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|"Suddenly Human"
|TNG, Episode 4x04
Production number: 40274-176
First aired: 15 October 1990
|75th of 176 produced in TNG
|77th of 176 released in TNG
|184th of 728 released in all
| Teleplay By
John Whelpley & Jeri Taylor
Story By
Ralph Phillips
Directed By
Gabrielle Beaumont
|44143.7 (2367)
The Enterprise crew discovers a young Human boy being raised by the aliens who killed his parents.
- "Captain's log, stardate 44143.7. We have moved into sector 21947 in response to a distress call from a Talarian observation craft. The alien vessel appears adrift, and our initial scans detected a life-threatening radiation leak within its propulsion system."
Despite Data's warnings that this may be a well-known trap as evidenced during the Talarian war, Troi senses life on board, which is fading. Picard decides to send an away team.
When they board the ship, they discover five Talarian males, all wearing uniforms, who are unconscious with radiation burns. They conclude it is a training ship, and beam them all to sickbay, but not before Doctor Crusher finds one of the boys is Human.
- "Captain's log, supplemental. We have completed the evacuation of four Talarians – and one Human. How this young man found himself in the company of these aliens remains a mystery."
During their treatment, all of the Talarians and the Human, Jono, are first still and silent, despite being talked to by the doctor and nurses. Suddenly, they all begin rocking and howling. Only when the captain comes in and commands them to stop loudly do they all stop. The boy is silent until he hears Picard addressed as captain, and then he admits his name is Jono and requests formally to return home to his captain, Endar.
When Picard talks to Doctor Crusher, she explains other medical findings, in addition to the radiation: two previously fractured ribs, a broken arm, and a low-grade concussion, all sustained during the past seven years. She believes that he has been with the Talarians for some time, since he has assimilated their culture, and it is they who could have brutalized him to cause the injuries.
Troi suggest that Jono takes off his gloves so that they can examine him further, but Jono begins to behave erratically by running away. After Picard stops Jono from resisting further medical examination, again by commanding him to stop struggling, they receive a subspace message from Starfleet identifying the boy as the grandson of Admiral Rossa – Jeremiah Rossa. The crew concludes that the boy must rediscover his Human identity, and that Picard – the only one he has listened to so far – must be the one to help him do it. Picard initially disagrees because he is not good with children. Troi convinces him otherwise because Jono has only ever responded to him.
In the meantime, Worf has taken Jono to his quarters and Jono asks why he would respond to a woman, Dr. Crusher. Worf explains that he is outranked by her, and Jono says that females would never outrank a male in his society. Worf explains that Jono is not Talarian, but human, and confused. Then Jono makes the "B'Nar," the wailing noise that all Talarians make when they are in distress. Worf leaves him once he starts making the noise.
Picard tries to convince Jono that he is not Talarian and explains that he may have been brutalized. Jono will not listen and says that he wishes to be returned to his Captain, Endar. Picard asks why he will not take his gloves off, and Jono says that it is because he does not wish to touch aliens. Jono finds his quarters very limiting, relating it to a cage. Picard asks how he sleeps, and Jono says that he sleeps in his Captain's quarters. Picard is reluctant to allow him into his quarters but ultimately lets him in. He picks at Picard's artifacts, which Picard is not accustomed to. While Picard is acting as fatherly as he can, Jono still wishes to return to Captain Endar.
Picard tells Troi that Troi may not know that he does not do well with children, and Troi responds with, "Really?" keeping as straight a face she can. Troi then says that while the captain is willing engage in battles and face hostile aliens, he isn't willing to embrace a parental role. Troi tells him to muddle through, like most parents do when they become parents.
Picard returns to his room and finds Jono in a hammock built out of his bedsheets, with the Alba Ra turned on. Picard stops the "music" at once, and Jono says that he is in a hammock because he cannot sleep on the beds since they hurt his back. Picard tells Jono about his birth parents, Connor and Moira Rossa, and that he was born on Galen IV. Picard shows him some photos and leaves him alone. He then remembers his parents screaming to get him to safety and becomes distraught at the thoughts.
The Enterprise is intercepted by the Talarian ship Q'Maire and Picard arranges to send over the four Talarian youth they rescued, and also asks why a human has been in their custody for so long. Endar says that Jono is his son.
Picard learns that Jono was adopted by Captain Endar after he led the forces that wiped out the colony Jono lived on with his parents until he was three and half years old. Endar beams aboard to discuss the return of Jono to the Talarians, and Picard accuses Endar of torturing the boy. Endar says that according to Talarian custom, he is allowed to claim the son of a slain enemy since his own son was killed in a battle on Castal I by humans.
However, it seems Jono's injuries are not a result of abuse, but rather Jono's zeal to over-achieve in the warrior culture of the Talarians. Jono is asked whether he wants to return with Endar or be reunited with his biological grandmother, for in Talarian culture he has reached the age where he may choose for himself. He chooses to return with Endar, but Picard will not allow it. Endar threatens war with the Federation if his son is not sent back to the Q'Maire within a certain amount of time. He tells Jono that he may even die in the war, and Jono replies that he is ready to die.
Picard and Jono begin a process of trying to introduce Jono to his human roots. Jono receives a message from Admiral Rossa, which bring up conflicting emotions for the youth. He cannot understand why a woman would outrank the Captain, and states that he cannot be calmed since he cannot do anything he would normally do to calm him. Later, during a game of racquetball between himself and Picard, the sounds of the ball hitting the boards cause him to recount the events of the colony massacre.
Afterward, Picard takes Jono to Ten Forward where Wesley invites Jono to try a banana split, "quite possibly one of the greatest things in the entire universe." Jono, unaccustomed to using a spoon, stabs the dish and sends ice cream splattering all over Wesley's face. Picard and Riker crack up while Data asks why it's funny, and Riker tells him to look it up in his databanks under humor, sub-heading "slapstick". Wesley and Jono also laughed, and Wesley orders more ice cream for the two of them, while Picard and Riker move to the bar to discuss Jono's progress.
That night, conflicted over whether to reclaim his humanity or cling to his adopted Talarian father and way of life, Jono stabs Picard in his bed. Picard wakes to find himself in sickbay without any serious injury and vaguely surprised to discover it wasn't a dream. Dr. Crusher informs him Jono has been taken into security custody by Lt. Worf. Picard demands to see Jono. Meanwhile, Endar contacts the Enterprise and demands Jono's return. Riker tells him that Jono, having attacked the captain, is in custody and subject to judgment by Starfleet. Endar warns that if Jono is not aboard the Q'maire in five minutes, he and the two Talarian ships that responded to his call for back-up will attack the Enterprise.
