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Exhibition celebrates life and work of Charlotte Bronte
An exhibition celebrating the life of Charlotte Bronte opens at the National Portrait Gallery today.
It includes portraits, personal belongings and manuscripts belonging to the eldest of the three Bronte sisters to mark the 200th anniversary of her birth on April 21st.
"Celebrating Charlotte Bronte", which runs until August 14th, celebrates one of the most celebrated authors of the 19th century. Her novels, which include "Jane Eyre" (1847), "Shirley" (1849) and "Vilette" (1853) continue to capture the imaginations of readers today.
The display explores Brontë's life and literary career through portraits and includes treasures on loan from the Brontë Parsonage Museum in Haworth.
Central to the display will be the presentation of new research into the only surviving painted portraits of Charlotte with her two sisters, Emily and Anne, by their brother Branwell, in the Gallery's Collection. This will explore the intriguing story of its discovery folded on top of a wardrobe, subsequent acquisition by the Gallery and its restoration.
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Boy genius, aged six, prepares for maths GCSE
Sherwyn Sarabi is only six - but he is already revising for his maths GCSE which he will take later this year.Read the full story ›
Fundraising campaign launched to refurbish JORVIK Viking Centre
The York Archaeological Trust has launched a fundraising campaign to refurbish JORVIK Viking Centre.
It is looking to raise £2 million to recreate Viking York for visitors. The exhibition was hit by the floods over Christmas. The Trust now hopes to restore the attraction and create completely new displays.
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New technique helps school pupils find breathing space
Primary school children in Worksop are being taught special breathing techniques to help them feel calm.Read the full story ›
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Children discover opera thanks to Ann Maguire Fund
Children in four Yorkshire schools are being introduced to opera, thanks to a £10,000 donation from the Ann Maguire Arts Education Fund.Read the full story ›
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Mablethorpe secondary school to close in August
Mablethorpe's only secondary school is to close this year - despite a petition to save it which has gained more than 8000 signatures.Read the full story ›
Closure of Mablethorpe school is the 'only option'
Mablethorpe's only secondary school is to close, due to financial problems and falling pupil numbers.
Governors at Monks' Dyke Tennyson College voted for closure in October and now a formal decision has been taken for the school to shut. Students will instead be taught at the school's other campus in Louth.
It was an extremely difficult decision for governors to make proposing closure of the Mablethorpe site, but faced with financial pressures due to a significant decline in school numbers, there was really no other option. All school children deserve the best educational opportunities and this couldn't be guaranteed in these circumstances.
Based on all the evidence put before the Children and Young People Scrutiny Committee, I have made the decision to close the school. However, I have listened to the views of the scrutiny committee and those of the local action group – we will not dispose of the Mablethorpe site or use it for other purposes for the next 12 months to allow time for alternative education proposals to be put together.
Award for ice-bucket challenge couple
The couple who brought the Ice Bucket Challenge to Britain will today receive a British Citizen award for their services to volunteering and charitable giving.
Paula and Robert Maguire from Wakefield have raised more than £4m for charity. Last year Paula was crowned national fundraiser of the year at the Pride of Britan Awards. Here they are in action.
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Charity steps in to help deaf pupil after bike stolen
A charity has stepped in to give a 14-year-old deaf pupil from Castleford Academy a new bike after his was stolen.Read the full story ›
Bereaved mother backs child safety campaign
A bereaved mother from South Yorkshire is backing a new campaign to put the safety of children back at the heart of all decisions made by the family courts.
Claire Throssell's two sons Jack and Paul Sykes, were just 12 and nine when they were were killed by her ex husband Darren Sykes after he set alight his house in Penistone.
Claire is backing the 'Child First' campaign launched by Women's Aid. It calls on the Government and family courts 'to put the safety of children back at the heart of all decisions made by the family court judiciary'.
It is to coincide with the charity's 'Nineteen Child Homicides' report which highlights the cases of 19 children all intentionally killed by a parent who was also a known perpetrator of domestic abuse.
