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With a stay at Goldstar Inn and Suites Kissimmee in Kissimmee (Disney's Maingate East), you'll be convenient to Medieval Times and Capone's Dinner Show. This hotel is within close proximity of 192 Flea Market and Shingle Creek Regional Park.
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192 Flea Market - 1.5 km / 0.9 mi
Shingle Creek Regional Park - 1.6 km / 1 mi
Congo River Golf - 1.9 km / 1.2 mi
Osceola Square Mall - 2.5 km / 1.5 mi
Florida Technical College - 2.6 km / 1.6 mi
Kissimmee Golf Club - 4.4 km / 2.7 mi
Lake Buena Vista Factory Stores - 4.8 km / 3 mi
Fun Spot America - 5.1 km / 3.2 mi
Falcon's Fire Golf Club - 5.2 km / 3.2 mi
Green Meadows Petting Farm - 5.3 km / 3.3 mi
Old Town - 5.3 km / 3.3 mi
Kissimmee Civic Center - 6.4 km / 4 mi
Kissimmee Lakefront Park - 6.5 km / 4.1 mi
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- "Tenkuuha: Enhanced Z Saber! You can cut enemy energy shots with your saber."
- ―In-game text, Mega Man X4
Tenkuuha, or Tenkūha (天空覇? lit. "Aether Rule") is the special technique and Z-Saber upgrade that Zero learns after defeating Storm Owl in Mega Man X4. This technique is based off Storm Owl's ability to absorb damage from some types of energy attacks. This technique changes the color of Zero's saber to a violet color, allowing him to destroy energy projectiles with it. The Z-Saber does not become any stronger with Tenkuuha and there is no way to deactivate this feature, which is similar to the Kuuenzan's; once learned, the Z-Saber permanently becomes purple with Tenkuuha activated for the rest of the game.
The ability is reused as an upgrade for Zero's black armor (with some extra enhancements) in Mega Man X5, and as the Shot Eraser upgrade in Mega Man X5 and X6. It also appears as a skill in Project X Zone.
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Similar Techniques
- Rekkyoudan from Mega Man X8
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|Mega Man X4
|List of Mavericks
|Web Spider • Split Mushroom • Cyber Peacock • Storm Owl • Magma Dragoon • Frost Walrus • Jet Stingray • Slash Beast
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|Eregion • Colonel • Double • Iris • General • Sigma
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Prenatal steroid therapy reduces the chance of respiratory complications among infants born at 34-36 weeks, so-called "late" preterm infants, according to a study by a National Institutes of Health research network.
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|As Darth reported earlier this month, Marvelous announced the first true Harvest Moon game for the Nintendo 3DS. Recently they held one of their conferences, and at this conference that showed a video of Harvest Moon: First Earth, so here it is for you all to see.
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There are also other Nintendo 3DS videos, such as Kingdom Hearts: Dream Drop Distance.
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|Harvest Moon Hajimari no Daichi was announced earlier today. Currently details are a little sparse, but the most exciting news is probably the ability to more fully customize your character! With this being the first (proper) 3DS outing for Harvest Moon, I'm sure we'll see plenty of interesting new things!
For now, to get the most details be sure to read up about the translated details for it on andriasang (Link 2), and the official Japanese website site for the game.
Don't forget our forums and wiki!
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|That's right, you heard me right! Marvelous is at it again, and this time it's Rune Factory 4! Rune Factory 4 will be released for the 3DS.
The biggest notable difference in this game and previous entries into the series is the ability to choose from a boy or girl at the beginning of the game. This is much different than the ability in Oceans. The male character's name is Lest, while the female lead has the name, Frey As with all other entries into the series (or at least the handheld ones) your character, whether male or female, has some form of amnesia (of course, how else could you have a decent game?). However; you will also have the ability to communicate with Dragons, to what extent this will be utilized in the game is unknown.
The relationship system has also changed in this entry. Now instead of going straight from friends to marriage (which has been the case with every entry in the Harvest Moon franchise, not just Rune Factory), you now have a boyfriend/girlfriend status, much like real life. It has also been confirmed that during this time of boyfriend/girlfriend you have the ability to have multiple partners. This is a big change in the series as it shows you cheating on your partner, something that hasn't been scene since Harvest Moon 64 where you could still propose to a girl even after they had married someone else, and had a child with that other person. So far two marriage candidates have been revealed. Margarete, an elf who plays music at some sort of dining hall, and Vishnal, someone who is training to be a butler.
Whenever you encounter a love interest for the first time a special movie will play, what this entails, we don't quite know yet.
Rune Factory 4 is coming to the 3DS, and is scheduled to be released later this year in Japan! Keep checking back for all your Harvest Moon and Rune Factory needs!
|30 June 2011, 11:00 am
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|According to GameStop's website, Harvest Moon: Tale of Two Towns is scheduled for release on September 13th.
Now I know that GameStop isn't the most reliable source for video game release dates, however; at this point in time, it is the only information we have. So until we hear otherwise we are going to go with this date, even though it is not set in stone.
Keep checking back for more updates!
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|As many of you know, E3 is taking place this week. And Nintendo had it's press conference yesterday, with all the plethora of information that has been going out, it's easy for people to look over the lesser known games that would be there. And as we all know, Harvest Moon doesn't get near the attention that it should.
Natsume has brought with it four games to E3 this year: Gabriella's Ghostly Groove, Reel Fishing Paradise, Rune Factory: Tides of Destiny, and Harvest Moon: The Tale of Two Towns.
While not much English info has been released for the new Harvest Moon game or the new Rune Factory game, we do have a few small tidbits of The Tale of Two Towns. IGN has posted a few pictures, and in those pictures some English names have popped up; Raspberry is now Georgia, Kamil is now Cam, Lia is Laney, and Nana is now Nori.
Harvest Moon: The Tale of Two Towns for the 3DS is also playable at the Natsume Booth, and while camera's aren't allowed at E3, chances are someone was able to sneak one in there, so hopefully we will have a video soon of someone playing the game! Keep checking back for more information!
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Maintaining A Healthy Weight – Local physicians, registered dieticians and other health care professionals will share their experience and information on inevitable weight gain, and weight management; eating to maintain a healthy weight; weight gain and diabetes; and weight gain and sleep apnea. Thursday, 6 p.m. Salvation Army Kroc Center, 1765 W. Golf Course Road, Coeur d'Alene. To register and for more information call (208) 667-1865, email firstname.lastname@example.com or visit www.kroccda.org. Free.
Soul Collage – Explore your Inner Self and Nourish Your Soul – Deepen your SoulCollage experience and learn about the specific suits and how they reflect different aspects of you. Emphasis will be on building an awareness of the different suits and what they mean to you personally. You can also learn how to do readings with your cards that can help with your life challenges. Feb. 2, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. The Franciscan Place, 1016 N. Superior St. Register by Jan. 29. To register and for details call (509) 483-6495 or visit www.sjfconline.org. $49.