The boy is later brought in to answer to what he's done. Jono expects to be killed for harming a superior officer, and clearly expected to die. Picard assures him this will not be the case and begins to understand that they have not handled Jono's problem properly, as Jono explains he feels becoming more human betrayed everything Endar had done for him and the life he loved with the Talarians.
Picard takes Jono to the bridge and Endar again [as he stated to Riker moments before] insists that the attack would never have happened if they'd have returned Jono as demanded earlier, and that Jono should come home to his father. Picard concedes that the interests and feelings of the boy have not been considered fully, explains said and states that he will, indeed, return the boy. Endar thanks him and the attack is over before it began. In the transporter room afterward, Jono also thanks Picard, and finally takes off his gloves to touch Picard in the familiar greeting/farewell that he had given his Talarian father, then returns to the Q'maire.
Memorable Quotes
"You, have you ever been a father, Picard? Have you ever had a son desperately trying to win your approval, your respect? Jono broke his ribs riding on a t'stayan. Six hooves, a very powerful beast. The arm he broke in a competition with other youths. He endured the pain, and won the competition. One day he will be a great warrior."
- - Endar
"Are you saying that you are willing to go to war over this boy?"
"Would you not for your only son?"
- - Picard and Endar
"Jono, stop that IMMEDIATELY!"
- - Picard
"I don't like this place."
"We could find some other quarters."
"I've always lived with my Captain."
"Ah... yes, well, that wouldn't work here."
- - Jono, discussing living arrangements with Jean-Luc Picard
- Jeri Taylor (who went on to become an executive producer and scriptwriter for both this series and Star Trek: Voyager) joined the Star Trek production team with this episode. Taylor was recommended by short-time producer Lee Sheldon. Because she had no prior experience or knowledge of Star Trek, she was given a "crash-course" in the series, both old and new, with a very large number of videotapes. (Star Trek: The Next Generation Companion)
- Taylor described her strengths as a writer as "long on character and personal relationships, and very short on sci-fi." This episode, she noted, "was all about the relationship between Picard and this adolescent boy, and so, having had adolescent boys, I had that down pretty well. Then I just filled in past that. I actually lifted a whole section of tech from one of the scripts they had given me and just copied that. So that part came out sounding really good." (Star Trek: The Next Generation - The Continuing Mission)
- Jeri Taylor originally called the alien race "Phrygians". On the advice of Michael Okuda, the producers decided to choose a race that had been mentioned but not seen. The Talarians had been first referred to in "Heart of Glory". (Star Trek: The Next Generation Companion)
- This episode is a bottle show. (Star Trek: The Next Generation Companion)
- Although it aired as the fourth episode of the season, "Suddenly Human" was actually filmed second.
- Geordi La Forge appears only for a very brief scene which is actually stock footage. Prior to the filming of "The Best of Both Worlds, Part II", LeVar Burton had surgery and couldn't make an appearance. [1]
- The Talarian writing and logo, first seen aboard the Batris in "Heart of Glory" are seen again aboard the observation craft.
- The Talarian uniforms were later re-used in "Man of the People" for guards on Rekag-Seronia.
- Connor Rossa is seen wearing the 2350s-2370s style Starfleet uniform on a photograph holding young Jeremiah shortly after his birth in 2353. This might be the earliest chronological appearance of the uniform.
- This episode marks one of the few times that a sheathed d'k tahg is seen. Captain Picard keeps one in his quarters.
- The rifles worn by the Talarian militia were later re-used as Romulan disruptor rifles.
- Among the costumes and props from this episode which were sold off on the It's A Wrap! sale and auction on eBay, was a Talarian helmet. [2]
- The episode was filmed between Thursday 19 July 1990 and Friday 27 July 1990, mainly on Paramount Stage 9 and 16.
- First UK airdate: 27 April 1994
- When this episode first aired, it generated some controversy with some fans claiming it condoned child abuse.
- Michael Piller recalled, "We got some pretty angry letters on that show. They said, 'How can you let an abused child go back to the people who are abusing him?' We really brought the child abuse issue up because it was the right and natural thing to bring up in the context in the story. There are real parallels to stories that go on in today's world about parents who fight over custody and one says there's been abuse. Who do you believe? But mostly, it was a cultural clash story. It was a story of someone who was human who had been raised in a totally alien environment. Is he human any longer? That's really what that story was about." (Captains' Logs: The Unauthorized Complete Trek Voyages)
- Rick Berman added, "We wanted to make the point that the interpretation of broken bones was nothing more than normal childhood broken bones, and that these people were sort of prejudiced in this direction. It was in no way intended to be an episode that had anything to do with child abuse. It was the Wild child. It had to do with a boy being brought from one culture to another and not fitting in with either, and the inevitable need for him to return back to the world in which he grew up." (Captains' Logs: The Unauthorized Complete Trek Voyages)
- As for the episode itself, Piller opined, "I think that episode was marvelously written by Jeri Taylor and it was strong enough to hire her on staff. I was disappointed by the show primarily because the aliens weren't alien enough. I felt there was some miscommunication on some level. The whole idea of that show was missed because these savage, different alien type creatures turned out to be very human." (Captains' Logs: The Unauthorized Complete Trek Voyages)
- A mission report for this episode by John Sayers was published in The Official Star Trek: The Next Generation Magazine Vol. 15, pp. 21-23.
Video and DVD releases
- Original UK VHS release (two-episode tapes, CIC Video): Volume 39, 17 February 1992.
- UK re-release (three-episode tapes, Paramount Home Entertainment): Volume 4.2, 7 May 2001.
- As part of the TNG Season 4 DVD collection.
