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Juxtapoz followed David Choe and DVS-1 into the streets of Stavanger, Norway for the public art portion of Nuart. Something sort of amazing happened. In the middle of the day, police driving by, neighbors coming out to say hi... everyone was just plain happy to see art being done in the street.
David and DVS had a long, nine panel wall to play with, and decided to give each panel its own character. And there were crowds watching the whole time...
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Expecting only Nazi shooting, Stace comes away surprised and impressed by Wolfenstein's emotional gut-punch.
By Stace Harman on August 29, 2013 at 4:13 pm
Our previous experience of Wolfenstein: The New Order was one of carving a bloody swathe through a Nazi compound. It took place in a post-second world war era, after BJ Blazkowicz has awoken from a coma to face an alternate timeline in which Nazis won the war. There was little context given to our actions and, with a horde of Nazis bearing down, little time to stop and ask questions.
That E3 build was frenetic but a little shallow, which makes the impact of Wolfenstein's Gamescom showing all the more surprising and, despite the graphic nature of some of the content on show, very welcome indeed.
This time around we're introduced to Blazkowicz as he is at the beginning of the game, during its formative chapter in which he is a soldier for the allied forces circa 1947. He and his commanding officer are in charge of a group of rough-around-the-edges soldiers, some of whom are injured while others are so woefully green that they're on the verge of passing out through panic.
In a nice nod to Wolfenstein's heritage, your company of zeroes is charged with storming a Nazi castle to kill General Deathshead. Should you be so inclined, it's entirely possible to creep through much of the castle silently slaughtering guards with a knife. However, your inclination for stealth must be matched by your proficiency at it — and so if, like me, you slip-up early-on — you'll be shooting your way through the remainder of the level.
It'd be a shame to lessen the impact of what you're going to see as you fight through the castle on the way to find Deathshead but suffice to say that the Nazi general is not the most balanced of individuals. This is evidenced by the unhealthy degree of personal satisfaction that Deathshead takes from conducting some really quite invasive medical procedures and a subsequent meeting with him that leads to you having to make a very uncomfortable choice.
As the consequences of that choice echo in your ears, you watch as Blazkowicz sustains the injury that leads him fall into his coma. It's this subsequent section that has the most impact of anything we've seen of Wolfenstein so far and causes a re-evaluation of Wolfenstein as a narratively shallow shooter. Bearing witness to the events of Blazkowicz's slow recovery at the asylum into which he has been cast offers an emotional gut-punch that I wasn't expecting to experience in the whole of Wolfenstein's campain, let alone its opening hour.
What I come away from Wolfenstein's Gamescom showing thinking about most is not the linearity of its corridors, drama of its set-pieces or the hot-bloodedness of its moment-to-moment action. Instead, it's the quieter, more disturbing narrative elements that underpin all of this.
Of course, I also shot a lot of guns at a lot of Nazis. But while Wolfenstein: The New Order is undoubtedly heavy on kicking arse and barking hackneyed one-liners, MachineGames is just starting to show that there could be much more to it than the size of its arsenal.
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7 comments:
- Aaft said...
Nice, we all have PMS/IMS from time to time. I know where you're coming from dude;)
- September 29, 2011 at 11:25 PM
- Tiago Couto said...
Hi there Pierre, i've made a post about the Anti-Homosexuality Bill in uganda and i would be really grateful to you if you just take a look at it...
- September 30, 2011 at 12:01 PM
- jamiessmiles said...
At least you exploded at a telemarketer. They got thick skin and can take it. Last time I had an emotional "outburt" it was directed at my bf. LOL, I still can;t believe he stuck around after the inner crazy bitch showed himself.
- September 30, 2011 at 2:00 PM
- Mind Of Mine said...
I don't buy this whole IMS nonsense.
Just call it a bad mood.
- October 1, 2011 at 1:26 AM
- Amethyst Anne said...
I was enlightened by this post. Thank you for sharing your experience with us.
I need to recommend your blog to many of my friends. You have a great blog going and it's going strong. Keep up the inspiration! :)
- October 1, 2011 at 6:35 AM
- Pierre said...
@Aaft, I know and it sucks!
@Tiago Couto, I checked it out. Keep on blogging.
@jamiessmiles, your poor BF!
@Mind Of Mine, you will believe it once you get it.
@Amethyst Anne, thanks much appreciated!
- October 1, 2011 at 7:00 AM
- Jason Shaw said...
