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An opportunity in teaching arose and so Emmanuelle went back to the world of studies to get a teaching qualification, and for the last 14 years she has been involved in teaching and various other projects. At one point, she was an assistant in digital photography, as well as a textile illustrator. Today she teaches art on various education levels, from 11-year-olds to adults.
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Attempting to topple Germany in team dressage is an even bigger task than beating their footballers on penalties, but Charlotte Dujardin, Carl Hester and Laura Bechtolsheimer defied the odds to give Britain the gold medal in front of 23,000 flag-waving supporters at Greenwich Park today. It not only ended Germany's 28-year reign as Olympic champions but gave Britain their first medal of any colour in 100 years of dressage competition at the Games.
It was a fitting way for Team GB to celebrate their most successful Olympics for 104 years. This was the medal that took the home team's overall tally to 20 golds, one more than they won in Beijing four years ago. It followed the performance 24 hours earlier in the same spectacular arena by Britain's showjumpers, who won their first gold for 60 years. More might follow in the next two days, with Nick Skelton and Dujardin among the favourites to add individual honours to their team golds.
The team dressage event is decided by a series of set tests which all riders have to perform. It is like a combination of ballet and gymnastics, requiring strength, control, balance and poise. Marks are awarded by five judges, whose scores are added together to give a percentage figure.
Having started the day with a slender lead of just 0.562 per cent over Germany, Britain increased the margin by recording a final average score of 79.979 per cent. Germany took the silver with a score of 78.216 and the Netherlands the bronze with 77.124.
Experience usually counts for everything in this sport – the 71-year-old Japanese rider, Hiroshi Hoketsu, is the oldest competitor at London 2012 – but 27-year-old Dujardin in particular has achieved her success with astonishing speed.
Having made her international debut at the start of last year, she helped the British team win their first European Championship gold medal in the summer and by the end of the year was outperforming her colleagues. Dujardin set an Olympic record both in the Grand Prix, the first phase of the competition last week, and in today's concluding Grand Prix Special. Hester first broke the record with a score of 80.571 per cent before Dujardin broke it again with a mark of 83.286, the highest of the day.
In the small world of dressage – it is estimated that only 30,000 people in Britain take part in the sport – the three British riders have especially close ties. Hester, 45, was given his introduction to the sport 23 years ago when he worked for 27-year-old Bechtolsheimer's father, Wilfried, a renowned dressage trainer who rode for Britain after bringing his family to Britain from his native Germany more than 20 years ago.
Dujardin, meanwhile, went to Hester's Gloucestershire yard five years ago as a temporary replacement for one of his employees and has never left. She could be in the unusual position on Thursday of contesting the medals with her boss, whom she playfully calls "grandfather".
Bechtolsheimer said: "There's a good dynamic between all of us and we feel very comfortable with each other. We have a good laugh. I think Charlotte and I compete quite heavily over who does the dumbest blonde things. Carl sort of patronises us, like we're children."
While nobody would claim that dressage is about to become a major grass-roots sport – do not expect hordes of inner-city children to start pestering their parents for a dressage outfit this Christmas – the British team could hardly have come from more diverse backgrounds.
Dujardin attended a comprehensive school in Bedfordshire, Bechtolsheimer is the grand-daughter of a German property billionaire, while Hester spent the first 16 years of his life on Sark, which he described as "the most ridiculously small island in the world". Sark has just one post box, which will now be painted gold, as are post boxes in the home towns of all Britain's Olympic champions.
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Sirius kept his distance from her and slowly put his wand back in his pocket, trying not to alarm her. Evelyn had stared at him for a few moments with a crazed look in her eyes before wrapping her arms around her knees and rocking back and forth. Sirius couldn't be sure, but he thought she was crying.
He ignored the frantic knocking on the other side of the door and bent down so that he was level with Evelyn but still at a distance from her.
"Evelyn?" He said softly.
"Get away from me!" She screamed back. "Don't...don't do whatever it is that you people do."
"I wouldn't do that to you, Eve. Look, I promise" Sirius said as he took the wand out of his pocket and threw it on the other side of her bedroom.
She looked up at him as he called her Eve. Her lip was trembling as she asked:
"Why did you call me that?"
"Because I've always called you that. I know how much it bothers you."
For a moment every ounce of anxiety and fear left Evelyn's face as she gave Sirius a look that he had seen on her face so many times before, a look that showed she wasn't amused by his antics. He almost wanted to laugh with joy but he composed himself.
"Which given the circumstance, I guess isn't very nice of me."
Evelyn felt tears swimming in her eyes, this was too much for her. These kind of things had always been too much for her. She was so fragile, maybe she really was better off...No. Not that. Never again.
"What do you want from me?" Evelyn asked with every ounce of strength she had.
There was a knocking on the other side of the door.
"Well," Sirius said standing up. "I want them gone and I think you do too."
"Who are they? What do they want with me?" Evelyn asked.
"Well," Sirius thought for a moment. He hadn't the slightest clue where to begin. "we'll get to that later. But you have to trust me."
Evelyn stared at the young man before her. He was handsome, he was tall, he was apparently strong, and he was the boy in the photograph, only older and more worn. Could she trust him? He was kneeling by her side again and Evelyn felt herself flinch away.
