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Non-stop live music, world-class comedy and entertainment for all ages make Montréal the place to be this weekend and into the week. Whether you're here for Osheaga, Just For Laughs, Mondial des Jeux, Fantasia, fireworks or Montréal's great food, you're in for a fun time. Laughs for all International comedy festival Just For Laughs brings the funniest comedians in the world to Montréal this week – see gala showcases hosted by Nathan Lane, Jeff Goldblum, Carrie Fisher, P.K. Subban, David Cross, Howie Mandel and Sebastian Maniscalco and stand-alone shows by Sarah Silverman, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Aziz Ansari, Judd Apatow, Maria Bamford, Hannibal Buress and more comedy stars until August 1. A new edition of The Nasty Show makes for a seriously dirty good time, hosted by Mike Ward. JFL's free street festival features Cirque Carpe Diem on July 29, Boogie Wonder Band on July 30, the kid-focused V8energy labyrinth, puppeteer Jacques Boutin, dancer-clown Fifi Bric-à-Brac, musical Jukebox, plus an array of food trucks. JFL's "underground" program OFF-JFL welcomes Janeane Garofalo, Tom Green and more. Add to all that Zoofest, dedicated to wild indie humour and theatre. Osheaga overload Thousands of festival-goers flood Parc Jean-Drapeau from July 29 to 31 for Montréal's biggest indie-rock, pop, hip hop and… / Read More →
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The 2016 edition of the Rogers Cup presented by National Bank has descended once again upon Montréal. From July 22 to 31, the best female tennis players will be competing at Uniprix Stadium. Crowds of tennis lovers will be heading to Villeray to watch the games and since you might want to know where to fuel up while you're in this trendy part of town, below is a list of some of our favourite restaurants and watering holes. Parfaite soirée @huisclosvilleray ✨👌🏼 #huisclosvilleray #mtl #montreal #mtlblog #somontreal #yul #livemontreal #montrealmoments #decouvrezvilleray #villeray #tartare #food #foodie #colorfull #summer #sundayfunday Une photo publiée par Caroline Robert (@ca_rockab) le 24 Juil. 2016 à 19h42 PDT Huis Clos: If you're an oyster lover, then this is the spot for you. Huit Clos also serves classic fare that go well with their extensive beer, cocktail and wine menus. Impasto is one of the best authentic Italian restaurants in Montréal and it just happens to be a few blocks away from the tennis courts. Indulge in luscious pasta dishes and delectable homemade salumi as well as great desserts. It's open for lunch on Thursdays and Fridays. Bistro L'Enchanteur has become somewhat of a neighbourhood institution for… / Read More →
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Game! Set! Match! Top women tennis players head to Montréal for Rogers Cup
The very best tennis players in the world are coming to Montreal for the 2016 Rogers Cup presented by National Bank. World No. 1 player Serena Williams will attempt to win her fourth Rogers Cup crown in a field that features 30 of the Top 35 WTA players and nine of the Top 10. The matches will be held at Uniprix Stadium where festive daily off-court activities, a variety of dining options, retail shopping, games, performances and promotions create a festival-like atmosphere at the tournament. "We have an excellent player field this year, showing that Rogers Cup continues to be an important stop on the tour for the top women in the world," says tournament director Eugene Lapierre. "We are one of the biggest women's events across the globe." Past tournament winners returning include Agnieszka Radwanska (2014), Petra Kvitova (2012) and Caroline Wozniacki (2010). Tennis Canada, the non-profit national sport association which runs the Rogers Cup, has announced 20 players ranked inside the Top 75 will battle for the twelve remaining places in the main draw. Included on this list is 2016 Wimbledon semifinalist Elena Vesnina, expected to be the top seed for qualifying in Montreal. The qualifying sessions (July 23-24)… / Read More →
Experience Montréal in the lap of luxury
Looking for pampering? You're in the right place. Montréal gets a ton of high-fallutin' international guests every year, whether it's Jazz Fest musicians, pop superstars, Formula One racers or star hockey players. Hell, even visiting comedians need paraffin mani-pedis! The result? Our service industry is poised to satisfy your every need and make your trip to La Belle Ville the most memorable it can be. Here's your cheat sheet to the best things in life. SLEEP WELL High-end stays abound in Montréal, for all the reasons mentioned above. From Madonna to Aretha Franklin to Lady Gaga, we've hosted all the divas! Exacting guests flock to the gorgeously redesigned Ritz-Carlton Montréal, where you can leave your classically appointed suite and be at La Maison Ogilvy in five minutes flat. Hôtel Le St. James is probably the city's most luxurious stay, nestled in a historic Old Montréal building appointed with priceless antiques. Loews Hôtel Vogue, Hôtel Le Crystal and InterContinental Montréal are perfect downtown pied-à-terres, with incredibly comfortable rooms and great bars and restaurants. To be within seconds of the Old Port, you'll want to stay at either the sleekly contemporary Hotel Gault, Hotel Nelligan (the rooftop terrasse bar is a must),… / Read More →
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As cofounder of festivals Osheaga, Ile Soniq, Heavy MTL and, starting this September, YUL EAT, Nick Farkas never stops. The only downside to his culturally immersed life is that sometimes, he's too busy to enjoy other people's events, like Just For Laughs and the Rogers Cup! This is how he experiences Montréal. Job: Vice President, Concert and Events, Evenko. Favourite pastime: Listening to music. How long have you been a Montrealer? Since 1970, when I was 5 years old. My parents came from Hamilton. What's the coolest thing you've done so far this year? Osheaga this weekend! The next three weekends of festivals, with Osheaga followed by Heavy Montréal and then Ile Soniq, are our busiest time in the year. What's the next big thing you're planning? We're doing a new festival called YUL EAT in Old Montreal, near the Clock Tower, in the beginning of September, over Labour Day weekend. In the midst of doing our other three festivals and the 13,000 shows we do a year, the team decided it was time to do another festival. Tons of chefs, cooking classes, brunches, dinners, free concerts and more. What's your favourite thing about organizing events? Definitely seeing the reaction… / Read More →
World's Top 40 male tennis players at 2015 Rogers Cup in Montréal
The Top 40 men of the ATP World Tour will play at the Rogers Cup in Montréal from August 7-16, including past champions Novak Djokovic, Andy Murray and Rafael Nadal, as well as Canada's very own Milos Raonic. The Rogers Cup presented by National Bank is the third-oldest title in tennis, behind only Wimbledon and the U.S. Open, and is hailed as one of the best-run tournaments on the ATP tour. "We are once again thrilled to be welcoming the ATP World Tour back to the city of Montréal," says Rogers Cup Montréal tournament director Eugene Lapierre (the men's and women's Rogers Cup tournaments alternate between Montréal and Toronto each year). "We experienced world record attendance when the men were in town in 2011 as well as historic results from our Canadian players in 2013," Lapierre adds. "We are hoping for the 2015 edition of the event to be even better and this player field will help us achieve that. We are very much looking forward to creating more memorable moments for our fans." Canada's Vasek Pospisil is also on the Montréal player list, as is the next generation of talented international players, including Kei Nishikori, Grigor Dimitrov, Nick Kyrgios… / Read More →
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[Updated on June 27, 2016] Sunny days, high-energy nights and strikingly illuminated festival stages make the summer season bright in Montréal. The city ignites with a sparkling line-up of entertainment in July and August – get ready to laugh, dance, groove and be dazzled at these big festivals and more this summer. The one-and-only Montréal International Jazz Festival officially ignites the height of summer festival season June 29-July 9. Incredible talent graces historic night clubs and Place des Arts stages while downtown's Quartier des Spectacles bustles with unmissable free outdoor shows, including on July 7: the farewell concert of one of the most pivotal figures in Montréal music: bona fide jazz great Oliver Jones. More music lights up the town as Festival International Nuits d'Afrique welcomes traditional and ground-breaking musicians from Africa, the Caribbean, Latin America and right here at home, July 12-24. Discover your new favourite indie, electronic and hip hop artists at MEG Montréal, July 21-31, and take a ride on the late-night MEG party boat. Osheaga Music and Arts Festival crams the biggest names and the brightest emerging artists in indie-pop, rock, hip hop and electronic music into three amazing days on Île Sainte-Hélène, July 29-31 – this… / Read More →
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Young noble is forced to become a son of the night and then pursues freedom only to find the demons of his past are not all that willing to let him go so easily.
