapes entertainment and cultural products. Such speculation has grown with the advent of online education. Some argue that by making the most popular courses virtual, colleges can slash costs, helping to pay for low enrollment courses.
The alternative has been to raise revenues for low-enrollment courses by adding enrollment. This "add seats" approach has become more attractive in the new world of online education. Which alternative makes more sense for colleges considering online versions of some courses?
Cost-cutting advocates suggest that great efficiencies may result from delivering online a small set of popular undergraduate courses. Courses such as Chemistry 101 or Introduction to European History would have large enrollments and "basic" curricula. These popular courses illustrate the "80-20 rule" -- 20 percent of a resource typically generates 80 percent of the possible benefits. Popular courses may not even constitute 20 percent of the catalogue's contents, yet they often represent 80 percent of enrollments. If that 80 percent can be served through automated, virtual means, that should release tremendous savings, offsetting the cost of courses that don't lend themselves as easily or cheaply to virtual delivery.
Sales data on books and music tracks cast marketing and planning issues in a new light. Chris Anderson, editor of Wired magazine, describes a new phenomenon first noticed in Web-based retailing of pop culture products such as books and songs: Very low-volume sales -- typically associated with backlist items -- can add up over time to stupendously large total sales. Anderson calls these large totals the "Long Tail." In Internet marketing and flexible warehousing, Anderson says, the Long Tail results in aggregate possible sales that can rival or surpass the total sales of popular items. The more books or songs available for purchase, the bigger the market opportunity.
A conventional marketer might carve out space for known or likely bestsellers and concentrate on selling those units -- the 80-20 rule. Selling the 80 percent of products that appeal to the slimmest markets simply costs too much. But the virtual marketplace makes it possible to reduce overhead drastically. For the low marginal cost of adding non-bestsellers, a business can make major gains from trickle-like sales of an enormous, traditionally neglected body of products. Call it massive multiple-niche marketing.
In higher education, the Long Tail view suggests that an 80-20 rule overplays the importance and benefits of moving online the 20 percent of classes that draw the highest volume. If we can find effective, high quality ways to make bestseller courses virtual, there are good reasons to do so. But there is also a broad and deep market for all those smaller classes-not in the individual instances but in the aggregate. We know this because so many of those courses are offered by colleges and universities, and so many such classrooms are reasonably well populated. Surprisingly, the Long Tail perspective suggests that, with Web-based delivery, potential exists for great expansion in specialized subject areas, as long as the costs of instruction (course delivery) resemble or improve on current rates.
An important distinction separates Long Tails in pop culture from those in higher education. It's possible to cut delivery costs for "niche appeal" units in entertainment but not education. Technology has an equal effect on pricing for all entertainment products regardless of bestseller status; the same is not so of educational offerings, which are inherently more specialized and expensive. This cost imbalance occurs since we are less likely to move high-end, low-demand educational offerings to an automated or virtual delivery mode-precisely because they are higher-end, requiring more intensive instruction.
Even if we did recreate them for virtual delivery, it would be at great cost. This suggests that a potential for profitable Long Tails may be unlikely in highly specialized university-level courses. But if current trends are any indication, this difference could have a limited lifespan. Three factors could create a Long Tail for course offerings:
Even if these factors intensify, many challenges lie in the way of a Long Tail market. No one has set a standard for a salable unit of online education -- entire courses, elements of course materials, or something else altogether? Should those units even be sold per se? Some approaches to these issues include: Open access to self-contained courses (Carnegie Mellon's Open Learning Initiative ); open access to curricular materials organized by courses (MIT's OpenCourseWare); open access to curricular materials organized into course modules (Rice University's Connexions ); continuing education courses for sale (the AllLearn project of Yale, Stanford, and Oxford); and program courses for sale (the eCornell project).
What really distinguishes high and low enrollment courses? Does the distinction simply consist of enrollment size? Advocates of small-sized, traditional classes argue that a highly specialized course requires an intensively personal approach that even a maximally "high touch" online learning experience cannot provide.
Even if these challenges are met, it's far from clear that traditional colleges and universities would willingly help bring about a Long Tail online market in higher education. From educational and economic perspectives, the outcome would not necessarily be positive. In literature or music sales, rescuing the backlist means exposing new audiences to unknown or forgotten worlds. By contrast, online delivery of higher education's "backlist" might well hasten consolidation of the market. How many different courses on Beowulf or Mallarmé can attain even tiny market share? With a drastic focusing of such "sales," the market could consolidate around colleges offering the best specialized courses, spelling an unhappy fate for institutions unable to compete.
Still, the potential for a Long Tail lies dormant in courses that are not yet offered online but can be found at 2,400 U.S. institutions. Year after year, a wealth of such courses, in highly focused topics such as Tagalog, Random Matrix Theory, and African traditional religion, appear in scores of college catalogues. This indicates a clear and widespread interest among current students in courses on diverse, super-specialized, arcane subject matter. There is no telling what the potential is for additional audiences of adult and returning students.