"Do you trust me?" This near stranger asked Evelyn. She did know his name. He had told her his name in the cafe that one time. As far as Evelyn knew, she had only been around this strange man three times, once in the photo, once in the cafe, and now, when he appeared out of thin air.
"No." She answered truthfully and whatever strength that was left in her face broke and she looked like a terrified child.
Sirius grew increasingly frustrated. He didn't know what he could do for her. The only thing he did know was that seeing her like this was horrifying.
"Do you remember anything about me?" Sirius's answer was immediate as Evelyn began to shake her head more vigorously. "Eve, Try. Please"
On the word "Eve," She looked at him, searching his eyes. They were complex in person and as she stared into them she heard herself say:
"You're the boy in the photograph. Your name is Sirius and...and" Evelyn closed her eyes tight. Sometimes, as she just woke or as she fell asleep, she had a sort of vision, maybe a nightmare. But she was so sure it had to do with this boy. But as she closed her eyes, she remembered the same scene, the one she was always remembering. All she could remember. She was sixteen and in the park and someone was trying to rob her.
"And the stupid dog!" She spit out, frustrated at her own inability to remember.
"What?" Sirius asked, his whole body tense.
"Nothing. I was 16 and there was a dog and it's nothing. But it's the last thing I remembered before it all got..." Evelyn stopped, not willing to admit any more.
"In the park." Sirius said quietly. "You saw a dog and a man tried to hurt you. So, you hit him and then a dog attacked him. Chased him halfway around the park," Sirius added with a slight laugh.
Evelyn stared at him in shock for a second before the commotion on the other side of the door became louder.
"Look, you are have to trust me. I know this is a lot to handle right now. But at one point in your life. For one summer, you trusted me. I won't ask you to remember, I know you can't. But you trusted that dog and that means you can trust me. So, when those other two men walk in here. I want you to pretend that we all fixed your toilet because it was leaking, do you understand?"
"No," Evelyn said her whole body shaking.
"Just try, please. I'll explain everything soon." Sirius himself was this close to breaking. "Leaky toilet?"
"Leaky toilet." Evelyn repeated unsteadily.
Sirius stood, hesitated for a moment, and then walked out to face the men on the other side.
The two wizards were both infuriated and for a few confusing seconds, screamed obscenities at him.
"And what in the name of Merlin are you doing?" One finally asked.
"Figuring out her story," Sirius said defiantly. "Judging by her reaction when she saw me, I had the feeling that my cousin Bellatrix had something to do with what happened to her. We do look alike at times," Sirius said dryly as both of the wizards were silenced. "From what I can make out, Bellatrix attacked the muggle, perhaps tortured her, and then performed a memory charm, so the muggle had no recollection. Only," Sirius hesitated, "Perhaps the spell wasn't effective or perhaps seeing Bellatrix set off a strong reaction in her without the muggle quite knowing why."
Sirius had the distinct impression that the reason Evelyn remembered had everything to do with him. Or maybe he just wanted her to remember because of him. He said this all calmly, trying to sound almost bored although his every nerve was aware of Evelyn on the other side of the door, perhaps seconds away from danger.
"Well that's just great," Said one of the ministry wizards angrily. 'Now, let us do our jobs."
"No." Sirius said forcefully. "Given the nature of the attack, she is very distrusting of wizards. I think the only reason I got her story was because of my slight resemblance to my cousin, so I was familiar. I preformed a memory spell. Thinks we were all here to fix her toilet. You can check if you want."
The wizards pushed their way through the door and to her everlasting credit, Evelyn was standing there, a picture of calmness.
"Oh, hello." Only Sirius could hear the shaking in her voice. "Did you forget something in the loo? I can't thank you enough, that damned thing has been leaking for weeks."
"No ma'am. Have a good day now." Sirius's fellow Order member said before they bowed out the door.
"What sort of tricks are you trying to play?" The other wizard yelled in an outrage. "This is a big problem. You are-"
"Given the nature of things recently," Sirius said cooly. "Is this truly a big problem? Shouldn't we be worried about more important things then mentally deranged muggles?"
Both of the wizards said nothing. The angry one took off in a huff.
Sirius stared at his fellow Order member who began to speak:
"I know that you are stressed but this is no way to behave. This could have been dangerous for all of us. Stop being so impulsive. You'll get us all killed."
The man apparated, likely back to the Order meeting. The very place Sirius was expected to be. The very place he should be. But Sirius knew the place he should be, he had to be, he wanted to be, was with the sobbing girl on the other side of the door.
So with that thought in his mind. He opened the door, walked straight into the girl's kitchen, put on the kettle, and got out some tea before he turned to face the girl. Once again Sirius was impressed by how brave she was. She still had the courage of the old Evelyn despite how badly shaken up she was. He sat on her shabby couch and took a deep breath
"Well, I suppose it's time I tell you everything. But where to start? I guess I should tell you who I am because that's the most complicated bit and the rest of my story, your story, our story really won't make sense unless you know. My name is Sirius Black and I'm a wizard..."


