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Coron Williams scored 15 points and Wake Forest moved into the fifth-place game of the Battle 4 Atlantis with a 77-63 win over USC on Friday.
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"I thought we came out with a lot of energy, a lot of togetherness," Wake Forest coach Jeff Bzdelik said. "We had 22 assists on 30 baskets. Everyone contributed. …This is a really solid win for us."
Wake Forest played 10 players — all 10 scored, all 10 had at least one rebound, nine had at least one assist and seven had either a block or a steal.
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My take on the king god of Norse mythology. Got a little tired of seeing depictions of him as this old guy with a short white beard and golden armour. In the myths, Odin spent a great deal of his life travelling the world to learn and gain knowledge. The antlers were added because I think an ancient god should be a bit more "primal" than the stories made up by men in the viking age.
This is the design that will be used in a comic I am planning to make called The Eye of Odin.
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Im in love of your Odin version who seems to be mixed with Cernunnos (celtic gods) , the design , the colors seems so right!
The horns look great, but how does He wear a wide-brimmed hat when He goes wandering? Is it just magic on the inside? Either way, this looks great, though! And it makes sense for Odin to look a bit more primal than the other Gods, since Him and His Brothers were some of the first beings in the Cosmos. One would think the Three of them would have some subtle physical similiarities to the Jotnar since Odin, Vini, and Ve came into being around the same time as the Hrimthursarr. Also, I see Huginn and Muninn, but why no Sleipnir? He wasn't with His....Mother(?) Loki, so why's He not here with His rider? I'd really like how Your Sleipnir looks....
The Allfather probably takes on a more subtle form while wandering. Like an old lady seeking shelter, or a bitter old fisherman.
I posted a preview of Sleipnir on my tumblr a couple of days ago. He appears very early in the story, and might get his own image like Odin and Loki has.
I posted a preview of Sleipnir on my tumblr a couple of days ago. He appears very early in the story, and might get his own image like Odin and Loki has.
I'm really digging this design man, that Odin looks like quite a badass!
I like this A LOT! He kind of reminds me of an owl! Specifically the one from the movie adaption of the novel, "Mrs. Brisby and the Rats of NIMH"
This is so different from the way Odin is usually portrayed, and it's so much cooler! I specially love what you did on his eyes and his clothes, you have a lot of attention for details, he looks more like an ancient god instead of a superhero from a Marvel comic book
Anyway it's really refreshing to see something like this, you did a great job Also good luck on your comic ^^
I'm glad you like it! I have never really been satisfied with depictions of the norse gods, so I'd rather do my own.
Wow so cool.
Love the style and all the detailed knots.
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I found this recipe in an old school cookbook, and I've taken it to many potlucks since then. The layers look so pretty in a glass bowl. —Sandy Fynaardt, New Sharon, Iowa
- 1 pound ground beef
- 1 envelope taco seasoning, divided
- 1 medium head iceberg lettuce, torn
- 1 can (16 ounces) kidney beans, rinsed and drained
- 1 large red onion, chopped
- 4 medium tomatoes, seeded and finely chopped
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Shareholders of PNC Financial Services Group PNC -1.5549534691954294% PNC Financial Services Group Inc. U.S.: NYSE USD83.57 -1.32 -1.5549534691954294% /Date(1454709784674-0600)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 3338765 AFTER HOURS USD83 -0.57 -0.682062941246859% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 18452 P/E Ratio 11.293243243243243 Market Cap 42119279846.1914 Dividend Yield 2.441067368672969% Rev. per Employee 303618 More quote details and news » ought to celebrate the end of a desultory year, in which the bank's shares zigged and zagged but are poised to finish flat. Next year could look a lot better for the Pittsburgh institution, given a growing fee business that could bolster its bottom line.
PNC's new Pittsburgh headquarters, shown in an architectural rendering, will be completed in 2015. The bank survived the financial crisis as a buyer of others. Bloomberg News
New commercial and industrial loans could drive earnings growth, as well, as PNC stands to benefit from a strong farm economy, increased fracking activity, and a manufacturing revival in its Midwest turf. If the stock starts to gain some well-deserved respect, its price/earnings multiple—now 8.9 times 2013 estimated earnings—could rise, pushing the shares up some 20%.
PNC (ticker: PNC) also has a gem of an asset in 36 million shares of BlackRock BLK -1.8967166082244182% BlackRock Inc. U.S.: NYSE USD307.75 -5.95 -1.8967166082244182% /Date(1454709722115-0600)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1044657 AFTER HOURS USD307.75 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 12900 P/E Ratio 15.550783223850429 Market Cap 50468844585.4187 Dividend Yield 2.9764419171405363% Rev. per Employee 939262 More quote details and news » (BLK), worth $7.4 billion as of last week, or $13.98 for each PNC share. Exclude those shares from PNC's $31 billion market value and its stock looks even cheaper, notes Wayne Nordberg, chairman and chief investment officer of Hollow Brook Wealth Management. He expects the shares to rally to between $65 and $70 in the next 12 to 18 months from a recent $59.
Banks in general have huge earnings potential if interest rates return to normal levels. Should long-term rates again rise sharply relative to short-term borrowing costs, as was once the case before quantitative easing ruled the land, banks would pocket a lot more change by borrowing at much lower rates than they lend. Under that scenario, PNC could earn a lot more than this year's expected $5.63 a share, or next year's forecast of $6.61.
PNC is perhaps best known for surviving the financial crisis of recent years as a buyer, instead of selling out. The bank purchased in 2007 Yardville National Bancorp, for $399 million and Mercantile Bankshares, for $5.9 billion. It purchased Sterling Financial in 2008 for $560 million. PNC snapped up National City in 2008 for $6.1 billion, and the U.S. retail-banking assets of Royal Bank of Canada Ry -0.9101471727343144% Royal Bank of Canada U.S.: NYSE USD51.17 -0.47 -0.9101471727343144% /Date(1454709721260-0600)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1208214 AFTER HOURS USD51.17 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 4095 P/E Ratio 7.603268945022288 Market Cap 105753734031.642 Dividend Yield 4.645149086611179% Rev. per Employee 560705 More quote details and news » (RY) earlier this year, for $3.6 billion.