Raven? No that isn`t my real name. Its a name i take to protect myself from my many enemies. I wish i could tell you my name but you see if my enemies were to find you and break you then they would have power over me. However i will entrust you with my story.
I was once a mortal like so many of them that inhabit this planet. Each worrying about the future as their lives begin and end like the turning of the day. It was some many years ago that i was once like them, when the country was dominated by the trees and the wolves raomed free. I was the son of a wealthy lord whom was only to pleased to boast his relation to the wearer of the crown. As a husband he doted upon his wife like she was Aphrodite incarnate but as a father he was Satan in the flesh. May a time i endured the harshness of his fury, sober or drunk it mattered not. He saw fit to hit me when he felt and i had to stand and bear. Long past the point of crying for help.
As i grew into a man my father`s brother took interest in my increasing skill in arms. Regularly he taught me what he knew and i received many a bruise from him but i cared not that they were there for the lessons dulled the pain. With each passing month my skill grew and grew until even my uncle yielded that he knew of nothing more to teach me. Continuously i honed the skills that my uncle had passed to me much to the disgust of my father but the fates shone for three days after my asession to manhood he died in his sleep. My mother of course was distraught and blamed me for all the problems he had suffered, not wishing to fight her i packed up my bags and along with my friend who had worked in the castle stables had headed out for my Uncles castle.[/br]
My uncles castle lay across the border of Mercia, an old fort to keep out the restless settlers of the neighbouring county. Trapsing through the midwinter snow we made slow progress by day and froze by night. Out in the wild the world was certainly different, there was no protection should a hungry bear come blundering across your path so all you could do was pray to the gods that you were spared such things and make as much headway as possible as quickly as you could. However the myths and legends of the times told of other dangers besides the wolves and bears. The legends ran that there were men who had died but lay not in the grave. They roamed the dark forests freely and could only be seen at the corner of your vision as they moved unless of course they wished to eat. My friend and i, being youthful, had regarded such legends as stories told from one generation to the next and nothing more. No mortal could move as quick as those described, or could they?

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Hammers take the points
West Ham 4 (Nolan 23, 79, 87, Vaz Te 34)
Reading 2 (McCleary 53. Le Fondre 55)
A Kevin Nolan hat-trick condemned Reading to a final day defeat at Upton Park this afternoon, though the scoreline seemed a little harsh on Nigel Adkins' men.
A fairly even encounter tilted in West Ham's favour midway through the first half with a moment of misfortune; Royals stopper Alex McCarthy's clearance cannoned off the back of Andy Carroll and into the path of an unmarked Kevin Nolan, who rounded McCarthy and passed home the opener.
McCarthy made amends by saving a point blank range header from Nolan, but West Ham had a second soon after, when Ricardo Vaz Te rifled low into the bottom left corner via a deflection from Kaspars Gorkss's right leg.
At the break, a double substitution made an immediate impact. First Garath McCleary leathered a sweetly struck effort home via a deflection off the sliding body of Mark Noble.
Then, minutes later, the rampant Royals were level when one sub set up another. Blackman in space on the left passed a left-footed cross into the box and Le Fondre arrived on it at the far post to angle past Jaaskelainen from close range.
And Reading dominated for long spells, looking for a winner until Nolan struck the decisive blow, racing onto a lovely ball over the top from the outside of Carroll's boot, and passing it neatly into the bottom corner. He completed his hat-trick with a close range header and finally ended the Royals' challenge.
West Ham:
Jaaskelainen, Demel, O'Brien (Taylor 86), Collins, Reid, Noble, Diame, J Cole (Collison 76), Nolan, Vaz Te (Maiga 81), Carroll.
Substitutes: Henderson, Tomkins
, O'Neil, Paulista
Yellow: Nolan, Collison.
Reading: McCarthy, Gunter, Kelly, Gorkss, Morrison, Karacan, Guthrie, McCleary, Robson-Kanu (Blackman HT), McAnuff (c), Pogrebnyak (Le Fondre HT).
Substitutes: Taylor, Pearce, Mariappa, Akpan, Carrico.
Yellow: McAnuff
Attendance: 34,973
Ref: M Dean
First Half
McCleary tested Jaaskelainen early with a low right-footed drive, but West Ham carved open the first real chance when Mark Noble's floated far post cross was reached by the outstretched leg of Andy Carroll, but he couldn't wrap his boot around it enough to turn it inside the left upright.
Six minutes in, and Gunter's dinked cross was met by the head of Jobi McAnuff, but the Royals skipper couldn't keep his effort down. Then Robson-Kanu tried to connect with a low McCleary cut back but the forward missed his kick completely.
McAnuff then turned provider, lofting a ball to the far post where Pavel Pogrebnyak rose highest to head down and back across the body of Jaaskelainen, the Finn just managing to get a glove to it to turn it wide.
At the other end, Kelly did well to break up a break away from Joe Cole and Ricardo Vaz Te, while Cole robbed Guthrie of possession only to smash his 20-yard effort high and wide.
The game was open and Reading were looking lively in the final third, Guthrie drilling low and inches wide of the bottom left corner after a quarter of an hour.
And Gunter smashed a great chance into the side netting shortly after; a lovely crossfield ball found Robson-Kanu who slid it inside for the right-back who burst into the box, but he could find no way past the Hammers keeper.
Then, the hosts were handed a huge slice of luck to break the deadlock. Alex McCarthy collected and controlled a back pass, but his clearance cannoned off the back of Carroll and perfectly into the feet of
, who rounded the Royals stopper and passed into an open net for 1-0.
McCarthy immediately made amends - Carroll's floated header across goal found Nolan in space and a superb save from the unsighted Royals stopper managed to push the ball off his line against the crossbar and out. Nolan held his head in disbelief.