No other parent should have to comfort their children as they die knowing that it has been done maliciously and if this campaign can highlight what needs to change and keep people and children safer then Jack and Paul's deaths haven't been in vain


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Israel wants guaranteed funding for missile defense projects, while U.S. wants to phase out authorization for Israel to buy Israeli-made weapons and supplies with American security aid.23:11 03.05.16 | 0 comments
If Noble pulls out then it would mean we have to wait until another company comes along and is willing to invest and negotiate new contracts with the government, it would put the whole project on hold for years. If Noble pulls out the only other option the government will have will be to buy Nobles share in the fields which will cost billions and then drill and pump the gas ourselves. Keep all the money long term but short term we will have to shell out billions in taxpayer funds. Companies as big as Noble are able to dictate terms because they can afford to. israel is not the only country in the world with gas that Noble has a share in.

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Facebook to implement threaded commenting on Facebook pages
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Have you ever wished to reply directly to a specific comment in a Facebook discussion? Are you tired of tagging someone only to find out that others have replied to your post? Well, this new feature that Facebook is cooking might please you.
There are reports that said Facebook devs are now eyeing to implement threaded commenting on Facebook pages. Meaning, you can reply to whoever you want to talk to instead of being buried down to the unrelated comments. This will also pump up the discussion because it will greatly help in continuing the conversation.
"You can reply to whoever you want to talk to instead of being buried down to the unrelated comments."
Aside from the threaded commenting, reports also revealed that Facebook is finding a way to rank better and sensible comments to the top for other users to see. This way, garbage comments will be out of the way and it will be less annoying.
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Considered one of the community's best-kept secrets, the Civitan Child Welfare Auxiliary has already given $18,678 in grant money to children with disabilities in the year 2014 alone.
Last year, the organization created by the Chattanooga Civitan Club gave over $70,000.
Tom Henley of Henley Medical said, "The very best carpenter cannot build a beautiful home without tools. What we do is provide tools for children with disabilities.
He said the Auxiliary provides families with money to get things most people would never think about needing.
The Auxiliary paid for one child to get a prosthetic leg that could go in the water, so he could swim again like any other child. Other children have received money to get things like motorized wheel chairs or van lifts, equipment that can make their lives much easier.
Mr. Henley said, "We take our ability to clean ourselves and hygiene for granted. With so many of our children, it's very challenging." He showed the Civitan Club special chairs and equipment to help with this process, all funded by the Auxiliary.
He said, "The way that it improves their lives is immeasurable."
On Friday afternoon, the Auxiliary presented a specially made tricycle to a young girl with Down Syndrome. Already faced with heart and lung problems from an early age, the girl had even more hurdles to overcome when her medications started causing weight gain.
Her mother knew that this could be detrimental to her heart and lungs, so she reached out to the Auxiliary for help finding a way for her daughter to exercise.
Civitan Club member and member of the Auxiliary board Bill Dietzen said the organization wants to help even more children.
At the end of each year, any money in the fund not used on specific children is donated to various children's organizations. However, he said, everyone would rather the money be given directly to families of special needs children.
Because of this, Mr. Dietzen and the rest of the board encouraged anyone with a child with disabilities needing help to contact the organization.
He said, "We get a whole lot more pleasure out of doing it for kids."
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Many new faces for Echuca Football Club
Former Collingwood and Melbourne footballer Simon Buckley is one of many new recruits for Echuca Football Club.ZACH HUBBER January 14, 2013 4:11am
Ready to line up for Echuca Football Club in 2013 are (from left) Tom Stevens, Josh Edgar, captain Brendan Prendergast, Simon Buckley, Mitch Hore and Jordan Florance
Former Collingwood and Melbourne footballer Simon Buckley headlines a list of Echuca Football Club recruits to help the Murray Bombers climb back towards the top of the Goulburn Valley Football League ladder.
Buckley, who played 21 AFL games with the Demons and 26 with the Magpies, will be joined by former Echuca players Josh Edgar and Jordan Florance, while Tom Stevens will play full-time after a stint with Sandringham in the VFL last year.
Echuca coach Cameron Stewart said the signings of Buckley and other former players were exciting from a club perspective.
''We're really rapt to have (Buckley) on board,'' Stewart said.
''He's obviously come out of an elite competition, the best in the world really, so to have him on board to help our senior blokes and also our younger guys is going to be a great advantage for our footy club.''
Despite mainly playing in defence during his AFL career, Stewart said Buckley would play more of an onball role.