Weight Loss Obstacles – Naturopath Toby Hallowitz will present a whole-body approach to weight loss. Participants can learn how specialty testing, food allergies, inflammation, diet and supplementation can affect weight gain/loss and help overcome weight-loss obstacles. Jan. 31, 6:30 p.m. Salvation Army Kroc Center, 1765 W. Golf Course Road, Coeur d'Alene. To register and for more information call (208) 667-1865, email firstname.lastname@example.com or visit www.kroccda.org. Free.
Healthy Cooking Class – Registered dietician Joan Milton will teach participants how to prepare healthy meals, beginning Thursday. 6:30-8 p.m. The class is available each month; every class has a different focus. Holy Family Health Education Center, Room One, 5633 N. Lidgerwood St. To register and for more information visit www.cherspokane.org. Free.
Living with Alzheimer's: Caregiving in the Late Stage – The Alzheimer's Association Inland Northwest Chapter presents a workshop covering an array of topics of interest to families coping with the late stage of Alzheimer's disease, including symptoms, role changes, communication changes, working with doctors, monitoring care and end-of-life issues. Friday, 4-7:30 p.m. Deaconess Health and Education Center, Classroom 265, 910 W. Fifth Ave. Free, dinner provided. Certificates of attendance available for professionals for $15. Register in advance at (509) 473-3390.
"Get Your Groove On" Classes for Seniors – Balance is Core: Strength exercises for upper body, core and lower body. Balance exercises are included, followed by relaxing stretch exercises. Mondays and Wednesdays, through March 25, 8:10-8:55 a.m., at St. Francis of Assisi Parish, 1104 W. Heroy Ave. Cost is $29. Aerobic Dance and Exercise: Boost your metabolism, tone and strengthen your muscles, and improve your flexibility and balance. Tuesdays and Thursdays, through March 19, 5:30-6:30 p.m., at CenterPlace, 2426 N. Discovery Place, Room 205, Spokane Valley. Cost is $36. Chair Yoga: Class uses chairs and standing modifications of yoga. No floor work. Ideal for those with arthritis. Fridays, through March 15, 10-11:30 a.m., at Corbin Senior Activity Center, 827 W. Cleveland Ave. Cost is $26. Yoga: Reduce stress, regain range of motion and mange pain in your muscles, bones and joints through proper breathing, a complete stretching workout and a relaxation exercise. Wednesdays, through March 27, 6:30-7:45 p.m. at CenterPlace, or 10-11:30 a.m. at Corbin Senior Activity Center. Cost is $32 for evening class or $36 for morning class. Yoga Intermediate: Tuesdays, through March 12, 11:45 a.m.-1:15 p.m., at Zion Lutheran Church, 218 W. Crawford Road, Deer Park. Cost is $26. Tai Chi Intermediate: Healing art integrates body, mind, heart and spirit. Thursdays, through March 21, 6:30-7:30 p.m., at CenterPlace. Cost is $26. Zumba: Combine Latin and international rhythms to get your body energized and in shape. Suited for all shapes, sizes, ages, and experience levels. Held Wednesdays, through March 20, 5:30-6:30 p.m., at Corbin Senior Activity Center. Cost is $26. Call (509) 279-6027 or email email@example.com for more information.
Tai Chi for Health - Participants can take a variety of tai chi classes. Classes meet Monday through Wednesday through March 25. For a full schedule and details, call Bob or Cindy Petet at (509) 468-0683 or email taichihelp@ salescreators.com. Cost $75 per person or $65 for Valley Senior Center members.
Immaculate Heart Retreat Center – Friday-Sunday, Methodist pastors Anne Cronin Tyson and C. Karen Covey Moore will lead a "Beauty From Ashes" retreat on suicide bereavement. Cost for two nights and five meals is $185 per person, $280 a couple or $100 for commuters (meals only). A related workshop, "Offering Hope/Fostering Healing," will be Jan. 23, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The workshop is for pastors, ministers, counselors, youth leaders, spiritual directors, teachers and others who minister to families during times of loss and will give participants the tools necessary to guide those who have experienced the loss of a loved one through suicide. Cost is $35 per person and includes lunch. To register call (509) 448-1224 or visit www.ihrc.net.
Quest for Healthy Living – Three-part series about the importance of essential oils in healthy living. Each class is $5 and is at 2 p.m. at On Sacred Grounds Coffee Shop, 12212 E. Palouse Highway, Valleyford. Wednesday: Slim and Trim with Essential Oils; Jan. 23: Cleaning the Natural Way; Jan. 30: Essential Beauty to Gorgeous, Glowing Skin. Call (509) 979-2223 to reserve a spot.
Zumba Gold with Sandy – Seniors, active older adults, boomers, and beginners can have fun and get in shape, too in this class. Chair options are also available. All classes begin with a warm-up, followed by practice drills and the last 20 minutes will be devoted to core strength, stability, flexibility and balance. Wednesdays, 10:30-11:30 a.m. East Central Community Center, 500 S. Stone St. Cost is $10/month. To register and for information call (509) 270-0053.
Zumba Class with Sandy – Boomers, beginners, and others can workout at the Audubon Park Masonic Lodge, 2821 Northwest Blvd. All classes start with a warm-up, followed by practice drills before getting into the choreographed songs. Classes are Mondays and Thursdays, 4:30-5:30 and 5:45-6:45 p.m. Cost is $30/6 weeks. To register and for information call (509) 270-0053.
Women's Cancer Survivor Retreats – A weekend of rest, reflection, sharing, massage, reflexology, presentation, accommodations, meals and more with others who have been or are on the same journey. Retreats are: Jan. 25-27, March 15-17, and May 17-19. Suggested donation is $195, $15 due at time of registration. Held at St. Joseph's Family Center, 1016 N. Superior St. Call (509) 483-6495, email firstname.lastname@example.com, or visit www.sjfconline. org/womensretreatsforcancersurvivors.html for more information and to register.
Dog/People Blood Drive Inaugural Event – You and your dog can donate blood to help save lives. Human donations are for the Inland Northwest Blood Center, and canine blood is stored at the Pet Emergency Clinic Blood Bank for use locally. Dog must be healthy, 60 pounds or larger, and 1-6 years old. Call the clinic at (509) 535-3551 to sign up. Feb. 9, 1-5 p.m., at Lincoln Heights Veterinary Clinic, 2829 E. 27th Ave.
Cancer support
Breast Cancer Support – The group meets the second and fourth Wednesdays of each month from 6-8 p.m. at Holy Family Hospital, 5633 N. Lidgerwood St., in the Radiation Oncology Department Conference Room. Call (509) 474-5490 for information.
Breast Cancer Wellness Group – Support group sponsored by Kootenai Health meets Mondays, noon-1 p.m. at Kootenai Cancer Center, 1440 E. Mullan Ave., Post Falls. For more information, call (208) 619-4138.