He could do nothing about Wets Ham's second. Carroll did well to collect bring down a deep cross and touch it back for
Vaz Te
who drive low at goal. It took a slight deflection off a Reading leg and nestled in the bottom left corner.
Buoyed by that early piece of good fortune, West Ham pressed for more. Vaz Te wriggled round his man on the right and arrowed a right-footed shot against the stanchion, before Diame lashed over from Carroll's pass inside.
And just before the break, McCarthy had to save another effort from Diame that was swerving its way towards goal from an angle.
Second Half
A double change at the break saw Adam Le Fondre enter the fray in place of Pogrebnyak, while Nick Blackman replaced Hal Robson-Kanu. And Reading began on the front foot, McAnuff hooking a speculative volley wide.
Then space opened up in front of Karacan, who scuttled forward and let fly with a rasping right-footed effort that whistled just over the crossbar. McAnuff tried his luck again from distance and Jaaskelainen had to be alert, to gathering it into his body well.
And Reading's dominance at the start of the second half paid off when
Garath McCleary
pulled one back. McAnuff scurried in from the left and cut the ball across the edge of the area where McCleary arrive and thundered past Jaaskelainen via a deflection from the sliding body of Noble.
An less than two minutes later, the Royals were level! Blackman collected a crossfield ball and directed a left-footed cross across the face of goal for
Le Fondre
to hammer home at the far post.
McCarthy had to be on his guard to parry a deflected Carroll shot just before the hour. But Reading were bossing things and the home crowd were becoming increasingly frustrated.
Gorkss did enough to deflect a Cole effort wide of the left post, while at the other end McCleary raced inside to drag a left-footed effort just wide.
But with little more than 10 minutes of the game remaining,
put the hosts back in front. The lively midfielder sped onto a great ball over the top from Carroll, calmly controlling it in his stride and slotting home.
And, after McCarthy had done well to save a Carroll drive with his shoulder, West Ham added a harsh look to the scoreline,
completing his hat-trick by heading home Maiga's cross inside the six yard box.
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Will he care for me enough? And will this love last long enough to mention to people it be worth while? I stare at him and hope to hold converstations that in reality speak about nonsense and jibberish, but it helps me forget how serious I can be.
I have been hurt before, and restrained tp their own contempt of selfishness.
Perhaps what is there would be obvious to others if I were transeparent. But What I question again and again is will this act of selfish deed to obtain him, to call of my own just be a greater gain or greater loss? As his friendly bewildered eyes meet mine and his words made only to humor me.
He is human, not particularly great looking, or fabulous in making bill payments. He is not exactly the talking type toward strangers or anyone not interrogating him. Still I can't help but to wonder and plan precisely. One faultered move and there is no going back or second chances.
Love in reality does not mean to touch, but to feel. And what we make each other feel is greatly enough. When you love, why should one have to give up anything. He must know that.


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ASU Real Estate Report: Home-Buyer Demand "Subdued," but Rental Demand Very Strong
The home-buying market in the Phoenix area is still "quiet," but the same can't be said about rentals.
According to the monthly real estate report from Arizona State University's Center for Real Estate Theory and Practice, the rental supply in the Phoenix area is at "unusually low levels" due to a heavy demand.
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-Report: Phoenix-Area Home Prices May Not Go Up This Year
-ASU Research: Millennials Not Buying Houses in Phoenix Area
"In addition the supply of single family rentals is dropping much faster than apartments, condos and townhomes," the report states. "The supply of single family rentals is now well under 1 month."
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This isn't particularly surprising. Previous months' reports have explained that Millennials -- as well as anyone who lost their home in a foreclosure or short sale -- aren't buying homes. You're undoubtedly familiar with some of the reasons why Millennials don't buy homes, as has been explained in countless media reports on the topic: a higher burden of student-loan debt, a preference for urban living, an appreciation for the flexibility of a rental, being turned off by the mortgage crisis, in addition to several other factors.
"The average time on market for a leased home (excluding vacation rentals) fell to 50 days, down from 53 days last month," this month's report says. "With this fast turnover and low vacancy rates, it is likely that rents will increase in the most popular locations."
The report also suggests that some Baby Boomers and Gen-Xers don't want to give up the low interest rate on the mortgages they have, so they may be more inclined to just rent out their home instead of selling it when looking to move. Baby Boomers and Gen-Xers represent most of the demand for home-buying in the Phoenix area, the report states.
That demand's still low, and the latest available stats on the market, from February, support the prediction made in last month's report -- home prices may not appreciate at all for a majority of the year.
"However the Phoenix market is highly volatile and nothing is certain," the report notes.
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Bad Hair Days
Chapter: 4
It was a strange feeling walking to the village dressed in Inu Yasha's fire rat robes. Especially knowing his fate and the fact his killer walked right beside her. Kagome continued to steal weary glances at the demon who now controlled her fate, that truth left a deep mourning despair in her breast. She felt trapped in every possible way, had this been how Inu Yasha felt with the rosary around his neck?
She had no rosary, not in a literal sense, no she simply had Yura's words of threat, but that was more then enough to keep her in line. There was also the fact that even now, Kagome squirmed, that Yura had her hairs all around her body hidden beneath the fire rat robes clinging tightly to her naked flesh. Ready at any moment to constrict and slay her if she dared show her miko power.
"Mmmm, do humans really have to get around in such a manner?" Yura complained rhetorically at the burden of being forced to walk instead of using her hair as an express. She would happily have used her hair, but Kagome's damage to her nest had been extreme and it would take a greater amount of time to repair then she had original thought. For now she had enough hair to control the girl and deal with any threat that might present itself, if only she didn't need to walk however.
"We can't all be monsters." Kagome spoke softly being cheeky and earned a smirk from Yura who after a moment gave a tug on her command strings causing Kagome to cry out as her arms and legs suddenly clamped against her body restraining her.
"That's not a very nice thing to say... Not after I went through so much trouble to spare your life." Yura complained in a husky voice. Kagome whimpered, her head pulled back by the restrictive hair tendrils, and felt the threads around her neck threatening to choke her, but they did not. After a few moments, the point made, everything loosened returning to normal. Kagome did not apologize, instead she cast a scathing glare at the demon who walked with her arms crossed behind her head. Yura simply smiled taking pleasure in her defiance knowing it was a futile one.
They continued along like nothing had happened, Kagome looking downcast at the dirt path they followed. The night before had been terrifying, she could still see the writhing walls in her mind as hey crushed and tore Inu Yasha's body to pieces. It was enough to make her halt a moment and gage wanting to throw up, but she managed to catch herself and continue walking again ignoring Yura's questioning expression.
She had to stop that, Inu Yasha was dead and he could not save her, only she had to power to save herself now. It wasn't as if she had known him very well, a few days was hardly enough time to form a true friendship or bond... but then again, he had saved her life twice in that time. No, he was gone and that was all there was to it, but at least he left her something behind... his fire rat robes. Somehow she thought he might be happy... or at least satisfied that she wore them now, he could still protect her if only that much.
