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A slightly remixed and ridiculous version of ''Alice In Wonderland''.
It occurred to Joan that there was a solitary kind of peace to museums, the same kind one would normally find in a graveyard. Which wasn't exactly favourable for museums, though her opinion could have been tempered by the fact that the place was eight people short of empty, something that in turn was affected by the fact that her step-father Arif was the curator of the Royal Ontario Museum and brought her here after high-school was over and he picked her up. Few people in the world would be intensely stimulated by the idea of daily trips to the ROM, and Joan certainly wasn't one of them. There had been the odd exhibits that were genuinely fascinating though, if only before the first thirteen visits.
She walked through one of those exhibits, watching the artefacts of ancient Rome slowly pass her by with a steely uncaring. She'd once heard her father describe seeing Roman ruins and feeling the surge of age and history meld almost seamlessly with the modern, the past and the present coming together to create places of balance that was both eerie and wonderful to behold. Though for all the poetry, Joan was fairly sure it was all complete bullocks because all she saw in front of her was an almost fetishist collection of pottery. Broken pottery. Covered in a brown sheen that heavily resembled something that recently left a rather unwholesome orifice of a ninety-year-old man, the visual image of which left her cringing.
Joan sighed. Imagination had never been something she ever excelled at, especially in regards to the diarrhea of senior citizens. But then, men like her father did have their hobbies. He almost predictably never understood her passion computer programming, but then she found four-thousand year-old toiletry as thrilling as, well, ninety-year old diarrhea, setting them both on some plane of evenness she was in even less of a mood to consider than the marble penis of Marc Anthony that stared her in the face.
Turning the corner into the hallway dedicated to the ancient Celts, Joan frowned. Halfway down the hall there rocked a boy comfortably reclined in front of a shrouded door with a stack of fliers in his hands. Normally people in a museum didn't give her pause for thought, though people in a museum on a workday when the Jazz-festival (an event she herself was conveniently banned from going to) was less than half an hour away.
''Excuse me?'' she called down the hall with her usual tone of blunt petulance. Her frowned deepened as her reply was limited to the sound of snoring. Walking up to the figure, she noticed that the better part of the young man's face and body was covered by a combination of a large gray hat and a black coat that rose and fell in the smug unison of someone who normally did as much work as an emphazemic landlady with no legs or brain. Something that Joan found strangely but ultimately and satisfyingly offensive in people who worked for her father. Well, satisfying once she was done tearing them to shreds.
''Hey,'' she said with a poke.
''Get up.'' She was rewarded with a louder snore.
''Asshat, get up.''
The second urging of course got even less results than the first, if one didn't count the overwhelming stench of deodorant that wafted out of the coat when the figure shifted, leading her to a conclusion that she'd come to years ago the relatively hard way in a manner she hoped to Christ the lazy bastard would hear.
''Men are fucking pigs.''
With a disapproving shake of her head that, to her dismay, even she found motherly, Joan looked at the doorway shrouded by a black curtain. Squinting, she found herself staring at a shoddily cut piece of cardboard taped to the left flap of the shroud. Looking closer, she could almost make out the hilariously bad scrawling that looked as indecipherable as the Latin carvings in the room she'd just left and read somewhere along the lines of,
''Foray into the imagination. A precisely general look at some of the possibilities the MIND is capable of.''
An attempted hook that Joan met with a pitying chuckle. She'd always been completely bewildered by people who bothered getting moony-eyed and pretentious over things like the moon and then looked down their noses when she told them with frank honesty that it was a floating rock in space. Sure it was circular floating rock, but a floating rock nonetheless and that any poetry they found in a rock with an American flag stuck in it deserved to be shoved violently up the intended artists' far more unwholesome orifices. Joan never seem to have found the orgasmic beauty that apparently the rest of her English class had in the metaphorical description of a duck's webbed right foot, though appreciated the complexity of it's working and composition. Because Joan loved the simple complexity of things, anything, their truth and their definition. Truth was her virtue and passion. It was beauty incarnate to her.
Or it would have been if she had ever cared to describe it so. As it was, she just liked to see things without poncy bastards adding needlessly obtuse opinions and mysteries to them. There was nothing beyond what people saw, and making things more than they were just seemed like pointless escapism to her. That being said and remembered, it was what was written after the initial note that shook Joan to the depths of her core.
