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A man was transported to Licking Memorial Hospital after he was intoxicated and assaulted at a business on the 1600 block of North 21st Street between 10 and 10:46 p.m. Wednesday
A third party told police that a girl said someone pulled her into a van and sexually assaulted her on South Second Street in July.
A foster child ran away from home on the 200 block of Boyleston Avenue before 7:24 p.m. Wednesday. She returned shortly after the report was taken.
License plates were stolen from a vehicle parked at a business on the 200 block of North 21st Street before 5:54 p.m. Wednesday.
Property was stolen from a porch on the 900 block of Miller Avenue before 5:39 p.m. Wednesday.
A vehicle was reported stolen from the 200 block of East Main Street before 5:06 p.m. Wednesday.
A boy was assaulted by a neighbor on the 100 block of North Buena Vista Street before 5 p.m. Wednesday.
A person placed a pair of jeans into a shopping bag and returned them for store credit on the 1300 block of North 21st Street before 4:42 p.m. Wednesday.
A Newark woman reported that she wired $10,000 to India for a $40,000 U.S. government loan before 9:49 a.m. Wednesday.
A man reported he was assaulted by three individuals on Ohio Street before 12:53 a.m. Wednesday. One suspect said he assaulted the man in defense of another suspect, whom the victim was assaulting.
A CD player was stolen from a vehicle on the 3200 block of Marion Road, Bennington Township, between 11:08 and 11:35 p.m. Wednesday.
A child was arrested for assaulting a woman at a school on the 9300 block of Jacksontown Road, Licking Township, between 2:15 and 2:22 p.m. Wednesday.
A girl damaged property by smashing a glass candle against her dresser after being told she was grounded and losing her iPod privileges on the 2695 Mounts Rd, St. Albans Township, before 5:57 p.m. Wednesday.
Needles, pills and other items were located on the 2200 block of Crosley Road, McKean Township, between 7:29 and 8:14 p.m. Wednesday.
Someone attempted to break into a residence on the 80 block of North Vernon Avenue, Newark Township, between 9:08 and 9:26 p.m. Wednesday.
Recording equipment was stolen from the 10600 block of Jacksontown Road, Licking Township, between 9 and 11 a.m. Sunday.
Someone damaged a mailbox on the 1984 Martinsburg Rd, Newark Township, between 7 p.m. Monday and 5 p.m. Wednesday.
NEWARK -- The following person appeared before Licking County Municipal Court Judge Michael Higgins for a bond hearing Thursday. The case will be reviewed by a grand jury for possible indictment.
Ian E. Wilkinson, 18, last known address 430 Cherokee Trail, Granville, was charged with complicity to commit grand theft, a third-degree felony.
On Sept. 16, Wilkinson reportedly arranged for the sale of a 9 mm Glock handgun that was stolen by two juvenile acquaintances from the 10 block of Joshua Lane, Harrison Township, according to the statement of facts.
Higgins set bond at $5,000.
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Check out Cebu! Cebu! exhibit at the Northwing Atrium from Jan. 10 to 26 featuring Bon Ace, Dedon, Islands Souvenirs and UV New School.
Drop by at the Art Center and see the different images of the Child Jesus and a painting exhibit by the Order of St. Augustine from Jan. 10 to 26.
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See the colorful costumes of the Sinulog Festival Queens during the Runway Competition on Jan. 16, 6 p.m. at the Northwing Atrium.
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Jam with the Awit award-winning rapper Gloc 9 on Jan. 17, 5 p.m. at the Event Centre.
GMA 7 is bringing in their prized talents: Marian Rivera, Jennylyn Mercado, Mark Herras, Yasmien Kurdi, Mark Anthony Fernandez and more, at the Kapuso Mall Show on Jan. 18, 3 p.m. at the Event Centre.
ABS-CBN's Cebuano talent Slater Young will meet and greet his fans on Jan. 18, 6 p.m. at the Event Centre in a Blow-Out party by Greenwich.
Feel the rhythm of Sinulog with music icon DJ Elmer Dado and Gruppo Tribale on Jan. 18, 5 p.m. at the Northwing Atrium.