I get it sometimes! It's a joy really!
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Just a few months behind the new 308 hatch, Peugeot is expanding its medium-car range with a new silhouette. Like the hatch, the new Peugeot 308 SW has been completely redesigned to create a classic two-box station wagon, 4.58 metres long and only 1.47 metres high, for versatile interior volume without the boxiness, says Peugeot, of an MPV.
It's 610 litre luggage bay is quoted as the biggest in class but, more importantly, it also has a minimum of protrusions to make it a practical and clutter-free space. Versatility is achieved with maximum simplicity (you can fold the seats with a single action from behind) and effectiveness: when they're folded the floor is perfectly flat.
Like the hatchback, the new Peugeot 308 SW is built on the 'Efficient Modular Platform' (EMP2), saving weight (it's 140kg lighter than its predecessor) and enhancing drivability, as does its i-Cockpit, cabin layout, designed to provide driver and passengers with a 'clean and clear' environment.
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For 17-year-old senior Nick Berger, however, the tragedy had the opposite effect.
"I was only eight years old when my father died in the terrorist attack of 9/11," Nick explains. "Because I was so young I could not fully understand what it meant to lose my father. It took a couple of years for the effects to completely sink in."
Yet despite the sadness and pain that accompanies such a loss, Nick says that he hates when people feel sorry for him.
"By losing a loved one I've been given something special to hold onto. While some kids may fall into depression, crime and rebellion, I find that the memories of my father help keep me on the right path, such as a strong spiritual life."
True to his word, Nick has become heavily involved in not only his own spiritual life but also the spiritual life of the school community. He is a part of the school's Gospel Sharing Club, where students can study and discuss scripture and religious topics.
"I feel like I am happy when I know that I have someone, God, who loves me unconditionally despite my faults and shortcomings," he says.
Nick is also involved in the school's Giving Us Religious Understanding (GURU) peer ministry program.
"I did not join GURU for an easy grade or because it was an honors course," he says. "I really want to be able to talk about spirituality and faith with younger people."
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The month of August has been particularly good for India, which has surprisingly outdone most of the emerging markets. Speaking about the domestic markets, Hans Goetti of Finaport says India had seen a lot of inflows from foreign institutional investors, which are driving equity prices.
Goetti says despite a host of negatives like fears of drought, negative impact on growth due to power outages, wobbly political scene at the Centre, slowdown in consumption etc, Indian equity market had held steady. Obviously equity markets have discounted these negatives and "that makes us optimistic on India," he told CNBC-TV18 in an exclusive interview. He advised investors to look at financials, despite the current interest rate regime.
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Q: I will come to you with regards to all of the macro data that actually came out from the US, which was completely mixed and do you think that there is a lesser probability that the US Fed will possibly move in terms of quantitative easing and what is the necessity of quantitative easing at this point in time?
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Perth – Australia's overhauled pace attack mauled South Africa with five wickets in the hour around the lunch break to leave the tourists floundering at 141/7 at tea on the opening day of the third and final Test of the series on Friday.
Seamers Mitchell Starc, Mitchell Johnson and debutant John Hastings as well as all rounder Shane Watson all got amongst the wickets to leave South Africa perhaps ruing the decision to bat first on a bouncy Waca track.
Spinner Nathan Lyon pitched in by dismissing Robin Peterson caught behind for 31 just before tea to break up a partnership of 57 with Faf du Plessis, who will resume on 39 after the break alongside Vernon Philander (4).
As well as the series honours, the number one ranking in Test cricket is on the line in the match with the hosts needing a win to return to the summit of the game and the tourists requiring a draw to retain the title.
Watson, who missed the two drawn tests in Brisbane and Adelaide with a calf injury, made the first breakthrough with 38 runs on the board when he had Graeme Smith caught in the slips by Michael Clarke for 16.
The South Africans looked like they might just survive until lunch, albeit with a modest total, before the intervention of left-arm quick Starc.
Two full, late-swinging deliveries in six balls fooled first opener Alviro Petersen (30) and then all rounder Jacques Kallis (2) and ripped through the gate to make a mess of the stumps.
There was to be no respite after lunch and Hashim Amla had already been dropped by Ed Cowan when he was run out by David Warner's direct hit from point without adding to his tally of 11.
Cowan's spill at midwicket deprived Hastings of his first test wicket but the bowler did not have to wait long to finally claim it as a bank of cloud moved across the ground to block out the sunshine.
