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I had a dream about Novembre
Hi all
Friday 8.2.2008 I had a strange dream about Novembre
"Novembre plays concert by a river, the banks with no sand just a small stones. There is no audience just me and my friend. Guiseppe has borrowed his drums (although in a real world he is guitarist ) I actually remember only two last songs from that gig: 'Winter 1941' and 'The Dream Of Old Boats'. I just remember myself crying "the mighty of a boat, the art of its misery". Great concert.
We are in a room (still by the river). My friend is sleeping on a bed in a corner and i am helping guys from the band with their package. First is Massilmiliano, then i'm carrying Giuseppe's drum-sticks (some of them are black, other brown) and pleasing him to sign one of them for me. He says "OK". Next is Carmelo, i'm asking him to sign the stick too, but he says "Oh no", he seems not to have 'a big star' attitude, rather shy. I say to him "I really like your lyrics and your music is something deeper for me, not just an entertainment. After that he signs my stick. And I'm awake."
And that's all folks he he.
P.S. I wish i could dream it again...
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A couple of weeks ago, I also dreamt about a live gig of Novembre 'round here in Florence. I think it probably was bcs I had watched some live shots before and thought it would be about time to promote the new album somewhere else than only in Rome...
By the way, whenever you dream about 'The dream of the old boats' is good
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|February 13th, 2008, 12:03 AM
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Yes you are absolutely right, but i can't choose which song would be the best closer of the gig, many old fans would choose THE DREAM.. but for me it's probably WINTER 1941.
Btw before that night i was looking through Novembre pics and this is probably the reason of that dreaming
|February 22nd, 2008, 10:27 AM
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my most disturbing dream was probably one which I was at our summer cottage and there was somekind of Eurovision contest on our small dock, and Switzerland's performer was Backstreet Boys and they performed Nostalgiaplatz
...and when I woke up I was quite confused
|February 22nd, 2008, 05:54 PM
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?!? It's a nightmare, not a disturbing dream. Actually, I would like to dream about Novembre more often.
I always dream about water, water, water, even of the sea - and marvellous landscapes, beaches and so forth. My mother says that dreamin' water is not positive. And I also dream about a lot of snakes and that I kill 'em. And my mother says that when you dream about snakes, it's bcs someone is badly talkin' about you...
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IN THE KINGDOM OF SAUDI ARABIA, the trappings of monarchy obscure the police state that keeps the Saud family in power. But beneath the veneer of gracious luxury, internal security has never been more important than it is today to a regime that constrains the press and commerce, struggles to provide the generous benefits promised its citizens, and has made the country a breeding ground for Islamic extremism. Enmeshed as we are in an alliance of necessity with the Saudis, Americans should be asking: Who runs Saudi internal security?
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DEMOCRATS ARE HAVING a nervous breakdown--needlessly. Sure, they lost the 2002 election badly, but it wasn't a catastrophic defeat. They lost for a simple reason: Voters caught on that they weren't serious about the war on terrorism, including regime change in Iraq. So the one thing Democrats need to do is adopt a tough position on fighting terrorists. Then they'll be competitive again.
NOT SURPRISINGLY, top Bush administration officials have no confidence that Saddam Hussein will cooperate with the latest U.N. resolution requiring him to disarm. Any foolish optimism in that regard was dispelled when Iraq continued its longstanding practice of firing on allied aircraft patrolling the no-fly zones and when it submitted a hostile, almost psychotic nine-page letter to the U.N. that left unclear whether Baghdad had accepted the terms of U.N. resolution 1441.
Bush at War
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Simon & Schuster, 349 pp., $28
Fighting Back
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The Steins Collect: Matisse, Picasso, and the Parisian Avant-Garde presents a look at the beginnings of modern art in early 20th-century Paris. The exhibition's back story is rich and complex, and to enrich the museum experience, SFMOMA has created a new audio tour that provides indispensable context.
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"Leo [Stein] was always very proud of his Cézannes, and particularly of this small painting, Bathers. These imaginative paintings of bathers by Cézanne were much prized by other artists: by Degas and by Monet. Matisse literally hocked everything he had in order to buy a small Bathers by Cézanne."
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Henri Matisse, Woman with a Hat, 1905
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"[Woman with a Hat] was a portrait of [Matisse's] wife wearing an enormous hat. It's brilliantly colored — very wild, strong colors, quite unlike anything anybody was doing at the time. Matisse said long afterward that actually she'd been wearing black, as all respectable married ladies did in those days, and her hat was black, too. But he had seen it in brilliant colors, and that's how he painted it."
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Pablo Picaso, Head of a Sleeping Woman, Study for Nude with Drapery, 1907
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"It's impossible to overstate the impact of the Steins on the development of Picasso and Matisse's art. It was through the Steins that Picasso and Matisse met one another, and all sorts of things were put in play as a result, one of the most important being that Picasso saw African art in Matisse's studio. Picasso immediately began to incorporate some of the formulas of African art into his own painting, abandoning the sweet neo-classical proportions and wholeness of the figures to literally rip the figures apart, to gouge the face, to use scarification, seizing upon the most exaggerated, aspects of this African art that he saw."