''He'll obviously play around the footy, wherever it suits our side most,'' he said.
''With Rhys (Archard) and Scooter (McGlone) and the likes going through the middle and with Tommy (Stevens) back, our depth is going to be really strong and that's what we wanted.
''If we can run nine, 10 or 11 blokes through the middle of the ground then we're going to be a much better side.''
Talks with Buckley started at the end of October after Collingwood delisted the defender.
The 25-year-old, who is good family friends with the Eishold family, had been in talks with the Murray Bombers before putting pen to paper on Saturday.
Buckley said he was looking forward to starting a new chapter in his life with Echuca.
''Ever since the process began, Cam's been telling me all about the young guys, how the average age was only 21 and about all the debutants last year,'' he said.
''With the direction the club's heading it's going to be pretty exciting I think.
''I'm not the most vocal guy on the ground, but obviously I'm happy to share my knowledge and experience with the younger players and help out wherever I can and help the coaching staff as well.''
Buckley will continue to live in Melbourne where he is soon to start a plumbing apprenticeship and will visit his Moama-based parents when playing near Echuca, another incentive for signing.
Before the GVFL season, he will also play one or two more games with the Darwin Buffaloes in the Northern Territory Football League.
''I've already played a couple of games up there, which was an awesome experience,'' he said.
''It's great for the fitness playing in 35 to 40°C heat.''
Buckley said his AFL career was now behind him and that the chance to start new projects was an exciting one.
''I'm pretty content at the moment,'' he said.
''I was probably ready to move on and probably not enjoying it over the last year or so, just having (football) as your job and your life style.
''I'm still young enough at 25, so I'll start some new things while I can and move on.
''I still love footy and love training and everything else that comes with it, but it was wearing me thin in the end.''
Buckley will team up with new ruckman Edgar, who returns after playing two seasons with Leitchville-Gunbower, while Florance returns from a year off football.
Edgar finished fourth in the Heathcote and District Football League best and fairest in 2011 after winning the club best and fairest the same year.
Echuca missed out on signing Jake Wilkinson, brother of Liam Wilkinson, due to his work arrangements in Shepparton.
But Stewart said it was not realistic to sign everyone on the wish list.
''We set out at the end of last year to recruit not real heavily, but we had a select criteria in place,'' he said.
''The bigger blokes are going to obviously help us out going forward because we were certainly lacking in the big-man department, but by the same token we'll be looking to play our kids because our kids are our future.''
''It's great to have names on paper, but it's irrelevant when the ball bounces.''
One of the players Stewart referred to was Mitch Hore, who is one of up to eight players to be elevated from the under 16s.
Hore, who was named best on ground in Echuca Green's grand final win against Kyabram last season, said he was hoping to learn from the senior Murray Bombers.
''It puts me in the right direction and hopefully I can learn a lot from guys like Buckley and even hopefully to try and push for a few games,'' he said.
With the new recruits and promotion of younger players, Stewart was excited for where the club was headed.
''We played 21 debutants last year, 13 of them were under 18s and we'll probably have six or eight coming through from our under 16s this year,'' Stewart said.
''Probably four or five of them will be lucky enough to play senior footy and if they can have the same impact that our kids had this year, then we're going to be a much better place.''
Echuca's pre-season training starts on Monday, January 21.
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Combat Evolved is a mod overhaul for the Jagged Alliance - Back in Action game that expands/improves the vanilla game in many ways, from adding items, fixing bugs, increasing difficulty, balancing gameplay features to the point of restoring some of the soul the Jagged Alliance mercs used to have.
The variety of weapons and items is greatly expanded with weapons starting from the WWII Pecheneg to the exotic AAC Honey Badger, the ballistic protection is more varied and now has an alternative that can be worn underneath the clothes, the AI will now engage in better tactics, different behaviours based on the enemy type, the gameplay progression will feel more balanced and challenging, personality has been breathed in all the characters, all the gameplay will feel different in a better way.
To date, except the translations, this continues to be a one-man project so the development might be slow at points, depending on my time, but I'll always try to deliver compatibility patches with the latest game version within 24 hours from release. Other than that, if you feel like contributing in some way, drop me a line.
First of all, a huge thanks to sbobovyc for his tools, without those none of this would be possible.