Cancer and Community Charities – Meets the second Wednesday of each month at 1 p.m. at Elks Lodge, 1170 W. Prairie Ave., Coeur d'Alene. Lunch is served at noon for $8. For information call (208) 773-4909 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Cancer Support Group – Meets the first, third and fifth Tuesdays of each month, 5:30-7 p.m., Holy Family Hospital, Health Education Center, 5633 N. Lidgerwood St., Room 2. Cost is free. Call (509) 474-5490 for more information.
Look Good… Feel Better – A program offered by the American Cancer Society to help women diagnosed with cancer learn how to apply cosmetics and choose wigs and other head wear. The group meets twice monthly. For locations, time and more information, call Bonnie Abernethy at (509) 455-3440, option 3.


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This is a generation that is telling us that they are opposed to all forms of collaboration with the occupiers. Read more about Palestine de-Osloized
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New album by Haidar Eid; reflections on emotions under blockade, Israeli attacks and apartheid. Read more about Gaza Blues: Hymns of love, death and resistance
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The Oslo accords have reinforced Israel's apartheid system. Read more about We cannot liberate Palestine with colonized minds
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The end of this genocidal war must necessarily mean the end of Oslo. Read more about Gaza: Signposts on the road to liberation
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No misinterpretation of international law can override Palestinians' right to free movement in and out of Egypt. Read more about Time for people power to open Rafah crossing
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The induced euphoria that characterizes discussions within the mainstream media around the upcoming declaration of an independent Palestinian state in September, ignores the stark realities on the ground and the warnings of critical commentators. Read more about An independent homeland or bantustan in disguise?
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Radical change in Egypt should mean radical change in Palestine as well: a pro-Palestine Egypt should mean the end of the siege. But when will we see that? Haidar Eid comments for The Electronic Intifada on the future of Egyptian-Palestinian relationship. Read more about Palestine and the Egyptian revolution: a view from Gaza
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Has Hamas been able to actually build on its high level of commitment and sacrifice, not only on the part of the movement but of Palestinians in general? Haidar Eid comments. Read more about Tough questions for Hamas
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An initiative recently launched by the prestigious online literature magazine Words without Borders entitled "Cross-Cultural-Dialogues in the Middle East," rings alarm bells in light of the Palestinian civil society call for boycott divestment and sanctions on Israel. Haidar Eid comments. Read more about Words without Borders "dialogue" violates Palestinian boycott call


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We have one server that when it backs up runs at about .4 megs per min
Other Servers finish with no issues at all one server even completes in 8 min.
We have tried as per CA's instructions to install up to date network drivers ect.
Also note this is to a tape drive
the back up will eventually finish but it takes a couple of days.
we tried installing sp1 to see if that would resolve it.
We also use Rsync as a second backup that server is able to finish at 360 meg per min
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The server is a DL 380 g4 Raid 5 Ultra320 array With the HP Smart array 6i controller.
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On Sat, Jul 23, 2011 at 8:22 AM, florent andré <email@example.com> wrote: > Hi, > > I also think that we need codebase in svn soon. > Yes. > Following your all pretty good comments, import a "perfect" hg history into > svn seems not to be quite easy... and will require works and effort. > > As Michael Stahl says "Hg/git/otherDSCMs and SVN have fundamentally > different data models for representing branching/merging". > So hg --> svn is complicated but hg --> git seems to works pretty well. > > The main point is to have a way to lurk the history, and to host this > history into Apache infra in order to be Oracle's server shut down tolerant. > > So, what about this proposal ? : > > - ask infra to set up a special git ooo-history I'm assuming that ooo-history would be read-only? > - import only the main hg branch into svn > - if someone interested in a specific hg branch : > ** git checkout theBranch (from ooo-history) > ** svn create branch from trunk ( Btrunk) > ** diff Btrunk / theBranch for creating patch > ** apply patch on Btrunk > ** commit Btrunk > > Sure we will lost a lot of history in svn... but we still have it in git > ooo-history... > ... And a new (hi)story begin in Apache svn ! :) > > This will require infra to set up a special ooo-history git repos... but if > we are kind they may accept :). > > What do you think ? > I like the "lazy" approach. Defer the branch conversion work until it is actually needed. It puts the human judgement in the loop at the time when it is needed. If we believed that 100% (or even 80% or 90%) of the CWS would be needed immediately for integration into our first release, then it might make sense to do all that work up front. But if we believe that only a few are needed, then it doesn't make sense to hold up the entire project for this. One concern would be on the IP perspective. Before we can have a release or graduate from Podling, we need to review our source code and remove all incompatible 3rd party components. We're also working to ensure that the Oracle SGA is updated to contain all the files we need for AOOo. If we have two repositories, a "clean" one in SVN and an "unreviewed" version in git that we occasionally dip into for unintegrated branches, then IP compliance becomes more difficult. Maybe not impossible, but certainly more complicated. -Rob > ++ > > > On 07/21/2011 03:16 PM, Jens-Heiner Rechtien wrote: >> >> On 07/20/2011 12:05 PM, Eike Rathke wrote: >>> >>> Hi Michael, >>> >>> On Tuesday, 2011-07-19 23:26:48 +0200, Michael Stahl wrote: >>> >>>> unfortunately it seems none of the tools that convert from HG or git >>>> to SVN can create SVN branches with SVN mergeinfo (necessary in >>>> order to be able to merge the branches back into the trunk). >>>> >>>> there are some tools to convert from git that can create SVN >>>> branches, but they leave out the SVN mergeinfo; apparently the >>>> intent is to maintain a read-only mirror... >>> >>> I didn't dug deeper into this, but conversion from hg to git should be >>> pretty straight forward and then there's git-svn, would that be viable >>> to import branches as well? >>> >>> >>>> basically we have these options for converting to SVN: >>>> >>>> 1. convert full history >>>> requires writing tool to create SVN branches and mergeinfo >>>> >>>> 2. convert trunk only, using follow-first-parent heuristic >>>> with hacks where we want to follow second parent instead >>>> >>>> 3. no history in SVN, just check in OOO340 tip >>> >>> I'd prefer #3 and have a read-only hg/git repository for cases where one >>> really wants to lookup history. AOOo needs to get its code base going. >> >> +1 for #3. We need the repository ASAP to get going. If we have to write >> the conversion tools first we'll loose way to much time which could be >> spent better on getting AOOo 3.4 (or whatever the first AOOo release >> will be called) out of the door. A pity that Apache git support is not >> ready for prime time ... would make things so much easier. >> >> Heiner >> >> >
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Obviously M.I.A. giving the middle finger to everyone watching the Super Bowl was just as horrendous as Janet Jackson's infamous nip slip. That's why Zooey Deschanel had to promote her new group called One Finger, A Million Moms on 'Piers Morgan Tonight' via 'Saturday Night Live.'