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"Matisse and Allan Stein (Sarah and Michael's son) had a real affection for each other, and Matisse used Allan as a model for several pictures. Boy with a Butterfly Net is the most significant of these. You see the young boy engaged in one of his favorite activities — his uncle Leo had given him the butterfly net."
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Marie Laurencin, Group of Artists, 1908
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"Everybody called Picasso Pablo and Fernande Fernande and Guillaume Apollinaire Guillaume, but everybody called Marie Laurencin Marie Laurencin . . .
She was very interesting."
— Gertrude Stein, from The Autobiography of Alice B. Toklas, 1933
Pablo Picasso, The Architect's Table, 1912
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"The Architect's Table represents the peak of Picasso's analytic cubist work. This piece was in progress when Gertrude Stein went to Picasso's studio, found him not at home, and left her calling card for him. He painted her card into the lower right of the composition."
— Janet Bishop, curator of painting and sculpture, SFMOMA
Juan Gris, Flowers, 1914
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"Picasso created [Cubism] and Juan Gris permeated it with his clarity and his exaltation."
— Gertrude Stein, from The Autobiography of Alice B. Toklas, 1933
Henri Matisse, Sarah Stein, 1916
San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, Sarah and Michael Stein Memorial Collection, gift of Elise S. Haas; © 2011 Succession H. Matisse/Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York
"For the 30 years that Sarah lived in Paris, she was, apart from his family, Matisse's closest confidante, so far as painting went — which, for him, meant so far as life goes — both life and art. . . . A painting could never be finished if Sarah hadn't seen it."
— Hilary Spurling, Matisse biographer
The Steins Collect: Matisse, Picasso, and the Parisian Avant-Garde is organized by the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art; Réunion des Musées Nationaux–Grand Palais, Paris; and The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York.
Major support is provided by Martha and Bruce Atwater; Gerson and Barbara Bakar; the Helen Diller Family Foundation, a supporting foundation of the Jewish Community Endowment Fund; the Evelyn and Walter Haas, Jr. Fund; the Walter & Elise Haas Fund; and The Bernard Osher Foundation. Generous support is provided by the National Endowment for the Arts; Gay-Lynn and Robert Blanding; Jean and James E. Douglas Jr.; Ann and Robert S. Fisher; Gretchen and Howard Leach; Elaine McKeon; Deborah and Kenneth Novack, Thelma and Gilbert Schnitzer, The Schnitzer Novack Foundation; and Lydia and Douglas Shorenstein. Additional support is provided by Dolly and George Chammas, and Concepciόn and Irwin Federman, and the French American Cultural Society. This exhibition is supported by an indemnity from the Federal Council on the Arts and the Humanities. Generous promotional support is provided by KGO-TV and KQED.


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When I Went: 2011-2012 Academic Year
Program: Direct Exchange with Rhodes
Hi, my name is Emily Sullivan and I'm a senior French major at Rhodes. I spent my junior year studying abroad in Poitiers, France as a direct exchange student. During my stay in France, I took numerous courses alongside French students in the departments of French Literature and History. The experience afforded me the opportunity to improve my French skills and meet multiple individuals from around the world. Poitiers is a charming medieval town, and the experience of living in a 16th century house was unreal. During my stay, I lived with three other students-one American, one German and one French, in a house with our 83-year old landlord. It worked out wonderfully, as I was granted the opportunity to experience independent living while having the opportunity to converse in French with my landlord and flat-mates.
I would highly recommend studying on direct exchange, particularly because it forces you out of your comfort zone while fostering a sense of responsibility. During my year abroad, I was able to travel economically to a number of places-Athens, Rome, Berlin, Poznan, Rome, Florence, Barcelona, London, Lisbon, Israel/Palestine, as well as a number of towns in France. During my independent travels, I used an excellent website called 'Couchsurfing' for my accommodation, and stayed in hostels as well. Of course, one of the major concerns of studying abroad is financing the opportunity. As a student in need of financial assistance, I was able to finance my travels reasonably and save money along the way. If you have any questions regarding studying on exchange or even on creating a travel itinerary while abroad, please feel free to contact me! I'd love to share my experience with you!
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Eugene is forecast to hit 93F on Tuesday, much warmer than the average 78F for the first day of July.
The record high for July 1 was 98, set back in 1967.
"Temperatures on Tuesday will be close to or possibly exceed the hottest temperatures of the year so far in many locations, most of which had occurred back in mid-May," the National Weather Service in Portland said.
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My father-in-law is in his 80's and has made a garden for many years. Helping out is Dylan,the first great grandchild in the family.
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Pete Jeffers (Deleted) gave props (22 Apr 2011):
Wonderful photo!!
Andrea Petersen gave props (22 Apr 2011):
Wonderful impact, Donna...I like this very much! Great entry!
Saroj Swain gave props (22 Apr 2011):
What a great shot!!! And I am amazed to see such activity by the senior citizen and astonished to see the little child is sitting over the horse so confidently!!! Lovely shot!!!
Michaela K. gave props (22 Apr 2011):
perfect entry!
Sarah Springer (Deleted) said (22 Apr 2011):
It is nice to see the different generations hopefully to carry on. A big bravo to your father-in-law and to you for a wonderrful theme entry!
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Oregon Curly gave props (22 Apr 2011):
What a grand photo and family!