PNC nonetheless accepted $7.6 billion under the Troubled Asset Relief Program amid the crisis but paid the TARP money back to the government in February 2010 after selling $3.4 billion of stock and unloading PNC Global Investment Servicing for $2.3 billion.
PNC's expansion has been directed by CEO James Rohr, 64, who has been with the bank since 1972. William Demchak, a former JPMorgan banker who joined as chief financial officer in 2002, is now the company's president, and is widely expected to take the top spot when Rohr retires in the next few years. Rohr presides over a bank with $301 billion of assets that is expected to generate $3 billion of net income this year, on $15.5 billion of revenue. It has 2,887 branches in 17 states and Washington, with branches concentrated in Pennsylvania, Ohio, and the mid-Atlantic states.
BARRON'S HAS BEEN POSITIVE on PNC in the past ("Conservative Bank, Liberal Upside," March 7, 2011), when the shares were slightly higher, at $60.95. But the subsequent RBC deal failed to impress investors because it reduced PNC's regulatory capital. While the shares offer a 2.7% dividend yield and the bank buys back a small number each year to offset dilution from stock options, it is expected to retain any additional earnings to bolster regulatory capital.
At the end of the third quarter, PNC's Basel III Tier 1 capital stood at around 7%, estimates John McDonald, an analyst at Sanford C. Bernstein, who has a Market Perform rating on the shares and a $68 price target. The bank's stated goal is to have Tier 1 common capital of between 8% and 8.5% by the end of 2013. Some competitors, such as Wells Fargo WFC -0.8082901554404145% Wells Fargo & Co. U.S.: NYSE USD47.86 -0.39 -0.8082901554404145% /Date(1454709691118-0600)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 23378676 AFTER HOURS USD47.86 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 355005 P/E Ratio 11.532530120481928 Market Cap 243707913781.799 Dividend Yield 3.134141245298788% Rev. per Employee 344922 More quote details and news » (WFC) and U.S. Bancorp USB -0.049862877088007976% U.S. Bancorp U.S.: NYSE USD40.09 -0.02 -0.049862877088007976% /Date(1454709640171-0600)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 10066695 AFTER HOURS USD39.99 -0.1 -0.24943876278373658% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 151645 P/E Ratio 12.646687697160884 Market Cap 69957050266.2659 Dividend Yield 2.5442753803941134% Rev. per Employee 322008 More quote details and news » (USB), already have capital closer to 8%, and are better-positioned to boost their return of capital to investors next year.
Another cloud over PNC relates to purchase-accounting accretion. After the bank completed its acquisitions, it marked the loans it purchased to fair value, which for many was below their face value. As their value has increased with a better economy, PNC has marked them up, and the gains are reflected in the bank's net interest margin and earnings. Those gains are declining, which make for tough comparisons this year and next.
Net interest margin in the third quarter was 3.82%, reflecting a drop of 0.07 of a percentage point from the prior year's like quarter, and a decline of 0.26 of a percentage point from the second quarter's 4.08%. Exclude purchase accounting and third-quarter "core" net interest margin was 3.43%, down from 3.53% in the second quarter and up from 3.37% in the third quarter of 2011.
PNC's Many Parts
Retail and institutional banking are the core of PNC's business. The company's BlackRock stake is worth more than $7 billion.
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|Corp. & Institutional Banking
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PNC says net interest margin will be boosted by $1.05 billion in 2012 because of purchase-accounting accretion, while next year's benefit will be a lesser $650 million. The impact is sizable relative to net interest income of $9.66 billion expected this year, and net interest income of $9.45 billion forecast for 2013 by Betsy Graseck, a Morgan Stanley analyst.
DESPITE A LOWER contribution to earnings from accretion accounting, earnings per share could rise 18% in 2013, largely because of the acquisition of RBC's U.S. retail banking operation. PNC bought it at a small discount to book value; it included 426 branches in Florida, North Carolina, Alabama, and other Southeastern states. The deal offered PNC the ability to expand quickly in the Southeast, and built upon the exposure to Florida it gained when it acquired National City Bank's roughly 1,300 branches in the Sunshine state and the Midwest.
The company has added staffers in those states so that all PNC products can be sold to branch clients. "If we get this right, it obviates the need to do acquisitions to grow the company," Demchak said at a recent investor presentation.
The Bottom Line
PNC shares have been treading water this year, but could rally as high as $70 in 2013 from a recent $59. The stock pays a 2.7% yield while you wait.
The bank gets about 20% of its profit from retail banking, 66% from commercial banking, 4% each from asset-management and residential-mortgage businesses, and 11% from BlackRock. PNC appears to be positioning itself for a rise in rates. In its quarterly conference call, Chief Financial Officer Richard Johnson said the bank is trying to keep its investment portfolio "very short-dated," as long-dated debt would sell off sharply if rates rose. Higher long-term interest rates would also allow the bank to charge more for its loans.
PNC and other banks will face tough times if the U.S. economy slides into recession. But if the fiscal cliff and a recessionary ditch can be avoided, PNC is nicely positioned to grow into its recent acquisitions and reward investors' patience.
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This post isn't related to my thesis topic, but I thought I might as well make somewhat of a fuss about it, because it does affect many people, including myself.
In response to Frank's comment on IE6's inability to properly load this research blog, I can only reply by saying that I too have the same problems when viewing my blog — and many others — using IE. (Thanks for your comment, by the way, Frank!)
I'm not sure how to address this issue of universal readability, because the template I am using for this blog is one of the default WordPress designs. What I do know about CSS though, is that IE is not very good at displaying websites in the way that they are coded to look like. I have encountered the same problem in designing websites over the years, and honestly I don't know why IE is still unable to meet scripting standards. (Not that there's anything wrong with that!)