Called into the side after Ben Hilfenhaus and Peter Siddle were rested after running themselves into the ground in Adelaide, Hastings found some late movement to have AB de Villiers caught by Clarke for four.
South Africa were now well and truly on the rack at 67/5 and it soon got even worse when Mitchell Johnson finally got some reward for his hostile swing bowling.
The sometimes erratic 2009 ICC World Player of Year has struggled with form and fitness in the year since his last test but he proved once again he is a fearsome prospect at the Waca.
Dean Elgar's first test innings lasted just 18 minutes and 12 balls before he caught a top edge with an attempted pull off Johnson and Matthew Wade took an easy catch behind the stumps.
Du Plessis, who scored an acclaimed century on debut to help save the Adelaide test, was again forced to dig in along with Peterson, who was called up for his first test in four years to replace Imran Tahir as the team's specialist spinner. – Reuters
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ST. LOUIS COUNTY (KSDK) - A lot of people believe golf imitates life. Mistakes happen, forgive yourself.
Some things are beyond your control. You can always learn something new on a golf course, about yourself and about life. As golfer Patty Katzfey put it, "let the game teach you."
We're all searching for something. Sometimes it's a golf ball. Other times it's something more meaningful.
"Patience. A lot of patience," said Katzfey, before teeing off at the Highlands Golf Course in Forest Park. "Make good decisions and when things don't go right just roll with it."
Need a reminder that life isn't fair? Play 18 holes.
"You're gonna get some good breaks, you're gonna get some bad ones," said pro golfer Scott Simpson, competing at the Senior PGA at Bellerive. "Now what do you do?"
Whether you're a pro like Scott Simpson, or a part time golfer, there are lessons to be learned: In golf and in life, anger is not part of the solution
"When I was a kid I got angry and threw clubs and all that stuff," said Simpson. "You learn the good players don't. You've gotta learn to control your emotions."
Learning to control emotions is one of the goals of The First Tee, a national kids program that teaches golf and more. About 30 kids took part in a First Tee event at the Highlands. Ashley Nicks is one of the instructors.
"We're teaching them nine core values about respect, and honesty and judgement, how to make good decisions when they're not with their parents," said Nicks.
And what about being in the moment and forgetting the previous shot, no matter how bad it might have been?
"You can't change what you just did," said Dennis Eichholz, in between practice shots, "but you can have an impact on what comes next. It's making good decisions just like in life, on the golf course."
In the golf cart of life, don't forget to enjoy the scenery because eventually, even the best of us will wind up in the bunker
"How are you going to react?" said Scott Simpson. "You're out there by yourself and it's up to you."
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Police trick-or-treat for Halloween DUI suspects
October 29, 2011
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NEW — 6 a.m. Oct. 29, 2011
Extra law enforcement officers in Issaquah and elsewhere in King and Pierce counties fanned out on local roads Halloween weekend to search for impaired motorists.
Halloween is a historically dangerous holiday on local roads due to the number of people driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs. The extra patrols started Friday evening and continue throughout the weekend. Halloween is Monday.
"Impaired drivers are the scariest things on our roads this weekend," Dr. David Fleming, Public Health – Seattle & King County director and health officer, said in a statement. "Treat everyone to a fun and safe Halloween by driving sober or planning a safe ride home. Designate a sober driver, ride a bus or use cabs this weekend."
The anti-DUI effort is organized and supported under the aegis of the King County Target Zero Task Force, a regional effort to crack down on unsafe driving practices.
Over the last three years, officers arrested 581 people for DUI during Halloween weekend in King and Pierce counties.
In 2009, almost half — 48 percent — of all national highway fatalities on Halloween night involved a driver or a motorcycle rider with a blood alcohol content (BAC) of .08 or higher.
Target Zero managers in King and Pierce counties coordinate the extra patrols. In addition, the Washington Traffic Safety Commission provides support.
Target Zero's goal is plan to eliminate traffic fatalities and serious injuries statewide by 2030.
In addition to the Issaquah Police Department, Washington State Patrol troopers and the King County Target Zero Task Force plan to participate in the extra patrols. Police in nearby Bellevue, Renton and Snoqualmie plan to join in the Halloween anti-DUI effort, too.