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Kristen Bell's crying fit over meeting a sloth on her birthday was hilarious. The 'Auto-Tune the News' guys found a way to make it hilarious-er.
It's that time of year again! Hollywood is in the full swing of awards season. Next on the list of glitzy galas is the 54th annual Grammy Awards. They will air live on CBS, this Sunday, February 12th at 8 pm Eastern and 7 pm Central.
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|This is a discussion on Newbye question about GTD within the online poker forums, in the Poker Rooms section; Hi I cant get it, im new, they told me if I see tourney with GTD $ 100 mean even if 30 ppl sign in for
Newbye question about GTD
I cant get it, im new, they told me if I see tourney with GTD $ 100 mean even if 30 ppl sign in for 1$, then they share 100 dollar as prize etc.
So i see $1000 GTD NL Holdem start in 10 min, 11$ fee for enter, and just 12 ppl signed. So with just 11 $ im going to join a tournament with prize pool 1000?
This is a way in which poker site get loads of people to sign up for tournements cos they think there getting better value for their money, but the GTD ends up being irrellvant. - take the $14,500 GTD on full tilt. Thats only a $3.30 buy in with unlimited rebuys for the first hour. The prize pool alays exceeds $14,500 so Full Tilt dont end up sacrificing any money.
a scenario in which it would be 2000 x 11 + 1000 is tournaments that state there is money added. For example every sunday on full tilt there is a Cardschat $5.50 buy-in with $200 added. This means that for every player that enters there is $5 added to the prize pool, plus and extra $200 no matter how many entants. So if 30 people enter there would be 30 x 5 + 200 which is $350 n prize pool.
Hope this clears things u for you genozzolo
re: Poker & Newbye question about GTD
And as PooffyFooffy writes you have to check if it has late registrations as more will then join the game.
Also you have to be aware if there is any rebuys or addons.
If the tournament ends up with paying more money than players have paid with counting the fee, the the tournament have an overlay.
an example:
$7500 Guaranteed Poker Tournament
Buy-In = $11 + 1
Entries needed to meet the guaranteed amount = 682 (682 x $11 = $7502)
Actual entries = 517 (517 x $11 = $5687)
$7500 - $5687 = $1813
Amount of Overlay = $1813
In this example, $7500 is guaranteed amount in the prize pool but only 517 people bought in. So, there is $1813 of 'Overlay Money' added to the prize pool by the poker room (since the buy-ins don't cover the guaranteed amount of $7500).
It's as if 165 people bought in and then busted out before the tournament even started!!! This is the beauty of Overlay. There is a ton of overlay money up for grabs all over the net and you should do yourself a favor and take advantage of this positive poker move.
When I calc the overlay for a tournament I do also include the fee so I know excatly how much the poker room loses in the game.
so it would go like
12$ x 517 = 6204$
Guarenteed 7500$ - 6204$ = 1296$ so the poker room is giving every player appox. 2,5$ up in front to play in their game.
you find the most overlay in expensive tournaments and on small sites.


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Chapter 40Mature
Maven looked at Tywin, then got back on her feet. She felt where one of the guards had smacked her, and also where her face had hit the cold stone wall. Tywin held her close to him after he had killed a majority of the guards.
"Evanora will be here soon, along with Raeyna and the Dragon Guards." Tywin said, smiling at Maven.
"Thank you Tywin. But there is still the matter of Jareed. For all we know, he may be dead by now." Maven said, trying to fix her hair.
"You stay here, when you next see me, I will have Jareed." Tywin said, bowing, then leaving Maven.
Maven collapsed on to the floor. "Gods forgive us and Gods guide us." After that, Maven wept because she didn't know whether or not she would see her brother again.
Tywin looked around the corner, laughing quietly at the fact that there were no guards actually guarding the door leading down to the prison. Tywin slowly approached the door and then opened it. All that remained between Tywin and Jareed now was Captain Edwards. Tywin could hear Edwards voice echo through the halls of the prison chamber.
"Who's here and why should I worry about my family?" Edwards shouted.
"So, Jareed is still alive." Tywin said quietly to himself.
Tywin slowly walked through the halls which were filled with sleeping guards. He spotted a flickering light of a torch. He was getting close, Edwards voice was growing louder.
"He's here. Your time here has ended." Jareed said.
"Who's here? If you don't tell me I swear I will cut you ear to ear!" Edwards shouted.
"Oh you wouldn't do that. Not when he's right... behind you." Jareed said.
Edwards turned around and Tywin hit him with the hilt of his sword. Tywin then took his sword and cut off the bindings that were around Jareed. "Why do you come for me?"
"Because, we know it wasn't you, it Edwards that was conspiring against the throne. Maven is waiting for you, hopefully by now, in the Keep." Tywin replied, then picking up Edwards.
Maven sat on her throne, watching all the workers prepare the Keep for the feast that was to happen in exactly one week. Most of the workers had already left due to the time, but others stayed, trying to finish up the little details. In agitation, her fingers kept tapping the arms of the throne. She was becoming worried, she told Raeyna and Evanora that she wanted to stay and see her brother, but they insisted that she return to the Keep.
"Let go of me!" Edwards shouted.
Maven stood as the large oak doors opened. She smiled as she saw Tywin, Raeyna, and Evanora walk in with Edwards. Tywin dropped him on the marble floor. "Now beg for your Queen's forgiveness."
Captain Edwards spat on the marble floor and then stomped his boot on it. "It's rather eat horse shit."
"That," Maven paused, "can be arranged. Captain Edwards, you have a lot of explaining to do. But I could care less about that right now. Take him to dungeon, I'll deal with him and his family tomorrow."
"My family? What have you done to my family?" Edwards shouted.
"You'll be reunited with them very soon." Maven smiled. "Take him away."
Tywin walked closer to Maven, then knelt before her.
"Rise, brother." Maven said.
"That was a very brave thing of you to do. I don't know many Queens that would have ever done such a thing. It was such a noble thing for you to do." Tywin said.
"It was foolish. I don't know what came over me." Maven said sharply.
"So, what are we going to do with them for now?" Tywin asked.
Maven looked down and then back at Tywin, "For now they'll stay here in the Keep where I know they are secure and tomorrow at dawn we shall execute all of them."
"Even the small children?" Tywin asked.
"The Edwards must pay for their treason and what better way to punish them by taking the lives of their children." Maven replied.
"So, the children go first then?" Tywin asked.
"Yes." Maven replied.