''Yes yes Joan, you don't like MAGIC. Well, try this out and you might change your mind. You can always walk off and laugh cynically if you don't like it. Love, BIGSNMWDBQSE.''
Joan's head shot up to the door. Or, she tried to look at it. Well, she would have if she hadn't tripped on something she couldn't see and fell headfirst into the shroud.
What sickened her more was the fact that she never touched the ground after her fall.
Joan fell out of darkness to the bustling sounds of business and people. The jarring contrast to the stillness of the museum left her reeling, or would have if she hadn't been hugging the ground and spiting out sand. Dragging herself off the floor, she blinked owlishly to see past the slow moving but densely packed shadows that seemed to reach over her head. Standing, she saw something that took her breath away.
It occurred to Joan after that the sight of the city in front of her oughtn't have punched her in the stomach like it did. It wasn't a particularly impressive city in reflection, nothing she hadn't seen on Kensington Street on busy day, anyway. Hell, as far as she had seen the marketplace she stood in didn't even have any weed-filled degenerates asking for money or any pretentious tuxedo-clad poufs looking down their noses at her scraggly collection of blue-jeans and brown t-shirt. Though vendors still shouted their wares as loud as they could, buskers seemed to be playing instruments that Joan would later remember as some horrid mix between Bavarian accordions and bagpipes, armed guards wandered the streets with the bored look of law enforcers everywhere and the sun bounced off of sun baked clay bricked houses and wooden huts alike.
But there had been a boat. In the air. A cursory look back into Joan's history would reveal a strong dislike for the idea of flying boats. Her mother had told her stories of flying boats when she had been very young, and after a brief moment of reflection Joan had decided she hadn't liked the idea. Boats to young Joan had been commonly associated with fish, and there being few fish in the air the entire idea just seemed like an idiotic waste of time. As she got older, the idea started to present itself in an even less favourable light as cold and hard reality kicked in with a fury to match her principle on a good day. Magic died in the face of her search for the beauty of truth, and with magic went flying boats.
But then again, there they were. Unless of course she'd gone mad. Completely and utterly batshite crazy with both hemispheres of the brain flapping. Chloroformed by the boy sleeping on a rocking chair in front of a sign that had spoken to her and taken to some dark and dreary basement to be tortured and molested, possibly.
Though on the other hand, she could feel the wind of flying galleons on her face.
It was at this point that Joan again felt the kick of cold reality and a very angry and very tall gentlemen covered in lovely fur as blue as the sky from pointed head to all eight toes on four feet picked her roughly up by it's two extra hands and set her down a little off to it's right.
''And stay out of my way.'' the nine-foot or so tall creature said with a waggling finger and voice pitched high enough to remind Joan of her mother. A point Joan normally would laugh about, though merriment had an ugly tendency to be discouraged by three-inch incisors an inch away from the face. Resuming her bewildered blinking, Joan looked about herself and started to shiver. The alley she had backed into gave her a clear view of the whole of the de-facto market, and more precisely it's inhabitants.
Which, for the most par and to Joan's slight comfort, were human, if unlike anyone she'd ever seen, some towering over other with swirling designs painted on their exposed limbs and bright green hair, some wrapped in black pointed cowls that covered their faces, some that were shorter, dark-haired and haggled with others dark-skinned, blue-haired and swarthy, grinning at their intended victims with the glee of businessmen anywhere. Other blue behemoths lurched around with a slow gait, babbling at each other at high speeds in their high pitched voices. Small, grey, alien-like monstrosities scurried from stall to stall, carrying what seemed like sacks of grain between them. Tentacled cod also seemed to be prevalent, dragging themselves with a bored look of distaste that light up every time the shoppers saw what looked like bleeding biscuits. And over it all, a low buzzing noise could be heard, an added trait that the part of Joan's mind that hadn't shut down like a cat sitting in the middle of the road put to the niggling sense that there was something insectoid hovering just beyond her peripherals. It would also occur to Joan that her choice of words would prove ironic at best and ridiculously convenient.