Kevin MacLeod from Incompetech.com for "Junkyard Tribe" (main menu song).
Thanks to MrRaven for his great UI mod and for allowing me to make it a part of CE and modifying where needed.
I particularly want to thank daedalusxxi for the spanish localization, Calippo for the italian one, DaBoss for the german translation and emmanuuel for the (groovy!?) french localization.
Thanks to Confus for the initial brainstorming, the nudge that I needed to get things moving and some weapons descriptions.
Credits to the JA2 1.13 team for some weapons descriptions that I shamelessly ripped.
Credits to SirTech for the mugshots.
My girlfriend for not busting my balls while I was doing this and even for assisting me with some data checking.
Download link for the latest mod version (compatible with game patch 1.13e to 1.13g): Download CE v1.07.300812 (49.4 Mb)
If you feel like supporting this mod (which is in no way mandatory but is really appreciated due to the fact that JA: BiA modding tends to eat up my time in which I could be otherwise productive ) you can
Note: If you have a vanilla savegame, a new game is highly advisable since there are too many changes that won't take effect and unwanted behaviour might occur. If you have a 1.05/1.05b CE mod savegame, it should be compatible, except for the fact that things like stats for the already hired mercs and content for the already looted containers won't come in effect.
A list of all the features that Combat Evolved mod brings to the vanilla game.
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- New items (weapons, attachments, armor, drugs); - better progression; - added an option for easy difficulty; - added an option for vanilla icons; ...
New mercs, new weapons, tweaked overall weapon stats, changed loots for a smoother progression.
Combat Evolved is a mod overhaul for the Jagged Alliance - Back in Action game that expands/improves the vanilla game in many ways, from adding items...
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Any chance of uploading here on moddb the Crossfire version? The links posted on the homeforums are down.
I've been trying to play it on easy, yes i know I suck, but it does get rather frustrating when you have 3 mercs vs 40+ lvl5 enemies. I've tried extracting the Easy.zip to just about everywhere and I dont see any noticable changes, (start a new game and same options Normal and Hard). Any suggestions on what I may be doing wrong?
put your money into more units other then just guns and stuff.
Did Militia get this sets to?
Could you do real ranges for the game ?
Glad you put your mod on moddb, considering how the JA BIA official forums are flooded with bots. Never seen a forum so ****** up.
Does this work with the specialist kit DLC's?


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The afternoon on this last day of hearings will be dedicated to public testimony and the Office of the Attorney General may call additional witnesses.
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About this listing
Welcome to the "Pink Room". This is a great room in a beautiful home. Perfect if you want to be in Bergen County, close to NYC. Book in advance, we fill up fast!
Space where guests can cook their own meals
Towels, bed sheets, soap, and toilet paper
The Space
Come stay in the "Pink Room". It's in a lovely home in Bergen County. Close to Garden State Plaza Mall & 30 min to NYC.
Shared home with extremely friendly roommates.
Beautiful high ceiling kitchen and family room. Way better than staying in a hotel!
It's great to be able to stay in your own private room and utilize the amenities of the whole house. The room is sunny and cozy, and the rest of the house is for you to enjoy.
It's a 4 Bedroom, 2 Bath, with: Dining Room, Large Family Room with High Ceiling, Fireplace, Surround Sound TV/DVD System, Wall-Mount Flat Screen TV, Wireless Internet, Dish-washer, Finished Basement, Washer/Dryer, Small - Gated Back Yard. (2400 square feet.)
This room has a double size bed (with a full size bed on the top bunk). Typically, we can accommodate one or sometimes two guests.
Another room may be available upon request. (See other listings)
This is a shared house, so please be aware that others are in the house as well.
The backyard is beautiful, with lush grass, (or snow - depending on the season) some trees, with a deck and outside table and chairs. No kidding, it's all enclosed by white-picket-fence - HA!!! Pretty plants and flowers are all around us....
We have a nice 2-car driveway and a neighborhood that the kids can play in, ride bikes, etc.
There's plenty of free street parking available.
Inside the house we have some nice potted plants, and a couple of pretty fish tanks - for your viewing pleasure.
This is such an affordable place for what you get.
We're also very friendly, but busy as well, so we will give you all the space you need. We work from home, so typically one of us is almost always here.