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" The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched. They must be left with the heart."----Helen Keller
On the train from Shanghai to Chengdu, I was so excited and nervous. So many people talked about Chengdu as such an attractive place, and I was just going there to check this out!
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University of Virginia history professor Philip Zelikow has turned his office into a video studio as he prepared for his debut before a global classroom.
About 40,000 people have signed up for his world history course - including about 120 of his U.Va. students.
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The Huff Gallery and Gallery 849 Present "Perceptual Painters from January 4 – February 17, 2013
The Spalding University Huff Gallery and The Kentucky School of Art invite you to view a comprehensive survey of paintings that examine diverse concepts of observation.
Observation is not an end but rather a beginning point for an emotional, formal, or imaginative statement of exploration. We believe in the responsive energy that comes from painting directly in front of the motif: the give and take between painter and subject, painter and painting.
Artists: Victoria Barnes, Dave Campbell, Tim Conte, Peter Van Dyck, David Jewell, Matt Klos, John Lee, Aaron Lubrick, Scott Noel, Carolyn Pyfrom, Erin Raedeke, Brian Rego, Neil Riley, Andrew Patterson-Tutschka, Thomas Walton
Opening Reception: January 4, 6-8 pm
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Newlywed Anna Paquin "Has Never Been Happier," Says Costar
True Blood's real-life loves Anna Paquin and Stephen Moyer have reportedly skipped a honeymoon following their low-key Saturday wedding in Malibu -- but that doesn't mean the newlyweds aren't in a state of bliss!
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For nearly a quarter century Distinguished Professor of Anthropology James Skibo has focused on understanding the relationship between people and things.
Skibo will give the Distinguished Professorship Lecture at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 16, in the Prairie Room at the Bone Student Center. The talk, From the Mountains of the Philippines to the Shores of Lake Superior: An Archaeologist's Quest to Understand the Relationship Between People and Things, is free and open to the public.
"Most people have the good sense to forget about their trash once it is thrown away; to archaeologists, however, this refuse – represented by broken pieces of pottery, crumbled buildings, or long forgotten remnants of someone's meal – are windows into the past. It is from these broken pieces of past lives that we work to reconstruct how people once lived," he said.
Honored with an Excellence in Archaeological Analysis Award from the Society for American Archaeology, Skibo has gained a reputation as a groundbreaking scholar through the study of living peoples, through the excavation of archaeological sites, and through the use of various technical analyses on pottery – the most common artifact found since the Neolithic Period.
Scholars researching pottery turn to his works, Understanding Pottery Function as well as Pottery Function: A Use-Alteration Perspective, which resulted from his time in the Philippines among the Kalinga – a group of people still making and using pottery at the household level. Students exploring archeology also learn from his work Ants for Breakfast: Archaeological Adventures Among the Kalinga.
He is also the author of People and Things: A Behavioral Approach to Material Culture with Michael Schiffer, and The Joyce Well Site: On the Frontier of the Casas Grandes World with William Walker and Eugene McCluney. Skibo and Walker collaborated on a National Science Foundation sponsored excavation of the Joyce Well site in the American Southwest. His work has resulted in 10 authored or edited books and over 40 peer-reviewed articles.
In 2001 Skibo initiated a project in the Upper Peninsula on Grand Island off the south shore of Lake Superior. Supported by the Department of Agriculture Hiawatha National Forest, this project, co-directed with Eric Drake, focuses on a region of North America that has seen little archaeological research. More than 200 sites have been identified on Grand Island, and the project has intensively excavated five sites from 2,000 B.C. All projects are conducted as archaeological field schools with students from Illinois State and elsewhere.
Skibo co-edits the Journal of Archaeological Method and Theory, which is rated one of the top five archaeology journals in the world. He also edits the book series Foundations of Archaeological Inquiry for the University of Utah Press. Skibo is co-director with Gina Hunter of the Old Main Project.
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Thai Bodywork is an ancient energy-based healing system, which, like yoga, helps to bring the mind, body, and spirit complex back into balance. Originating in Thailand, Thai Yoga Bodywork, also known as Thai Yoga Massage, entails the use of gentle massaging along the body's energy fields while at the same time performing several yoga poses and stretching.