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Presentation by Helen Baxter, Managing Directrix, Mohawk Media, at the Second Digital Summit in Auckland, March 2009
Freelancer Ethos, There are no permanent contracts anymore, Create Multiple Income Streams, Make it yourself, DIY, Own it yourself, IP = Control, Sell it Yourself, Cut out the middle men, Direct to your audience, As many times as you can, Multiple formats, Multiple Regions, What is my motivation?, Money, Time, Autonomy, Social Enterprise, Keep costs low, Lean Teams, Generalists, Mixed Experienced, Be Fair, Where the effort goes the money flows, Think about offering free content & charging for your expertise, Make it easy for people to support you, 5 ways to support the g33k show
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Read Tshirts & Suits
Bootstrappers Bible
Copyright, 5Takes - Discovery Travel & Living, Even Bloomberg Associates can't clear copyright easily, Twisted Radio interview, NZ club scene - cleared copyright, S92 in NZ, Creative Freedom Foundation, NZ Artist & rightholders led campaign, Driven by Twitter, Kangaroo Court Computer (0:55), Full Animation by Chelfyn, #blackout campaign, Spread to Ireland, France & Second Life, Against three strikes before disconnection
Make it Yourself
Use Creative Commons, Fairshare
Social News, http://digg.com/, http://www.reddit.com/
Creative Commons, http://creativecommons.org/
Can't compete with newsrooms
Can add original views or presentation
Don't fear Piracy & Avoid Obscurity
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Strategist, The Big Idea
Producer, Writer, The MsBehaviour Files, Animatrix, Science & technology pods for the g33k show, Digital Media: animation, graphics, radio, tv, VJ & Radio DJ
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2009 Netcast, the g33k show: 3D TV, Real Time Avatars & Animation, Ractors & Greenscreen, Creative Commons Content, Multistreams, Mogulus, Ustream, Justin.tv, Podcast widely
Digital Media Content
Quick Dip, Mobile, Phones / PDAs / Netbooks
Lean forward, Interactive, Media / Games Machine
Lean back, Watch, Home Theatre & TV Systems
Do It Yourself, Had to at Mohawk, Low budget, Based in NZ, To be creative knock a zero off $$, Have to work with small teams, Simple Gear
All starts with sound, Decent mike + pop shield, Buy Wireless radio mikes, Jawbone noise cancelling microphones
Do what you can with what you've got, Skype audio interview: Greg Broadmore, Weta Workshop, + Animation = Dr Grortbort interview (2:30)
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What's your passion?
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Find a Content Niche
Have fun!
Twitters, Blogs, RSS, social nets
Work on your Internet Footprint
Use Linked In for professional
Submit to Multiple Viewing platforms
Aggregated Statistics
Live chats after broadcast
View2gether Lounge
Online events, Filter & re-publish
Make it easy for them to make your culture their own
Consumption of TV, Music & Games rising
Also explosion in portable media devices
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Google Sites (GOOG) once again ranks as the top US video property, with 5.9 billion videos viewed (41% online video market share), with YouTube.com accounting for more than 99% of all videos viewed at the property. Fox Interactive Media (NWS) rankes second with 445 million videos (3.1%), followed by Yahoo Sites with 330 million (2.3%) and Viacom Digital (VIA) with 291 million (2.0%). Hulu continues its growth trajectory, climbing 6% vs. November to 241 million videos viewed.
50% of the world now has a mobile phone
Massively Mobile Social Networks
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Pico-projectors in mobile phones already here
Asus eePC
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Imagine wading through a sea of flashbulbs, surfacing from your
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Years later I came across your report...sorry for the delay.
First, YOU signed the check in sheet where you approved the $120.00 to diagnose the car. Its the same process each and everytime a vehicle is check in. You were not treated any differently than anyone else. We want our clients to understand the process and even explain that the diagnosis fee is actually waived when you approve repairs.
Second, plese contact any of the dealerships in area and confirm that a diagnosis fee IS requested when checking a car into service for repairs that are not covered under warranty.
Here are a few samples that you may call and check for yourself:
Classic BMW 972-918-1100
Audi of Plano 972-452-3800
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You were provided an itemized estimate to perform repairs. While you are correct that less than 3 weeks AFTER your visit, Audi of North American did release a service campaign to address the concerns you had. IF you had actually paid for the repairs to be performed elsewhere, Audi of North America would have actually refunded your money , in full. So, you wouldn't have actually been out anything.
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It came down to money, he didn't have the money to repair his car, and had been turned away from other local Audi shops, for contesting previously approved repairs.
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Emma-Sacred HourMature
We were sitting in a café in their veranda drinking coffee and eating cakes. We were a couple of streets down from the memorial and many ghosts. A memorial is more appropriate and would be easy to do if we get a ghost inside a government's official. Chances of that happening are next to zero. Only because no ghost will want to jump bodies when knowing two ghosts are stuck. On another note, our targets were foreigners so technically they had no rights to do a memorial service? Do they? I do not know any of the laws.
"Tim, maybe we should think of something else," I say very quietly and bite on the edge of my finger.
"Em, what's wrong with you? It is too late to back out," Tim says in a fearful voice.
I guess I did scare him. "I didn't know that so many ghosts are still around. Annawan is right. We haven't really thought about the consequences of opening the door. We were and are just thinking about our hides. I'm not backing out, I guess I am scared. The numbers of ghosts that will be around will be catastrophic. No earth bound ghosts that are around at the moment will help us stop the havoc…and we are not going to get any help from anyone we know either. They would be too scared to get into a similar situation to ours. Annawan helped us with the spell but that's it. He did say that he will not help us. And," I paused so everything I said so far would sink into Tim's head before dropping another bomb. "There is no way to know for sure that even after we open the door, the universe will be satisfied. We may vanish from existence after all. I just want both of us to realize that, that even if we do succeed we might disappear."
Tim looked pale. "The universe cannot be this cruel."
"It can if it took away two souls because of their failure. We are nothing to it, we are just some toys. I don't want to do this but after we figure out how to do a memorial service, we might need his help," I finish with a sigh.
"Whose help," Tim asks getting irritated with me, probably with my speech about possibilities.
"The nameless one," I answer. "And I still say I need to go shopping for a black dress, my style of course, all puffy and girly-no loop skirt but something that is me."
"Ok so change of topic from doom and dresses. The memorial service. When should we have it? We have now less than two weeks to do it. I do not believe the spell needs to be said that it needs to be done on the full moon so we can do it a lot earlier. A sacred hour….is that like midnight? Can it be noon? 7pm?" Tim finishes asking his questions and finishes his cake at the same time.
"Sacred hour is always midnight so we need to have the service during midnight. Which means people need to know and buy candles so they can gather around the memorial thinking about all the fallen. So we need to…er…advertise? Is that right," I ask him. "But if we are at the site of the 9/11 so it just may be 8:46 A.M. so maybe we have two choices for the sacred hour."
"Yeah, that is right. Em. A midnight ceremony or the time when the crash of flight 11 happens in New York…let's think more on it," Tim answers and walks away to order more cakes. I swear human bodies eat way too much.