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PRESENTED ON: Tuesday, October 29, 2013 at 01:30 PM - 02:30 PM
INTRODUCTION: GAS are a known cause of erysipelas, impetigo and pharyngitis. Invasive GAS infection can cause pneumonia, necrotizing fasciitis and streptococcal toxic shock syndrome (STSS). Rarely have they been described to cause cavitary pneumonia, which is a unique feature of the case we present here.
CASE PRESENTATION: A 43 year-old male with diabetes mellitus presented with 5 day history of fever, sore throat, productive cough and neck rash. He was febrile,103°F, pulse 118/min, and blood pressure 109/75 mm Hg. Oral exam showed tonsillar swelling,erythema and a strawberry tongue. He had cervical adenopathy and skin over the neck had erythema and induration around strap muscles extending to the sternum. He had an erythematous, blanching maculopapular rash in the axillae and abdomen. Blood work showed leukocytosis (WBC:14.7) with bandemia (23%). Chest imaging showed a 4.5 x 5.2 cm right upper lobe cavitary lung lesion and mediastinal adenopathy. CT neck revealed severe inflammatory changes in the neck extending into the retropharynx and mediastinum and multiple loculated small fluid collections around the strap muscles. Bilateral jugular veins were patent. Vancomycin, piperacillin-tazobactam and clindamycin were started. Blood and sputum cultures resulted positive for group A,beta-hemolytic streptococci sensitive to penicillin. Sputum AFBx3, coccidioidomycosis & histoplasma serologies were negative. Vancomycin was discontinued and piperacillin-tazobactam was changed to Penicillin G IV. Clindamycin was continued for 2 weeks for its effect in decreasing GAS toxin. Though there was an initial concern for airway compromise he did not require intubation. He improved with antibiotic therapy with resolution of the neck rash & swelling. Follow up imaging showed decrease in cavity size. He was discharged home to complete a 4 week therapy with IV Ceftriaxone for the invasive GAS infection.
DISCUSSION: Severe illnesses related to group A streptococci manifest as necrotizing fasciitis, pneumonia, STSS, bacteremia and sepsis1. Risk factors for invasive GAS infection are diabetes, immunosuppression, cardiac disease and malignancy. Patients admitted to an ICU with GAS infections have high mortality rates with a direct correlation to APACHE II score, age, presence of STSS and number of organ failures1 Studies report mortality rates from invasive GAS infection from 13.7% to 40%. Our patient had evidence of invasive GAS disease presenting as pharyngitis,erysipelas, cavitary pneumonia and sepsis. He however had a less severe clinical course compared to patients who present with invasive illness. His diabetes was a risk factor for infection however his age and absence of STSS may have played a role in his favorable outcome.
CONCLUSIONS: GAS should be considered in the differential of cavitary pneumonia in the appropriate clinical setting.
Reference #1: Mehta S,et al.Morbidity and mortality of patients with invasive group A streptococcal infections admitted to the ICU.Chest 2006;130:1679-86
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A spokeswoman for New York Police Department said that Sutherland was subsequently charged with misdemeanour assault.
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Campaigners fear the Engineer in Primrose Hill will be turned into a characterless "chain" pub if the owner evicts its two independent landladies and instals its own managers to secure a "bigger slice" of the £1 million turnover.
Robert Plant, Harry Enfield, Lisa Snowdon and X Factor host Dermot O'Leary are among those battling to keep it independent.
Painter Abigail Osborne and actress Tamsin Olivier, daughter of Laurence Olivier and Joan Plowright, took over the venue in 1994, creating one of the capital's leading gastropubs, with seasonal food supplied by small UK firms.
Their lease from Mitchells and Butlers, which owns O'Neill's and Harvester, expires in October. They pay M&B £101,000 a year in rent and more than £100,000 for beer. But the firm makes nothing from wine and food. Ms Osborne claimed M&B ignored their pleas to negotiate a new lease.
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In its third edition in the foothills of Mt. Fuji, the National University Women's Invitational Ekiden Championships, renamed, appropriately enough, the Mt. Fuji Women's Ekiden, continues to grow in popularity and stature. This year it moves from the Dec. 23 national holiday to Dec. 30, putting it into a prestigious block alongside the Jan. 1 New Year Ekiden corporate men's national championships and the biggest of them all, the university men's Hakone Ekiden on Jan. 2 and 3. Whether Mt. Fuji will reach the same level of popularity remains to be seen, but it's a sign of faith in the event's viability, its hilly course offering real racing and not just a handout to the fastest school.
The fastest school is again two-time defending champion Ritsumeikan University of the Kansai region, fresh from a course record win at October's Morinomiyako Ekiden against the best from the Kanto region and the rest of the country. With wins on all six stages at Morinomiyako including a stage record from second-year Kotona Ota who played a major role in Ritsumeikan's win last year as a first-year it will be a challenge for anyone to catch them no matter how much the hills level the playing field.
If any school can do it it will be top Kanto region school Daito Bunka University, winner of last month's all-uphill Nikko Irohazaka Women's Ekiden in course record time. Daito Bunka won four out of six stages there with one record by Soyoka Segawa and second-place finishes on the other two stages. A lot will depend on fourth-year Sakurako Fukuuchi, in training for her marathon debut at next month's Osaka International Women's Marathon.