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(Jun 25, 2012) On June 16, 2012, Egypt's Supreme Council of the Armed Forces (SCAF) issued a supplementary constitutional declaration amending provisions of the constitutional declaration of 2011. The supplementary declaration amends articles 30, 53, 53/1, 53/2, 56 B, 60 B, and 60 B (1). (Provisions of the Supplementary Constitutional Declaration [in Arabic], EL WATAN NEWSPAPER (June 16, 2012).)
The amended provisions concern the role of the President and the powers of SCAF. To illustrate the scope of the new provisions, under article 53, the President has the authority to appoint the Minister of Defense and commanders of the main branches of the Armed Forces. Article 53/1 limits the powers of the President to declare war. Article 53/2 grants SCAF the right to deploy military personnel in civilian areas to maintain security in the event of internal turmoil. Article 56 B allows SCAF to retain legislative powers in the event of the dissolution of the parliament. Finally, SCAF, under article 60 B, has the right to establish a new constitutional assembly. (Id.)
The most recently elected President was supposed to take the oath of office in the presence of the Parliament. However, under amended article 30, the new President will be taking the oath of office before the Supreme Constitutional Court, because the Parliament was dissolved by that court on June 13, 2012. (Id.)
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and since I am on a roll....here is one for the ages.... Now let's keep in mind, that this women is on the Intelligence Committee...how on earth that this idiot was put there is beyond me. But this takes the cake....Keep in mind that her husband owns a clinic to pray away the gayhttp://thinkprogress.org/lgbt/2011/06/29/257646/bachmanns-husband-calls-homosexuals-barbarians-who-need-to-be-educated-and-disciplined/or thishttp://www.buzzfeed.com/mjs538/michele-bachmann-spying-on-a-gay-rights-rally-behishe is one funny lady.
Ken is on a roll.
"it's someone else's country, empires are a bad idea"Hear, hear! It's time we started taking care of empire building here at home!
"the lease expiredDear God (double face palm / giggles)Jerry. - stay healthy my friend."so, what don't you agree with?that we agreed to leave after 99 years?that we should just stay even though we agreed to leave after 99 years and just use our superior military to enforce our decision?that chaos has broken out and people aren't able to use the Panama Canal after the Panamanians took back control?
"and yes Matthew....some of us Libs are not the type to be messed with.....not all of us are kumbya :)"Yeah, Ken, you're striking fear into my heart right now...LOL. I just hope I don't wake up to you "Occupying" my front yard, because I don't need anymore bull$h!t in my rose garden. LOL. You are correct, though...most wars America has been involved in have been when Democrats were the ones in charge. Thank God Comrade Obama didn't get his way with Syria or there would have been one more, to add to that list.And the scariest one of all (because it's NOT Photoshopped!):
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And since I'M on a roll, too....Besides believing they are victims of everything, Liberals believe anyone that disagrees with them, do so for a variety of totally disconnected reasons. This makes their mental disorder even more curious since they believe they are victims at the hands of others but have no problem victimizing other people by verbally assaulting them with a variety of unpleasant names and slurs they feel to be justified in using. Does my diagnosis ring a bell for you, Ken? Just add "tea-bagger" to the below cartoon and look in the mirror.
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Lol careful Matthew...my tough guy thing was drenched in sarcasm. Sorry that there is no font. I guess I could have put a j/k at the end...sorry my bad. Bur you do need to understand that a lot of liberals look at the fsr right with a solid chuckle. When I say Liberals I mean educated left of center Libs, not the occupy crowd as you paint us all. The difference between the far left and far right is not all that off...both live pipe dreams. However tge Christian right believes in some strange theories and fairy tales.....want to explain the whole foreable rape controversy? Pray away the gay, anti immigration? How about shutting down our nation because Cruz views Obamacare as tyranny when in reality it is a fantastic cost savings measure. Just remember us Libs are tough guys!J/k
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This thread has become a real joke. Why isn't it funny though?
@Ken, aka tuff guy "when in reality it is a fantastic cost savings measure"When you guys figure out that this didn't happen, what will you say then? I don't expect anything... just curious.