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text: This memorial website was created to share and keep the memory of my father, Floyd Carter "Pop" Hatley who was born in Chatfield, Texas on October 15, 1930 and passed away on June 22, 2006 at the age of 75 alive. We will forever treasure the greatest gift of having him as our father. There will be a void in our heart but we know he is not in pain and finally was able to be with his Barbara (my step-mother) again.We have also dedicated our Angel Cove Prayer News Site to Pop and my beloved niece, Mylia Hatley, age 30, who passed away unexpectedly 10 days after Pop's funeral. They are both buried side by side in Blooming Grove, TX together forever watching over us.www.freewebs.com/angelcovenewsObituaryFloyd C. Hatley Floyd Carter "Pop" Hatley of Coolidge, Texas passed away June 22, 2006 at the age of 75 in Mexia. Floyd was born October 15, 1930 in Chatfield, Texas to the late Jessie J.and Plony Ann Couch Hatley. He retired in 1994 after working 40 years in foundries in Corsicana, Pampa, Nederland and Coolidge. He was a beloved father, grandfather, brother, uncle, father in law, and friend. Floyd enjoyed fishing, all sports, dominoes, and his family who will miss him dearly. In the early to mid 1960's he coached several ball teams and what used to be known as Grey Y football. His love for sports continued until his passing and he didn't like to miss a Texas Rangers game. Floyd was preceded in death by his parents, beloved wife Barbara Wilson Hatley, brothers Carl D., Ralph E., Jessie "Wayne" Hatley, sister Opal Gilbreath, and his great grandson Jacoby Lynn Hatley. He is survived by sons Gene Hatley and wife Thea of Dublin GA, Billy Hatley and wife Kim of Blooming Grove, and his daughter Pam Hatley and husband Weldon of Ennis. He is also survived by his granddaughter Stacey Hatley Johnson of Dallas, grandson Chris Hatley and wife Brandi of Plano, granddaughter Mylia Hatley of Dallas, grandson Dustin Hatley of Midlothian, grandson Erik Hatley of Ennis and granddaugher Hanah Caldwell of Ennis. He also leaves behind his sister Suedell Burns Kimble of San Antonio, sisters in law Francis Hatley of Blooming Grove, Louise Hatley of Hubbard, and Dorothy Hatley of Stamford. Three great grandchildren Ariana Johnson, Austin and Chris Ann Hatley. Three step grandchildren Jarod, Jessica and Laura and a very good friend Jodie Rodgers. Services will be held 3pm Sunday June 25, 2006 at Griffin-Roughton Funeral Home Chapel burial following at Rosehill Cemetery Blooming Grove. Visitaion will be Saturday June 24, 2006 6-9pm at Griffin-Roughton Funeral Home. Pallbearers will be Mike Rogers, Chris Hatley, Dustin Hatley, Erik Hatley, Scott Chambers and Dana Williams. Memorial guest book available at www.griffin-roughton.com click on obituaries and go to the name Floyd Hatley to sign the book and submit memorial tribute. Arrangements by Griffin-Roughton Funeral Home, Corsicana Texas. Tidbits about My DadDaddy, also known as Pop, was the son of Jesse J. and Plony Ann Couch Hatley. He grew up on a farm and never forgot what it was like not to have much. He was a simple man who enjoyed the simple things in life. He worked hard all his life to provide for his family, teaching each of his children respect for others and passing along his strong work ethic. We could not have grown as we did without his strong hand to guide us. But the greatest gift he passed to us was his strong and keen sense of humor. He was the youngest child born to parents who were born in the 1890's. Seems surreal to have grandparents who were born at that time. They were barely younger than my great grandmother on my mothers side. Daddy was especially close to his brother, Wayne. The age difference was quite a bit so he followed him everywhere and Wayne was like a second dad to him. He picked cotton growing up, helped farm, run errands and did whatever he needed to help the family. Life was hard. They worked hard, they lived hard and they played hard. But he raised us to respect all that life had to offer and to not complain about we had or didn't have.Daddy worked in foundries most of his life, and as most know that can be hard work. But like he always said "It's a living". That was daddy. It was just what it was and nothing more. You either made it or you didn't and it was how you perceived it that made it. Life could be good or it could be bad. You made the choice, not the other way around.Before daddy passed away he said "I'm straight with the Lord. I've had a good life, 3 great kids that I am proud of, a good wife (my step-mother Barbara who passed away on my birthday in 1997) and really good grandchildren." There again, no fuss laced with fancy words.Sports. Now daddy liked his sports. If you called him you knew he was in the middle of some type of sports game because you usually got just a "Yea", "Huh-huh", "Okay", "Hmm" or something shorter. So you knew to keep it brief. And you better say "goodbye, I love you" really fast because the next thing you would hear would be the dial tone. Now if there was not some type of game on then you had a really good conversation. It was a joke among us 3 kids about calling daddy when a game was on. Being the only none sports addicted person in the family I was the main one who seemed to call him in the middle of his games. I just couldn't seem to learn the schedules!Fishing. There are always stories about the ones that got away. But daddy didn't put much faith in those stories. Either you caught something or you didn't. The one thing that would really get his goat was if he took you to his special fishing place and you caught all the fish. He didn't seem to care much for that. He taught me how to fish when I was little on a cane pole and how to clean them. I can still catch a fish now and then and I can clean them as well. Like to eat them, too. He caught many a fish in his day and there are photos galore with his catch of the day.Dominos. Okay, the man could play dominos and liked playing in tournaments as well. You could say that dominos saved his life in 2002. He had gone to meet his friends for a good old fashion hamburger and then a game of dominos in the small town he lived in. He was lucky that day. While eating, one of his partners noticed that daddy was slurring his words and that he couldn't seem to chew his food. Daddy was having a stroke. There is no hospital in the small town of Coolidge, Texas that he lived in at the time, with the nearest one about 20 miles away. Luckily his partner was an EMT and there was a nurse with them that day. Yes, dominos definitely saved my dad's life that day. He later went on to play a lot more dominos and win several more trophies as well.Family. He loved all of us equally, but he was especially close to my brother, Billy. They were best friends. Billy helped my dad in so many ways, but it was the bond they shared that shaped both of their lives. When daddy was diagnosed with cancer in January 2006 it was Billy that ran his errands, took him to most of his appointments (daddy was headstrong and took himself to some of them) and was there for him. I wanted them to have that time. You can't be losing your dad and best friend at the same time and not want to have a lot of quality time with him. My dad and I had our private talks in the doctors office (when my brother was out of the room), on the phone and in person. I don't regret the way it all turned out. It was perfect, if you can say there is anything perfect in the death of someone you love. The only mar was there just didn't seem to be enough time. We were given 6 months...he made it 5. Family was so strong with him that on June 20, 2006 while sitting with him at the hospital I was priviledged to see him talk to his loved ones that had passed before us. How do I know? Because he told them he was not ready to go yet. Then he reached for something or someone and said "Please don't go". I think it was Barbara. The moment passed but it gave me a greater faith in my belief of Angels. He worried about the strain his illness put on us. He worried about my brother, Gene, who lived in Georgia and couldn't be with us. He worried about Billy and all that he had done for him. He told me he was glad it was him that had cancer and not one of us kids. What do you say to that? There was nothing I could