Because Joan had never liked surprises. It was why her friends threw her surprise birthday parties every now and again. It was also why her father sometimes started wordlessly driving in the opposite direction of the familiar path to the museum after school just to throw her off every now and again, or why her mother sometimes used to throw new clothing at her every now and again (though that was something she got the feeling all mothers did, if her friend Rolande was to be believed). The unpredictability unsettled her, so she made it her life's work to not only look for truth in all things, but to also avoid surprises at any time of the day. But when she was faced with surprises, Joan took them badly.
So this time, she ran. Splashing down an alley filling with fresh rain (her mind fleetingly noting that the square she had just left was still sunny and bright) the first sane animal she'd seen in the past five minutes stopped her dead in her tracks. Well, it didn't, but the equally jarring experience of seeing a plain black cat licking itself safely under a metal overhang of a suspended and ridiculously wide-headed shovel without a care in the world seemed to be enough for Joan. The strong patter of rain pouring in between the cracks in the wood of the house she leaned on (which was a deep, grass green), the girl knelt down and started to convince herself she was having a nervous breakdown.
''Oh do stop that,'' a voice laden with the English-accent commanding a respect second only to Her Majesty herself called out.
Joan looked up into the rain, pulling her drenched sweater closer and whipping her head blindly about to see the voice.
''I'm serious, self-pity really never got anyone anywhere. Well except for Jesus, but by the time the Lagalien started torturing him his singing career was pretty much kicking off anyway, pity-hook or no.'' Without any better option, Joan's eyes rested on the cat, which, in keeping with the tune of bats hit insanity of the rest of this God-forsaken place, was staring straight at her.
''Oh dear. I know you, don't I?'' The cat cocked it's head to the side, registering the look of religiously profound misunderstanding that the still small minority of sanity in Joan's mind hoped was draped across her face.
''Yes, yes I do,'' the furry little animal said with a sigh. ''Well, I hope you've enjoyed your little visit. Unfortunately I think you've had enough for one day, no?''
Joan did some thing that could have been a nod.
''Hrm, well, I do think you've had enough as you haven't even given me a smarmy comment or anything. Goodbye, dear!'' That last the cat shouted as it jumped on Joan's screaming face, enveloping her for the second time that day in pitch black.
Joan opened her eyes again to the stinging quiet of the museum that left a ringing in her ears. Well, if one didn't count that dreadful snoring coming from underneath the grey hat that still rocked back and forth, up and down. The sound of a door opening from down the hall made her flinch violently, making her notice that her clothes were dry and her skin still warm. This was what Joan was pondering as the door banged shut, waking the kid in the coat in front of her.
''What…what…WHAT? Wot-wot-wot? Wot? Aow!'' That last rang loud as the boy shot up fast headfirst into a hanging sign.
Joan looked to the figure rubbing his face under the hat.
''You had something to do with this, didn't you?''
''Sorry, what? Louder please, preferably louder than the fat German lady holding the C-sharp in my head.''
''You had something to do with this, didn't you?'' she repeated with the same calm and blunt tone.
''Do with what exactly?''
''The door. The door you're sitting next to. You had something to do with all of this.''
The face turned to it's left which, to Joan's shock, showed no doorway.
''Yes. Yes, of course, the door I'm sitting next to.''
''Don't play, asshole, there was a door there and you know it.''
''Sorry love. Trick of the imagination, possibly helped along by some kind of magic fairy dust?''
''Oh shuttup. There was a door here, a portal, some kind of…conduit to an…imagination. A weird…someone's…imagination?'' The word seemed to dawn on Joan's tongue like a realization.
''Yes, some odd things do tend to go on in there.''
Joan whipped her head around fast enough to hurt her neck, though she'd already expected to see nothing. Looking through enough Spark notes for Harry Potter plots had taught her that much.
''Joan? Joan, are you there?''
Joan turned to the voice of her step-father and ran down the hall. At the sight of his rather ungainly and thin frame topped by a sparse face totting a pair of glasses much to big for them, she crushed Arif Doyle in a fierce hug.
''Whoa! What's this all about?''
''Dad, I saw a black door, and a city and floating boats and a nine foot tall fucking smurf and floating Christ-fucking boats, and-''
Her father cut her off with a wave of his hand. Looking gravely at his daughter, he began to speak in a voice that he used when he wanted to be serious, a tone that Joan had learned to filter out in sixteen years.