Last year's 3rd-placer Osaka Gakuin University was only 6th at Morinomiyako, meaning they will need a step back toward last year's form to compete with Ritsumeikan and Daito Bunka. Other schools likely to turn up in the chase pack include Matsuyama University, 3rd at Morinomiyako, Nittai University with a 4th at Morinomiyako and 3rd in Nikko, and Morinomiyako 5th-placer Meijo University.
The Mt. Fuji Women's Ekiden will be broadcast like on Fuji TV starting at 10:00 a.m. on Dec. 30. Follow @JRNLive for live coverage and check back here on JRN for detailed results of the university women's season-ender post-race.
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1. Ritsumeikan University (Kansai)
2. Daito Bunka University (Kanto)
3. Matsuyama University (Chugoku-Shikoku)
4. Nittai University (Kanto)
5. Meijo University (Tokai)
6. Osaka Gakuin University (Kansai)
7. Tokyo Nogyo University (Kanto)
8. Kansai University (Kansai)
9. Fukuoka University (Kyushu)
10. Josai University (Kanto)
11. Kyoto Sangyo University (Kansai)
12. Hakuoh University (Kanto)
13. Bukkyo University (Kansai)
14. Kanoya Taiiku University (Kyushu)
15. Kansai Gaikokugo University (Kansai)
16. Tohoku Fukushi University (Tohoku)
17. Tamagawa University (Kanto)
18. Toyo University (Kanto)
19. East Japan Select Team
20. Weat Japan Select Team
21. Shizuoka Select Team
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Located on the lower level of the museum, directly facing the Hyannis waterfront, the Cook Boat Shop is a working exhibit space of traditional & contemporary boat building, and restoration projects of historic Cape Cod water craft. Boat building classes, half hull model making, knot tying demonstrations and much more for all ages & levels. Course descriptions, volunteer opportunities, and registration details below.
Pat Goff, our Boat Shop Coordinator, is available to train and work with you so you too can be a volunteer boat builder.
Boat Shop Hours: Open daily
Tuitions vary according to our costs and the length of the course. You will find the tuition amount(s) below each course description. We ask you to deposit one half of your tuition fee upon registraton. Courses require a minimum number of people to run. Please check our Event Calendar for class schedule. Become a museum member to receive a 20% discount on your class!
19th-century America saw the development of boats that rank as some of the most beautiful, most efficient, and most perfectly adapted boats ever conceived. Catboats, Whitehalls, wherries, peapods, dories, sharpies -- the list is seemingly endless and filled with wildly different designs and uses that share one thing in common: they each represent a long line of development that resulted in boats that were, and remain, virtually unsurpassable for their intended purposes.
The Traditional Small Craft Association endeavors to appreciate these boats for what they are -- not relics of the past or sterile objects of Museum-quality venerability, but vessels that were designed to be used profitably and with pleasure. While some of our members are professional or amateur boat builders who appreciate the materials and methods that went into the original construction of these boats, we happily embrace the use of new materials and techniques as well. What sets many of the most popular modern boats apart from the ones you will typically see at a TSCA gathering is that the modern boat is more often driven by the demands of modern marketing and the marketplace. They are often serious compromises, heavily influenced by the need to appeal to the largest number of possible users. Our boats tend to be more individualistic and more specifically suited to the actual purposes to which we put them. They also tend to be smaller! The adage that "Bigger is Better" (or in boating terms, "If it won't sleep six it's too small") is a fairly modern concept.The sense of history and tradition that surrounds these boats is certainly one of the attractions. But, fundamentally, the average member of TSCA simply enjoys the thrill of "messing about" in a boat that performs superbly and without compromise, whether it's passage-making under oars, a sedate cruise around the harbor, a romping sail back from the fishing grounds, or a quiet paddle up a tidal estuary. If this kind of boating appeals to you, we would like to invite you to contact your closest chapter of TSCA and, perhaps, find some like-minded souls and a chance to enjoy some of the finest boats ever created.
The TSCA as an organization was first created as a response to a plan by the Federal government to adopt a set of "safety" standards that would, in effect, have declared traditional types such as peapods and dories "unseaworthy". This seemed WRONG to people such as John Gardner and Pete Culler. They were told that protest would be much more effective if they were speaking for an organization, and so they went and built one. We'd like to think that the TSCA had a significant part in the result, which was that the regulations were revised so that traditional boats were permitted to continue to exist. FOR THE MOMENT. Who knows when we'll need to take up the cudgels again? Having got by this crisis, the organization turned to the long-term business of "passing the word" about traditional types to the world in general, or at least that part of it which might be interested.
The TSCA – Cape Cod Chapter continues the traditions of small boat craft. The Chapter meets once a month, the second Tuesday, at the Cape Cod Maritime Museum in Hyannis. For more information please contact Bill Stirling at email@example.com or Bob Lister at email@example.com .
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A Community Boat Building Program designed to teach hands-on math skills for students of all ages.