And if you like dogs, you'll love Moxie, our sweet 15 lb Patterdale Terrier (she looks like a chocolate lab puppy!)
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Be open and communicate and let us know if you need anything.
We work from home during the day, so please be considerate of that. Please no partying or having people over, unless we've agreed on it.
No smoking.
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We have lived here for about 2 years, and love the house and the neighborhood. We have one seven year old daughter and an amazing cute and friendly dog.
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We typically spend about 3 months a year traveling and doing things we love. We work from home, so we are very lucky to have such flexibility with our schedule.
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ORAN, Mo. -- James Joseph Tate, 89, of Oran died Tuesday, Oct. 10, 2006, at the Lutheran Home in Cape Girardeau.
He was born Oct. 3, 1917, at the home on Bement Hill, Bement, Mo., son of Joseph and Lydia Ward Tate. He and Josephine Harmon, daughter of Fred and Albertia Harmon, were married July 30, 1938, in Sikeston, Mo.
Mr. Tate attended Bement School. He was a farmer most of his adult life. He also owned and retired from Joe's Carpet Service. He was a member of Oran First Baptist Church 50-plus years and served as a deacon.
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He was preceded in death by four sisters and three brothers.
Viewing for Mr. Tate is at Amick-Burnett Funeral Chapel in Oran from 5 to 8 p.m. today.
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Travelers taking advantage of a deal in San Diego need to pack more than usual.
WEIRD WEDNESDAY: Vacation On A Shoestring
At the Rancho Bernardo Inn Golf Resort & Spa in San Diego, CA, the management team is offering a "Survivor Package" to attract would-be guests who may be dealing with lower than usual vacation budgets. Through September 17, 2009, the property (which has been recognized with 12 Gold Key Awards, 18 Executive Choice Awards, 18 Mobil Four Star Resort Awards and 32 AAA Four Diamond Resort Awards) is offering this package for as low as $19 per night.
There is a catch, however. That $19 per night will not get you a bed, or toiletries, or linens, or even lights (except for a bulb in the bathroom for safety). As reported by Reuters, one family checked into the upscale resort toting flashlights, sleeping bags, and an inflatable mattress. By depriving themselves of such standard fare as beds and lights, they were able to get their room for under $20 per night. Not bad, although it must take some work to strip down the room item by item to fit guests' "choice" of amenities. Where are they storing all those beds?
The sliding scale at the Rancho Bernardo Inn reads like so:
- $219 per night (all amenities included)
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PHILIPSBURG, ST MAARTEN—The Westin St. Maarten Dawn Beach Resort & Spa plans to install and utilize solar panels to replace energy consumption throughout the resort. According to the company, this will be the first Westin hotel or resort to do so.
Owned by Columbia Sussex Corp., the company hired Anthony Prall Jr.'s Caribbean Energy Store to design a system for its 317 guestrooms, restaurants, restrooms, laundry facilities and spa. This follows a 2007 move to utilize solar panels to heat the water used in guestrooms.
Phase one of the solar photovoltaic system has been installed on the resort's roof and includes 480 Suntech solar panels, with 1,200 solar panels expected to be installed by 2014. Phase one of the solar system will produce more than 3660 kilowatt hours of electricity per hour.
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Chennai: A day after DMK president M Karunanidhi suspended his son MK Alagiri from the party, the suspended leader on Saturday reportedly said that he will not be contesting elections.
Alagiri further said that despite corruption being prevalent in the party, no probe on the charges have been initiated so far.
The 62-year-old leader further said that he will give evidence proving his charges in Madurai soon.
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Reacting to his suspension, he told an English news channel that there is no democracy in DMK.
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"Next time you come here, pay us a visit at our church, Revelation Ministries. Promise me you will."
"I promise," I said, and the notion of returning made me happy."
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"Next time you come here, pay us a visit at our church, Revelation Ministries. Promise me you will."
"I promise," I said, and the notion of returning made me happy."
— Deep South, Paul Theroux
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Oh, thou jest-est. Or whatever.
The setting is England, in the self-doesn't-know-what century.
Peeta has just been called up to Oxford, while Katniss and Prim remain in Winchester.
My aunt and uncle wish to take Prim and I to Newcastle.