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Michigan Law Review First Impressions, Vol. 111, p. 27, 2013
University of Arkansas Research Paper No. 14-19
Based on the two years I worked in the Admissions Office at Princeton University, I argue that many opponents of racial preferences misunderstand how selective universities evaluate applicants and, as a result, their policy arguments are weaker than generally believed. More specifically, I rebut three major critiques put forth by skeptics of affirmative action. First, I claim that racial preferences are less robust than most critics imagine. Second, I argue that affirmative action imposes fewer costs on both whites and blacks than critics indicate. Finally, I show that racial preferences have less weighty moral consequences than critics believe. In fact, an attack on affirmative action — divorced from a larger project of increasing fairness in college admissions — amounts to an attack on black social mobility.
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I've covered several topics about roleplay in this column. From breaking into the community to an RP wishlist to resolving RP-related conflicts, I've might have covered everything except for one of the most basic of roleplay elements: How do you host a roleplay event in SWTOR? Although Star Wars: The Old Republic varies in its presentation and tools, the types of events you can throw are pretty similar to the ones you can throw in any other MMOs. The tiny details vary, but the three basic type of events can be narrowed down to social, PvE, and PvP.
I've covered several topics about roleplay in this column. From breaking into the community to an RP wishlist to resolving RP-related conflicts, I've might have covered everything except for one of the most basic of roleplay elements: How do you host a roleplay event in SWTOR? Although Star Wars: The Old Republic varies in its presentation and tools, the types of events you can throw are pretty similar to the ones you can throw in any other MMOs. The tiny details vary, but the three basic type of events can be narrowed down to social, PvE, and PvP.
I don't want to suggest that hosting social events is easy by any stretch of the imagination, but these character-driven events can be less complex than the action-oriented events. Don't think that just because most of the event involves characters standing around talking to each other means that you don't have to spend time planning or that it can't easily fail because of inadequate planning. Remember: Proper preparation prevents poor performance.
One of my guild's most successful social events took more preparation than my latest complex roleplay adventure. The event encouraged and rewarded character interaction. We also offered many miniature venues for players to gravitate toward. Be warned: There are spoilers in the next paragraph.
Of course, I did ask a friend of mine at BioWare if he would play Darth Nox for the party, but as I expected, he had to turn it down. But that didn't stop someone from our guild naming a character Nox (or in our case, Nôx) and portraying that member of the Dark Council just for this event. With Nox there, our other Sith Lords had a point of contact to interact with. On top of that, she also kickstarted a social scavenger hunt. She would request of each person she spoke to that he find other Darths of various Sith Houses and "win" a token from them by earning their favor. By the end of the event, conversations cropped up all over the place, and as an added incentive we gave away special prizes to those who gained all five of the tokens.
That is just an example, of course. I've seen many other types of successful social events that involve costume contents or character auctions or -- my favorite -- livestreaming DJs.
Borrowing a term from PnP roleplaying games, I tend to call my PvE events campaigns or scenarios. These bits of storytelling usually involve mechanics and devices you'd normally see in a classic PnP game, specifically random number generation to determine the success or failure of an action, a dice roll. Star Wars: The Old Republic does not support every action a character can take, but there is always /roll. And a really nice feature of SWTOR's roll command is that you can set the maximum number to whatever you'd like by augmenting the command with an argument. By default, if you just type "/roll", you will display a random number between 1 and 100 to the members of your group who are nearby. If you add an argument to the command (i.e., /roll 20), you will display a random number to the rest of your group between 1 and 20. This allows you to introduce mechanics that you might find in a Wizards of the Coast game.
In my last event, I combined a bit of in-game mechanics with some classic PnP dice-rolling. The objective was to slice (Star Wars version of hacking) transportation terminals in Republic bases on Alderaan so that Imperial transports could assist another Alderaanian House and our characters could eventually win the favor of that House. As you can see in the screenshots I provided, some Republic areas make great staging grounds for events because the mobs are high-level elite or champions. We used Republic Wardpost Landa for this particular scenario. We were able to invade the primary entrance to the base to provide a distraction for the slicing team to sneak to the transportation terminal. For the slicing part, we used a PnP-style mechanic so that there was an element of chance and skill.
PvP events in a themepark MMO are probably the hardest to arrange, but I have participated in a couple of successful ones in SWTOR. For the most part, these types of events follow the same guidelines as the PvE events with the added bonus of direct conflict with the other faction.
Cross-faction communication in SWTOR is unfortunately difficult, but not impossible. My suggestion is to have a member or two of each faction to act as GMs and in some kind of voice chat together. This will allow for fast communication when the event kicks off. I would also suggest a venue that is off the beaten path so that there is little interference from random other players. For instance, my server recently hosted a battle at the Alderaanian starport.
A final note for any one of these examples: Allow time for character development either before, after, or during the event. Roleplayers like to create and portray these characters, and as GMs, we should always give them the opportunity to explore.
In the comments, let me know about an event you've attended. What did you like or not like? What was your favorite thing about it? What are some creative use of venues or mechanics that you've seen in SWTOR?
The Hyperspace Beacon by Larry Everett is your weekly guide to the vast galaxy of Star Wars: The Old Republic, currently in production by BioWare. If you have comments or suggestions for the column, send a transmission to email@example.com. Now strap yourself in, kid -- we gotta make the jump to hyperspace!


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So it'll be easier to type this online than it was to say it all teary-eyed on Friday night.
When I started Shareable Neighbourhood in 2012, it was literally just me and a clipboard and a dream to encourage the folks in my community to feel like they could make it a better place. It has been so, so humbling to watch it grow over the last three years. And now it feels like it's culminated, and it's bittersweet, but mostly I just feel proud of what we've done.