Call the museum for details at 508-775-1723
Introduction to Lofting
The very basics of lofting for beginners. The course teaches how designers' lines are laid down in three dimensions in order for hull shapes to be lifted in full scale patterns. We will loft a 9' flat bottom skiff, learn to pick up bevels and develop transom bevels, all done with the simple drawing to scale.
Instructor: Tony Davis (of Arey's Pond Boat Yard) in the Cook Boat Shop at CCMM
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Intermediate Lofting
This course is designed for the student who has an interest in building a boat on their own with no kits or pre-made construction materials. The course teaches how the designer's lines are laid down in three dimensions in order for hull shapes to be lifted in full scale patterns. Learn to understand offsets and how to fare a line. Learn the meaning of every line an architect uses to create a hull shape. It is here the real construction of the boat begins.
Call the museum for details at 508-775-1723
Intro to Boat Building
This is an entry-level course on boat building, which explores basic lofting, layout and terminology that goes with the construction of a ten-foot skiff. Each student will have the opportunity to build each part of the skiff themselves before it goes into the actual skiff. Students do not need prior experience with boat building, woodworking or tools to participate in this course--only the desire to explore something different!
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Spar Making
Start with a visit to Pleasant Bay Boat & Spar Company, learn the basics of building a spar, understand the process in solid, hollow and box v. round spars. Next you will use basic spar making principles, hands on, in building a 6-8 ft stick, in CCMM's Cook Boat Shop.
Instructor: Suzanne Leahy (of Pleasant Bay Boat & Spar)
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Introductory Celestial Navigation
Larry Hall, an engineer and widely experienced navigator of ocean sailing yachts as well as US Coast and Geodetic Survey ships along with Bill Cook, yacht designer and past president of the Cape Cod Maritime Museum will be on hand to teach the principles of celestial navigation. The class is primarily for the yachtsmen and recreational boater, but also for anyone interested in the science behind celestial navigation that is so important to our maritime history. We will begin at the museum with an explanation of the concepts related to how it all works. Next, we will proceed to Kalmus Beach (weather permitting) to take some actual sights. At the beach, we will emphasize the Noon Sun Sight, which gives the navigator his latitude, but also shows how this technique can be extended to provide any line of position, using accurate time.
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Another day, another $1.79 coffee. Large, two-and-oh, thankyou.
I bring the unmarked white mug back to my stool, becoming once again a fixture in the cafe. The laptop eases open without a sound, my document waiting on the white-washed screen, empty and inviting.
Fingers fly over the keys, tapping a swift staccato in the stagnant air. Characters dance in lines across the screen, then fold under to continue the pattern.
A pause. A sip. A glance out the window. Red fabric ruffles at the edge, departing from my sight.
Could it have been her? Lily Christianson? Passing me by without notice?
My cell beedles beside me, announcing itself to the world.
Always a question, as it not expecting an answer.
"Ah, Midge! What brings you calling?"
The voice on the other end is warm, sounds smug. "I'm sure you know just as well as I why I'm calling, Declan."
"Yes, my writing."
"Sharp, even in the morning. You must have had your coffee already."
I sigh a soft laugh.
"Anyways, how is it coming? I've finished your first chapter, and it looks quite intriguing."
"Thank you, but it's only an inkling so far," I confess. "There's much to be elaborated on."
"As always, Declan. But I wonder, when will I be seeing a little more? You haven't given me much to run off of, here."
Concern. Curiousity. Both underlined with a thirst to know more.
I smile, though she doesn't see it.
"In due time, Midge. In due time."
Laughter chimes from the speaker. "As always. I'm anxious with anticipation, Declan. Don't disappoint."
"I'll try. Cheers, Midge."
A single syllable. "Bye."
Followed by a second. Click.
The phone is replaced on the counter, my attention averted back to the waiting screen. I skim a few lines, then reiterate mentally, formulating the thoughts from memory on the reflective sheen of the window.
In the midst of my musings, Lily walks by once more, bedecked in red, vibrant in the again gray landscape. She walks with grace and care, walks a trapeze among the shuffling pedestrians.
She vanishes after passing the limits of the window, leaving my heart elated, freezing half-formed thoughts in my mind.
My hand moves idly, and pushes my laptop closed once more before bringing a warm white mug to smiling lips.


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Another Lions Test, another epic of agonising drama. The series is in the balance, which is great for the series, but who knows what awaits us next? You feel the momentum has shifted in Australia's favour after those incredible final minutes, but will that change if James Horwill is unavailable?
And, just as importantly, will Jamie Roberts and Alex Corbisiero be fit? Because on these two hinge the Lions' selection and tactical policies. Roberts is the catalyst for everything. Without his punch through the middle, his ability to breach the gainline, the Lions' persistence with their current strategy will not work.
I have to focus this weekend on the scrum. I think Warren Gatland made an error in picking Mako Vunipola and I cannot believe he left him out there for the entire match. Australia, again, were spot on tactically at the set piece, in this case the scrum.