To Newcastle? My God, why not to Shanghai?
Please, do not jest.
And you wish to give Prim the opportunity to have a London season?
I do (I could not doom my sister's future by being selfish enough to go after my own heart's desires.)
Stay tuned, dear blog readers. Stay tuned.
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Because last summer, she was reading Howard Jacobson's The Act of Love, which is set mostly on London's Great Russell Street (an antiquarian book dealer's! Just across from the British Museum!) and The Wallace Collection, in July 2015 self went to see The Wallace Collection for the first time.
She asked a museum staffer if she knew where Fragonnard's famous painting was.
"I know exactly," said the staffer, without missing a beat (very much like the taxi driver who said, when self inquired if he knew St. Bride's: "Of course! I'm a London cabbie!"). "She's in the parlor, swinging away."
Stay tuned, dear blog readers. Stay tuned.
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Self was in Oxford.
Oxford, as in UK.
The year she got shortlisted for the Saboteur Awards.
Funny, that was also her first visit to Ireland.
In fact, she was IN Ireland when she got the e-mail from her publisher. In Florida.
"Oh," self e-mailed. "I don't think I can make it to Oxford, Mississippi. Because, I'm in Ireland."
And her publisher said, "Well, if you're in Ireland, I think that's a lot closer to Oxford than where I am."
And self thought, Huh, that's funny.
Then she got an e-mail from the Saboteur Awards people, giving her directions on getting to Oxford. Which included going to London, then taking a train . . .
Wait. London. Train.
Like hell, she said!
Anyhoo, she wound up in Oxford, UK. Drinking champagne, thank you very much. A young woman comes up to self, introduces herself as a Ph.D. student from Oxford. Oxford University, not Oxford as in Oxford, Mississippi. LOL.
The young woman asks self what she does to relax.
Self doesn't even have to think about it: "I write Fan Fiction."
And this young woman, this doctoral candidate in Oxford University, doesn't bat an eyelash. She comes right back at self with: "Which universe?"
And self goes: "Hunger Games. Everlark."
And that is the honest truth.
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April 27, 2016 at 1:28 pm (Conversations, Surprises, The New York Times)
Tags: politics, New York Times, elections
"Ooof," self says, waving her hands dismissively. "Don't worry about him! American voters aren't as dumb as you think."
Then self opens The New York Times digital edition today and sees:
Everything starts moving in slow motion: her fingers wander to the half-full bottle of pinot noir in her kitchen. She wonders if there's ever a time when it's a good idea to excuse herself from an election. Like, say, I GOT LOST IN RURAL IRELAND! or BRIGADOON HAD ME AT HELLO!
Stay tuned, dear blog readers. Stay tuned.
April 26, 2016 at 8:16 am (Conversations, Publishers)
Tags: Poets & Writers
— Michael Reynolds, Editor-in-Chief, Europa Editions, quoted in Poets & Writers magazine, November/December 2015
April 24, 2016 at 10:08 pm (Conversations, Fan Fiction, Sundays)
Tags: crossover, Everlark, fan fiction, Finnick, humor, Katniss, Peeta
Never, ever in the history of self's reading of fan fiction did she ever think she would find dialogue like the one below so meaninful:
Kitty, you okay?
Katniss, okay?
The second line belongs to Tarzan Peeta and Katniss had to teach him English all over again because apparently Peeta was the sole survivor of a shipwreck and ended up on an uninhabited island off some African coast when he was just seven years old and forgot how to wear clothes and even how to speak (He grunts at Katniss the first time he meets her). You can just imagine the poor kid learning how to survive on berries or monkey poop or whatever! Mind-blowing! Absolutely!
Stay tuned, dear blog readers. Stay tuned.
April 22, 2016 at 12:37 pm (Books, Conversations, destinations, Places, Recommended, Traveling)
Tags: Fridays, London, memories, novel, reading lists, translation, travel
Trigger Warning: Possibly Disturbing Content
Took self a long time to find this church (She finally had to ask a cab driver who was parked on Fleet Street; His answer: "Course I know where St. Bride's is; I'm a London cabbie!")