say. Because, frankly, I didn't want it to be anyone of us. Cancer. They say when you have cancer you seem to find a peace and a strength you never knew you had. I think I understand a little of that now after watching my father. He never complained, even when you knew he had to be in pain. The tumor was large and in his left lung. But the problem was it did not start in the lungs. It was not until much later we would learn it started in his lower back. A place that had been diagnosed earlier as arthritis. He had complained about it for several years and it was getting worse. But by the time the cancer was found it had spread to the lung and lining of his heart. He became frail, but determined to live on his own for as long as he could. He even planted his summer garden. Not a big one, just some peppers, okra and canteloupe, which unfortunately I thought was a weed and weeded it out. He blamed my brother for it...oh well... His only complaint had been that the cancer had prevented him from mowing the yards of the little widow ladies that had depended on him for years. He still tried to mow his own yard. You couldn't keep him down. We knew it must be in his bones, but he still would not complain. He would not let it get him down. He did not have the option of treatments because of the advanced stage. We were lucky...he did not suffer or go through what so many do in the last stages. He kept upbeat whenever we were around. He rested a lot more. He ate less. But he still never complained one bit. Never took medication for pain, accept for Tylenol.Fathers Day, June 18, 2006. My brother, Billy and I had planned on a fathers day lunch for my dad. All the grandchildren would be there. The only ones who would not be able to attend were my brother Gene and his wife Thea who live in Georgia. At this time my dad was still mobile and still able to do things for himself. Which was due in most part from his strong resolve not to be a burden on anyone or to rely on anyone. My brother had been calling him since early morning to see if he was ready. He last talked to my dad on the evening of June 17th. When I arrived at my brothers he asked me if I had talked to dad. Neither one of us could reach him by phone. At this point we knew something must be wrong. My brother and two nephews went over to his house. They found him on the floor. He had fallen 3 hours previously, saying he tripped over his oxygen line. What had really happened was he had had a minor stroke. He was admitted to the hospital. His sense of humor was still in tack. When the ambulance workers were strapping him on the gurney he laughed and said "Click it or ticket" which is a slogan in Texas for seat belt laws. Unfortunately, he also had pneumonia. We all met them at the hospital in Mexia, Tx. Dad was (believe it or not) watching a ballgame when we arrived. And of course we were making too much noise and he would turn the volume up. Again, his sense of humor keeping him going.June 19, 2006. Dr. Lee told us that the tumor had not grown much more and that the stroke damage might not show up for a few more days. It was in the same spot as the last few were. But they did start him on strong antibiotics for the pneumonia. Once again, my dad's sense of humor came to the forefront. He had a really cute little nurse that was taking care of him. He asked her to marry him when he got better. She got the biggest kick out of that. With all the tests they running, all the IV's and all the poking and prodding, there still was no complaints coming from him. Later in the day his speech started slurring a lot more. One thing that was worrying us though was Dr. Lee said daddy could not go home. He would have to go to a facility under hospice. He still thought daddy had a few more months but he was getting weaker and with this stroke there was no way he could let him live on his own anymore. Daddy would not live with Billy or I. He did not want to go to a nursing home. June 20, 2006. Daddy was having a really good day. His pneumonia was responding to the medication. His breathing was better. He looked better and his speech was a little better. He wanted to sit up in a chair. My brother got him into his chair by the window. It was time for Billy to tell daddy he could not go home. We all left the room so Billy could do it in his own way and in his own words. It was (at the time) the hardest thing my brother ever had to do. Daddy was and had always been a very independent man. He never depended on anyone for anything. This was going to be hard. We came back after a while and surprisingly Billy said he had taken it better than he thought he would. Billy left the room for a while to take a break with his wife Kim. It was after learning he would not be going home that daddy seemed to have his conversation that I spoke about earlier. He seemed far away, but soon returned to the present. When Billy returned daddy wanted to go home. Billy reminded him what they had talked about. All he said was okay. Then he was ready to go back to bed.June 21, 2006. We learned that day that daddy would have to be released from the hospital the next day. this was due to medicare procedures. We asked the hospital if they couldn't keep him longer, that he was not well enough to leave. Couldn't the doctor say he had to stay like he had before when he had been in the hospital. We were told no. We had already been working on finding a nursing home for him when we were told earlier in the week that he would not be able to go home. We had found one, or so we thought in Corsicana, Texas. We learned about 2:00 that day that they would not take him. They would not take any new patients for at least a couple of weeks. They were going through transitions, new nurses, etc. Something they could have told us earlier. At 3:30 I am begging the director of that home to take him as he had no where to go because the hospital would not keep him and they would not let us take him. I told them how good of a patient he was. How ill he was. Nothing helped. At 4:30 I am getting desperate because my father will be dumped by the system. At 4:50 a nursing home was found in Mexia. A Godsend. We now had somewhere to take him.June 22, 2006. My brother shows up at the hospital and learns my father had been agitated the night before. The night nurse gave him something to calm him down. He has not come out of the medication yet. We do not know what it was. We still do not know what it was. At 1:00 they have him at the nursing home. He is still not awake from the medication given from the night before. I arrive at the nursing home. My brother fills out all the paperwork. By now it is almost 3:00. We get daddy settled in. He is still out, but restless. He seemed hot and sweaty. His breathing is fast and hard. You can see his carotied artery beating so fast. But still he is not a wake. We take turns answering questions, getting his things unpacked. We decide that we need to call our brother in Georgia and tell him to come home. It is now a little after 4:00. My father finally starts coming around. He gives my husband the okay sign when asked if he was okay. He gives my brother the no sign when he asked him if he was hungry. He squeezed my hand. My husband and I have to leave to drive about 50 miles home to pick up our 11 year old daughter. We are standing outside when my husband notices the house next to the nursing home on fire. My brother and husband rush over to see if there is anyone in the house. The flames are shooting out toward the nursing home roof and the room at the end. The room that my father is in. I run in and tell them to call 911. I also tell them we have to move my father as the flames are too close to the roof and his room. They move him to the hallway. He is seems to be getting a little more restless and is looking around. They have a hard time getting his oxygen to work right. I go to check on my husband and brother. I can't find them. We are unable to leave due to being blocked in by the firetrucks. Finally, the fire is put out. We get ready to move daddy back to his room. I notice how hot and clammy he is. I ask for a cool rag. We try cooling him down. The oxygen does not seem to be working. We try different masks to get the oxygen level up. We finally get him back to his room. The nurse stays with me. I am watching him breath. I notice he seems to get