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Also starring
- LeVar Burton as Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge
- Michael Dorn as Lieutenant Worf
- Gates McFadden as Dr. Beverly Crusher
- Marina Sirtis as Counselor Deanna Troi
- Brent Spiner as Lt. Commander Data
- Wil Wheaton as Ensign Wesley Crusher
Guest stars
Uncredited co-stars
- Rachen Assapiomonwait as Nelson
- Majel Barrett as USS Enterprise-D computer voice
- Karen Baxter as operations division ensign
- Michael Braveheart as Martinez
- Esterer as Talarian cadet
- Brian Goldman as Talarian cadet
- Eben Ham as security ensign
- Carrie Henger as security officer
- Hogan as Talarian cadet
- Mark Lentry as science division officer
- Lorine Mendell as Diana Giddings
- Talbot as Ten Forward waitress
- Weisberger as Talarian cadet
- Young as science division officer
- Unknown performers as
- Nora Leonhardt - stand-in for Marina Sirtis
- Tim McCormack - stand-in for Brent Spiner
- Lorine Mendell - stand-in for Gates McFadden
- Randy Pflug - stand-in for Sherman Howard
- Richard Sarstedt - stand-in for Jonathan Frakes
- Dennis Tracy - stand-in for Patrick Stewart
- Guy Vardaman - stand-in for Wil Wheaton
- James Washington - stand-in for Michael Dorn
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That was pretty fast, Cullen. I quote from your post on my Vampire Diaries message wall: "I have learnt alot since my block and i would like to get my user rights back, it has been a learning experience for me that i should not edit the way I do, etc."
I admit that the "Expand/hide" feature of infoboxes was something to try out, but I've already reverted two of your usual unacceptable edits of yours on New Moon and Breaking Dawn. This does not look like you've learned _that_ much, after all. I've also followed a thread on your Vampire Diaries message wall (branching on a number of other message walls), which made a very interesting reading, I'll have you know, that I'm at the end of my rope.
Next bad edit you do (which _INCLUDES_ your usual growelling "I'm so sorry, please pardon me." message on my talk page), I'll block you. Indefinitely. MinorStoop 10:53, June 14, 2013 (UTC)
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The Obsessive Compulsive Foundation has published this brief (28 pages) but very useful guide, OCD and Parenting, for parents of children with OCD (obsessive compulsive disorder). Written by treatment professionals, the text is user-friendly, in part because of its conversational question-and-answer format. The book includes a bibliography and lists additional resources. It is available from the OCD Foundation, P.O. Box 70, Milford, CT 06460- 0700. The price is $4 for non-foundation members.


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In June 2008 the U.S. Supreme Court handed down a landmark ruling on the Second Amendment individual right to keep and bear arms with its Heller v. District of Columbia decision. Two years later, in June 2010, a second historic decision squeezed through the highest court in the land.
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The Second Amendments right to keep and bear arms has been among the most controversialand least understoodrights guaranteed by the U.S. Constitution. Did the Founders intend to safeguard an individual right or a collective right?
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Recorded: Tuesday, September 21, 1999
With the recent school massacre in Littleton, Colorado; the shootings of Jewish children in Los Angeles; and rampant drive-by shootings and other atrocities, what can and should be done to protect the innocent against violence in American society? Can government protect the citizenry against gun-related violence? What is the record of individual self-defense against violence in Britain and the U.S.? In this very timely Independent Policy Forum, acclaimed historian Joyce Lee Malcolm and civil rights attorney Don Kates will examine gun laws, violence, and rights.
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Love the city layout! Very curious to see how it develops Will there be many maps for this setting?
I was recently commissioned for some maps, with a few cities maps, for a steampunk setting. The client allowed me to start a WIP thread so here we go. First city is Dragons mouth, a circular walled city build under a glass dome and partially under an overhanging rock. I'm starting with the blocks layout.
Love the city layout! Very curious to see how it develops Will there be many maps for this setting?
I've asked Max to do three city maps so far, with more to come if our kickstarter is successful. I will also be opening up for the opportunity for people to add their own cities to the setting at a higher backer level, with a map done by Max!
Looks like a splendid start here.
Thanks Sk and poison!
Interesting start! I do love a good city map. I am curious as to where you'll go with it.
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I already like it!... and need to try a city map sometimes.
A "vauban style" for the wall on the west? I'm amazed to see how many fantasy cities are based on a disc shape. Wonder where does that come frome.
@Ilanthar : this part of western wall was re-built after the glass dome partially crashed on the surrounded wall and broke it (as far as I understood). The circular shape comes here from the round dome all over the city.


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43 U.S. Code § 155 - Withdrawal, reservation, or restriction of public lands for defense purposes; "public lands" defined; exception
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Notwithstanding any other provisions of law, except in time of war or national emergency hereafter declared by the President or the Congress, on and after February 28, 1958 the provisions hereof shall apply to the withdrawal and reservation for, restriction of, and utilization by, the Department of Defense for defense purposes of the public lands of the United States, including public lands in the Territories of Alaska and Hawaii: Provided, That—
(1) for the purposes of this Act, the term "public lands" shall be deemed to include, without limiting the meaning thereof, Federal lands and waters of the Outer Continental Shelf, as defined in section 1331 of this title, and Federal lands and waters off the coast of the Territories of Alaska and Hawaii;
(2) nothing in this Act shall be deemed to be applicable to the withdrawal or reservation of public lands specifically as naval petroleum, naval oil shale, or naval coal reserves;
(3) nothing in this Act shall be deemed to be applicable to the warning areas over the Federal lands and waters of the Outer Continental Shelf and Federal lands and waters off the coast of the Territory of Alaska reserved for use of the military departments prior to August 7, 1953, and
(4) nothing in this section, section 156, orsection 157 of this title shall be deemed to be applicable either to those reservations or withdrawals which expired due to the ending of the unlimited national emergency of May 27, 1941, and which subsequent to such expiration have been and are now used by the military departments with the concurrence of the Department of the Interior, or to the withdrawal of public domain lands of the Marine Corps Training Center, Twentynine Palms, California, and the naval gunnery ranges in the State of Nevada designated as Basic Black Rock and Basic Sahwave Mountain.
Source(Pub. L. 85–337, § 1,Feb. 28, 1958, 72 Stat. 27.)
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This Act, referred to in pars. (1), (2), and (3), is Pub. L. 85–337, Feb. 28, 1958, 72 Stat. 27, which enacted sections 155 to 158 of this title and section 2671 of Title 10, Armed Forces, and amended section 472 of former Title 40, Public Buildings, Property, and Works. For complete classification of this Act to the Code, see Tables.
Admission of Alaska and Hawaii to Statehood
Alaska was admitted into the Union on Jan. 3, 1959, on issuance of Proc. No. 3269, Jan. 3, 1959, 24 F.R. 81, 73 Stat. c16, and Hawaii was admitted into the Union on Aug. 21, 1959, on issuance of Proc. No. 3309, Aug. 21, 1959, 24 F.R. 6868, 73 Stat. c74. For Alaska Statehood Law, see Pub. L. 85–508, July 7, 1958, 72 Stat. 339, set out as a note preceding section 21 of Title 48, Territories and Insular Possessions. For Hawaii Statehood Law, see Pub. L. 86–3, Mar. 18, 1959, 73 Stat. 4, set out as a note preceding section 491 of Title 48.