The Stations of the Cross were a series of photographs which, well — gulp. Put her in mind of, you know, that:
And here's her reading for the day from The Meursault Investigation by Kamel Daoud, which is set in Algiers:
In this movie I saw one day, a man was mounting some long flights of stairs to reach an altar where he was supposed to have his throat cut by way of soothing some god or other. The man was climbing with his head down, moving slowly, heavily, as if exhausted, undone, subdued, but most of all as if already dispossessed of his own body. I was struck by his fatalism, by his incredible passivity.
Stay tuned, dear blog readers. Stay tuned.
April 21, 2016 at 4:36 pm (Conversations, Fan Fiction, Surprises)
Tags: adaptations, crossover, Everlark, Finnick, humor, indulgences, Katniss, Peeta, The Hunger Games
Her thoughts drifted back to the mysterious man that had saved her (from drowning) earlier that day. She really hadn't stopped thinking about him at all since he'd run into the tropical forest like a mad man, wearing her orange sundress. The vision of it made Katniss's laughter bubble up . . .
"You liked that one, Kitty?" Finnick asked, catching Katniss by surprise.
Her laughter subsided at the pet name he'd coined for her as soon as they'd met on the plane. She stared at him a moment, willing the scowl to stay behind the delicate mask of merriment. She had to play along, knowing she couldn't tell any of the men about her savior. At least, not yet. Not until she knew more about him. Why was he on the island. Where he came from . . .
Can you believe anyone finding Finnick tiresome?
Stay tuned, dear blog readers. Stay tuned.
April 21, 2016 at 12:27 pm (Conversations, Women Writers, Writing)
Tags: science fiction, short story
All life emerged from the ocean.
And that's where we're going again. When the air around us gets too filthy to breathe.
In a dystopian, far far far future, this conversation takes place:
We're going under.
Just like that.
Well, I need a little more time to select.
Yeah. What do you think?
Everything you need is down there.
You're talking about under.
That's what I'm saying, yes.
That down there, humans like us can live.
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PANAMA, REPUBLIC OF PANAMA -- (Marketwired) -- 08/29/14 -- Thunderbird Resorts Inc. (FRANKFURT:4TR)(EURONEXT:TBIRD) announces the following: It has come to Thunderbird's attention that SIX Securities Services AG ("SIX") has issued a directive to the financial market concerning a new policy that may impact Thunderbird's shareholders. This directive concerns our European-based shareholders that hold shares which are currently trading under $1.00 market price. SIX operates Switzerland's financial market infrastructure and offers on a global scale comprehensive services in the areas of securities trading, clearing and settlement, as well as financial information and payment transactions. SIX announced policy changes and termination of book-entry securities effective October 1, 2014. SIX participants are asked to review their respective client's accounts and take appropriate action concerning shares that are priced at less than $1.00.
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Artificial Intelligence has the potential to massively disrupt IoT. In his session at 18th Cloud Expo, AJ Abdallat, CEO of Beyond AI, will discuss what the five main drivers are in Artificial Intelligence that could shape the future of the Internet of Things. AJ Abdallat is CEO of Beyond AI. He has over 20 years of management experience in the fields of artificial intelligence, sensors, instruments, devices and software for telecommunications, life sciences, environmental monitoring, process...
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Andrew J. Bacevich: After Iraq, War is U.S.Roundup: Historians' Take
Andrew J. Bacevich is Professor of International Relations and History at Boston University. This post is one of four from the Council on Foreign Relations in response to the question, Was the Iraq War worth it?
As framed, the question invites a sober comparison of benefits and costs - gain vs. pain. The principal benefit derived from the Iraq War is easily identified: as the war's defenders insist with monotonous regularity, the world is indeed a better place without Saddam Hussein. Point taken.
Yet few of those defenders have demonstrated the moral courage - or is it simple decency - to consider who paid and what was lost in securing Saddam's removal. That tally includes well over four thousand U.S. dead along with several tens of thousands wounded and otherwise bearing the scars of war; vastly larger numbers of Iraqi civilians killed, maimed, and displaced; and at least a trillion dollars expended - probably several times that by the time the last bill comes due decades from now. Recalling that Saddam's weapons of mass destruction and alleged ties to al-Qaeda both turned out to be all but non-existent, a Churchillian verdict on the war might read thusly: Seldom in the course of human history have so many sacrificed so dearly to achieve so little....
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