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In the fall of 1988, I had the pleasure of joining the Fox Chase Cancer Center nursing team. I served as the clinical manager in the clinical research unit. During 7 years in this position, I had 24-hour responsibility for managing the unit. Thereafter, I became the clinical nurse specialist for Peripheral Blood Stem Cell Program. While working as a Clinical Nurse Specialist, I returned to school and obtained a post-master's Nurse Practitioner Certificate.
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James William Smith, 41, was arrested Wednesday on two felony charges of residential burglary, Rogers said in a press release. Authorities say Smith was driving around various Marion County areas in a truck with "handy-man" printed on the side, and taking items from homes.
A female victim allegedly spotted Smith reaching his arm into her home in an attempt to steal her air conditioning unit, Rogers said. The woman yelled at Smith who then reportedly fled the area.
Authorities found and arrested Smith, who was released from the Marion County jail after posting a $10,000 bond.
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Mariane Pearl, the journalist best known for her 2003 memoir A Mighty Heart: The Brave Life and Death of My Husband, Danny Pearl, is partnering with Plan International, a London-based advocacy group, as it joins in celebrating the October 11 launch of the International Day of the Girl Child.
The day -- recognized by the United Nations General Assembly -- is being used by many advocacy groups to highlight their pro-girl causes and efforts. Plan International hopes it will help its ongoing global campaign, Because I am a Girl, set to benefit 4 million girls by 2016 through projects and funding.
Pearl is also the author of In Search of Hope: The Global Diaries of Mariane Pearl, a collection of essays profiling female activists and leaders. She is now working on her third book about the Cuban revolution, and in November will teach a short course for female journalists from developing countries in Barcelona.
Earlier this week, on assignment for BlogHer, Women's eNews interviewed Pearl, 45, an author and documentary filmmaker of 20 years and the mother of one child.
Women's eNews: What is your vision for improving the prospects for girls?
Marianne Pearl: As a journalist what I would like to see... [is that] every girl in every country can think of -- or can refer to -- someone from her country who understands her conditions and contexts. Someone that she can look up to, who shows her the way. Our work as journalists is to identify these people and to give them that voice knowing they represent so many other people. I would like to see that these girls have a voice.
As a female journalist frequently traveling alone in different countries, have you ever had problems or been discriminated against because of your gender?
Not personally, because the thing is, it's easier in a lot of countries where it is difficult for women to work if you are a foreigner, because you become another category altogether. I am a woman, but being a foreigner, I don't count as a woman. That has helped me. But I could see that for my female colleagues in some countries they experience difficulties that I have not encountered myself.
What do you think is the most effective way to empower girls and women that isn't receiving enough attention?
To me it is definitely education. A lot of women do not have the slightest idea about their resources and how to defend their rights. So, having some sort of knowledge about the legal system for the way they can exercise their rights, while being able to live in their communities, is quite important. Education is at the heart of everything. That is what is going to stop women from getting married early, from accepting domestic violence, from not claiming their rights.
But maybe it would be time now as we develop this campaign to think what type of education do these girls need? A lot of women are afraid to talk about what is going on, what is happening to them because they think of their retaliation... so I think the education needs also to fit the needs of people.
(Editor's note: on Monday, Oct. 9, the AP reported that a Taliban gunman in the Swat Valley shot a female teen who is an activist for girls' education.)
Do you see political spaces really opening up on an international level to factor in the importance of considering women and girls and their participation at this point?
This type of effort on the international level -- such as with UNESCO, for instance and some NGOs focusing on that -- are really getting to the point where, for instance, the economic importance of women is just being recognized. And so now people are saying, "Wow, it is better for us if women are educated to develop a country." But we are still at that stage where women are just being used as merchandise sometimes.
You didn't always write about women's rights. Why did you want to make the transition?
In 2008, when I started thinking about doing a series for a magazine... and I thought, "Am I a feminist?" I wasn't really sure that looking at women as a category was something valuable. I thought that we passed that point. But then when I started reporting, it really was the women themselves who convinced me.
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Written by: Robbie Ettelson
Sure, most of these are noises/adlibs/back-ups rather than 'catch phrases'…but you say tomato juice, I say vodka.
Snoop fans please note: the man is a walking catch phrase – there's no way to narrow it down to just one.
50 Cent:
Never before has stuttering been so marketable. Although these days it's more a case of *C-C-C-Crickets*
Young Jeezy:
By popular demand for all the Jeezy stans.
Flavor Flav:
Best. Hypeman. Ever.
The Mash-Out Posse pack a heavy arsenal of catch-cry firepower, but this has to be the greatest of them all.