Thinking of the robes she looked down at herself, they were indeed Inu Yasha's robes but much smaller now. Yura had with much effort in the night managed to find a way to tear the material part which was both a good and bad thing. Good that she was able to use the material and sew it back together in a size fit for Kagome, but bad that Kagome knew the robes were no longer a suitable defence against Yura and right now... defence was something she strongly desired against the demon woman.
A fear washed through Kagome as she recalled more events from the night before after Yura had questioned her about the photos. Yura demanded to know everything about her and the girl in the pictures, to know why they acted like lovers. All this while Yura petted over her body and brushed her lips along her neck, jaw, and ears. Kagome did her best to answer innocently but Yura would have none of it... slowly forcing Kagome to admit shameful truths.
Yura was abnormally fascinated with the subject and Kagome was keenly aware why. It was impossible to imagine, but Yura did not seem to realize her own arousal or at least understand it. Yura was violently turned on from the images despite her fierce admission they were 'improper and indecent'. She did not know how to respond to her own feelings and could only clumsily let her hands over Kagome's body do it for her.
Kagome did not know much about the history of lesbianism despite her own experiences on the matter. She could only think lesbianism simply did not exist in whatever time she found herself, that it was a fresh and new concept with absolutely no exposure. It was something alien and new to Yura who thankfully was content simply to learn more about it before she tried to re-enacting what was displayed in the pictures.
It was cruel of Kagome to hope, but she wished when Yura got up the nerve or will to experiment, that it was not with her. It meant some other poor woman or girl, likely not knowing of the concept of lesbianism as well, would be raped and very likely not find any pleasure or enjoyment in it. How Yura would react then to such an encounter Kagome did not even want to fathom or even guess the fate of her victim.
"Kagome..." A horse weak voice called to her as she and Yura entered the village. The villagers seemed spooked and it was likely do to Yura's attack. They eyed Yura wearily but had no knowledge that she was truly the demon who had attacked them.
"Kaede!" Kagome called back in both alarm and relief. Alarm at seeing the old priestess being carried though the village street under the supporting arms of two of the villages men. She was covered in dirt and a bloody wound in her shoulder stained her robes crimson. Kagome made to rush to her side but she felt the thread around her neck give a threatening flex warning her to stay by Yura's side.
The action did not go unnoticed by Kaede who starred with shock and surprise, her vision still clear enough to see the network of hairs covering Kagome and how they all lead to the hand of the scantily clad woman beside her. Kaede did not know what to make of the situation and did not dare announce the demons presence knowing it would spell death for much of the village.
"Oh my... such a grievous injury." Yura gasped in mock horror feigning innocence. "Is she all right?" The men carrying Kaede favoured Yura with mistrustful stares but the fact Kagome was with her and that Kaede trusted Kagome, they relaxed their hostilities.
"Take me to my hut." Kaede commanded breaking eye contact with the demon. She did not know what game was being played or why Kagome wore Inu Yasha's robes, but she had a terrible assumption why. For now it seemed the demon did not come to slay them so it was best to share a conversation in privet.
"Kaede..." Kagome called and risked taking a step towards the old woman again as she was lead away. This time Yura did not stop her and also followed in her wake. Kagome felt trepidation wash over her, but she had to see Kaede and speak with her. If there was any true ally left to her in this fairy tale world it would be her. She prayed Yura would uphold her end of their promise, not to slay any more innocence if she helped her seek out the shards.
They moved to Kaede's hut and waited outside long minuets as the men helped Kaede tend to her wound. When finished men left under Kaede's request and ushered Kagome and Yura inside. Almost tearful Kagome knelt before the old priestess and wanted to reach out and cling to her as if she could protect her from Yura, but held herself back.
"So Inu Yasha is dead." Kaede spoke in a heavy sigh of fact. She did not need to be told as she centered her one good eye on Yura with weariness. "But you have let Kagome live, what game are you playing demon."
"Kagome?" Yura perked up and placed a finger to her chin in happy delight. "I see so her name is Kagome." After pondering over the lovely discovery she casually replied to the old priestess. "I am not here for myself, it was Kagome's wish to come to this village not mine." The information make Kaede's eyes widen and raise with interest.
"I'm sorry Kaede... I.. I didn't know what else to do..." Kagome apologized as she made fists on her knees her expression strained to keep from breaking down into tears. "She killed Inu Yasha... and she promised she would kill everyone else if I did not help her find the shards..."
"Kagome..." The old priestess slumped with an aged voice full of sympathy.
"It's not a big deal." Yura commented slyly ignoring the heavy atmosphere of the hut. "I really don't see why you're so upset over our arrangement. You help me and everyone else gets to live and continue their peaceful and uninteresting lives, all at the cost of you finding me the rest of the shards."
"Do you truly intend to keep your word?" Kaede questioned sternly. "I cannot imagine a full demon like yourself would agree to any terms a mortal would make."
"Ohhh..." Yura grinned dangerously and leaned forward. "Your quite the smart one aren't you... But rest assured I have every intention of keeping my word so long as Kagome can find me shards. If she cant... well I might just need to find a few ways to motivate her."
Kagome strained in terror at the implications of the words. It was a new condition to their agreement. It was no longer simply helping her find the shards, it was now finding the shards in a timely manner or blood would be spilt. Kaede too narrowed her eyes with a distasteful glare.
"What do you intent to do with the jewel when it is complete?" Kaede demanded.
"I don't think that's really any of your business old woman." Yura smiled sweetly refusing to answer. "But you can rest assured I have much greater plans for it then that incompetent hanyo did. As if becoming a full demon would change his fate... he would have died in any case." Yura then noticed Kaede's resentful expression on the subject of Inu Yasha. "Oh my, did I strike a nerve? I thought you of all people would rejoice at his death. Did he not kill your sister so long ago?"
"I came to terms with my sister's death long before I became an old woman." Kaede spoke wisely with maturity. "But she was but one life, since that time I have watched countless of those I cherish perish from famine , war, and sickness. Inu Yasha's death dose not bring me joy, only sadness. There was still time to redeem himself, but you have stolen that chance from him."
"Humph." Yura frowned with a bad taste in her mouth. "This is why I despite old people, you think because you have years behind you that you are wise. You are just a foolish old woman who chooses to believe in the good of others, over the truth that is the nature of things. A human is lucky in one regard, their lives are so short they never get the chance to realize the extent of their ignorance before they die."
"We humans do live short lives to what one of your kind are used to, but in exchange we live them to a much greater extent. We die with our hearts full of feeling, whether it be love, hate, or regret. We die leaving behind memory, family, and meaning. When you die you will leave behind nothing, not even your bones." Kaede had struck a nerve as Yura's eyes turned violent as strands of hair wrapped tightly around Kaede's throat choking her.
"No! Stop!" Kagome screamed intervening after having stayed out of the argument thus far. She threw herself on Yura grabbing her hand, while her other grabbed the control wires. They where extremely sharp and immediately bit into her palms drawing trickles of blood. Her panic and determination to save Kaede freed her miko powers and her hand glowed snapping the hairs like rubber bands drawn to tight. An instant later she found herself thrown from Yura who wore an expression of terror, recoiling defensively and ready to strike her down.