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Fox is considering having an "American Idol" judging panel packed with former "Idol" contestants. Supposedly, they've talked to Kelly Clarkson and Jennifer Hudson about it. They've also been in talks with Jennifer Hudson about it with Adam Lambert and Clay Aiken. Meanwhile, the "New York Post" reports that there could be a judge shakeup next season on "Dancing With the Stars," with Carrie Ann Inaba and Len Goodman leaving the show.
Paris Hilton has signed with Cash Money Records, and will reportedly release an album of house music this summer. Supposedly, Lil Wayne will contribute to it and Afrojack is producing the whole thing. Birdman confirmed it on Twitter. This is said to be the first single and it features Weezy. It's called "Last Night."
Anyone attending a function inside Justin Bieber's house California must sign a waiver. They can't talk about anything they see or hear after leaving. That includes on social media. If they violate the waiver, Justin's lawyers will sue for $5 million. This waiver that absolves him of any wrongdoing if they engage in "potentially hazardous" activities that result in "minor injuries to catastrophic injuries, including death."
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As we approach the fourth anniversary of the enactment of the Mental Health Parity and Addiction Equity Act (MHPAEA) on October 3, 2008, we are asking for your help to make the purpose of the federal parity law a reality.
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Saturday, August 27, 2011
Vivisecting Verses - DARPA Investigates the Neurobiology of Narratives
Posted by David B. Metcalfe
By David Metcalfe
"If I were a betting man or woman, I would say that certain types of stories might be addictive and, neurobiologically speaking, not that different from taking a tiny hit of cocaine,"
- William Casebeer of the US Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) in Arlington, Virginia
Despite the fact that it's readily apparent Mr. Casebeer has never tried cocaine, DARPA's current interest in narratives is an interesting development at an agency known for unique scientific inquiries. On April 25 and 26th DARPA held a conference called Narrative Networks (N2): The Neurobiology of Narratives. The purpose of this conference was to follow up a Feburary 26th event which sought to outline a quantitative methodology for measuring the effect of storytelling on human action.
We owe much of the early development of the internet to DARPA, along with remote viewing, remote controlled moths, invisibility cloaks and other wonders of the contemporary age. Now they've got their sites set on stories, and we can be assured that, in the near future, there will be some fatly funded scientific justification for what we already know. I mean, come on, Modern Mythology and Weaponized just published The Immanence of Myth exploring this very topic, and I assure you there's more in there than a tiny hit to get you inspired.
And that's the unfortunate thing about these scientific inquiries, they're always years (usually centuries) behind the times. I seem to recall an author who spent his entire career developing this theory, and effectively influencing television, film and music with his ideas. Who was that? Something about word viruses? Oh, yes, William S. Burroughs. Who in turn got much of his inspiration from other thinkers like Brion Gysin, Alfred Korzybski, and really beyond all this name dropping, what true poet or writer doesn't understand the fact that their writing takes on an effective reality?
The Medieval Italian philosopher Giordano Bruno wrote a treatise, called De vinculis in genere (Of Bonds In General), which has been used at the London School of Economics. It may be written in latin, but it details these exact theories and, if our scientists today were properly literate, everything there is perfectly quantitative. They don't even have to be bilingual. Cambridge offers a perfectly viable translation that I'm sure would be easily accessible via any local library.
In fact Bruno's theories are merely the quantification of the European bardic arts, Grecian theatre, and Egyptian ritual, which were themselves already quantified, encultured forms of earlier story telling techniques. And that's just within the Western tradition.
So what's new here? What secrets of the narrative art will be unveiled in this quantitative analysis?
Nothing much, other than what was once an art-form will suffer yet another reduction into a somewhat less effective means for moving markets, and manipulating populations. And that, in the end, is really the goal. For all the money they spent on remote viewing tests, Russel Targ, one of the lead scientists during the SRI tests, admits that it's fairly easy to do, and that the most telling instruction manual they still have on the subject is a centuries old yogic training manual from India.
I ran across information on this symposium from a link posted by Joseph Matheny (who has himself already proven the ability of storytelling to motivate action) to a brief piece on Dollars and Dragons. The piece contains links leading on to other posts, one on Verilliance, a blog about "Better Marketing Through Science," and one from a professor of Narrative Philosophy who has been studying this phenomenon for 30 years.
While Casebeer states the purpose of the project is to develop an understanding of how narratives effect the development of terrorism and violent behavior, with the attendant goal of creating "counter-narrative strategies." If his understanding of a little nip of yao is any sign of his social savvy, it's obvious that there are others with less noble goals who will gladly leap on these developments and ride them for all they're worth.
Rest assured, however, these quantified tales will stink from being stripped of their true marrow. What a hustler is able to do every day on the streets to grab a few bucks for a beer, or a hit of heroin, and what poets and prostyletizers have been banking on for millennium, it's doubtful DARPA will be able to add anything new with an MRI or EKG strapped to the head of some already desensitized citizen, or college kid looking for a couple of extra dollars to pay rent.
What we need today is the actual passion of the storyteller, which is the direct encounter with the mystery of storytelling that will be missing from any state funded exploration of narrative theory. I was surprised to read the positive reaction of the narrative philosopher to these DARPA inquiries, and the use of neurobiology, to explore this realm.
DARPA is late to the game already, with marketing firms and corporations having spent millions on testing the neurobiological importance of just about everything we encounter during the day. The inherent ethical violations in this would seem to me to spark the heart of anyone who'd read more than a smattering of philosophy, and I'd hope in 30 years the engagement was somewhat deeper than a facile overview.
This kind of naiveté is what has provided the gate for so many horrible violations in the past, and continues to be a pressing issue. The narrative philosopher comments in her post, "for someone like me who has researched and written about Narrative Philosophy (philosophy involving the phenomenon of storytelling) for close to 30 years, with special emphasis on Narrative Ethics, it is particularly gratifying to watch the latest developments in neuroscientific research concerning the human urge to tell stories." Really? That's incredibly silly of you.
But that's just it. There's no room for reality in the mediated realm of inquiry formed by government and universities. It really is up to us, as individuals, to tackle these issues within our own lives. Seeing something like this come up is merely a call to action to apply what we already know. You can wait for the official response, read The Immanence of Myth, or get out on your own and explore these ideas within the rich history that's already afforded to them.