There were always two objectives, running on parallel tracks. One got to ride above ground, and that was the mission to get people to share something they knew about Old Strathcona and Mill Creek through walks and workshops. The one that rode mostly silently underneath was to build up people's confidence that they actually did know enough to have a voice in its direction, and build up the network and infrastructure so that they felt confident seizing opportunities to do something about all these issues they were passionate about, like urban agriculture and climate change.
That manifested first in walks about backyard gardens and foraging in Mill Creek and the history of streetcars in the area. And eventually it felt like we had the volunteer strength, experience, and passion to pursue a project together. That led us to create the Old Strathcona Greening Project, getting composters and rain barrels out and giving people the tools to make them work in their own home, and building a living wall together at Roots on Whyte. It was a really long process, but it was so gratifying to see the relationships people built, and to hear about the first time they got to water their gardens from a rain barrel, and to see kids and seniors getting dirt on their hands and building that wall of plants together.
So now that we've completed that project together, it feels like the right time to move on. We've decided that Shareable Neighbourhood is, at least officially, wrapped up. But there have been so many volunteers working together behind the scenes over the last few years, hand-drawing our plants of the river valley guide, trucking rain barrels all over the neighbourhood, and poring over tree guides together. Those connections feel like a solid legacy to leave behind. And I'm sure they will manifest in new projects together down the road.
The other thing I'm proud of is that by sticking to a grassroots model of basically being a group of friends who care about the neighbourhood, we proved that you don't need permission to make something happen. You don't need a degree or a politician or even a grant to get started. When you see a need, you can look to the people around you and do something about it.
I love Old Strathcona. I love the artists and writers who make this place so rich to be in. I love walking through Mill Creek Ravine and looking for the overwintering birds and edible burdock plants we learned about. I love the spirit of the people who ask about each other's gardens, swap zucchinis, and take care of each other. I am so proud to have been a part of an organization that has made it a little greener and a little more tightly woven together.
The Facebook group will stay up as a place to gather online.
I look forward to seeing everybody around the neighbourhood.
So it's been a long time since I've written about Shareable Neighbourhood, and it's grown a lot over the last year. As you might know, it's the little volunteer-run community group I started back in 2012 to get people sharing knowledge about local history, nature, and culture in Edmonton's Old Strathcona/Mill Creek area. When it started, we were leading backyard garden tours, foraging walks through Mill Creek Ravine, hosting local filmmaker showcases, that kind of thing. But the plan has always been to "level up" everyone participating, by taking on projects together.
I'd say we've definitely achieved that this summer.
With the support of the City of Edmonton and the Rotary Club of Edmonton Whyte Avenue, we came up with a Greening Project to get rain barrels and composters out to more people in the neighbourhood, for very cheap ($20). We created workshops on composting and rain barrel basics for the participants since most of them were newbies, and got tools they could borrow to install everything themselves. In exchange, they'll be sharing what they learned on one of our public tours, and putting up signs announcing that they've become a Mulch Master or a Water Warrior.
It's been tremendous fun so far. Putting together a grant proposal, making distribution maps, finding suppliers, and getting reimbursement cheques hasn't exactly been riveting. But seeing the look on people's faces when they finally get their big honking new composter is so satisfying. Today Finn and I led the first rain barrel workshop, and it felt so good to live the Shareable Neighbourhood spirit of being a proud non-expert, and still sharing what we know and helping other people feel more confident installing one themselves.
Next month, we'll be doing the public tours, and then at the end of the summer we'll host the last part of our project: building a living wall together in the Roots on Whyte community building together with Axis Mundi. We'd love for you to take part. It's such an honour to be in the company of a group of volunteers and community members who care so passionately about this place, and want to make it better.
I don't consider myself a social media maven, but there's something I really like about the hashtag #QTheFuture.
Not long after the revelations about Jian Gomeshi's string of abuses came out, the team of CBCers behind Q started asking their audience to use it to make Twitter, Facebook, and Google+ posts with ideas for the show's life post-Jian. Fans are tweeting about their favourite ideas for a new host (Piya Chattoopadhyay would be my pick – she's such a great interviewer), whether the name should be changed to Zed, and how to change the culture of the workplace to protect staff from sexual harassment. I'm totally bewildered that Norm MacDonald seems to be the Twitterverse's pick for the next host.
What I like about it is that is essentially hopeful, and it makes obvious that nobody does this work alone. I know I'm not the only one who feels conned realizing that so many of our favourite interviews with people like Caitlin Moran and Rich Aucoin were hosted by a man with a shadow life of brutal sexual aggression. But every great interview you ever heard Jian do — and any that sound retroactively sleazy now — was the product of a team. There were people racing through books to find brilliant authors, people calling up bands and doing fastidious pre-interviews, people writing up scripts for Jian to read on air, and people continuing the conversation on their website and social media. Hosting is an incredibly important role, but it's just one among many that create great radio.
Recognizing that fact, I'd like to recommend a few ways you can help great artists make some great work. First of course, you should definitely shout out to Q with the hashtag #QTheFuture.
Next, you should donate to help Radiotopia and Canadaland thrive. Radiotopia is the luminous new podcast network that brings together shows like 99% Invisible, Strangers, Theory of Everything, Love + Radio, and more. They're really close to their goal of 20,000 backers on Kickstarter, and it's going towards really worthwhile things like subsidizing health care for 99% Invisible producers (single payer rules, but kudos for working with what they've got) and bringing new shows online to make sure half of them are now hosted by women.
Meanwhile Jesse Brown's Canadaland was a show I've been listening to mostly because there is nobody else making podcasts about comedy writers from Northern Alberta, the wonder of Kate Beaton, and the CBC's attempts to cover its cutbacks in futuresauce. But seeing his work uncovering the Jian Gomeshi scandal and interviewing Glenn Greenwald about Canada's spy agencies monitoring our own citizens, I feel very prescient for becoming a monthly Canadaland supporter on Patreon.