Ben Alexander, Stephen Moore and Benn Robinson all hit across to the left. Normally, this would leave Alexander, the tighthead, vulnerable to Vunipola coming across underneath him, but Vunipola stayed square for 30 minutes, which left him stranded alone, and you could see him falling out the side of the scrum. It took 30 minutes before he managed to come across to take Alexander and give the Lions a decent scrum. Vunipola can't get his hips low enough in relation to his shoulders to be able to attack Alexander, so he ends up scrummaging high, which makes it really obvious when he's coming across. He ends up getting penalised, either for that or just for being left out on the side.
Australia did the same to Joe Marler in the autumn international against England. As soon as they hit left it forces the loosehead's hips to come out, and then the Aussies can go into the space between the loosehead and the hooker.
The Lions' next problem is that Tom Youngs is not big enough to keep them out. So he and Adam Jones end up with enormous pressure coming through them, and Vunipola gets blown out the side. In that context, I'm astounded, firstly, that it took 56 minutes before Richard Hibbard, a much stronger scrummager, came on to block Alexander out. The Lions' scrum changed dramatically on their own ball when he did. And, secondly, that Ryan Grant never came on. Grant is technically a better scrummager than Vunipola. I coached him in the last Six Nations with Scotland, and I felt he should have been picked for the tour in the first place. But he suffers from this perception – inaccurate, I might add – that the Scotland scrum is weak.
I just don't understand the rationale behind leaving Vunipola out there, especially when you effectively can have rolling substitutions for the front row. Players can come back on if someone is injured there, so there was nothing to stop him doing it. But Gatland clearly has no confidence in Grant, which is a shame and, more than that, a serious problem if Corbisiero is not fit next Saturday.
The combination of a compromised set piece and the lack of a physical weapon in midfield to hit up over the gainline is killing the Lions. This is why Roberts and Corbisiero are so crucial to next week if Gatland wants to persist with the current gameplan. Otherwise, I'm not quite sure what the answer is.
The lineout was a little more ambitious, but there were still problems winning good ball at the tail. They drove the lineout very well in the first 20 minutes, so it's far from the end of the world, but the Gatland ploy of big runners coming round the corner off the back of a threatening set piece is being systematically undone by the Aussies.
Roberts and Corbisiero could go a long way to alleviating that. And I think Hibbard's greater presence at scrum time could as well, certainly if Corbisiero doesn't make it. The Lions need to rediscover life on the front foot, because Australia are defending with 13 men in the first line and Kurtley Beale and Will Genia marking the back on either side of the field. If Jonny Sexton can get the offensive kicking game going that we know so well with Leinster, there is lots of space just behind the first line of defence. But he needs to be on the front foot.
That's why Horwill's hearing on Monday could prove series-defining. He is the charismatic heartbeat of this Wallabies team. If he is banned for the decider, I'm not sure Australia will be the same team. For what it's worth, I don't believe he brought his boot down on Alun Wyn Jones's head on purpose – his immaculate disciplinary record and the fact that his view of Jones's head is obviously blocked tell me that – but there is a case to answer for reckless use of the boot. He may yet miss the final Test.
And that may help the Lions. One thing I am sure of, though, is that carrying on as the Lions are, without the thrust of Roberts and/or the threat of a more confident set piece, would be madness. Australia are working them out.


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The Moblins are a tribe of Goblins, so named because, while Goblins have never organized themselves and created any sort of organized civilization, Moblins banded together in a mob to dig the tunnels of Movalpolos. Most Moblins are troglodytes, preferring to live in the darkest parts of Vana'diel. Yet, there have been a few that have ventured out of Movalpolos, their subterranean city.
The Moblins are known for their exceptional smithing and alchemy skills. Their achievements include complex drilling apparatuses and floodlights, as well as several advancements in exotic fields such as bionics. It is even rumored that their ability in these areas matches or exceeds that of the scientists in the Republic of Bastok.
A faction of Moblins that sprung from Movalpolos are the current employers of the Troll Mercenaries in the Halvung Territory and the rest of the Near East. Known as the Halvung Moblins, their leader is the mad scientist known as Megomak.
Regular Monsters Edit
- Moblin Aidman
- Moblin Ashman
- Moblin Billionaire
- Moblin Chapman
- Moblin Coalman
- Moblin Draftsman
- Moblin Dustman
- Moblin Engineman
- Moblin Gasman
- Moblin Groundman
- Moblin Gurneyman
- Moblin Millionaire
- Moblin Pickman
- Moblin Pikeman
- Moblin Ragman
- Moblin Repairman
- Moblin Roadman
- Moblin Rodman
- Moblin Scalpelman
- Moblin Tankman
- Moblin Topsman
- Moblin Witchman
- Moblin Workman
- Moblin Yardman
Notorious Monsters Edit
- Book Browser Bokabraq
- Chekochuk
- Chemical Cook Chemachiq
- Dread Dealing Dredodak
- Grimoire Guru Grimogek
- Martial Maestro Megomak
- Moblin Clergyman
- Moblin Fantocciniman
- Moblin Wisewoman
- Movamug
- Mythril Mouth Monamaq
- Spell Spitter Spiluspok
- Swipostik
- Sword Sorcerer Solisoq
- Trikotrak
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- Megomak
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- Sleakachiq
- Sonchostiq
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- Swipostik
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- Crispy Candle: Cone Attack Fire damage. Can backfire on a Moblin.