Whatever you do, know that there are powerful influences out there (with a lot of money behind them) that are looking into how and why you appreciate a simple story.
David Metcalfe is an independent researcher and artist focusing on the interstices of art, culture, and consciousness. He is author of "Of Dice and Divinity – Some Thoughts on Gambling and the Western Tradition," an essay in The Immanence of Myth.
Writing and scrawling regularly for The Eyeless Owl, his illustrations were brought to life in the animated collaborative grotesquery A Serious Enquiry Into the Vulgar Notion of Nature featured at select venues in downtown Chicago during the Spring and Fall of 2010. He contributes to Evolutionary Landscapes, Alarm Magazine, Reality Sandwich, The Revealer, and is currently co-hosting The Art of Transformations study group with support from the International Alchemy Guild.
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In determining the penalty under subsection (a) on any person, subsection (a) shall be applied by increasing the amount in subsection (a) by the product of such amount and the aggregate number of penalties (if any) imposed with respect to prior months by this section on such person (or a related person or any predecessor of such person or related person).
Source(Added and amended Pub. L. 108–357, title VIII, §§ 861(b)(1), 862 (b),Oct. 22, 2004, 118 Stat. 1618, 1619.)
2004—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 108–357, § 862(b), substituted "section 4101 (a)(3)" for "section 4101 (a)(2)".
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Body armor is a pickup in the Grand Theft Auto series that serves primarily to protect the player's health from specific forms of damage, most notably gunfire. In most cases, body armor in the games is illustrated as a protective blue vest.
First introduced in the original Grand Theft Auto, the body armor's primary function is to serve as padding for the player health, in effect extending the player's resilience to damage from gunfire, explosions and fire.
In early top-down GTA games, armors in both GTA 1 (as well as Grand Theft Auto London mission packs) and GTA 2 serve their intended purpose, adding 10 more hit points to the player's existing health, but provides no protection to the player when they fall from great heights, are run over by vehicles, or are beaten up by the police and arrested. Armors are most commonly found spawned in specific locations or crates, and, in the case of GTA 2, can also be acquired by crushing specific cars.
GTA III — GTA Vice City Stories
Body armor continued to be featured between GTA III and GTA Vice City Stories, undergoing several more changes. In all its of its appearances, armor now offers nearly the same amount of hit points as the player's full health, doubling the player's resistance to damage. The armor hit points stayed the same until GTA San Andreas where the armor is now a bar instead of hit points. In addition, armor can now pad injuries from falls, collisions with vehicles on foot, and even melee attacks; the armor in GTA San Andreas and GTA Vice City Stories is an exception, providing no protection to the player from falls, while the armor in Grand Theft Auto Advance provides no protection to melee attacks.
In addition to spawning in specific locales, body armor can also be purchased at stores that sell weapons, such as Ammu-Nation, as well as entering the police/SWAT Enforcer trucks. Like the player's health, armor hit points between GTA Vice City and GTA Vice City Stories (sans GTA Advance) can typically be increased easily via side-missions (such as "Vigilante"), as well as 100% completion of the game.
The appearance of armor pickups has also changed significantly after GTA III. When included in GTA III, the pickup assumed the appearance of a shield icon; in games after, however, the pickup is redesigned as a spinning vest, possibly to avoid confusion with the police bribe pickup.
GTA IV — GTA Chinatown Wars
Armor in GTA IV has been refashioned slightly out of realism. It no longer offers protection to falls, collisions with vehicles on foot, or melee attacks (including hand-to-hand combat and melee weapons), increasing the player's chances of death from these hazards. Armor in GTA Chinatown Wars appears to revert to pre-GTA IV settings.
As expected, armor can be found lying about in specific points of the city (distinguishable by its red glow) as well as underground weapon dealers in GTA IV or AmmuNation.net in GTA Chinatown Wars. NOOSE Enforcers still provide the player some armor, but only gives the player roughly one third of the maximum amount (With the exception of GTA Chinatown Wars, which gives you full armor).
Grand Theft Auto V introduced a more complex body armor system, including five tiered armor vests ranging from small arms protection to large caliber weapon and explosive protection. Body armor once again provides protection from falls and impacts. Each next level tier provides an added 20% armor.
- Super Light Armor: $500 (20% armor)
- Light Armor: $1000 (40%)
- Standard Armor: $1500 (60%)
- Heavy Armor: $2000 (80%)
- Super Heavy Armor: $2500 (100%)
These five armor suits can be bought from Ammu-Nation.
Armor has been reported to be massively weaker in GTA Online, even at 100%.
- Red Light District - near the safehouse after collecting 50 hidden packages.
- Saint Mark's - in a area behind Momma's Restaurante, where a Mafia Sentinel is parked, follow the edge around the building and down a side ramp. There's also an AK-47 near the armor.
- Far northeast Portland Harbor - near Emergency Vehicles Import/Export crane.
- Trenton:
- On roof of Liberty Pharmaceuticals, across Bitch'n' Dog Food, along with a Hidden Package, an AK-47, an adrenaline and a health pickup. From train tracks, make a running jump onto a black roof beside Mean Street Taxis and follow it to the end to get there.
- Beside a fenced area across from Joey's Garage.
- Atlantic Quays:
- On roof of Liberty City Sawmills (near a Micro Uzi). Walk on the low wall near the entrance and jump over the sawmill wall. Then use the pile of sawdust to climb up the rooftop and follow it to the end.
- At south, in the end of the west wooden pier.
- Belleville Park:
- Near the safehouse after collecting 50 hidden packages.
- On roof of the destroyed Uncle BJ's Deli & Groceries, near the Fire Station. Use the Shoreside Lift Bridge as a ramp to get there. It is also a Sniper location.
- Liberty Campus - on porch of the north building.
- Fort Staunton - on second floor of the building in Panlantic Constrution site, near a health pickup (take the ramp in the west side, follow it to the end then turn right on the stairs).
- Newport:
- Can be bought in the Ammu-Nation for $3000.
- In a small lot underneath Callahan Bridge, between some trailers.
- Bedford Point:
- In the southeast corner of a large building beside Liberty Cathedral, next an AK-47 pickup icon.
- At the Liberty Tree parking lot (where the mission Kingdom Come takes place), in the walled area behind a parked Moonbeam. Use the van to get there, park it by the lowest part of the wall, climb the car, then jump over the wall. It is also a Carbine Rifle location.
Shoreside Vale:
- Francis International Airport - atop the road tunnel entrance next the Airport.