Oregon Curly said (22 Apr 2011):
...and I hope the do-gooders don't notice that Dylan is not in a crash proof seat, no seat belt, no helmet, elbow and knee pads, gloves nor a hat of any kind! Personally, more, if not all, kids should spend more time doing things like this, in the same way. Bless your in-laws for raising kids right.
Regenia Brabham gave props (22 Apr 2011):
This is a terrific image and entry!! It is so important to teach our children to treasure the earth.
Al Gieryna gave props (22 Apr 2011):
A classic scene and image...nice!
Richard Knight gave props (22 Apr 2011):
World class!
Donna Mullins said (22 Apr 2011):
Thank you so much Richard for the spotlight!
Carlo Pagan gave props (23 Apr 2011):
Happy Easter!!!!
John Linton gave props (23 Apr 2011):
Rockin' JPG's Theme Park (most impactfully).
ajtiM (Deleted) said (23 Apr 2011):
wonderful image!
Shirley Valencia gave props (26 Apr 2011):
fantastic entry...
Lanis Rossi gave props (29 Apr 2011):
Perfect photo and entry for the theme!
Jüri Vissak gave props (30 Apr 2011):
Cool find! Well done.
Christopher J Chalk gave props (3 May 2011):
Oh this is great, what a priceless image! Great entry for the theme Donna!
Nicholas Gervin (Deleted) gave props (4 May 2011):
Great image !
Donald Garrett gave props (5 May 2011):
This is amazing, Donna. I love the realism and symbolism for the theme. Reminds me of Grandpa 60 years ago!
Joy B gave props (9 May 2011):
WOW, this is definitely terrific!
Donna Mullins said (9 May 2011):
Thanks to everyone for viewing my family photo. Your comments are so kind and are most appreciated.
Lynda Jeffers gave props (15 May 2011):
I just love this!!
Mary VanSinclair gave props (19 May 2011):
Wow. Talk about family values! This is really a memory to treasure forever. Thank you for sharing.
Tim E (Deleted) gave props (30 May 2011):
nicely done
Brian Mullins gave props (7 Jun 2011):
Excellent lead on the front to give the perception of movement, great depth and focus
Steve Baker gave props (15 Jun 2011):
Superb shot, and Curly has it right - this should be mandatory for all kids. Mine grew up on a farm, and only wore helmets if they were going "into town" on bikes where helemts were pretty much required.
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William Garvey gave props (8 Aug 2011):
Wow, now that is cool...
Michael Hutchinson gave props (26 Nov 2011):
What a great capture. God is awesome to allow a man see his great grandchild
Robert Sand said (6 Jan 2012):
Way to go granddad!
David de London gave props (2 Oct 2013):
I remember growing up in much the same environment, great capture.
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This turned out very good, but I subsituted fresh chives, tarragon, and dill for the parsley. I served it with a lemon risotto and fresh asparagus for a fantastic meal.flag if inappropriate
While this dish was easy to make, I found it a bit bland. As another reviewer wrote, you couldn't distinguish the crab and the parsley was a bit overwhelming. I liked the breadcrumb topping, though. Perhaps a bit more tweaking as others suggested would make it more interesting.flag if inappropriate
Very nice. I used tilapia and added some breadcrumbs to the stuffing to help it hold together; it could still use more. I think next time I'd add a little bit of red pepper flakes or cayenne to the stuffing. Went very well with some dandelion greens on the side.flag if inappropriate
I loved this dish. I would make it again for sure. Next time I might add a bit of butter and lemon, but all in all it is great.flag if inappropriate
I changed it up a bit, using shrimp instead of crab and I also added sauteed fresh mushrooms. I blended the mushrooms in my food processor and skippped the peppers. To hold the mixture a bit better, I added some of the bread crumb mixture to the filling.flag if inappropriate
Good recipe....made adjustments, such as adding fennel to the crab mixture. Topped it with buerre blanc sauce. Lightened up on the bread crumbs.flag if inappropriate
Made for a dinner party and thought it was very elegant. Added bay shrimp, fresh dill, scallion, and cajon seasoning to the stuffing. Layered sliced portobella mushrooms on bottom of dish, placing fish ontop, then added a little wine before baking. Served with jasmine rice and roasted asparagus. Will definitely make again.flag if inappropriate
Elegant recipe that's better with tweaking recommended by other reviewers. I used yellow, red, and orange peppers for color and taste. Added some celery and shallots. Only had curley parsley, canned crab, and fat free mayo and it was still delicious. Spiced (Emeril's salt free Essence) both the fish and crab mixture and added white wine for more sauce. I cooked sliced portobellos in the same dish. Sprinkled fish and shrooms with the crumbs and browned all under the broiler in the end. Served on a bed of steamed spinach. Suitable for company!flag if inappropriate
I took the advice of one of the reviewers and added Cajun Seasoning to both the crab mixture and also sprinkled it on the sole. I also added about 4 tablespoons of diced shallots to the crab mixture. In the last few minutes, I took off the foil covering, put a dot of butter on each piece, and slipped them under the broiler for about one minute to brown the top. They were delicious. Will make for company in the future.flag if inappropriate
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"I love this space and our gallery wall. I have another vintage rug in here. The art is mainly pieces we've collected over the years. We have also splashed some of our wedding photos and some photos from our travels. The graphic London Bus Blind is actually from HG. I have a real vintage one that's rolled up waiting for a frame and a mat."