"Y..you promised! You promised not to kill any more innocence!" Kagome screamed and just in time to stop Yura's now hover blade from cutting through her throat. A heavy tension filled the room as Kaede coughed pulling the lose hair from her throat. Kagome and Yura stared each other down as Yura's blade hovered at Kagome's throat with its tip deforming her skin ready to pierce with just the slightest push. Eventually Yura calmed and threw her hand aside recalling her sword which flipped through the air and smoothly hilted back in her sash.
"If you ever cut my strings again, you will die." Yura spoke with a powerful demonic aura that was so potent Kagome was sure the temperature in the hut had dropped. The matter had settled there as everyone calmed and the argument did not resume. Everyone returned to their seats not speaking another word as Kaede soon began to make tea. There was no trust in the room and a subtle hostility for enemies lingered, but neither side was willing to raise arms. They ignored their instincts for battle and soon shared cups of tea before idle conversation returned.
By the time evening fell an agreement had been reached between Yura and Kaede. Though she was hesitant and loathed to help such a truly pure and evil demon, Kaede could not abandon Kagome in her plight and the matter was settled. Kaede and the village would do what they could to aid in tracking and locating of the shards, but no more. To Kagome that small amount of support had meant the world to her. It told her she was not alone, that there was still hope no matter how small.
It was later that night long after they left the village when Yura had stopped and pulled Kagome off the forest path, into the dense trees beside. It had been so sudden Kagome screamed, but Yura's hand covered her mouth muting it to a muffled squeal. Yura held tight till Kagome quieted and her breath normalized, finally pulling her hand away as Kagome grew submissive. Yura stared into Kagome's eyes a long silent moment, her eyes all but glowing with demonic aura, and then lifted Kagome's hand up from her side to drop something in it.
"What is..." Kagome questioned peering down as a black pearl rested in her palm. It was like a bead of obsidian, but after a moment she could feel something, feel some great pulse of power from within it though extremely faint as if it was coming from miles away.
"A gift..." Yura smiled and closed Kagome's palm around it pushing it back against her chest encouraging her to cherish it. "It's such a rare stone... one should feel honoured to receive such a thing." Yura explained with a soft sultry tone, her free hand combing once more through Kagome's hair. Kagome stammered and pressed back into the bark of the tree. Yura's eyes were hooded, powerful, and intense, being trapped between her and the tree with no space between them made Kagome's fragile heart flutter, if just for a moment.
The mood was broken though, as Yura turned away grabbing Kagome's wrist and pulled her back out onto the forest path to continue their trek. Kagome simply stared down at her feet as she clutched the pearl to her breast, her breath light and panicked.
No matter how she looked at it she was not imagining it, the look Yura gave her, and the gift... Yura might not know anything about human relationships, but knowingly or unknowingly Yura had just begun to court her. That was possible a more terrifying thought then the threat of death.


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This movie was hilarious, probably the funniest movie at Sundance this year. Its a must see for any fan of the show. But you don't have to have seen the show to enjoy it since the plot is basically the same as the show's. In it, Geri heads back to high school in order to save her father who is trapped in a coma. The principal cast from the show is all here and they're all wonderful, especially Principal Blackman, who in my opinion is the best part of the movie. Stephen Colbert is brilliant as always, and Amy Sedaris' portrayal of Geri is always amazing to see (especially if you've ever seen her without the make-up on). All in all, funniest movie I've seen since Shaun of the Dead. See it, seriously.
I saw the Strangers With Candy movie yesterday at a free screening. I'm
a huge fan of the show (I own all 3 seasons on DVD) and I couldn't
believe my luck at having been given a pass. For the most part, t.v.
shows don't translate well on the big screen and it pains me to say
that Strangers with Candy the movie is no exception to this rule.
Basically, the film is a re-hashing of the same gags and jokes true fans know and love (and will unmistakably remember) from the t.v. show. This lame regurgitation simply didn't work, and it was evident through the acting that the actors themselves felt uncomfortable reciting the same material.
A side note: At the risk of sound like a total obsessive nerd and the equivalent of SWC "trekkie"....why the hell did they change Derrick??? and the Flatpoint campus (not to mention its new location directly across from the Blank residence!) And this Megawatti person is such a lame substitution for Orlando!
This is not to say that the film didn't have it's funny moments--it did have it's fair share. The opening prison montage was especially funny and memorable. Stephen Colbert was hilarious in every scene, and Amy delivered as usual.
This was a pretty wacky movie - very unusual and unlike anything I've
seen before.
This movie has fairly basic plot: a recently released 40+ year old lady wants to help bring her father out of a coma, so she embarks on the task of bettering herself by going back to high school and excelling. If it doesn't make sense, that's OK - it's nothing compared to the characters.
What makes this movie so unusual are the characters - the lead character (Amy Sedaris), the principal, the parents, etc. They are so strangely conceived and acted that it's really wild to watch. I guess that means that the actors and director did a pretty good job.
I can't say this movie was funny. Rather, it was amusing because of the extreme nature of characters. It was interesting to watch just to see what they were going to say next.
If you're in the mood for something really strange - check this out. You'll know after the first 10 minutes if this is something that's going to interest you.
What remains remarkable in the translation from Comedy Central TV show
to mainstream feature film is Amy Sedaris' complete lack of vanity in
replaying her comic alter-ego, the aptly named Jerri Blank, a 47-year
old ex-con who decides to return home after a lengthy prison term and
finish high school. The original concept for the three-season cult
series was a fun idea full of possibilities, satirizing the high-minded
seriousness of the ABC Afternoon Specials in the 1970's by having the
hapless Jerri learn some significant life lesson after going through
some humiliating situation. Probably a disappointment to dedicated fans
of the show, the 2006 movie is really no different except the
paper-thin plot feels dragged out to its eighty-minute length (wisely
cut from its 97-minute length in theaters). It has the additional
burden of feeling repetitive of the series without providing much more
in the way of texture or complexity.
Director Paul Dinello (who plays effete art teacher Geoffrey Jellineck), along with co-writers Sedaris and Stephen Colbert (who plays closeted science teacher Chuck Noblet), uses the opportunity to fill in a bit of Jerri's back story in coming back to the family home and dealing with her father's comatose state. According to kindly Dr. Putney, the only cure lies with Jerri's efforts to do her father proud by winning the school science fair. Of course, the easily misdirected Jerri wants to be part of the in-crowd, in particular, getting horizontal with Brason, the school's hunky squat-and-thrust champion. This consequently means turning her back on her science project team, the Fig Neutrons, which includes Tammi, Jerri's best friend and object of Sapphic desire, and Megawatti, the Indonesian geek who has an unexplainable crush on Jerri. Lots of hijinks ensue until the inevitable conclusion, including the insertion of several star cameos - Allison Janney and Philip Seymour Hoffman as bickering school board members, Sarah Jessica Parker as self-absorbed grief counselor Peggy Callas, Ian Holm as Dr. Putney, Dan Hedaya as Jerri's comatose father; and Kristen Johnston as a wheelchair-bound coach. Matthew Broderick actually has a bigger role as Noblet's adversary, the preening Roger Beekman.