Lastly, you should pick up a copy of Paddlenorth: Adventure, Resilience, and Renewal in the Arctic Wild by Jennifer Kingsley. I have the honour of being a friend of hers, and I'm really adoring this guide to her journey paddling down the Back and Baillie Rivers in the tundra. Ordinarily I wouldn't find a book about someone else's journey gripping, but she really sells it by peeling back layer after layer of skin to reveal little truths about herself, and about how we relate to wilderness.
When she's talking about her pre-trip anxiety, it shows as much about her as it does about what it means to survive. There's a scene where a trip companions named Jen wants to fire a test shot from a plastic pistol meant to scare away bears, and Jennifer's picturing herself trapped out in the wild with a bear circling for days to slowly hunt them down.
It would be my turn to hold the bear off, and I would reach into the plastic bag, powdery and acific, only to find we had used every little packet of sound and light.
My irrational fear and mumblings of complaint continued as Jen jammed the cartridge in place and fired.
"There," she said. "Easy."
And she was on to the next thing, dinner, while I stood on the bank, trapped by my imagination.
Or how about this gem: "Going into the wild is like going to sleep; you get there in stages."
Paddlenorth is her first book, and I think it's a fantastic read.
Nobody makes a book, or a podcast, or a great interview, alone. So let's give some love to the people making great stuff out there.
Edit: I feel embarrassed seeing that my last post before this lauded Jian Gomeshi as a great host. This is the pain many Canadians are feeling right now – those of us who he didn't directly hurt: that radio makes a host seem intimate and knowable, but dark water of fame and distance can hide what they're really like.
Before I worked at CBC, I used to think hosts like Eleanor Wachtel and Jian Gomeshi were superhuman. Not only had they read all the books they were interviewing authors about, they had beautifully well-developed questions ready in a tidy narrative arc. Then I started working as a producer behind the scenes and realized I'd be pre-interviewing the guests and coming up with a lot of those beautiful questions.
But the achievement still stands that these great hosts are doing a massive amount of reading to be prepared to talk to their guests. I've been doing a lot of preparatory reading for stories myself lately. It's eerie how much of a thrill it is to know you've done your homework when you pick up the phone or start prattling on in front of a microphone.
This week, you'll be able to read a story I wrote for Vue Weekly about Vivek Shraya's fantastic new novel She of the Mountains. I interviewed Vivek a few years ago about his documentary What I LOVE About Being QUEER, and She shares many of its themes in exploring race, sexuality, and searching for a sense of belonging. I guarantee you've never read a novel like it, though. It's an almost minimalist love story about a man searching for a way to reconcile his love of both men and women, learning to love himself, interwoven with the domestic blisses and bloody battles of Hindu gods and goddesses.
More recently, I got to race through Edmonton political affairs commentator Satya Das' book The Best Country: Why Canada Will Lead the Future in anticipation of moderating a panel talk for ACGC. I love hosting events like this, because there's so much research and craft that goes into guiding a conversation among speakers with vastly different perspectives live with an audience.
And my last blast of preparatory reading this summer was for Terra Informa. We had a summer reading club, where we reviewed wilderness journey Being Caribou, Margaret Atwood's dystopian novel The Year of the Flood, and the dense eco-poetry book Kill-Site. It's exciting to have a springboard in front of me with sticky notes and scribbles in the margin, from which I can leap off into questions about That Moment You First Heard Pierre Trudeau Speak, or What Stories From Your Childhood Inspired This Battle Scene.
In summary, feel free to give me homework that I can turn into a story or an engaging conversation in front of an audience. I crave it.
I'm about to take a big move. After two years working at the Alberta Council for Global Cooperation, I've decided to take a leap into a job in radio. This month I will become the News Coordinator at CJSR 88.5 FM, the Edmonton community radio station where I've been working on Terra Informa.
I love my team at Terra Informa. It embodies many of the best things I like about storytelling and volunteering. Our team is willing to take risks, like traipsing around in the snow and rattling the fence outside a planetarium after dark to narrate a whole episode about night. Everybody genuinely cares about each other, and recording together always feels like friends sitting down to have a good conversation. Now I'm going to be managing the current and new rosters of volunteer contributors for all of CJSR's Spoken Word shows, from our queer community anchor GayWire to University of Alberta partnerships like The Gateway Presents.
I'm really excited to have the opportunity to work with CJSR's impressive base of volunteers and community supporters and build on our legacy of independent, award-winning spoken word programming that challenges the status quo. My predecessor Matt Hirji has a gigantic mural of Ira Glass on his wall, good-naturedly watching out, eyes clearly curious and hungry as all get out. Ira will be hovering over me too on my new journey. Wish me luck.
Finn Sound's paintings are riddles in geometry, abstract symbol, and colour. They're like individual cells of an unseen body, each one containing the DNA of the larger coded and playful landscape.
Finn Sound is my boyfriend. And this weekend, that landscape is on display at Art Walk on Edmonton's Whyte Ave.
When I first met him, he told me he was working on about 20 different canvases, piece by piece, all at the same time. It makes sense when you see the twisted arms, peaks, and scraps of memories that keep making appearances.
I love his stuff because it's usually both tense and whimsical. Mad god-like creatures, ceolocanths, squid, his family, churches… they all intrude, and he doesn't seem to be able to predict when they do.
I'm helping him show off his work this Friday, Saturday, and Sunday from 10-5. We're on the south side of Whyte Ave, between 105 and 106 Street. Come by and see the body of work he's calling "Red Mountain Fragments." It's a world worth swimming in.
This spring, I've had the chance to peek into what life without ID looks like in Canada, interview one of Canada's most interesting authorities on environmental policy, and produce the most music-centred story I've ever done for Terra Informa.