Your home is filled with beautiful works of art! Are there any interesting or meaningful stories behind any of them?
Yes, indeed! My husband and I have a couple of amazing pieces of art that I absolutely cherish. We have three of artist Audrey Kawasaki's works. Her work is phenomenal. Each piece has been a present to me from my husband, and they all mean something different to me. Art seems to represent certain eras in our life as a couple and now as a trio. Each time we got a bit of spare money, we would buy a cool piece of art. I'm proud of our growing collection so far! We also have a Banksy, which is pretty astonishing. My husband bought it in London for 100 pounds in 1994 — little did he know it would become such a collector's piece! I have bought most of the other works of art at flea markets. I love art and photographs. If a room was a piece of cake, art would be the icing!
Amber in Current Elliot jeans and a F21 sweater on her Indian Block Print Quilt from West Elm
What inspires your vision for a room, and how do you turn that vision into a reality?
I get inspired by so many things. Traveling is a big one for me. We've had the fortune as a family to travel a lot because of my husband's job, so I try to soak up as much as I can from our various destinations. It's amazing how many different cultures truly inspire my designs. I can pair a Turkish rug with a Chinese Chippendale chair and a Belgium oak coffee table, and then hang an Italian murano glass vintage pendant. Somehow it all works! I'd have to say that the hardest part of my job is getting clients to trust that sometimes, I can't explain every detail of what I'm going to do to their homes — I just have to do it. If I try to explain too much, I start sounding like a lunatic without a clue. A vision is always in my head so having a great and trusting client always results in the best end product.
"I work from home, which proves interesting to say the least. I often get visits from my little one, Gwyneth. She's a character–just look at her 'cool dude' sunglasses. I got my blazer from Miss Selfridges in the UK, and my jeans are Current Elliot."
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At the risk of sounding completely cliché…..PINK! I'm really not girly at all, so I surprise myself with this answer. However, I can definitely say that I feel good in a coral pink, and I'm always looking to infuse pinks in a house. After all, as they say — it's the perfect neutral!
Does your personal style correspond at all to your home décor?
I think so. I like a bit of boho/rocker flair both in my wardrobe and in my home. Ever since I was a kid, I had an eclectic sense for décor and style. I had dream catchers hanging next to pictures of Kurt Cobain, and a pair of 10 hole Doc Martens in the closet that I wore with flowery dresses and an old army green military jacket. To me, it's always been all about the mixture!
"My hubs plays guitar for a living, so our house is like an instrument shop. I love that we have this acoustic in the house because he'll often pick it up and play a tune for Gwynnie to dance to. She loves music just like her Mom and Dad. Music makes our world go around in the Lewis house."
"I like when outside feels like an extension of inside." Amber chills out on an antique turkish rug in Madewell jeans and a Urban Outfitters shirt.
How do you add sparkle to your life?
Jewels and laughs. Add a ring to your finger and put a smile on your face, and all will be right with the world!


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I spent 4 days with my mother at the hotel Mirabeau in Zermatt. We both enjoyed the excellent meals, the comfortable rooms and friendly staff. I relaxed at the spa with a treatment by a skilled beautician. All around we highly recommend this hotel it's ideal when traveling with an elderly person. read hotel review
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The anticipation of the landscape and the hotel were due to the top - reviews huge. Our expectations were locally by far exceeded. A cozy yet stylish atmosphere of the hotel was combined with excellent dining. Attractive information-flyer on the breakfast table informed in addition to the current wetteraussichten about excursions and wellness possibilities. For further evidence was the staff willing to assist. The choice of the 5 - course-menus from the culinary extras was a pleasant, albeit a very difficult effort in the evening. It was rewarded! Partly strange sounding dishes in the show was followed by real artwork ... on the plate - and very tasty. The two valais spezialitätenabende had its own character and were very successful. The manager of the hotel checked attentive but discrete our and our needs. We highly recommend the hotel with good conscience! read hotel review
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i love numbers 6,4 &1. jem likes 6,8,4&1! quite a few here. lotr and spyro rule.
Author's Response: Thanks, I\'m really glad you like my work. ^__^
Hi! i can finally review to these brilliant stories which have had me and my sister in sticthes for hours on end. literally, we were laughing to hard to see the bus coming!lol.
Jem likes 35,36&37. i like numbers19,33&37.
i think number 5 was the best. jem says number 8. lotr and spyro rule
Author's Response: You are awesome! I\'ve started checking the reviews for every single story I wrote to see if you reviewed. You are making my day. Thanks again!^__^
jem thinks number 1 was the best, i think number 6. lotr and spyro rule
Author's Response: I\"m glad you think so. Thank you so much for reviewing!^__^
Didnt recognise hardly any of these. i rhink monty python is the best, jem says the darth vader one is. lotr and spyro rule
Author's Response: lol, I take it the \"lotr and spyro rule\" is your catch phrase or something, awesome.:) Thanks for reviewing again. ^__^
Jem thinks numbers 7&6 rule. i say 5. lotr and spyro rule
Author's Response: Thanks for your review. As sad as it sounds, I\'m so amazed that you reviewed all my lists that I can\'t think of anything else to say. Thanks. ^__^
lolololololololololololololololololololol. jem likes 2 i have to agree with her.