Much of the TV series cast is here as well with Colbert the standout as the blustery, uptight Chuck who secretly yearns for Geoffrey, who spurns him to be Roger's idea man. For most of the time, it is fitfully funny if only because the scabrous screenplay takes no prisoners in its approach. Consider this the comic flipside to "Sherrybaby" with plenty of familiar elements from "Carrie" and "Napoleon Dynamite" thrown in for good measure. But most of all, it is a tribute to Sedaris' Borat-like transformative skills as a comic actress. The 2006 DVD has a commentary track by Sedaris, Colbert and Dinello, and although they are obviously having a good time together, much of that rapport surprisingly does not translate well for the viewer. There are eighteen minutes worth of deleted scenes, most understandably excised though interestingly, it looks like Parker's counselor was the chief victim of the cuts. Also included are the theatrical trailer (another case of a promising trailer that's a lot funnier than the movie itself) and a music video for Delano Grove's "Atomic Car".
If you are a fan of the series, then you will love this "interim" film.
The film covers the events that lead up to the television series, from Geri's parole, reunion with stepmom and dad, and heading back to high school. All of the regular characters are back (except Orlando, who would have been a good addition and better character than the new token non-white character). There are some great lines ("I'm not pushing you away, I'm just drawing me into myself") and fine interactions between Sedaris, Colbert, and Dinello.
This sold out at the Seattle International Film Festival (with a nice appearance from Dinello), and the audience was rolling the entire time. Great work and a must-see for any Geri Blank/Amy Sedaris fan.
The movie is great, for what it is. I am a loyal fan of the show and the cast and they did a good job of making a movie version of the series. However, it is important to note that this process is very difficult and the movie appears to be more of a long episode of the show. Nevertheless, it is enjoyable, with jokes that are easily accessible to those who have a clue about the world, and makes fun of those who do not. Paul Dinello, Stephen Colbert, Amy Sedaris...all brilliant. Ms. Sedaris, a slight, cute woman in reality is vulgar and wonderfully crude. Stephen Colbert does a great job of being the born again Christian teacher (note the table of elements in the background of his classroom-it's in the shape of a cross!). And Paul Dinello is a reliable, humorous counterpart to Mr. Colbert once again. Parodying society in a parallel universe of a twisted after school special, it is wonderfully enjoyable.
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I like the series, I think it's hilarious. This movie takes the plot of a 1/2 hour TV show and stretches it to 90 minutes, making it VERY bland. They could have done a lot better with the whole thing. While it has a few laughs, it does not compare to the series as a whole. The jokes are so few and far between that the audience is itching for them when they come. It's really sad, this had a lot of potential. Even Stephen Colbert didn't seem to want to do a very good job with it. His character wasn't as biting or sarcastic as usual. I guess this could be considered as a prequel to the series because it tells the story maybe a week before the series starts, but it's nothing that couldn't have been picked up just watching the show. Totally unnecessary, not worth the drive all the way across town to the one theater that was showing it. The best thing about this stinker was seeing the trailer for John Cameron Mitchell's new movie!
Anybody in search of sophisticated comedy should avoid this movie like the plague. However, if you're a fan of blue comedy and belly laughs,"Strangers with Candy" is the one for you. The film like the short lived Comedy Central series is filled with cynical takes on adolescence, high school, family life and sex.If you're a fan of the show, the first glimpse of Jerri's hideous face will give you a serious case of the giggles immediately. She's the ultimate outsider, a real troll who says what the rest of us were afraid to say to the A-list kids in high school. The scene of Jerri's revenge on a student attempting to leave a "gift" in her locker will elicit laughter and some vicarious pleasure from all those who ever suffered the torments of bullies. Even when people try to victimize Jerri, they take a chance of being dragged down to her level of depravity, an irony not lost on fans. "Strangers with Candy" is a wacky look at a time in life that most of us would prefer to forget but the humor ranging from the elliptical to the scatological will make high school a lot more fun this time around. I haven't been in a theater with that much laughter since I saw "Animal House" in 1978. The ninety minute length of the film keeps the gags from getting stale.
This movie had very funny moments and the whole idea of a life first suspended -- for thirty-two years -- and then resumed exactly where it was left off promises great exhilaration. The plot is simple but cleverly executed with straightforward wit and healthy irony at the expense of much 'high-school' culture examined in a provocative way to repeat what many know (that racism is perniciously persistent in American education) but seldom face. Though far different in scope and much more ambitious, Crash comes to my mind as a term of comparison for the racism issue, but Strangers with Candy is neither as subtle nor as successful as Crash in making the audience confront their own denial about what racism is and how it manifests itself. Strangers with Candy is a truly funny movie with a somewhat serious message that never spoils the fun. I admit that in some moments I felt uncomfortable with the behaviors of some of the characters in relation to race; yet I do recognize that this is just a movie and reality is a lot uglier than any fantasy. But viewers should resist the notion that the movie is merely supposed to be funny. The plot and the purposefully unsubtle dialog inevitably should make one think of race and racism. I hope viewers will recognize that.
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After months of anticipation, SWC Movie finally delivers the same hilarious misadventures of Jerri Blank and co, as did the TV series. The re-workings of the original plot and cast for the big screen often enriched the viewing excitement and gave me, as a huge fan of the t.v show, some pleasant surprises such as some new faces. The audience of the screening I attended went wild at the debuts of the original cast and despite missing "Orlando", Jeri's new Indonisian side kick gave her a beautiful scene segue into the genius science fair dance-show spectacular. Amy Sedaris has created a legend, and I haven't laughed so hard since the first time I ever saw the t.v show. (spoiler), The pot smoking freak out was hilarious, and the prison montage was exactly what I wanted to see. I hope the addition of S.J. parker and ilk entice a new audience to the film and DVD collection. Paul Dinnello did a great job of keeping the cast true to form, and the plot absurd enough to remind us of the after school specials that one hopes the beginnings of the series took root. Steven Colbert brought his usual charm and ridiculous send ups of closeted school teacher and ran with it. This movie was so entertaining. I hope we haven't seen the last of this incredibly creative team.
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A. ESEA Flexibility Waiver
The Department has named priority and focus schools designated under the ESEA waiver formula. This list is now up on the Web site at www.education.nh.gov/instruction/priority-focus. For further information on the definition of priority and focus schools see the flexibility waiver application on the Web site (www.education.nh.gov/accountability-system). The flexibility waiver addresses four areas: State Standards and Assessments; School Accountability and Supports; Educator Effectiveness; and the Use of Data to Inform Instruction.