First off, the story I made for the many people who asked to hear the recordings I made of artist Páll Guðmundsson while I was in Iceland. This story was a mix of liquid luck and preparation that paid off. If ferry workers hadn't been striking in south Iceland where we originally wanted to go, our friends at the tourist bureau in Reykjavík would never have recommended we go check out Páll's rock sculptures in his tiny summer village of Húsafell. Fortunately I had packed my pocket-sized Zoom audio recorder just in case I met someone life changing, whose story I absolutely needed to tell.
Have you ever gone somewhere new and had the feeling that you've been there before? Imagine going away on a trip and finding that everything you see reminds you of home: the stores have the same shape and sell the same clothes, the restaurants serve the same sort of food, the people listen to the same kind of music…
What about somewhere embraces its own character and qualities? That's what I saw in Páll Guðmundsson, an artist whose local and naturally inspired work makes his home feel one-of-a-kind. Listen from about 10:18:
Next, my interview with Scott Vaughan, Canada's former Environment Commissioner and the new President and CEO of the International Institute for Sustainable Development (IISD). IISD just took a big leap forward for themselves, and for aquatic science in Canada, by successfully negotiating to become the new operator of the Experimental Lakes Area in northern Ontario. It's one of Canada's most important (and most famous) scientific research facilities.
There, scientists have a unique ability to conduct experiments on entire lake ecosystems — in some cases, their research lasts over decades. The research there has caused major changes in the way we live in Canada: like how acid rain affects freshwater fish, and how phosphates in our detergents can cause algae blooms.
But in 2013, the federal government said it felt the Experimental Lakes Area's research was no longer necessary, and to be be shut down. That set off a mad scramble from environmental groups, activists, and researchers around the world to find a way to keep it alive.
I got a chance to meet Scott Vaughan at the Zero 2014 sustainability conference in Edmonton to discuss how the year of upheaval will affect the research at the ELA, and what he learned about the federal government's attitude towards research during his time as Canada's Commissioner of Environment and Sustainable Development. We had a frank talk about whether he and the other parliamentary officers who've irritated the government ever get together and commiserate, but regrettably I had to cut it out of this Terra Informa story. The rest still makes for a fascinating story, I think. Listen from about 1:28:
Finally, this week I finally got a story out that I've had in my head for a long time. Last year, I noticed a flyer up in the Stanley A Milner library in downtown Edmonton, advertising an ID storage service at Boyle Street Community Services. I was intensely curious why anyone would need to have the centre lock their ID away. It led me down a rabbit hole of the frustrations that face seniors, homeless people, the recently-incarcerated, anyone who wasn't born in Canada, and ultimately, our democracy.
You can check out the story online or on newstands in Vue Weekly.


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Update on AdelaidaAdelaida is a member of the communal bank "Señor de los Temblores II" in the city of Cusco, Peru. She is a very hardworking woman who is continuing with her business selling snacks from a cart in a location that is at the entrance of one of the city's universities.
At this time, Adelaida is requesting a loan to reinvest in her business by purchasing merchandise such as sweets, cookies, chocolates, chewing gum, and soft drinks.
Adelaida works hard and sacrifices herself to pay for the college expenses of her youngest daughter. She is very grateful to Kiva for allowing her to give her family a better quality of life, and her daughter a better education.
Adelaida trabaja mucho y se sacrifica para pagarle los estudios superiores a la menor de sus hijas, y por ello la socia está muy agradecida con KIVA por permitirle dar una mejor calidad de vida a su familia y una mejor educación a su hija.
Previous Loan DetailsLa socia pertenece al banco comunal "SEÑOR D. LOS TEMBLORES II"; El banco está ubicado en el distrito D. Cusco, perteneciente a la provincia D. Cusco y departamento D. Cusco. Adelaida, 58, is a member of the "SEÑOR D. LOS TEMBLORES II" (Lord of the Earthquakes II) communal bank located in C... More from Adelaida's previous loan »
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Jaswinder Bolina is an American poet and essayist. He is author of the chapbook The Tallest Building in America (Floating Wolf Quarterly 2014) and the full-length collections Phantom Camera (winner of the 2012 Green Rose Prize in Poetry from New Issues Press) and Carrier Wave (winner of the 2006 Colorado Prize for Poetry from the Center for Literary Publishing at Colorado State University). An international edition of Phantom Camera is available from Hachette India.
His poems have appeared in numerous literary journals, been included in The Best American Poetry series, and been translated into Russian for inclusion in the Russian literary journal Polutona.
His essays can be found at The Poetry Foundation, The State, Himal Southasian, The Writer, and other magazines. They have also appeared in or are forthcoming from anthologies including The Task of Un/Masking (University of Georgia Press 2014), Language: A Reader for Writers (Oxford University Press 2013), and Poets on Teaching (University of Iowa Press 2011).


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In this article for teachers, Elizabeth Carruthers and Maulfry Worthington explore the differences between 'recording mathematics' and 'representing mathematical thinking'.
How could you arrange at least two dice in a stack so that the total of the visible spots is 18?
What do the digits in the number fifteen add up to? How many other
numbers have digits with the same total but no zeros?
Arrange three 1s, three 2s and three 3s in this square so that
every row, column and diagonal adds to the same total.
Annie cut this numbered cake into 3 pieces with 3 cuts so that the
numbers on each piece added to the same total. Where were the cuts
and what fraction of the whole cake was each piece?
There are nasty versions of this dice game but we'll start with the nice ones...
Find out what a Deca Tree is and then work out how many leaves
there will be after the woodcutter has cut off a trunk, a branch, a
twig and a leaf.
Find the next number in this pattern: 3, 7, 19, 55 ...
The clockmaker's wife cut up his birthday cake to look like a clock
face. Can you work out who received each piece?
Number problems at primary level that may require determination.
Number problems at primary level that require careful consideration.
Number problems at primary level to work on with others.
Use 4 four times with simple operations so that you get the answer 12. Can you make 15, 16 and 17 too?
Well now, what would happen if we lost all the nines in our number
system? Have a go at writing the numbers out in this way and have a
look at the multiplications table.