- Pike Creek:
- In one of the opened garages behind the Police Department.
- Inside a fenced area just north of Liberty Pharmaceuticals and near the Pay 'n' Spray.
- Wichita Gardens - near the safehouse after collecting 50 Hidden Packages.
- Cedar Grove - inside the storage garage in the front yard of the Cartel Mansion (use the Cartel Cruiser to enter).
GTA Vice City
- Inside Ocean View Hotel (after collecting 10 Hidden Packages).
- In the building beside Pay 'n' Spray where a Banshee and a PCJ-600 spawn (go upstairs).
- Can be bought for $200 in the Ammu-Nation after Jury Fury.
- Behind a pink building at east of Hotel Harrison (near a pool and a Micro SMG pickup).
- At the north corner of the building destroyed in the mission Demolition Man.
Vercetti Estate, Starfish Island (after "Rub Out"):
- In a small room at bottom of the stairs (after collecting 10 hidden packages).
- At the living room beside the large central stairs of the main hall.
- In front of Standing Vice Point building.
- Near the basketball courts behind some apartments facing east The Well Stacked Pizza.
- At the Vice Point Police Station, part central of the district (get in the Enforcer).
- In a shrine just south of the El Swanko Casa.
- Can be bought for $200 at the Ammu-Nation inside North Point Mall after Jury Fury.
- At the building just south of the bridge that leads to Prawn Island (climb the ramp).
- In the corner of a building just south of 3321 Vice Point.
- In a sand bunker at the northwest part of the course.
Prawn Island
- In a grassy lot beside San Felis Hotel, across the street from InterGlobal Studios.
- On roof of a building near the test track at the north of the district (use the stairs behind).
- On roof of Hyman Condo after collecting 10 Hidden Packages.
- In a alley at south of The Well Stacked Pizza.
- Can be bought for $200 in the Ammu-Nation after Jury Fury.
- Behind a building besides The Greasy Chopper.
- On roof of Print Works (use stairs).
- In the corner of a blue house just west of the basketball court complex (behind some bushes).
- In the entrance of a building across the street from the big ship.
- Between some crates in the parking lot beside Vice City Transport Police (east of Escobar International Airport).
- At top of the east entrance guard tower.
- Sandy Shores - behind the Medical Center, in a corner beside the generator gate.
- Paleto Bay - behind the Paleto Bay Police Station.
- Tongva Hills - on the deck of the Marlowe Vineyards restaurant.
- Vespucci Police Department, Vespucci Canals - on the garage rooftop patio.
- South Vespucci Beach - at the end of the pier walkway.
- Redwood Lights Track - on the tank in the construction site (near the letter scrap).
- North Vinewood Hills - at top of the storage tank (climb the ladder).
- Palmer-Taylor Power Station - inside the train station beside the power station.
- Land Act Dam - inside the Dam building.
- Mount Josiah - next to the tracks heading into the tunnel.
- North Fort Zancudo - at the sewage works near the army base.
- Great Chaparral - under some rocks at the south.
- Little Seoul - under the covered walkway at the museum.
- Del Perro - on the sidewalk in front of the Maze Bank.
- El Burro Heights - near St. Fiacre Hospital.
- Rancho:
- Dutch London St - behind the dumpster in the residential block.
- Police Station - in the back corner behind the wall of the Sheriff's office, next to the towing lot.
- Elysian Island - in a tower near Elysian Fields Freeway.
- Southeast Downtown Los Santos - inside Police Department lobby.
- Chiliad Mountain State Wilderness - Inside Altruist Cult Camp, on the ground in the church porch, located at the north of the camp.
- In the Grand Theft Auto IV beta, Body Armor would be physically represented on one's character model if equipped. As with the fingerless gloves that were also 'cut', this wearable armor still exists in the retail version and can be equipped via a trainer, though without any effect unless the ingame armor is equipped as well. However, body armour is now able to be physically shown on characters in Grand Theft Auto Online.


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Some details may be speculative, and may turn out to be incorrect.
The Obey 9F is a high performance supercar featured in Grand Theft Auto V.
This supercar's design is similar to the Audi R8 Spyder; it features a sleek aerodynamic body typical to supercars.
The front end of this car is dominated by the appearance of the aggressive front face, which is made up of four different air intakes, two in the central area and then one either side. The main grille is located in the upper-central area of the bumper, its outer edges run parallel to the inner edge of the headlights and are trimmed with chrome. The manufacturer emblem is located just above the main central grille. The headlights are very curved and are in a two-step layout, with the inner step being less tall than the outer. The innermost edge of the headlights forms the basis for the bonnet/ hood elevation lines which run to respective corners of the windscreen.
The sides of the car are fairly simple, the upper areas are made from smooth lines and beginning from the front wheel-arch there is an impression into the main area of the body which eventually forms the gap for the engine's air intake just before the rear wheel-arch. There is a smaller air intake located beneath the main one, on the lower edge of the body. Similar to the Audi R8/ Spyder upon which the car is based, the 9F features black CFRP inserts for its main side air intakes. For the roadster, the area above the engine is dominated by two main bulges behind the seats and then in between these there is an elevated area with slatted vents to allow more air to access the engine. Just behind the front wheel-arch there are also six vertical chrome strips. The car features five spoke alloy wheels, wrapped in low-profile tyres.
The rear end of this car also draws visible inspiration from the Noble M600. The rear facet of this car is completely sloped. There are two circular lamps which are used as the tail lights. Beneath the tail lights there are large bumper grilles, to allow more air to reach the engine. The license plate is mounted in between these two grilles. Beneath the license plate there is an impressed area that is low in height and central to the rear bumper. The exhaust tips are located in line with the edges of the central section of the rear bumper, the car features twin-tipped chrome exhaust tips.
The supercar appears to have very high performance, in terms of top speed and acceleration. One notable aspect of the car's performance is that it has a soft suspension setup which can be visibly seen by the compression of the body into the ground when transitioning from a negative gradient to level ground. This car features large, cross-drileed brake rotors which are coupled to red six piston brake calipers, mounted at the rear of each wheel.
Notable Owners
- The name 9F is an obvious play on the name "R8", consisting of one letter and one number. Coincidently the number for the GTA vehicle is one above its real life basis vehicle.
- It is the second vehicle in the GTA Series whose design is inspired by a model from Audi, the first being the gang car Sindacco Argento, resembling the AUDI A6.
- A white 9F has been seen, with a license plate that has "SA Exempt" written across the top of it, meaning that there are government-owned 9Fs.