Slim Thug:
Unkut doesn't care about Slim Thug people.
The RZA is the mastermind behind some of the greatest rap albums ever created. That doesn't prevent him from running around with a stupid mask on yelling weirdo shit though.
When the time comes to discuss the great literary figures of the 21st century, Melvin Flynt will be our James Joyce.
Wu-Tang Clan:
When the shit goes down, you better be ready….
Another 'tribute' to Biggie? The latest vocal gimmick from the world's richest rapper.
Swooping hawk sounds were what was hot in LA in the 90's, huh?
Hilltop Hustlers
Steady B, Cool C and Three Three Dope all ran shit in Philly in the late 80's. This call-to-arms may be the most lasting part of their legacy.
Best Rap Catch Phrases - Round 2
- Flavor Flav - YEEAAAHH BOYYEEEEEE! (26%, 142 Votes)
- Young Jeezy - YEEEEAAAHHHHH! (18%, 98 Votes)
- Wu-Tang Clan - SUUUUU! (14%, 77 Votes)
- M.O.P. - FIIIYYYYAAAAAHHHHH! (13%, 70 Votes)
- 50 Cent - G-G-G-G UNIT! (10%, 56 Votes)
- Jay-Z - AWH! (6%, 32 Votes)
- The RZA - BONG BONG! (4%, 23 Votes)
- Hilltop Hustlers - OOH OOOOOH! (4%, 23 Votes)
- NORE - WHAT! WHAT! (3%, 16 Votes)
- Xzibit - AAR-WAARR! (2%, 13 Votes)
- Slim Thug - HUUGH! (1%, 6 Votes)
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(Sean Price was robbed)Comment by Nordy 02.08.10 @
^ Added.Comment by Robbie 02.08.10 @
I VOTED NORE WHAT!WHAT!JUST BECAUSE..I'D CHANGE THAT FOR A SNOOP "NEPHEW"..OR STICKY-ICKY..LOL..Comment by TYBO2020 02.08.10 @
I gotta go with Noreaga…
And what about Craig Mack? "Ha, ha boi"Comment by Big Boss Luciano 02.09.10 @
I will say that "OOH OOOOOH" catch phrase,one because it was "live"in it's heyday,and props to Robbie for posting the"Glamorous life"video featuring the"lovely"..teenaged-Jill Scott.Comment by R.Jones 02.09.10 @
Anyone 30 or older would pick Flav…oh shit..did I just date myself?Comment by Johnny Hardcore 02.11.10 @
@Johnny Hardcore nah son, I voted flav and i'm only 27, dude is an icon even though suuuu by wu tang was a close second for me
@robbie thanks for the heads up on the ob4cl2 purple vinyl, just got that shit in the mail last nightComment by gstatty 02.12.10 @
I completely forgot about the boy Flav. He was the original with that shit.
And although Pete Rock didn't have one catch phrase (he said different shit on different joints), he was the originator of the producer ad lib. Puff jacked him for that shit and other producers followed suit with that "talking in the back."
I hate it when Jay does that "awh" shit too. Shit is [barkley]turrible[/barkley]
Professor X used to go hard with that "sissies" and the "vaaaaaaaan glorious"
With a key….
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Assuming the point is (xp,yp), then
From 2 point form I get the equation of the line as: (yp-y1)^2 * (x1-x2)^2 = (xp-x1)^2 * (y1-y2)^2 ......(1)
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From distance between 2 point formula: d^2 = (yp-y1)^2 + (xp - x1)^2 .......(2)
And, now it is 2 equations with 2 unknown. It could be solved by eliminiation. Since, I got (yp-y1)^2 in both equations, I can take the one in (2) and substitute it into (1) to get xp. And with xp known I just find yp from (1).
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Where's Monty: Newfoundland is cold, wet and beautiful
Note to readers: This is the latest in a series of columns about Monty Hight's adventures traveling to Newfoundland. Find previous chapters on Redding.com
Arriving in Newfoundland was a new experience for me. I'd never been there and didn't know what to expect.
My only limited knowledge of the place was what I remembered from back in the sixth grade, and that was the controversy of whether it was Christopher Columbus who had discovered America or was it really the Vikings. I don't remember the exact outcome of that whole controversy, but according to the folks here, the Vikings win, even though Newfoundland is not really America, but it's pretty darn close.