On the table there is a pile of oranges and lemons that weighs
exactly one kilogram. Using the information, can you work out how
many lemons there are?
Put the numbers 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 into the squares so that the
numbers on each circle add up to the same amount. Can you find the
rule for giving another set of six numbers?
On a calculator, make 15 by using only the 2 key and any of the
four operations keys. How many ways can you find to do it?
Max and Mandy put their number lines together to make a graph. How
far had each of them moved along and up from 0 to get the counter
to the place marked?
Put operations signs between the numbers 3 4 5 6 to make the highest possible number and lowest possible number.
Peter, Melanie, Amil and Jack received a total of 38 chocolate
eggs. Use the information to work out how many eggs each person
Fill in the numbers to make the sum of each row, column and
diagonal equal to 34. For an extra challenge try the huge American
Flag magic square.
Fill in the missing numbers so that adding each pair of corner
numbers gives you the number between them (in the box).
Rocco ran in a 200 m race for his class. Use the information to
find out how many runners there were in the race and what Rocco's
finishing position was.
Who said that adding couldn't be fun?
Amy has a box containing domino pieces but she does not think it is a complete set. She has 24 dominoes in her box and there are 125 spots on them altogether. Which of her domino pieces are missing?
Try adding together the dates of all the days in one week. Now
multiply the first date by 7 and add 21. Can you explain what
There are three buckets each of which holds a maximum of 5 litres.
Use the clues to work out how much liquid there is in each bucket.
Can you draw a continuous line through 16 numbers on this grid so
that the total of the numbers you pass through is as high as
Place the digits 1 to 9 into the circles so that each side of the
triangle adds to the same total.
Where can you draw a line on a clock face so that the numbers on
both sides have the same total?
Mrs Morgan, the class's teacher, pinned numbers onto the backs of
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is cramping in early pregnancy normal?
i think i am about 4 wks prego and i am worring myself sick my stomach is always crampd and my back hurts not too much nausea but i went for an ultrasound last week they couldnt see ne thing in my uterus they checked my hormone levels definitly pregnant but i am so worried about a tubal pregnancy that my stomach is in knots i go for another ultrasound in two days but i cant seem to calm down about this i have a very pysical job and at work the cramping is worse no bleeding though. i know i need to just relax but it is so hard i want this baby so bad this ever happend to ne one eles please help
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Hi Im in the same situation I went to the doctors because I didn't come on my period and I kept getting really bad cramps on one side of my lower stomach! My doctor sent me for a scan and blood test nothing showed up in the scan and they couldn't see anything but the bloodtest doubled In 2 days which means their is a pregnancy their! I have another scan on Monday. I feel the same as you I'm so scared I want very thing to be alright I want this baby so bad me and my partner is so happy but we have so much bad luck I'm just crossing my fingers that everything goes to plan. Do not worry about a thing xxposted 05/31/2013 by Nicolemoore18
I think I'm about 2 weeks pregnant and I've been cramping the entire time. I took 2 prego tests already and they came back neg, but I think it was too soon to tell. Today is the day I should get my period and I'm cramping like its coming but it feels different. My period is always regular and these past two weeks have just been weird for me. I want to take a prego test today but I'm waiting it out to see if my period comes..posted 05/20/2013 by september_88
I am in my 5th week about half way through and am having off and on cramping alot when i have to use the restroom and i am constantly in a worry state that there is something wrong also. I had my first ultrasound last friday and the baby is in the right place. My doctor reassures me not to worry, ugh its very difficult every little ache scares me. The cramps fill like grabbing and i guess sharp in a way but nothing crazy and i am super gassy! did anyone else experience something like this?posted 05/14/2013 by benttwig1989
I'm 6 weeks and have experienced terrible cramping that has waken me up the past 4 nights. It was like bad period cramps all over again :( Last night I took a hot shower before bed, ate a couple of ginger snap cookies (for nausea) and drank a ton of water. FINALLY slept through the night!posted 05/06/2013 by jg007
I am 5 wks today with my 1st and have had dull pressure/light cramping for a week now. It started the day I got my bfP. It's not painful, just uncomfortable at times. I think some of us are just really in tune to our changing bodies and from what I understand, as long as it isn't severe or there is blood, it is normal. Our bodies are going through a lot of changes!posted 04/30/2013 by jessieevensen
The same here with the cramping but my feets back and my head hurts so bad but i guess that's do to my job and i can't get no sleep at night do to using the restroom! This will be my 3 child and my baby now is 11 year's old,talk about starting over.I feel sorry for my baby boy friend lolposted 04/19/2013 by quntell26
I'm 7 weeks and I was freaking out about all the cramps and spotting going on. I didn't my research and asked tons of questions and it's normal.. It's just an awkward way of your preparing itself for the changes going on. Some women acctually do have a menstrual cycle while pregnnt but it doesn't last forever. If you stress yourself out it's just going to make matters worse. the bsolute last thing any pregnant woman should do is stress and worry. Erything is fine , just get you regular check ups and prepare for your blessing. CONGRATS <3posted 04/17/2013 by michaelasamone
hi everyone hope u guys can help me out my period was to start yesterday . am hoping am pregnant, for the past 2 weeks i been having backache , alot of cramping and my breast is a little tender i got hot all of a sudden and i tired alot easy and i go to the bathroom alot often am keeping my fingers cross wish me luckposted 04/08/2013 by kesy23
Hi my names heather and on Easter I found out I was prego :) .. A few days ago I went to the doctors and they had me to there pregnancy test and she told me I was 5 weeks. She told me I have to start eating and drinking wayyy more then I do. So I asked her about the cramping and she told me not going to tell u it's good or bad but to keep an eye out for it and maybe it was from being dehydrated but I've been drinking lost of water an still have them. My question is when I cough or put any type of pressure on my lower abdominal I get sharp pains is that normal????posted 04/04/2013 by hdd387
Im 4 1/2 weeks pregnant, and i have been experiencing cramps on my left side. Im pretty scared because i had miscarriage about 3 months ago.. I dont wanna go through that again. I dont know what to think... But i have an appointment in a week. Oh and i only have had 1 AF.. And i also had a d&c. Can anyone give me any answers? Im nervous..posted 03/19/2013 by *k0tt0nm0uthkw33n*
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I bought these curtains for a guest room. I wanted something I could push to the side due to a nightstand is in front of part of one side of the window. So happy they came as a pair because one panel would not have been enough. I have plantation shutters so I did not want to hide them. I pushed them close enough to look like one full panel. They look like they cost more then they did and feel great.