- Frypan: 10' AoE damage and Stun.
- Goblin Rush: Single target triple attack with Knockback.
- Paralysis Shower: Cone Attack Paralysis. Can backfire on a Moblin.
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Located in Kansas City, Days Inn & Suites KCI Airport is in the business district and close to Harley-Davidson Factory and Zona Rosa. This hotel is within the region of Weston Bend State Park and Kansas City Children's Museum.
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I looked around me, catching sight of the school on my right, with the street to my left, and Darryl going to cross the street. A car pulled up. Smashed right into Darryl. Sent him flying down the street before he fell to the ground, seemingly lifeless.
As the car cruised by, I dared to look inside. Behind the wheel was me. But it wasn't really me; it was a twisted version of me, with a crazy grin on his face and a fire in his eyes as his vehicle crashed into Darryl, a moment which seemed to continue repeating itself over and over in my head as I stood there, stunned. Then, something really strange happened. I began laughing - not a normal laugh, though; it was a sinister, victorious sort of laugh.
Then I woke up. I had been dreaming of nothing but that moment since the day after the accident. I couldn't stop the dreams, couldn't suppress the thoughts, couldn't even change my behavior within the dreams. It just went on and on until the sequence was through, and then I always woke up.
Suddenly, this time, I felt I should speak to Katie. I went to her house, figuring it was late enough into the morning now that she would be awake, but she was not home. I immediately turned for Darryl's house, sensing that this would be where I found her.
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Mumbai, Feb 4 (UNI) Shalinitai Patil, president of Kranti Sena and rebel NCP MLA from Koregaon Taluka in Maharashtra, today criticised party chief and Union Agriculture Minister Sharad Pawar for not taking care of his portfolio as many farmers had committed suicide in the state.
Ms Patil, who is in the city for a convention on reservation and farmers'issues to be held tomorrow, said since farmers in the state are committing suicides, the Minister had failed in his job and should introspect the problems faced by them.
Ms Patil and Chhawa Sanghatana chief Annasaheb Jawale will address their followers, who have come from the interiors of Maharashtra, and demand reservation on the basis of economic situation rather than caste-based politics.
''The government should stop issuing caste certificates as it will slowly end the problems of caste,'' said Ms Patil.
Mr Jawle said the government should waive off the electricity bills of the farmers and help them.
''The government had promised free power and now they (the government) are betraying them, hence we have collected more than a lakh of electricity bills that will be submitted to it,'' said Mr Jawale.
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Two months in, Lenny – millennial-focused mobile lending app – is ready to hit the market with new budgeting and billpay products.
Launched mid-March, Lenny's goal is to help millennials build credit scores while still in school, with loans up to $10,000 and 0% interest (if paid on time). So far, the app has more than 7,500 downloads, and 2065 active credit lines. With the "tremendous" amount of engagement in a relatively short period, the company is prepared to launch two new apps, Lenny Blue and Lenny Platinum, CEO Joe Bayen told Bank Innovation:
Think of Lenny Blue as a budgeting app, like Lenny plus Mint. We will also allow for multiple credit lines. This will encourage users to stay on budget, and give them a realtime visibility on their spending habits.
The new app will also feature Lenny's Venmo-like, same-day P2P payments solution. Bayen expects the app to go live this summer. Later in the year, the company plans to launch its third app, Lenny Platinum, that will also include a same-day billpay solution.
This move follows in the path of other lenders that began with students such as SoFi and Earnest.
Just last week, Lenny partnered with Fico to give millennials access to their credit scores through the app. "When we initially underwrite our users, we use alternative data, like the school they go to, their grades or even social media feeds, all those can be good indicators of how likely they are to pay a loan," Bayen said. "So, by the time they graduate, they have already built three or four years worth of credit history."
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They said that people's obsession with trying to raise the value of their home can be a huge waste of money.
Even fashionable changes like installing wooded floors or garden decking add absolutely nothing to the worth of a house.
In a warning to the UK's 18 million home-owners, the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors published a list of the biggest mistakes that people can make.
Cheap new floors, restoring open fireplaces and converting a garage into another room, particularly a bedroom or gym, were some of the main errors.
One estate agent said: 'One of the most common misconceptions is that a pound spent is a pound on the value - utter nonsense!'
Another said that DIY can often mean 'damage it yourself.'
While a further estate agent, who took part in the research, said people fail to realise that DIY work can be a disaster.
He said: 'The public expectations that values will rise by significantly more than the cost of improvements is absurd.
'DIY work can, of course, reduce values if poorly undertaken.'
The 'big mistakes' include installing a new carpet or wooden flooring which the home-owner may like but will not increase the value of their home.
Cheap laminated flooring is a terrible idea because a cut-price refurbishment is worse than not doing anything at all.
Another major mistake is to think that converting a garage into a gym will help sell the property for a higher price.
Garages are extremely popular among home-buyers who want a safe place to park their car, as well as the chance to cut their motor insurance.
On average, RICS said that converting one type of room into another 'does not seem to add value.'
Another home improvement which is unlikely to boost the asking price is restoring chimneys and open fireplaces.