Author's Response: I\'m glad you liked it! Thanks again for your review. You have officially made my day, thanks. ^__^
He He He! Brilliant! I love the one about removing a colleuges chair. Unfortunatly I am still at school and wont get a chance to practise these wonderful ideas myself for a few years yet.
HE HE HE!!! Yay i can revieiw. Jem thinks gandalfs hat is the best but i think it is aragoirn sword. imagine the look on his face. lotr and spyro rule
Author's Response: I\'m really glad you can. Thanks for your review!^__^
Lol!!!! i think the best one was number 9 jem says 6. lotr and spyro rule
Author's Response: I\'m really glad you like it! Thanks for your review!^__^
Yay! I can finally review! 'cheers and hugs random stranger' i love all your work! it is fantastic and me and my sister have spent hours confusing everyone by laughing at random and inoppertune moments! thank you for your amazing work and keep writing. My sister has forced me to put down that spyro rules but so does lotr.
Author's Response: Wow, thanks. Your review made my day, which is saying something because I\'m sick today. Thanks a lot, seriously.^__^
Yay! brilliant story. i love aragorn torture. heck i love aragorn but the relationship wouldnt work out...i would be constantly telling him to fall off cliffs and get captured by orcs!lol
brilliant writing keep it up
Author's Response: lol yeah, Aragorn is just more fun when he is getting tortured or into trouble. Sad isnt it? I\'m writing yet another Aragorn torture story so be on the look out for it! I should be posting the first chapter soon!
Ooo, a cliffie. pleaseeeeeeeee update soon i want to know whats going to happen! sorry for the spelling mistakes in my reply to your review, i was asleep on my feet.
Elves as werewolves, that is entirly possible-i often wondered about erestor...lol
i love the beggining of your story, its ace. poor libren no one loves him.
love the story please update soon.
Author's Response: lol, update comes next week. I\'m sorry, but I\'m SUCH a slow writer...and I should actually be writing this now...\r\nHow\'d you know about the werewolf nightmare...? lol. I didn\'t post that anywhere...I think...or did I? Or are you secretly one of my mates who claim they hate LOTR? lol\r\nLibren is loved...just Nymph has this duty thing.\r\nlol, thanks very much and I\'ll update sometime next week!
Hey! THis sound really good! Update soon please.
Author's Response: I\'ll try to. I\'m really happy that you liked it.
Wow! This is an amazing story, I loved all the detail in describing his surroundings and the way he considors how small he is compared to the mountains. Brilliant story.
Author's Response: Thanks for reviewing! I\'m something of an aesthete when it comes to nature. It took some trouble to think up how to describe all this in English.


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Bob Coolen has resisted the temptation of clicking through the various websites spewing speculation on the future of the Western Athletic Conference and — by association — the University of Hawaii athletic department.
With players settling in for the start of the fall semester, which begins Monday, the Rainbow Wahine softball coach preferred to keep his focus on the present rather that dwell on future uncertainty.
"That would just consume me if I started reading that stuff," Coolen said. "I'm going to go day-to-day. Right now, we're staying the course. This year is intact, so we can't worry too much about beyond this year."
Still, it was hard to escape the "what if" scenarios floating around since Wednesday's announcement that Fresno State and Nevada would join Boise State in ditching the WAC for the Mountain West Conference.
While the upcoming sports year will mark Boise State's final run in the league, Fresno State and Nevada could stick around through 2012 unless the WAC elects to release them next summer.
Football remains at the core of the shakeup that severely destabilized the WAC's future. But the decisions to come will be felt throughout the UH athletic department.
"We have a job at hand to prepare our teams for competition, and we have full faith in our leadership," said women's basketball coach Dana Takahara-Dias. "We can only control what we can control; those are the things we're going to start focusing on in the next week or so. ... It's another school year and another opportunity to put together something special."
In the wake of Wednesday's announcements, UH athletic director Jim Donovan said the school would study several options, including staying in a dramatically altered WAC, jumping to another league, or competing as an independent in football and moving the rest of the sports to another conference.
Presented with a hypothetical scenario in which the WAC disbanded, "both the West Coast (Conference) and Big West would make the most sense," women's volleyball coach Dave Shoji said.
"But football's got to be the first consideration," he said. "It's what generates most of the money."
UH's women's teams were members of the Big West until 1996, when they joined the men's programs in the WAC. Neither the Big West nor WCC sponsor football.
As for the schools leaving the WAC, the impending absence of conference rivalries with Fresno State and Nevada will take some getting used to for veteran UH coaches.
Fresno State's women's basketball team has won or shared the WAC regular-season title each of the past three years. The Bulldogs' baseball team won the College World Series in 2008 and the softball program has qualified for the postseason ever since the NCAA tournament's inception, winning a national title and 10 WAC regular-season championships.
"They're our nemesis and our arch rival," Coolen said of the Wolf Pack and Bulldogs.
"Fresno was always that team you wanted to compete well against and show that you could beat them. ... That's something that's going to change the nature of our conference tremendously."
The whiplash-inducing turn in fortunes for the WAC, which was on the verge of adding BYU as a non-football member before the latest defections, generated considerable angst among the remaining six members. Now school administrators face decisions that will define the directions of their programs.