Contact: Heather Gage, (603) 271-5992, email@example.com
A. Alternative 4/5 New Hires
As you are hiring new educators please remember that any potential candidates seeking alternative routes to certification should have a statement of eligibility. This enables you to hire these candidates. If you hire a candidate with a statement of eligibility, you are encouraged to have the new hire begin their Alternative 4 or 5 plans immediately. There is a Guide to Alternative 4 Certification as well as an Alternative 4/5 Certification process flow chart that you might find helpful on the DOE Web site at www.education.nh.gov/certification.
Contact: Rilma Fox: (603)-271-3873, firstname.lastname@example.com
B. Critical Shortage List
Superintendents are able to complete the Critical Shortage Survey by using the Electronic Submission System (ESS) accessible by signing on to the myNHDOE Single Sign On System (https://my.doe.nh.gov/myNHDOE). There will be no spreadsheets to e-mail or FAX back to the NH Department of Education. The due date for the return of this information is August 23rd. Please use August 16th as the date to collect your information. The information that we gather from these surveys is very important in the development of the Critical Shortage List. Thank you for your prompt attention to this survey.
Contact: Nancy Jacobs, (603) 271-3453, email@example.com
C. HQT Data – Course and Class Assignments for HQT
The Educator Information System (EIS) will be the source for New Hampshire's HQT data for the 2012-2013 school year. This is part of NH's annual Title II-A federal reporting. Please check your district's HQT status in EIS and work to get the number of classes taught by non-HQT educators to zero. Non-HQT classes in EIS are often the result of errors in naming assignments in the course submissions. In some cases there should be a change in teaching assignments. Please call if you need assistance in reconciling your educator HQT status.
Contact: Ginny Clifford, (603) 271-3455, email@example.com
D. NH Foundations of Reading Test
Effective as of July 14, 2014, the NH Foundations of reading assessment will be required for the following endorsements: Elementary Education K-6 and K-8, Early Childhood Education, Reading and Writing Teacher, and Reading Specialist. For information about the test please go to www.nh.nesinc.com.
Contact: Ginny Clifford, (603) 271-3455, email@example.com
E. Praxis Exams
NEW Core Academic Skills for Educators assessment replaces the Praxis I or PPST beginning this fall. Test #5751 is the combination test. There are three subsets in Mathematics, Reading and Writing that may be taken separately.
The NH State Board of Education recently approved the passing scores for new Praxis exams in Mathematics and ELA. Please be certain to check the New Hampshire information on the ETS Web site (www.ets.org/praxis/nh/requirements) before choosing to take a test. ETS may still be offering tests in other parts of the country that NH has dropped. Students need to find the correct test number for New Hampshire to be certain they take the right test. The Department of Education is no longer creating a document of required tests so outdated Praxis memos should be discarded. Tests are updated regularly and the test numbers change.
Contact: Ginny Clifford, (603) 271-3455, email@example.com
A. Course and Class Submissions Fall 2013-14 Courses and Class Rosters
You can now submit 2013-14 SubmissionCourse and StudentClassSubmissions. The SubmissionCourse should identify all of your educator assignments. The StudentClassSubmission should include the roster of students assigned to each class. These submissions will enable teachers to view a multitude of reports in PerformnacePLUS to learn about their students' strengths and areas of need.
Contact: Cyndy Currier, (603) 801-0444, email@example.com
B. End Of Year (EOY) i4see Data Collection
Thank you to all districts who have uploaded their end of year data and are resolving their anomalies!
a) The EOY (end of year) Schedule
• August 1 – All state anomalies should have been resolved and District Reports confirmed so that Superintendents can "certify" the following EOY submissions: EOY Enrollment, EOY Academic, and Sped Public. Superintendents should print, complete, sign and send the following reports AFTER they have certified the EOY Enrollment: "Tuition Report Receiving," "Nonpublic 12-13 Special Education Students (A13N)," and "Nonpublic 12-13 Non-Special Education Students (A13 Other)" reports
• now-October 31 – The DOE will review all submissions and contact schools with questions
• November 1 – Superintendents should print, sign and submit remaining end of year reports (including Determination Sign Off)
b) NECAP Label Requests for Fall Testing
• The i4see Workbench is now open for NECAP Label Requests and will close August 16th. (Although testing is for grades 3-8 and 11, please submit ALL grades PK-12 for populating Performance Plus)
• Please be sure the label requests contain the correct grade for the students being tested this Fall.
Contact: Sandy Hyslop, (603) 271-2831, firstname.lastname@example.com
C. PerformancePLUS Support Fall 2013-14
- Look for ways to learn more about Performance PLUS and how you can use it to target and improve instruction.
- Take advantage of on-line courses (Learning Paths) on NH Networks.
- Join in on webinars coming this fall.
- Have a data coach come to your school.
- View reports that have been targeted for your classes. Login to P+ and view "MyReports."
For questions, to learn about the above topics, or request help contact Irene.
Contact: Irene Koffink, (603) 271-3865, firstname.lastname@example.com
GRANTS and REQUESTS FOR PROPOSALS
ALL RFPs Can be Found on the Department Website at www.education.nh.gov/rfp/index.htm
A. Educator Effectiveness Coordination & Implementation
The NH Department of Education seeks an individual to assist with the oversight of the Educator Effectiveness Initiative and related data systems. The contractor will assist the Department of Education with implementing the Educator Effectiveness Initiative used by schools to improve instruction. With increased demands due to federal, state and local needs, educator development systems are expanding and becoming increasingly critical to the functions of our schools. The Department has built the basic infrastructure for these systems, but continues to expand data quality and multiple measures for these systems to measure student achievement and growth. Multiple measures are being refined to evaluate the effectiveness of instruction and school leadership. The vendor providing services under this contract will help the Department oversee the work necessary to meet the expanded needs for training and implementation of quality educator evaluation systems. The contractor will also help lead the expansion of these systems as they form the basis for education reform in New Hampshire. Applications due: 4:30 p.m., Friday, August 23, 2013.
Contact: Marjorie Schoonmaker, (603) 271-3620, firstname.lastname@example.com
B. Preschool Outcome Measurement System: Technical Assistance and Data Supports
The Bureau of Special Education is seeking proposals from an individual or an organization to support the Bureau with data collection and analysis for federal reporting for Indicator 7: Preschool Outcomes in the NH Special Education State Performance Plan and Annual Performance Report. Deadline for receipt of proposals: Friday, August 23, 2013.
Contact: Barbara Raymond, (603) 271-3791, firstname.lastname@example.com
C. Title I-A Program Review and Technical Assistance For Districts And Schools
The Division of Instruction is seeking an individual with Title I-A experience to participate in Title I-A program application reviews and to provide technical assistance to school districts and schools. Proposals will be read beginning on August 19, 2013. Any proposals received after the above deadline will be considered if the position is not filled with an applicant that submitted by the deadline.
Contact: Paula DeLisi, (603) 271-2718, email@example.com
Technical Assistance to Title I Priority and Focus Schools
Proposals will be read beginning on August 22, 2013. There is not a deadline for submission of proposals. This is an ongoing process to review proposals from highly qualified individuals or entities to provide technical assistance to Title I Priority and/or Focus Schools. Individuals or entities that meet the rigorous requirements of the RFP proposal will be placed on the Office of School Turnaround vetted list. This list will be a resource for Title I Priority and Focus Schools to contract for services. This is not a competitive process.