- The 9F features discreet CFRP extensions running along the bottom edge of the front bumper, sides and the rear bumper.
- The 9F appears on the Box Art of GTA V, in the bottom right corner, with what appears to be a fixed roof.


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Ph.D. in Counselor Education and Supervision
The Ph.D. in Counselor Education and Supervision at Adams State University prepares graduates to:
- Work as counselor educators and supervisors, researchers and practitioners in academic and clinical settings.
- Extend the knowledge base of the counseling profession in a climate of scholarly inquiry.
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Step 6 - if you already have a pattern of evenly spaced hand drawn lines, awesome! if not, you can make one. Without going into a full tutorial, create a new document, make sure it's square (256x256 should be plenty for most purposes, though you can double it if you REALLY want to avoid possible tiling). Draw lines straight across (just freehand them for the best look, play with jitter and scatter if you want to hold shift to draw them out straight) every 5 or 10 pixels, mess around to make it seamless, and you're good. If you're not up for that, you can cheat and use this as your pattern (512x512)
Step 6.5 - Now the fun part. Change mode to Bitmap and mess with the settings. I find I have to convert to greyscale before I can convert to bitmap (if there's an easier way, I haven't found it yet). Go to your menu bar - Image/Mode/Greyscale (it will ask you to flatten, you can say yes, if you say no it will flatten when switching to bitmap mode anyhow). Now Image/Mode/Bitmap - and here's where the magic happens. Change your DPI to double your current value. I usually work at 300 DPI so I switch to 600, if you left yourself at the screen default of 72, you would put in 144, etc. But wait! there's more! Under Method, tell it to use a custom pattern, and choose that nice set of lines that you set up earlier.
Step 7 - You should now have a rather large image of white background with a lot of straight choppy looking lines that dither off to nothingness at the ends. Awesome. It should look something like this...
Step 8 - Now for the second half of the magic - bringing this back into the original file. But wait, if you move it across as is, you'll have a layer that's 2x the size of your actual map, and if you shrink it now, you'll have a few minor headaches later on. So we'll work it over first. convert back to RGB with the menu, Image/Mode/RGB. Select the black with your magic wand tool - I turn off the antialiasing for this, and ensure Contiguous is turned OFF. Now that my black is selected, I copy that to a new layer. Then I resize the image - the quick and dirty way to do this is just use the DPI value, put in the same DPI of the original file (300, or 72, or whatever you started with). This will shrink it to 50% and match your original file again.
Step 9 - Duplicate your layer, and move it back to the original file. Move the new layer so it is underneath your land outline layer. It should look like this, if you left your land shape layer as white:
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While the gang is walking through a forest May sees a Wurmple. After Ash scanned it with his Pokédex and they learn from Max that it can evolve into Beautifly, May decides to capture it and separates from the group. Meanwhile, Jessie wants to capture some Wurmple too, to give them to Giovanni and to use the others for winning contests. After a while Team Rocket attacks to May to catch the Wurmple that she saw when a boy named Franklin, who is a ranger, helps her. At the same time, Ash has a double battle against another ranger also named Franklin who is identical to the other one. What's the truth behind the two Franklins? Will Jessie and May be able to catch a Wurmple?
As the gang goes through the forest to Rustboro City, May spots a Pokemon and screams. It is a Wurmple - a Pokemon who later evolves into a Beautifly, so May is interested in catching it. The Wurmple goes away, so the others leave May to capture it, for getting the ribbon for the Pokemon Contest. Team Rocket hear the discussion, so Jessie is also bound to capture the Wurmple for same reason. As May is searching for the Wurmple, she sees a bunch of Bellossom dancing.
Team Rocket is also searching, with James looking the Pokemon in trees. Jessie makes a strong kick and the Weedle falls down. She makes another kick, making a Kakuna fall down. Next thing they knew, a bunch of angry Beedrills swoop down. As May is watching the Bellossom dancing, the Team Rocket run away from Beedrills, so does May. They fall down and as Team Rocket recite their motto, May sees a Wurmple and goes to get it. Even though they are angry for their motto being disrupted, they still go to capture the Wurmple.
May brings her Torchic, but Jessie inteferes, beinging her Seviper in as well. Jessie orders her Seviper to attack with Poison Tail, but Torchic attacks with Peck, but with no effort. James brings his Cacnea and orders it to attack with Pin Missile and with Jessie's Seviper to attack with Poison Tail. However...
...however, a Heracross pushes them out. A boy arrives, ordering the Heracross to attack with Fury - blasting the Team Rocket away. May searches for Wurmple, but the boy Franklin, gives her help. Brock is finishing lunch, while Ash trains his Pikachu to use Iron Tail. Pikachu strikes a tree, but fails to do so. PIkachu tries again, but fails to do so. A boy arrives, proposing a battle with Ash. The boy introduces himself as Franklin.
May and Franklin climbe the mountain. May almost falls, but Franklin holds her. He mentions that he was born in the area and is one of the Rangers. Franklin says to Ash they should have a double battle - having two Pokemons in a fight. Max predicts that it might be a double battle in Rustboro City Gym, so Ash accepts the challenge.
Franklin throws out his Pokeballs, calling his Ariados and Yanma out to battle. Ash chooses Pikachu and Treecko to fight. Ariados uses String Shot, but Pikachu and Treecko dodge the attack. Yanma uses Sonic Boom, but Treecko and Pikachu dodge the attack. However, Pikachu is being stuck by the String Shot, so Treecko carries Pikachu away. Araidos uses Night Shade, while Yanma uses Star Attack. Pikachu and Treecko dodge the attacks, then Pikachu uses Thunderbolt, hurting the Yanma, but is being struck by Ariados' Night Shade.
Pikachu and Treecko dodge the attacks from Yanma and Ariados. Ash orders his Treecko to use Quick Attack. Yanma and Ariados attack Treecko, but the Treecko jumps and dodges the attacks. Pikachu uses Iron Tail on Yanma, defeating it, but it fails to do so on Ariados. Piachu is hurt by String Shot, while Treecko uses Pound on Araidos, defeating it, making Ash win the battle. Franklin congratulates Ash for the vicotry and is invited for the stew Brock made.
May found some berries for Franklin and they discuss about travelling. Franklin spots the Wurmple, making May brings her Torchic out and knocking it out. May throws her Pokeball, but the Wurmple frees itself. Wurmple tackles Torchich, but Torchic counterattacks with Ember. May throws her Pokeball and succeeds in catching the Wurmple! However, Team Rocket steal the Wurmple and go away. Franklin orders his Heracross to destroy the ballon, to which it does.