"We definitely need to consider our options, and we're going to have to choose the option that benefits the department as a whole," baseball coach Mike Trapasso said. "There are a couple of options out there that might make what looked like a nightmare scenario into a great opportunity."
UH chancellor Virginia S. Hinshaw echoed that sentiment.
"In dealing with the current athletic conference issues, athletics director Jim Donovan and I are working on solutions that best serve the interests of our university and Hawaii," Hinshaw said. "There are always solutions, and the people of Hawaii have demonstrated many times their ability to find solutions and move forward. We appreciate your support as we work for that outcome."
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We all love loot! Loot is the best thing to find in Borderlands, it's the most wanted thing that drops from enemies and one of the main points of Borderlands. But some of you may be collecting weapons left, right and centre, picking up the rare weapons and notice the red text on the descriptions of them. But what do they mean?
Tales of Pandora gives you an extensive run down of each of the special texts, along with what weapons they're linked with and what effects they may cause. Note we've separated guns dropped in the main game and new text types dropped in DLC The Secret Armoury of General Knoxx:
Combat Rifles
Basic Game:
- 2 more bullets make all the difference, Dahl Raven: Instead of the three round burst fires off a five round burst.
- A watchful eye, The Sentinel: Increases zoom on your rifle.
- Guns of the Revolution will never fall silent!, Vladof Revolution: Extends your magazine but also reduces the rate of fire.
- Hold your ground… Forever., Tediore Guardian: Regens ammo.
- Ogre SMASH!, Atlas Ogre: High explosive elemental damage normally either x3 or x4.
- The destructor has come, Hyperion Destroyer: While aiming down a scope will fire off whole magazine at once.
- TORGUE! Bastard Guns for Bastard People!, Torgue Bastard: Your weapon will have an increase in damage but at the cost of lower accuracy.
- War is in your blood, The Meat Grinder: Weapon will have an extended magazine and higher rate of fire but also be less accurate.
The Secret Armory of General Knoxx
- Poison in your veins, S&S Serpens: Magazine capacity is hugely increased along with the weapon having high corrosive chance and damage. Bullets fly in sideways snake-like wave pattern.
- RAR! BRAR BRAR!, The Chopper: Huge magazine capacity and weapons fires off whole magazine in one shot.
- Uncommon Power, Tediore Avenger: Single-shot with +50% Critical Damage, Ammo Regen and increased zoom.
- Useful for kicking Hector's bitch ass., Ajax's Spear: Turns combat rifle accuracy into that of sniper-like proportions.
Basic Game
- 12 bullets invade your skull, Hyperion Invader: While zoomed fires off whole magazine.
- A gift from Papa Krom, Krom's Sidearm: While zoomed fires in 3-round bursts.
- Ammo is no longer an issue., Tediore Protector: Regens Ammo.
- Big Tony Says "Hi", S&S Thanatos: Larger magazine capacity
- Bring the HEAT!, Maliwan Firehawk: High chance of fire damage with added area of effect fire damage.
- Don't drop it… might lose a toe., The Clipper: Special Nine-Toes repeater with +100% melee damage and Incendiary x1.
- Double Whammy., S&S Gemini: Fires 4 bullets but counts as only a 2-round burst.
- Feel the Sting, Dahl Hornet: Corrosive damage with a 200% Fire rate burst count.
- Sometimes, I Forget To Reload, The Dove: Gun doesn't consume to ammo.
- Never stop shooting!, Vladof Rebel: Increased fire rate and magazine capacity.
- Omnia vincit amor, Lady Finger: Weapon has +100% critical damage.
- Pain Heals., Atlas Troll: While equipped in hand will regen health at the rate of 1HP/sec.
- Slice Slice, Hyperion Reaper: Has a +300% melee damage and if you kill an enemy will restore a part of your health bar.
- Vengeance is yours, Vladof Vengeance: Weapons has a chance to ignored shielded enemies.
- Your move, Creep., Torgue Violator: A 3-round burst with each round firing 3-bullets.
The Secret Armory of General Knoxx
- Bling!, Knoxx's Gold: Special gold plated weapons that can be sold for a much higher price to vendors.
- Say "Hello", Chiquito Amigo: Larger magazine capacity and higher fire rate.
- There is no escape, Hyperion Nemesis: Weapon has a chance to cause corrosive and shock damage.
- War is the final option, Athena's Wisdom: Weapon has increased critical hit damage and increased accuracy.
- You can run, but you can't hide., Vladof Stalker: Bullets ricochet 5 times.
Basic Game
- A beast of many forms – Fire, Lightning, and Poison, Atlas Chimera: Bullets are explosive but on hit have a chance to cause either Shock, Corrosion or Incendiary damage.
- Fools! They called me maaaad!, Madjack: Bullets ricochet and move in zig-zag movement. Weapon also has high rate of fire and causes explosive damage.
- Give Sick, Pestilent Defiler: Upon hit causes High Corrosive damage with potential of AOE corrosion damage.
- It's a helluva thing…, Jakobs Unforgiven: +100% Critical Hit Damage
- Long and Strong, Dahl Anaconda: Weapon has an increased damage output and increased accuracy.
- May God have mercy upon my enemies, because I won't., Atlas Patton: Increased damage.