The 80-20 rule, then, is not a fixed picture, if it holds at all. The backlist 80 percent of courses represent an enormous number of classroom seats in their current, traditional mode of course delivery-and possibly many more virtual seats, if the transition is ever successfully made to online delivery. We're not likely to capture 80 percent of classroom seats by putting online 20 percent of all courses (this was obvious anyway, given that most courses taken by undergraduates are not giant lecture courses). Efficiencies may be gained by concentrating on putting large enrollment courses online. But we must be sober about the extent of those efficiencies-and about what is left out when online offerings neglect the backlist.
Is it really possible to deliver highly specialized courses online at the same levels of quality as traditional formats? Perhaps -- competent online courses or materials abound for focused topics ranging from Akkadian to causal reasoning to the history of the Jazz Age. But in case it is too costly to build those assets, colleges should look at what they are getting from ostensibly low-cost online versions of popular courses-the vaunted 20 percent. Should they demand more than "satisfactory" and "efficient" as grades of quality in those online courses-and would meeting those greater demands cost more?
Although in principle an "add sales" approach based on a Long Tail may beat a "cut costs" approach, low enrollment courses are not being created for online delivery in great numbers -- a notable exception being at MIT, where course materials alone are being digitized. As long as costs and quality remain perceived barriers to digitizing highly specialized courses, a Long Tail scenario in higher education may be a ways off. But it's worth contemplating how such a scenario might arise, and what it might mean for distributors and students ("consumers") of university-level courses. A Long Tail in niche-interest courses could build revenue opportunities for colleges and universities, consolidate markets among institutions offering such courses, and transform how students choose among courses and programs.
Saul Fisher is director of fellowship programs at the American Council of Learned Societies. He is formerly a program officer at the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, where he directed the Teaching and Technology Program.
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For those of you who are in the mood to write, I'm hosting a fanfic competition based on my InuYasha fic "It's All About the Candy!". Many of you have been asking me to update the fic which was originally a one-shot. So, based on this, I've decided, WHY NOT! I'll throw a contest where YOU can write your own idea for a sequel. There are prizes. For more information regarding on rules, GO HERE -->
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b. And the hardships little Kaede has to face after Kikyo dies. When that happens, Reika, the village healer, takes the little girl in. (Naraku does make trouble.)
InuYasha's presence is felt throughout the story which ties both timelines together.
Basically, this story is mostly centered on characters with not as much exposure in the series. And for you Sesshoumaru fans, there's main participation from him. I kind of took this opportunity to delve in his soul.
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It was meant to rain on Auckland's Government House and Kiribati's visiting President Anote Tong would have been delighted had his military welcome been washed out.
Kiribati – the only nation in the world divided by the Equator and the International Dateline – has had virtually no rain for three years.
Its more trouble for the mostly low-lying atoll nation of just 811 square kilometres of land on over 33 atolls spread over 3.6 million square kilometres of the Pacific. Much of it, other than the phosphate pillaged Banaba Island, is no more than five metres above sea-level.
Its capital island, Tarawa, is reputedly sinking although man-made changes and dense overpopulation have caused a lot of the coastal damage.
Tong, who really does have a masters degree from the London School of Economics, is here this week as key guest for the World Environment Day.
In bright but cold sunshine Governor-General Anand Satyanand welcomed Tong and his wife Meme to New Zealand. Full military honours were given but the show was stolen by boys from nearby Auckland Grammar who performed their own fierce haka.
Tong will give a public address in Wellington and visit his former high school, St Bede's College in Christchurch, and Canterbury and Otago Universities where he also studied.
His mind though is likely to drift home where his government is developing a plan to cope with persistent drought. It's so bad that even the coconut trees are dying.
Metrological Service director Moreti Tibriano says the situation on the southern part of Kiribati is particularly grim and he says the long range forecast is for continued dry.
Tong took 64 percent of the vote last October to win a second term as president. In the July 2003 election he took 47 percent of the vote after getting into a slanging match with his brother, Dr Harry Tong, who got 43 percent. The president, who is father of seven, accused the doctor of womanising.
They are of Chinese origin but now regarded as i-Kiribati by the local people.
Kiribati, population 97,200, was formally the British territory of the Gilbert Islands. In 1942 the Japanese occupied Tarawa and executed, by sword, 17 New Zealand soldiers and Post Office workers. There bodies have never been found.
On November 20, 1943, the US Marines landed on Betio islet on Tarawa, just 114 hectares. They got caught by the strange tides and had to make a murderous walk across the lagoon to "Red Beach". After three days 1027 Americans were dead while around 4800 Japanese, the entire garrison, were killed.
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I was born in Catania (Sicily / Italy) in 1982.
Actually employee in JWT, international advertising network, as Creative Digital Specialist.
In love with Typography, i found Kinetic Typography Channel on Vimeo, one of the best videos collection on the site regarding type in motion, i manage this project in my free time.
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