Once I got off the ship, I pulled into town and fueled up with that once again high dollar fuel. The price was $1.45 Canadian for a liter. There are 3.78 or so liters to a gallon, so basically it cost around $5.50 a gallon Canadian. To make it worse, the Canadian dollar is worth more than the U.S. dollar.
I'm still trying to figure out when this happened. The Canadian dollar was always worth less than the American dollar, but somewhere along the line this changed. When I bought something in Canada and the woman informed me that $20 American was worth $18 Canadian, I felt a little embarrassed. After all, I'm American and that's just not right that our money is worth less than theirs. But I got over it.
The woman who worked at the fuel stop reminded me to keep an eye open for moose on the road. There were moose warning signs posted about every 6 miles or so.
While I was on the ship from Sydney to here, there must have been at least a hundred hunters on board. A few of them told me that it was the opening of moose, caribou and black bear season and that they where all on their way to go hunting.
Now, me not being a hunter, I don't know what these moose, caribou or black bears did to upset these guys, but they all had lots of rifles and weaponry, enough to take down a small country, which really kind of didn't make a whole lot of sense to me because as you may recall my 40 caliber pistol was safely locked up in Holston Police Department. So I still don't understand the Canadian gun laws.
I figured these moose and other animals probably are making marks on a tree or rock to remind themselves that around this time last year, cousin Bullwinkle disappeared and now hangs in someone's man cave. The hunter surely has a story about a battle to the death between he and the moose and in the end the moose ended up on the wall — well at least the front half did.
For the entire time I was in Newfoundland, I didn't see a single moose, caribou, or black bear. They probably checked those marks on rocks and trees and realized that those damn guys with the guns were coming back and it may be a good time to take the family to somewhere they don't become moose steaks or whatever it is that you eat off a moose.
I spent five days on the island and four of them were in the rain. The scenery was nice but nothing more spectacular than what I had already seen in the U.S., but the winds were in their own class.
In all my years of riding, I have never felt as challenged as I was on my return ride from the north end of the island, Saint Anthony's, back to the ferry. I was obviously riding south and right along the west edge of the island, which is in many locations just a matter of yards from the Atlantic Ocean. Not only was the wind strong but very cold coming off the water.
I made occasional stops at some of the small villages and learned that for the most part the residents were all crab or some type of fisherman. The villages were close to the coast line and the center of the island is sparsely inhabited, except where those moose were hiding.
My scheduled departure time for the ship back to Nova Scotia was 11:30 p.m., but passengers are required to check in at least two hours before departure. I was there plenty of time early and had a chance to visit with a couple of other guys who were returning.
After speaking with these locals, I realized that I really did not miss anything on the island that I should have seen and that Newfoundland was similar to Alaska in that it was not heavily populated, and that folks who lived there did so to get away from big-city issues.
For those of you who have been to Maui, this island is similar in that there is one highway that runs around the outer edge and goes about three-quarters of the way around and then you have to come back the same way you came, kind of like the road to Hana on Maui. I know you can actually travel all the way around Maui, which I have done, but it is not recommended for tourists. But here in Newfoundland there is no road to continue around on.
This time when I made my reservation for the return trip, I had a private lounge, which I'm not going to recommend because it was just as uncomfortable to sleep on as the regular lounge chair. I ended up sleeping on the floor — again.
The next morning, I was not well rested but ready to get back in the saddle and start my return across the good ol' U.S.
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There was an obituary for Walter Todd Pine — Aug. 25, 1923-Oct. 25, 2013 — in the Nov. 1 Mountain Democrat. I did not know him but sure do wish I could have. His neighbor, Denise Long, wrote a letter to honor his memory and thank him for what he taught her while they were neighbors. Those are words to live by in my book.
What a lovely tribute Denise wrote about such a wonderful man. Walter, you have inspired me even from the grave.
Rest in peace sweet soul, your obituary is on my fridge. Even us that didn't actually "know" you are keeping your memory alive.
Thank you, Denise Long, for your beautiful tribute to Walter Todd Pine.
Editor's note: Read the obituary here.


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Student volunteer Josh Weisberg reviews the tax return prepared Thursday for Derek and Julie Elgen by another student serving with Volunteer Income Tax Assistance at Southern Utah University.
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Tax season is now in full swing, as people across the nation scramble to complete their tax returns before that ominous April 15 deadline.
Southern Utah University student volunteers are helping lighten the load by assisting Iron County residents with average to lower incomes in completing their tax returns, free of charge.
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