really white and make a remark about it to the nurse. He looks finally so peaceful. I say something to the affect that he looks like he finally breathing easier. She said "Honey, he is not breathing". I couldn't believe I was sitting there watching him leave. Not realizing this was happening. It was too peaceful. The most peaceful and blessed thing I have ever experienced. It was 5:00. The ink was barely dry on getting him registered in the nursing home. He did not want to be there. He had told us. Once again his independence wins. He chose to go home in his on way. The Fire and God. I think God works in such mysterious ways. The fire that broke out when no one was home. The firetrucks blocking our vehicles. The timing of it all kept us there as we were meant to be. My brother did so much for my dad. He kept it all together with all the running, the doctors appointments. God kept me there to be with my dad so I could witness his going home. I believe that He started that fire so I would not miss the most incredible experience of watching my father go peacefully. So I would know my father was finally whole once again. Yes, God works in such mysterious ways. The fire was to show us that life is eternal everlasting and burns bright even in the darkest of hours.We said one final earthly goodbye to our father on June 25, 2006.Pam Hatley Caldwell (daughter)Angel Wings At Christmas copyright by: By Pam Hatley Caldwell (this is a poem I wrote for my daddy and my niece Mylia Hatley, age 30, who passed away unexpectedly 10 days after daddy...I do not mind anyone using this poem as long as I am listed as owner)Do you feel my Angel wings as they brush across your brow? Do you hear their soft flapping as I hover over you at night? I am with you today as I have been from the beginning. I watch you sleep and I watch you work. I watch you go through your daily life as it was before I left. I am with you today as I have been from the beginning. I still enjoy Christmas, I still enjoy your laugh and the twinkle in your eye. I still love the lights and the trees just as I did when I was there with you. I am with you today as I have been from the beginning. I never left your side as you think, as I am here just above the twinkling lights. Can you see me? Can you feel my wings as they brush across your brow? I am with you today as I have been from the beginning. You have reason to live without me. You have dreams and memories of my life to share. I never left your side; I am here in your heart and in the twinkling lights. I am in the bows that decorate so bright. I am in the children's laughter. I am in the smiles of family. But most of all I am in your heart. I am with you today as I have been from the beginning. You were my hope, my life, and my dream. How else could I have gone before you? I was chosen to make a place for you where we will meet again. I was chosen to bring hope to others that needed to feel my Angel wings. I am with you today as I have been from the beginning. I felt you cradle me ever so softly as you said goodbye. Did you feel my Angel wings as they brushed across your brow? Did you know that they were cloaked around you in comfort? I am with you today as I have been from the beginning. Christmas is a time for miracles and when Angel wings are busy. We still smell the cookies, we still hear the carols, we see the packages all wrapped and ready, we see the hope, we see all your dreams and all the tomorrows. We see your spirit as it was meant to be, we were chosen just for you, so you could believe. I am with you today as I have been from the beginning. Don't cry for me and don't give up; for I earned my Angel wings so I could ready a place for you where we will meet again. I still feel your love and I can still feel your heartbeat. I still feel all that I did before I left. Please do not cry for me, but believe in me; for I earned my Angel wings. I soar in Heaven and I dance with other Angels, I see into the night and I see into the future, I see into your heart and I see your love. I see how lucky I am to have earned my wings, I see how lucky I was to have been loved by you. Do you feel my Angel wings as they brush across your brow? Do you hear their flapping as I hover over you at night? I am with you today as I have been from the beginning. We shared a bond that will never be broken; we shared a love that can never die. I still enjoy Christmas. I still enjoy the sounds, the smells, the laughter, the fun, the miracles and hope. I still love you and always will. I am with you today as I have been from the beginning. Angel wings are busy at Christmas; busy with love for those we left behind. Busy keeping you safe; giving you comfort; reminding you that life goes on. We still share in your joy and we still share in your hopes and dreams. We did not leave you; we are only a heartbeat away. Do you feel my Angel wings as they brush across your brow? Do you hear their flapping as I hover over you at night? Do you see the twinkling stars as they glow brighter each night? Those are Angels sharing their love for those we left behind. The twinkling marks our new life; glowing and ever lasting. So do not cry for me; but rejoice with me as I have earned my Angel wings. Do you feel my Angel wings as they brush across your brow? Do you hear their soft flapping as I hover over you at night? I am with you today as I have been from the beginning. Merry Christmas with all my love, Angel Wings.


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Public Art Project Debuts Tuesday, Oct. 4 in Spartanburg
Spartanburg received a $1 million grant for the Bloomberg Philanthropies Public Art Challenge to support temporary public art projects that celebrate creativity, enhance urban identity, encourage public-private partnerships, and drive economic development. "Seeing Spartanburg in a New Light" will bring temporary art installations to public spaces in 10 city neighborhoods and will build on National Night Out, an annual event that promotes crime prevention efforts, police-community partnership and neighborhood camaraderie.
The project debuts on Tuesday, October 4, 2016 in the following neighborhoods: Beaumont Village, Downtown Spartanburg, Forest Park, Hampton Heights, Highland Neighborhood, Maxwell Hills/Duncan Park, Northside, South Converse, and Andrews Farm/Converse Heights. To learn more, visit http://seeingspartanburg.com/.
"Seeing Spartanburg in a New Light" needs docents to help lead tours and offer information about each project. People from each neighborhood are needed to serve as docents to school and adult groups once the lights come on October 4. Each neighborhood is recommended to have at least 3-5 docent volunteers that are able to commit to the training schedule and the education programming schedule through April 2017. To volunteer, visit http://seeingspartanburg.com/call-for-docent-volunteers/
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Corner of the Dead
€ 22,49
Besorgung - Lieferbarkeit unbestimmt
April 2008
BeschreibungThis powerful novel depicts the reign of violence perpetrated in Peru in the 1980s by the Shining Path guerrillas, a Maoist-based organization, and the subsequent authoritarian counterattack by the Peruvian government. It explores these horrific events through the eyes of a young American photojournalist and humanitarian worker, Lisette, who bears witness to the genocide of the Peruvian Indians in whose village she has chosen to live. "I use the camera to block my view," says Lisette. This is the start of her double vision--trying to forget and trying to recall--and her struggle to come to terms with the human capacity for cruelty. But the grim reality in Peru is so overpowering that she carries it with her back to New York and through the rest of her life. Having abandoned a lover along with the fight, she desperately tries to find meaning beyond that of mere survival.
PortraitLYNN LURIE, a New York City resident, is an attorney with an MA in international affairs and an MFA in writing. She served as a Peace Corps volunteer in Ecuador and currently volunteers as a translator and administrator on medical trips to South America that provide surgery free of charge to children.
Untertitel: Sprache: Englisch.
Verlag: UNIV OF MASSACHUSETTS PR
Erscheinungsdatum: April 2008
Seitenanzahl: 141 Seiten
Format: kartoniert