The Tea party started as a grassroots organization with objectives that I could agree with- if only superficially. Primarily, fiscal responsibility. Unfortunately some of their proposed methods take cues from the more whacko Libertarian-Objectivist crowd. (I am a capitalist, but we tried absolute laissez-faire capitalism in the 19th century, and it wasn't pretty.) But then even worse, being a grassroots organization, they were hijacked by groups with Other Goals. The fiscal goals have become a smokescreen for the usual "social conservative" hatemongering. It really isn't hard to find. Plus I'll reiterate that though religion is fine and dandy I certainly don't want my government to be based upon one someone's dominionist fantasies. Matt and any others who claim that this takeover isn't happening- you're kidding yourselves. The Tea Party is absolutely getting taken over by such people. But my biggest objection to them is their utter irrationality about "standing for their principles" and "no compromises", even if this leads to a disaster like the recent shutdown. Brother, if you are a politician then compromise is your JOB. The battle over the ACA had been fought in the Senate and the House (both did vote, despite what some of the more irrational Obama-haters claim) and the opposition lost. Get over it, and move on to more important issues. Plus, on that note, the current Tea Party is based almost entirely on the proposition that Obama is the antichriSt. They get rather irrational about the issue- birthers and all- and basically are just trying to foil anything that the man tries to do, out of spite. It's hard to support a group that is so irrationally hateful.And, having just read Craig W.'s bit about pseudo-fascism... wow. That sort of rings true.Of course, though it wasn't really the question the OP asked, the far left also gets my ire. For instance, I think that Nancy Pelosi is just as bad as Michelle Bachman, though in an inherently different way. Whereas Nancy Pelosi is just the classic self-absorbed elitist "I know what's best for you" socialist would-be dictator, Michelle Bachman is actually insane. :) She's damned near clinically paranoid (theories about a gay conspiracy to have her assassinated) and quite literally thinks that God talks to her. Well, I don't know about the rest of you but in my experience about 99.999999% (as a low estimate) of people throughout history who have claimed that they hold conversations with God have been either insane or con-artists or both. If that's the face of the Tea Party then, yes, the movement should be treated as the laughingstock that it is. What's scary is that there are still so many people supporting it (doubtless drawn to those "social conservative" platforms I mentioned).Of course, Matt's bit about how liberals tend to be tolerant of everyone except those who disagree with them (and degenerate to name-calling) is pretty much spot on. But then again, their incessant playing of the "race card" is certainly no worse that the fictional plot against Christians that the right keeps trying to proclaim. (Apparently, trying to prevent them from forcing their belief-system upon everyone else constitutes genocide, or something.)EDIT-- @Fred- And what will you say when it does end up driving costs down for everyone? Because it's kind of irrational to claim that it's doing otherwise, as well. We don't know yet. But somehow I keep hearing right-wingnut politicans giving soundbites about how bad the ACA is performing and how it is harming Americans, driving up prices, etc. Which is patently drivel.It's going to take years to figure out what happens to healthcare premiums under ACA. Personally, I think that it very obviously will lead to lower premiums. (If nothing else it eliminates the defacto regional monopolies that some insurance providers have had, so now *gasp* they'll actually have to compete.) What all of the anti-ACA people don't understand is that they are already paying for other people's healthcare due to COBRA and similar laws- ERs cannot turn people away just because they lack insurance. So who do you think pays for their medical care? Answer- ultimately, we the insured do, through higher premiums. But if all of those uninsured people get insurance they will presumably get better preventative care (not to mention actually paying a bit for insurance to begin with), and have less ER visits. E.g a diabetic woman with better preventative care will presumably stop coming to the ER in DKA once a month and incurring huge bills that you and I end up paying. So how can it NOT result in lower premiums? (Well, so long as the insurance companies don't conspire to just pocket it as extra profit...)
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You're wrong Dean : )Obamacare caused the employment rate to gradually fall from 66% in 2008 to the 63% it's at today.
@ DeanAnd what will you say when it does end up driving costs down for everyone?" I continue to pull my hair out when I see this topic. The short answer is services will have declined. Cheaper, more efficient, wasn't the plan.and again, we pay for the uninsured anyway...Do you honestly think my property taxes will go down when ACA gets going? I'm guessing they don't.
Edited by BFThorp on 10/24/2013 12:06:38 MDT.