Installing 'mock Tudor features' into a modern property or making contemporary changes to a period home are also common mistakes.
Jeremy Leaf, a chartered surveyor and RICS spokesman, said: 'What appeals to some people may not appeal to others.
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"Coffee is only beneficial from six am until noon the same day," said Marilyn Van Strumpet, PR Officer for the IDK (Institute for the Dangerously Konfused), opening her latest press conference with a statement guaranteed to make the journalists sit up and pay attention. Mostly because it was two pm and they'd all been served quadruple espressos as they entered the Milton Stilton auditorium.
"Our best minds have been studying this for several hours now, and their conclusions are incontestable," she continued. "It is quite clear that the human body has evolved to process caffeine only in the morning; in the afternoon it goes unprocessed in the body and attacks the liver, the lungs, and the lymph nodes."
Two journalists started retching at this point, though it is unclear whether this was an attempt to rid themselves of invidious caffeine or simply in response to Marilyn's smugness.
A question from the floor asked Marilyn what scientific method had been used to find this out.
"We gave several school-children intravenous injections of caffeine throughout the day, each shot equivalent to 47 cups of Starbucks Espresso. They were fine up until noon, and then they started to deteriorate rapidly, and most of them died."
"We're very sorry about that," she added as an obvious afterthought, "and we've sent their parents vouchers for Red Lobster as compensation."
Questions to the council regarding their policy on caffeine after Marilyn had let the journalists leave produced the following statement from the Mayor's office:
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The Iranian market is gradually opening up and introducing new regulations: an opportunity for international brands, which must however become familiar with its customs and norms.
A panel led by Luxury Institute CEO Milton Pedraza discussed the challenges luxury brands will face to keep up with changing norms. As technology becomes more prevalent, emotional skills will become more important.
According to the Department of Health, Marc Jacobs, Stella McCartney, Bella Hadid and other celebrities violated the Smoke-Free Air Act by smoking in the Met Museum women's restroom during the Met Gala.
Hudson's Bay Co on Thursday reported a 2.9% decline in quarterly sales, saying fewer customers shopped in its stores, which include Saks Fifth Avenue and Lord & Taylor, amid a continuing shift toward online shopping.
Irishman Daragh Soden won the Hyères Grand Prix du Jury Photography Prize for 2017 on Sunday night. It's the ultimate insider fashion festival. An annual pilgrimage to a historic seaside resort at the most southern tip of the Côte d'Azur for the Hyères festival of Fashion and Photography.
The Spanish luxury brand has decided to go down the lifestyle path with interior design and presented its first homeware collection at Milan design week.
Fashion's most famous cat now has an alter ego. Choupette, the pet cat of Karl Lagerfeld, is launching a limited edition furry feline toy made by Steiff, the 135-year-old German toy brand.
German-born Ernest Gamperl has won the Loewe Craft Prize, beating out 25 other finalists in the debut edition of the new award by the Spanish luxury brand.
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Hi Guys,
It should be very helpfull for us understanding how we can le to the end-user in the User Portal one or more responsible in CC regarding their requests. Is this function supported in the currect version of Spiceworks ? How can I set this new filed in the User Portal ?
Thanks in Advanced,
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Nov 1, 2010 at 6:26 UTC
Keep IT Simple Technology Group is an IT service provider.
You can use ticket rules to do it automatically for you
Nov 1, 2010 at 6:36 UTC
It's not easy to implement as you suggested for more 600 users. Because it's depend of the request and the category to set a correct Cc user\users.
Nov 1, 2010 at 7:45 UTC
Keep IT Simple Technology Group is an IT service provider.
What I would do it this
- Create custom filed called portalcc (or any other meaningful name)
- This filed will hold the email address of the person to cc.
- Make that field available in the portal
- Then create rule that set the value of the cc filed to the portalcc
Hope that makes sense
Nov 5, 2010 at 10:45 UTC
I have created the custom field and add to the user portal ... Could you please be so kind as to advise me in details how I can create the rule ?
Nov 7, 2010 at 4:06 UTC
Keep IT Simple Technology Group is an IT service provider.
I would try new ticket rules with the following settings
email to <your SW mail address>
#cc the field name
set #cc=<the field name)
Hope it works, never tried it before.


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By John Bowker and Kevin Crowley
Bloomberg News
Oscar Pistorius is seen in court in Pretoria, Monday, July 7, 2014, at his ongoing murder trial for the shooting death of his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp on St. Valentine's Day, 2013. The chief prosecutor, Gerrie Nel has challenged the credibility of a physician, Wayne Derman, who testified that the athlete has an anxious nature linked to his disability and could not be objective about the double-amputee runner because he had treated Pistorius over many years and traveled with him extensively. (AP Photo/Ihsaan Haffejee, Pool)
The chief prosecutor in the murder trial of Oscar Pistorius, Gerrie Nel, questions Wayne Derman, a sports physician, on Thursday July 3, 2013, as he sought to cast doubt on the athletes account of reacting instinctively to a perceived intruder in his home, noting he had to arm himself and take other methodical steps before athlete Oscar Pistorius killed girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp. (AP Photo/Herman Verwey, Pool)
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