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I just received these panels minutes ago. First of all, so excited to see the beautiful color. Exactly as pictured. The quality, for this price, is excellent. Weighted corners to hang beautifully; ample, wide tabs on the back at top will make for ease of sliding panels open/close; and finally, the fabric itself is substantial--not too heavy but also not at all thin or flimsy. I won't hang these for a couple weeks because I'm in the process of cleaning/redecorating most of my home and that will take some time. I actually ordered a new, large rug from the big "O", scheduled for delivery 4 days from now. These panels will pair perfectly with that rug (ivory). If they hang as nice as I predict they will, I will be ordering several more panels for my bedroom. They are a bargain!
ssouthern from Charleston,WV, 06/04/2015
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suzy43 from Georgia, 06/04/2015
These curtains are a good value for the money-- 120" drapes can be very expensive and these are a great way to add a pop of color next to the white wood shutters on my bedroom windows! I needed 5, which was good as one of the 6 panels was a little off in color. I used that to make some pillows and they look fine. The fabric is odd- think thin neoprene- but it means it's solid without having the extra weignt of being lined.
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They are perfect for a room darkening! Love the color and quality.
VirginiaK.S. 06/04/2015
These look good and were easy to hang
lonklene 06/04/2015
Satiny feel to the fabric, which is thick and solid weight in a pretty celery green with slight iridescent sheen. Blackout works well, but it needed to be a little wider for my balcony windows, so I had to get a valance.
epiphany 06/04/2015
Love the fabric and drape of these draperies. I'm a designer and used them in my own living room. Beautiful!
JudithM. 06/04/2015
We wanted a rich golden color and these fit the bill. They block the sun really well, and help keep the house cool.
ziggywiggy from Los Angeles, CA 05/21/2014
High quality soft fabric with a nice drape. Fabric is smooth (no texture) so I imagine dirty or greasy hands will leave marks. I plan on buying a small rod I can sew onto the top to pull them opened and closed without using my hands. I don't have little children so this isn't a huge issue for me, but they are dry clean only and I don't want to have to spend the money to clean them if I don't have to. Dimensions were accurate. The color is a yellow green which compliments indoor plant foliage but generally has more yellow in it than plant leaves. I think you could call this color celery but with more depth to the color. I bought 4 panels for my large living room window and the fit is very good. I could sleep on the sofa and not have the morning sunlight wake me up. These hang with either a rod through the top pocket or you can put the rod through the individual loops sewn on back side. The curtains slide open and close very easily with the rod through the individual loops sewn on the backside. Overall it was an excellent buy for the price.
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I bought and returned several sets of curtains before buying these. These are lovely. Perfect soft green color, perfect length, soft and drapey, and they do block light remarkably well. I love that they are the same color on both sides, and how the fabric looks and feels. Simply wonderful curtains.
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These curtains are effective in giving privacy and keeping out a bit of cold. I only wish they came with tie-backs. But for the price they are great looking and effective.
1pelican from New York, NY 05/21/2014
Not exactly the color I wanted. Which I knew from the photo. But it blends well.
teeteedee from ohio 05/21/2014
These blackout curtains are beautiful. The material is thick but not stiff. They hang beautifully. I had to return them because they are more of a yellow-green and I need a brown-green. But I would highly recommend them because of the quality and beauty of the fabric. Wish they would have worked for me.
indigomom94 from MSP, MN 05/21/2014
My daughter wanted nice inexpensive panels for her apartment and they had to be long 120". Those are pretty expensive most places. Choosing to go to halfpricedrapes to find them was a perfect idea. These panels were very nice and a great quality and the price was fantastic. Color was just like it was in the picture and the texture of a lightly brushed microfiber feel was great. They do not look cheap and hang very well. Being a designer, I never expected to get this kind of quality for this price. The blackout lining was an added plus and I think it helped them look nice and full because it acted as a thick lining you would use in a custom made panel. One more boost for halfpricedrapes... When they arrived I was one curtain short. I called customer service and they were sooo helpful and kind. she reordered another one for me right away and sent it out immediately. When I received it THIS TIME there were 2 which gave me one extra panel. Being the honest person I am, I could not keep it without calling. They told me to just keep it and enjoy. Maybe I could find use for it. AND I did. Making a roman shade for the French door. LOVE halfpricedrapes.. Will be ordering from the, again.
adoorablecreations from Greenville, SC 05/21/2014
Wonderful wonderful product that is a hit among my acquaintances. They love the curtains. Especially the beautiful color. What more is there to say.
blessedone5 from albany ny 05/21/2014
These drapes are absolutely gorgeous. Nice and heavy, creating beautiful lines as they hang. Very soft celery color, complimented by the almost silky, but not shiny, fabric. Very high quality look and feel. We're thrilled. Totally worth the money.
megshopper from AZ 05/21/2014
I've purchased several "blackout" curtains in the past years and these are true blackout curtains! These do the job. You can still see a little light in, but not much. I have YET to find a blackout curtain that lets in NO light in. I'm please with the quality, color is true to site, and I love the material. They have little anchors sewn in on the bottom ends so they lay nicely when hung. I wish they had more colors available...I would have ordered more for the other bedrooms!
lovesasteal from Woodbury, MN 05/21/2014
Love everything about these curtains! Color was perfect!
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