- Unending Firepower, Tediore Equalizer: Regens Ammo.
The Secret Armory of General Knoxx
- Your life is mine, Atlas Aries: Deals shock damage to enemies and also upon hitting an enemy restores health to yourself.
Basic Game
- Beware the Horde!, Vladof Mongol: Large rocket splits up into smaller rockets.
- Death rains from above, Hyperion Nidhogg: Rockets have a MIRV effect and fires off multiple smaller rockets onto the floor.
- Gonna cook someone today, The Roaster: Causes high fire elemental damage as well as creating a small mushroom cloud effect.
- It rises!, Leviathan: Rockets that are affected by gravity. Arc downwards but explodes upwards.
- Monster Kill!, Torgue Redemption: Uses multiple rockets for one shot and is rather slow moving when fired but has a huge blast radius.
- The Unstoppable Force, Maliwan Rhino: When fired the rocket will explode numerous times on the way to target and then detonate on impact.
The Secret Armory of General Knoxx
- Take 'em UNDER, Torgue Undertaker: Weapon has increased damage and increased splash damage. Rocket launcher also has increased magazine capacity.
Basic Game
- Ahhh… Fresh meat!, Hyperion Butcher: A fast five-shot burst.
- Beyond Groovy, Boom Stick: Fires entire magazine in one shot but rounds come out as rockets. Only uses the default magazine size and doesn't take into consideration mods to increase magazine sizes.
- Bring out your Dead, Maliwan Crux: High corrosive damage.
- Cross their heart, hope they die., S&S Crux: Fires explosive rounds normally x2 in a cross shape.
- Drop the Hammer!, Vladof Hammer: Explosive rounds x3 fires in a shape of a hammer.
- Have a nice day!, Torgue Friendly Fire: Incendiary rounds x2 when fired makes the shape of a smiley face.
- I can do this all day…, Tediore Defender: Regens Ammo
- It's a painful thing, The Blister: Weapon will have a scope and corrosive damage.
- One Bad Dog!, Dahl Bulldog: Weapon will have a 20-Round Magazine and very fast reload capabilities.
- Ride the Wave, Dude!, T.K's Wave: Fires rounds in waves and ricochets.
- Sniper Rifles are for Chumps., Jakobs Striker: Pellets bunch closer together with higher accuracy and +30% critical damage.
- The Legend Lives, Sledge's Shotgun: Special drop from Sledge, has a 10000% burst fire and knocks back the target.
The Secret Armory of General Knoxx
- This dog bites, Dahl Jackal: Fires like a grenade launcher.
Basic Game
- A hunter lives among the stars…, S&S Orion: Shots turn into three smaller electric shots after ricocheting.
- BAM BAM BAM BAM BAM!, Hyperion Invader: When scoped weapon fires off 5 rounds in a burst.
- Careful… you might put someone's eye out., Rider: Large clip and fast fire rate however has no scope.
- For the Motherland., Vladof Surkov: Reload speed is hugely increased.
- I have you in my eye, sir., Atlas Cyclops: Double bullet velocity and weapon has a 5.2x Zoomed scope.
- I LIKE IT!, Torgue Cobra: High explosive damage.
- Makes their brain hurt, Jakobs Skullmasher: Has the same fire effect as a shotgun firing off 6 projectiles.
- Pele demands a sacrifice!, Maliwan Volcano: Rounds cause high fire damage, also causes AOE and ignites nearby enemies.
- Sniper Killer… Qu'est que c'est, Dahl Penetrator: Sniper is fully automatic.
- The cutting edge, Reaver's Edge: Larger magazine capacity and a 3.2x Zoom.
- Thwack!, Nailer: Increased critical damage.
- Why don't you go shoot yourself an elephant?, Whitting's Elephant Gun: Weapon has no scope but has increased damage.
The Secret Armory of General Knoxx
- Good Touch, Kyros' Power: Damage is increased and weapon fires off explosive damage. On hitting an enemy a portion of your health is restored.
- That's my girl…, Jakobs Bessie: Increased damage and +500% Critical Hit Damage. While zoomed in with the 2.8x weapon zoom the weapon has 100% accuracy and increased bullet velocity.
Submachine Guns
Basic Games
- Hallelujah, Tediore Savior: Regens ammo.
- I spy with my little eye…, Hyperion The Spy: When zoomed in has increased accuracy to match that of Sniper Rifles
- Smack 'em, Hyperion Bitch: Increased accuracy while being shot at, elemental damage effects are increased if any on weapon.
- Tear it up, Torgue Gasher: Fires 3-round bursts.
- The lead wind blows, Bone Shredder: Fires two bullets for the cost of a single bullet in 2-round bursts.
- The ultimate close quarters feline., Dahl Wildcat: Increased magazine capacity, accuracy is decreased.
- We don't need no water…, Maliwan Hellfire: High chance of fire damage and upon every hit the effect is stacked and increases.
The Secret Armory of General Knoxx
- Flee the wave!, Maliwan Tsunami: Rounds shoot in sideways movement and also ricochet. Upon each ricochet the round alternates between shock and corrosive damage.