@Fred-Cheaper, more efficient is exactly the plan. The states whose leaders oppose the ACA are releasing figures that are quite blatantly manipulated to look like premiums are spiking (usually by using now-illegal "teaser rates" from pre-ACA that they compare to current full rates), and the converse is also true with states whose leaders supported the ACA producing very rosy figures on average premiums. But if you look at all of the *nonpartisan* analyses (CBO, Rand, KFF) they all are showing a modest decrease in average premiums. (Are a very small subset of people seeing increases? Yes, clearly. But even then most of the people complaining aren't really shopping around as they should be, they're just upset about what their current insurance provider is offering.) Plus, all of these new plans are offering better coverage for the majority of people- because they have to by law (ACA). Your "services will have declined" answer is clearly fantastical. Look at all of the people who now have real insurance rather than what they had before- which was either NOTHING or, if they were healthy enough that it was an option, a scam catastrophic plan.So, modest decrease in premiums (or, at worst, stasis) for much better coverage? I don't think that's a hard call.But as I said long-term effects are, well, long-term. We aren't there yet, so we don't know, and I think it is hubristic that you think that you DO know. But it is interesting that ALL of the projections that predict increased premiums are based upon input from the insurance industry and are released by Republicans.I'm not sure what your property tax comment was about. Sort of a non-sequitur, there. :) Or was that just a de rigueur blanket anti-tax comment? Are you one of those "we shouldn't have any taxes at all" Objectivist wingnuts? Because I'm all for low taxes, but I think that clearly we do need some.
Edited by acrosome on 10/24/2013 13:16:43 MDT.
@Dean"Look at all of the people who now have real insurance..." Rather than coverage, you should be concerned about the service that it provides. Again, we can insure everyone, for pennies. OTOH...Friend just texted me, he lost his coverage and was denied coverage on the exchange.Property taxes support the co. hospitals, i.e. for people that can't pay, etc.
Then you should be ecstatic! Fewer people will use the county hospital and not be able to pay! I certainly wouldn't predict that your property taxes would go UP due to the ACA. And the "service that it provides" is exactly what I'm talking about, Brother- it's clearly better. Much more stuff is covered.If you are proposing that somehow the quality of medical care will fall simply because the insurance companies are now forced to provide wider coverage, well, that's frankly magical thinking or something. If they pay for it, they pay for it. I'm not magically going to do a slipshod cholecystectomy just because I get to bill Kaiser for it and actually get reimbursed rather than billing an uninsured person who will never pay. :)Who is "friend?" Because you cannot be denied coverage- that's now illegal. (Right?) That's sort of one of the big points of the ACA. What are "friend's" circumstances? I doubt that the whole story is quite that simple- lost coverage, then denied on the exchange. But I'm curious to hear the tale.
Edited by acrosome on 10/24/2013 13:26:54 MDT.
Like Dean said, it'll be months or years before we know anythingSince health care costs have been going up a lot in recent years, hard to evaluate ACA in the future - if costs go up, but it's less than recent history, maybe it's a successSome states there is a larger decrease - if a state already has some pre-existing conditions regulations, then there will be a larger decrease. If a state has few pre-existing conditions regulations, the cost will probably go up but you're getting something for that, no pre-existing conditions denial of health careOver-all, ACA has a number of improvements like pre-existing conditions, minimal care standards, coverage of children to age 26,... so if it costs more, you're getting something for that.
Friend has pre-existing conditions. Humana Insurance Co., through Humana One, denies coverage strictly on underwriting risk, not a clinical viewpoint. I don't know who dropped him. I don't know the entire story either. This was only one of several denials. Stay healthy my friend
See, now I am quite curious. I don't think he was denied on the exchange. Because, as I said, that is illegal. However, if you go looking for non-exchange policies (they do still exist) then, yes, you can be denied for being high-risk just as before the ACA. So I suspect that some little detail was left out of that story somewhere- your friend was looking at non-exchange policies or something, possibly because he's having trouble with whatever exchange website applies to him, since many are being glitchy.As I've said before, the ACA is far, far from perfect. But this is one of the better provisions, IMHO. Your friend should be enthusiastic about this- he should actually be able to get insurance at a reasonable premium, especially if he's low-income and qualifies for a subsidy.The few people who have seen premiums rise tend to be wealthier people who don't qualify for any subsidies and who buy private insurance rather than getting it through an employer. (Because if you already get decent insurance through your employer then the ACA pretty much doesn't affect you at all- which is something like 80% of Americans.) Before the ACA your friend might never have been able to get insurance at all due to his pre-existing condition, now that Humana has discarded him.