Team Rocket is not satisfied, so Jessie brings her Seviper out and James his Cacnea. Seviper and Cacnea are about to use Poison Tail and Pin Missile, but Torchic uses Ember, but they dodge the attack. Cacnea hits Torchic, but Heracross stops the attack from Seviper. May, by Franklin's advice, brings her Wurmple out to fight. Wurmple uses String Shot, encasing Cacnea and Seviper. Torchic uses Ember and Heracross uses Megahorn, sending Team Rocket away.
Brock, Max and Ash discuss travelling with Franklin, with May and Franklin coming back. The gang witness that there are 2 Franklins - one is Forrester and the other is Forest. Brock decides it is time for lunch, so May brings her Torchic and Wurmple out. The Wurmple eats everyone's food at a rapid speed, then falls asleep. Team Rocket hang on a tree, between 2 cliffs. James spots a Wurmple, so Jessie catches the Wurmple! However, Jessie's Wobbuffet comes out, breaking the tree and making the Team rocket fall down.
- "Do you guys think she's going to be okay alone?"
"Don't worry, as soon as she gets little hungry, she'll come right back!" - Ash and Max about May
- Forrest Franklin
- Forrester Franklin
- The Pokémon featured in the Who's That Pokémon segment is Lugia.
- The English dubbed title refers to the saying, "All in a day's work."
- You know in the scene when Ariados' String Shot wrapped around Pikachu's foot, it was above his toes. Then on the next scene where Pikachu is trying to get his foot freed, the String Shot now was wrapped around above his toes and ankle.


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Many Pennsylvania communities have adopted outdoor tobacco-free policies at parks, zoos, athletic fields, playgrounds, trails and even city sidewalks and streets to help protect both children and the environment.
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New Bluegrass Event Comes to Sumner County
Submitted on March 27, 2012 at 10:29 AM
Bluegrass music fans have a new event to enjoy this April and it's expected to bring in folks from across Tennessee. The Sumner County Bluegrass Jamboree will feature competitions, jamming and concerts. It's hosted and sponsored by Volunteer State Community College as part of their new bluegrass music degree program. It will be held on April 13 and 14. The competition starts at 6:30 p.m. on Friday with Dobro, Bluegrass Banjo, Mandolin and Guitar categories. Competition continues at 10 a.m. on Saturday with Bluegrass Band, Pee Wee Fiddle, Beginner Fiddle, Junior Fiddle, Senior Fiddle, Pee Wee Dancing, Junior Dancing, Senior Dancing and Square Dancing. There will be $2700 in cash prizes and judging by bluegrass veterans. Registration is free and open to everyone. Sign-up will be held the day of the event on-site.
"There's camaraderie among bluegrass musicians," said Vol State bluegrass organizer Melissa Du Puy. "They get together to compete, as well as informally play together. It's also fun for music fans to come down and enjoy the picking and dancing."
The public is invited to come and enjoy the competitions and the free concert on Saturday at 7p.m. It spotlights Charlie Cushman and Johnny Warren. The Likely Culprits, featuring Deanie Richardson, Melonie Cannon and Garnet Bowman, will also perform. The event is emceed by WSM radio personality Marcia Campbell and dancer and musician Larry Chunn. The Vol State Bluegrass Ensemble, Bluegrass Ablaze, will play during the Saturday competitions. The group is part of the new degree program with a bluegrass music emphasis that started this year at Vol State.
The Sumner County Bluegrass Jamboree will be held in and around Caudill Hall on the Vol State campus at 1480 Nashville Pike in Gallatin. There is plenty of free parking and food will be available for sale. For more information visit www.volstate.edu/bluegrass or call 615-452-8600, extension 2936.
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I would recommend using the built-in tools in FT. On the rainfall tab of Lighting and Color, set # colors to 256. Then click the Lowest box and select black. Then, while holding down the Shift key, click on the Highest Value and (still holding down the Shift key) click white. The color list should be a full grayscale value.
This technique works for any two colors, because Shift triggers use of full RGB colors rather than the more limited Campaign Cartographer palette when picking and interpolating colors. Doing the above steps without holding down Shift will get you a 16-color step; holding down Shift gets the full 256-color ramp.


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Just ten minutes from The Inn On First, a luxury Bed and Breakfast in Napa, is a winery called Aonair. Well, actually, it is the tasting room built out of an old stable that overlooks acres of vineyards in the southern hills of Napa. We were introduced to Aonair by Grant Long, Sr., one of our favorite characters here in Napa Valley. I say character because he has plenty of it and it shows in his demeanor and expression, always making you feel that you are the most important person in the room. Long ago he made an investment into grapes and hillside wineries and eventually brought his son, Grant Long, Jr., into the business, and it is Grant, Jr. who is making wine, and Grant, Jr., who is usually doing the pouring for you.
When I say it is small, even the name "Aonair" gives it away, meaning "One Man" in Gaelic. Driving back through the estates hidden in the hills you enter the security gate, drive up the long driveway, park, walk to the tasting room and then turn and behold the view. Just perfect.
He only uses Napa mountain fruit for his reds, which means bright fruit flavors with robust character. We tried his Merlot (taste of raspberries with a light earthy tone), Cabernet Sauvignon (soft and subtle on the nose with blackberry and cherry notes, using whole berry fermentation), and Bordeaux Blend (big, bright fruit flavors). All were delicious.
He also had a White Wine Blend (Sauvignon Blanc Clone-Semillon-Muscat) which we enjoyed as well as a Grenache, with fruit harvested out of the Sierra foothills from one of the oldest vineyards in California. You can purchase a few bottles while you are there but to be guaranteed this wine for the future will require signing up for wine allocations (which we did, we liked it that much). Wines generally range from $35 to $85 per bottle.


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Larimer County Pro Bono Program
Cameron Banninga, Pro Bono Chair
Cindi Hendrix, Pro Bono Coordinator/Paralegal
P.O. Box 781
Fort Collins, CO 80522
Recorded Information Line (970) 402-2075
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Counties served: Larimer
The Larimer County Pro Bono Program has created a bookmark with Larimer County Legal Resources. The bookmark can be found at the Clerk of Courts in Fort Collins and Loveland, Colorado Legal Services (Fort Collins office), Family Court Facilitator in Fort Collins, United Way, Neighbor to Neighbor, Child Support Enforcement Unit and Crossroads Safehouse.
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