Contact: Paula DeLisi, (603) 271-2718, firstname.lastname@example.com
A. Minimum Standards for Public School Approval, Ed 306
Ed 306 was approved by the State Board to enter rulemaking at their June 13th meeting. A public hearing will be held at 11:00 a.m. on August 19th in Room 15 at the NH Department of Education, 101 Pleasant Street, Concord, NH 03301. There will be a second public hearing at Lin-Wood Elementary School, 72 Linwood Drive, Lincoln, NH on September 9th. There is also the opportunity for the public to input testimony electronically at www.education.nh.gov/legislation/ed306review.htm. This will continue through September 13, 2013.
Contact: Mary Mayo, (603) 271-3189, firstname.lastname@example.com
A. STAND UP 2013 New Hampshire
On Friday, November 15, 2013, thousands of middle and high school students and teachers from across New Hampshire will come together at the Whittemore Center Arena on the University of New Hampshire's Durham campus for a one-day program to take a stand against all forms of bullying. During the day, students will discuss the issue, hear from inspirational speakers, and caucus to exchange ideas and discuss action plans for their schools. This rally was a call to action for students to take a stand against bullying! Admission is FREE. Space is limited. To register or for more information go to www.standuptobullyingnh.org.
A. Tools for Schools – Taking the First Step
Indoor Air Quality management in schools will not just happen – it requires leadership and teamwork. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's Tools for Schools (TfS) kit provides easy to understand guidance to allow your school to prevent and solve the majority of indoor air problems. New Hampshire Partners for Healthy Schools (NHPHS) continues to host year long webinar series that walk participants step by step on how to successfully use the EPA Tools for Schools program. In this fourth session, NHPHS will review the contents of the TfS kit and guide you through the process of identifying an IAQ Coordinator, pulling together a TfS team and taking the first three steps to prepare your school for launching a successful TfS program in the fall. To register or for more information go to www.nhhealthyschoolenvironments.org.
US Department of Education Invites Districts to Apply for Funds to Support Classroom-Level Reform Efforts
The U.S. Department of Education (USDOE) announced that it has finalized the application for the 2013 Race to the Top-District competition, which will provide nearly $120 million to support bold, locally directed improvements in learning and teaching that will directly improve student achievement and educator effectiveness. The purpose of this program is to build upon the lessons learned from previous state-and district-level competitions and support bold, locally directed improvements in teaching and learning that will directly improve student achievement and educator effectiveness. Applicants are invited to demonstrate how they can personalize education for all students in their schools. The USDOE plans to support high-quality proposals from applicants across a varied set of school districts, including rural and non-rural as well as those already participating in a Race to the Top grant and those not currently participating. For more information go to www2.ed.gov/programs/racetothetop-district/index.html.
NH State Council on the Arts' Fall Arts Education Partnership Conference
This conference will be held on October 25 and 26, 2013 at the Cody Outdoor Center in Ossipee. Educating in and through the arts engages students and invigorates the learning process. The conference brings teachers, artists, parents and community arts leaders together to learn about the power of the arts to transform the educational experience for all youth (in and out of the school day). Develop advocacy and leadership skills, experience hands on workshops with master level artists/educators. Presentations will include the Arts and Common Core; the new National Arts Standards, arts education research by the College Board, grants writing for the arts, and best practices in arts integration. School parent and teacher teams are encouraged to attend. To learn more contact Catherine O'Brian, Arts Education Coordinator, NH State Council on the Arts, 271-0795, or email@example.com. Conference details, including a "call for workshop presenters" and registration can be found at www.nh.gov/nharts/programservices/aieconferences/2013aieconf.html.
State Suicide Prevention Conference
The 10th Annual NH Suicide Prevention Conference will be held November 8th. It offers a variety of workshops and plenary sessions for anyone interested in suicide prevention. For more information go to http://naminh.org/node/143 or contact Patrick Roberts at firstname.lastname@example.com.
NH Young Adult Library Service Conference: September 26
Join teen librarians at the NH Young Adult Library Service (YALS) Conference at the Portsmouth Public Library on Thursday, September 26. Chris Shoemaker, the President-Elect of ALA's division for Young Adult Services, will open the conference with a program on teens, technology and programming. Book talks for the Flume and Isinglass Book Awards and a discussion of programming for LGBTIQ teen patrons are also part of the program. For more information, please visit
Social Security Disability Benefits for Children – How Schools Can Help
The Social Security Administration through Supplemental Security Income (SSI) makes payments to disabled or blind children under the age of 18. When school records are requested, a form is included for the child's current teacher or the teacher most familiar with the child to complete regarding function in the classroom. Schools can help by expediting the request for school records and by teachers expeditiously completing the teacher questionnaire and returning it. Please spread the word. Let others at the school know how important school records and information from the teacher are in the disability process.
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In order to reproduce objects – for example, sculptures, models, surface textures or body parts – a mould must be made from the so-called "master pattern". Elastic materials are the most suitable for making these moulds. We have assembled a list of them under the heading "Moulding materials" which can be found under the category "Modelling, Moulding, Casting". They are:
• RTV 2 mould silicone rubber
• elastic polyurethane resin
• Latex milk
• Alginate
The following tables can provide you with an overview of the advantages and disadvantages of the various moulding materials.
Comparison of elastic moulding materials
Attributes Comp./Treatment
RTV 2 mould silicone
Elastic PUR resin
Latex milk
|Number of components
|one + water
|Time and effort required
|very little
|very little
|very much
|very very little
|Linear shrinkage
|very little
|very little
|very much
|very very little4)
|Risk of inhibition
|Shelf life of the components (minimum)
|6 to 12 months
|12 months
|24 months
|no information
|Toxicological/hazard info
|as a rule, hazardous label NOT required2)
|as a rule, hazardous label required
hazardous label NOT required
hazardous label NOT required
|Attributes when cured
|Time before first use of the mould
|1 day to 1 week
|approx. 4 days
|approx. 3 days
|approx. 20 minutes
|Heat resistance
|as a rule low
|very low
|UV resistance
|Service life of the mould
|medium to long1)
|very short
|Special features
|Intended uses
|flexible and block moulds for all pouring materials
|flexible and block moulds for all pouring materials
|flexible moulds for non-aggressive pouring materials
|body casts without extensive quality demands
All the information refers primarily to the materials on offer at Modulor.
1) depending on the type of crosslink
2) Some hardeners require a hazardous label
3) at room temperature (annealing possible if applicable)
4) As long as pouring takes place within 20 minutes of making the mould
The listed materials can of course be used for other purposes – for example, silicone is used to make temperature resistant seals, elastic polyurethane to make foams and latex to make examination gloves.
Then again, hard, elastic materials like plaster are often used to make casts of objects. As a rule, very intricate moulds must be made for this work (see also the entry "Undercuts" in the "Small Lexicon" in the chapter "Silicone").


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