- Phooon!, Typhoon: Weapon has an increased fire rate, after a certain distance round splits into three rounds
Eridian Weapons
The text on most of the Eridian weapons actually represents the entire type of alien weapon rather than a specific effect. With Secret Armory it does change to causing effects too.
Basic Game
- 010011110100110101000111, Eridian Cannon (In binary, it is the ASCII encoding for "OMG".)
- I feel like I'm gonna break this thing., Eridian Lightning
- Lightning never strikes the same place twice, but it can strike freaking everywhere!, Eridian Thunder Storm:Same firing effect as a shotgun but fires off electrical shock damage instead.
- Pew Pew Pew!, Eridian Blaster, Eridian Wave Blaster, Eridian Ball Blaster, Eridian Mercurial Blaster
From The Secret Armory of General Knoxx
- Bad is good. BABY! Eridian Firebomb: Fires large fire splash rounds that then explode outwards upon impact.
- For when you want to splat something. Eridian Splat Gun: Fires a ball of acid that bursts into three smaller corrosive rounds on impact.
- Full of electric death. Eridian Rifle: Electric elemental damage where the rounds ricochet and causes more shock damage upon impact.
- I think you have something on your shoe. Eridian Glob Gun: Corrosive rounds that are affected by gravity and fire in an arc.
- Smoke on the water… Eridian Flaregun: Invisible rounds that cause incendiary damage upon impact. Rounds are affected by gravity and fires in an arc.
- Splat! Sploch! Spluch! Eridian Rolling Spatter Gun: Corrosive rounds that bounce and ricochet off environment.
- You'll need some bat guano… Eridian Fireball: Fires a incendiary ball at target.
- 010011110100110101000111 Eridian Mega Cannon: Similar to the one in the Basic Game but is much more powerful.
- For when you want to splat the living shit out of something Eridian Stampeding Spatter Gun: Corrosive rounds that ricochet and bounce off environment.


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Craftsman 919.167600 26-Gallon Compressor - Cooling Fan Replacement
Hi, all... I have a Craftsman 919.167600 26-gallon compressor and I need to replace the cooling fan (all the fins broke off). Gently attempting to pry the fan off reveals that the whole shaft comes with it if I continue. Is there a way to get the fan off without disturbing the remainder of the shaft? I mean, you can buy just the fan for $2-$3 or so, so I imagine it can be done somehow. If there's a "right way," I'd like to do it the right way. Thanks for considering my question. JL
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Anna T, May 11, 2012
replacing the fan on the craftsman air compressor is not that difficult with help from managemylife.com. a similar question was asked and i am providing the link to that answer. hope this helps. an expert will be along with additional information.
Jayson, May 11, 2012
anna: i probably should have said that i already viewed the thread that you cited in your response. the fan on this model attached in seemingly an entirely different way. no screws that i can see.
Sam A, May 15, 2012
thank you for your question on the replacement of the air compressor fan blade.
the fan blade on this model i believe has a recess that fits over the motor shaft and should have had a screw down the center to hold it to the motor shaft. the picture you sent of the fan does not show a center screw but i believe there has to be one to keep it on the shaft.
you should be able to remove the fan without removing the motor shaft. you may want to split the remaining hub of the fan blade with a hack saw to weakening the plastic hub so it will come off easier.
please let me know what you find out.
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SNP MEP Alyn Smith has today reacted
angrily to Lib Dem comments regarding the European Parliament's recent
vote on the Working Time Directive.
Mr Smith has labelled recent
comments by Alastair Carmichael, MP for Orkney and Shetland, as rank
hypocrisy and political opportunism at its worst, considering that
Scotland's only Liberal Democrat MEP, Elspeth Attwoll, voted to end the
UK's opt-out from the Working Time Directive after three years.
Mr Smith said:
Alastair Carmichael to start referring to "unintended consequences" now
is bordering on the ridiculous. It was quite apparent, well before the
vote, that this would be the consequence. Had he felt so strongly about
the difficulties that Scotland's retained fire-fighters would be facing then perhaps he should have worked a little
harder in trying to persuade his own Lib Dem colleague in the European
Parliament to vote against the amendment that ended our opt-out.
is nothing short of rank hypocrisy and political opportunism at its
worst, but the Lib Dems have been caught short on this one. Their
opportunism is not matched by their knowledge of this issue.
"Now the vote has passed there can be no denying that we are facing
difficulties but we also have three years to find a way and I remain
confident that the Scottish Government will do so."


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Ray LaHood Makes Announcement On Sandy Relief Funding In New York
Sen. Charles Schumer , D-NY, speaks as U.S. Secretary of... NyhetsfotoCharles Schumer,Extremt väder,Fotografi,Horisontell,Olyckor och katastrofer,Orkanen Sandy,Politik,Prata,Ray LaHood,Regering,Staden New York,Titta,USA,Överkroppsbild,ÖversvämningPhotographer Mario TamaCollection: Getty Images News 2013 Getty ImagesNEW YORK, NY - FEBRUARY 15: U.S. Sen. Charles Schumer (R), D-NY, speaks as U.S. Secretary of Transportation Ray LaHood looks on next to a photo of Hurricane Sandy flooding on February 15, 2013 in New York City. LaHood announced that New York state will receive $250 million in fast track funding to repair road infrastrcture damaged by Hurricane Sandy. (Photo by Mario Tama/Getty Images)