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Mr. Lew held the OMB position from, 1998 to 2001, Republicans were in the majority these years, in both houses. Gee, I wonder, why he is considered to be successful. Congress held tight budgets. In other words he had a Congress who did the job right along with him. Smart move on Clinton's part.
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Umbagog Lake is a quiet peaceful place. Pronounced Um-Bay-Gog as per the locals here in the Great North Woods. This may be due to the bays and coves that completely surround the lake or it may be because that is how the Abenaki Indian tribe pronounced it when they named the lake Umbagog meaning shallow water. When looking at the lake or at the State Park campground information you see that it is 12 miles to the furthest campsite so how could the lake be so shallow. Well the southern end is man made and came from the creation of the Errol dam that is located a couple miles down river on the Androscoggin. This made the average depth of the lake 12-14 feet. When venturing to the northern end you can find the "deep hole" where the lake gets up to 40-60 feet. Up here is where you find the Rapid river and Magalloway river entering the lake and the Androscoggin exiting the lake.
Unbeknownst to some, Umbagog is one of the few lakes that has remote camp sites, sites that offer no water spigot, no electricity, and a pit toilet which we here call the "Blue Loo." To some this is a major deterrent to others this is exactly what they are looking for. This is the only place in the state where you can rent your own personal island for $30 dollars a night, and island where you can see both the sunrise and the sunset on any given day. All of these sites are inaccessible by car so you either have to pack light and paddle to the site or make use of the transportation service offered by the state park.
Those of you that are deterred by these great remote sites have the other option of staying on base camp. This is where I spend all my time as the interpreter here as I am camping out the entire summer meeting as many campers as I can. From base camp one can see 3 different Osprey nests, 1/3 of the lake, sometimes eagles and loons, and of course a beautiful sunset over Dixville Notch every evening. During this sunset the 9 pairs of loons on the lake often serenade you as they call out to each other singing the sun down and the stars out. For those of you that enjoy staying up late can enjoy the beautiful night sky where one can even see the Milky Way streak across the constellations.
To pick one thing about Umbagog to be my favorite is impossible. Being on the water, or at a remote site provides great opportunities for peace and relaxation, the base camp offers similar scenic views and a sandy beach to go swimming on, the mornings are full of all sorts of unique bird sounds, and the nights have their loons, owls and stars.
Want to learn more these unique sights and sounds? Visit me at Umbagog Lake State Park and attend a program. Throughout the week I have programs that focus on loons, moose, and birds of prey. I also have a program where we investigate the trees of the campground and even one that focuses on the night sky and the stories behind the constellations.
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Lisbon, Portugal, 8 May 2009 - His Highness the Aga Khan made a one-day visit to Portugal to meet with the His Eminence D. Jose Policarpo, the Cardinal Patriarch of Lisbon and Chancellor of the Catholic University of Portugal (UCP), and Portugal's Foreign Minister, Luis Amado, amongst other senior officials.
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TrekkieMonster wrote:
, I'm not sure how to ask this, but are you by any chance watching this season of "True Blood"? Interesting parallels (though, your storyline is infinitely more interesting ... and subtle.)
I have actually only ever seen one episode of True Blood, from about four years ago.
Thanks for reading and commenting!
That's actually what I figured, of course (and you're not really missing all that much.) As I tried to allude to, the tension you have created between the two Amon tribes is much more interesting and layered (in this short time you've had to establish both), but I couldn't help but find the parallels interesting. And, yes, I'm a little embarrassed to admit that I watch "True Blood".
Sorry to take things off track.
Oh, and if I neglected to say it, I really enjoyed the most recent installment. Among other things, I really liked how you portrayed the influence of the life essence on Sandhurst, as well as his "return" to his historical self, and sensibilities.
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