''Joan, you're mother has been dead for six years now. Yes her stories were good, but they're just stories, okay? We went through this in counselling. And-'' It wasn't that the rest was unimportant, or that she'd heard it before or that it made her feel like she was ten years old again every time she heard it (though the speech was all of those things) that Joan almost immediately blurred what her father said to her out.
''Look, if you're feeling some nostalgia, maybe we can go out, have a bite to eat and talk about it if you want. Joan? How 'bout it?'' Joan could tell Arif was staring intently at her now, though she couldn't have answered even if she knew.
After all, how could she when down the hall a black cat was staring at her with a cocked head?


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Description of HeroQuest
A great PC version of the equally underrated board game of the same name from Games Workshop, Hero Quest is an isometric tabletop strategy/RPG game that simplifies RPG statistics without simplifying gameplay.
As in the board game, up to 5 players can play the game as wizard, elf, barbarian or dwarf in a quest to banish the evil wizard. Secret doors, traps and treasure abound in this turn-based, mission-based game. Good game in every respect and severely underrated.
Those who like this game should also try Space Crusade another Games Workshop boardgame conversion based on the much-improved version of the game engine.
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Josiah. 2015-08-26 -2 points
A good game, funny how the music that plays is the opening intro to "Golden Brown" by the Stranglers. (Anybody whose ever seen Snatch knows this song.) I was surprised to find it in a game. I had the board game as a kid but never got to play it, this game makes up for it, it's decent.
Rico 2014-10-18 1 point DOS version
I loved this game when I was a kid. Still have the original board game and three other expansion packs; all with the original pieces and all in mint condition! Saw on-line this could all see close to a $1,000, who knew lol.
Just waiting for my kids to grow up so we can play. In the mean time I did find four friends to play it with and we all love it again and we're in our thirty's lol.
Zywen 2014-05-12 0 point DOS version
I still have this table top game. I have one of the expansions and I still have all the pieces too. Too bad no one wants to play. =(
Jhouse 2014-04-14 0 point DOS version
You should not have lost any of the pieces. I didn't want to collect it, I just wanted to play it. Thought, I'll just pick one up on ebay or something. OVER $300.00. Uh... Just wanted to play. Not that bad. Maybe I can get this to work, and it will satisfy my urges.
SMBComix 2014-02-05 0 point DOS version
Apparently this game is based on the Warhammer universe, according to Wikipedia.
dmjack92 2013-10-25 0 point DOS version
I use to play the board game when I was a teenager and I loved it. Unfortunately, my brothers thought it was boring.
Now, I lost all the pieces to the game, but I am glad to see that there is a pc version I was not aware of.
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- Year: 1991
- Publisher: Gremlin Graphics Software Ltd.
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- Year: 1991
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I try to only use cruelty free products and chemical free, so the Jason brand is great for that. This deodorant has a pleasant smell and isn't as thick/wet after you apply it as some other natural brands. It doesn't always last 24 hours when you're sweating or your BO is stronger than usual. If I'm having a bad day I may need to apply it twice. But It is trustworthy to put on in the morning and forget about it during the day. It has no harsh chemicals so great for sensitive skin. It's a bit expensive for a stick but I guess that's what happens when you buy natural/organic cosmetics.
Conclusion: would buy again, I may try other smells to see if I like them better.
on 11/17/2015 10:54:00 PM
Age: 36-43
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i have tried tom's and another all natural brand and they were horrible. didn't protect me from smell/BO. i almost gave up until i tried this one. just started it and lasts all day. not all night, and that's ok. i just need it during the day. we'll find out how it holds up in the summer months. i think how much it costs is totally fair. just over $5 canadian. you don't need alot, a few strokes and you are good to go. tip: try to put on before you get dressed. it's a little sticky but doesn't last long. oh and i like the smell, it reminds me of my grandma :)
on 10/17/2015 3:12:00 AM
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I'm trying to switch to more natural products, which is really the only reason why I tried this - otherwise, I'm fairly convinced that your standard drugstore variety of deodorant will work better. I don't perspire very much to begin with, so I figured using this for every day wouldn't be bad for me - so far it has been fine. I have noticed that by the end of the day, my underarms will be a little sticky - that's a bit uncomfortable. I actually really like the smell of the deodorant, though the fragrance fades pretty quickly. Mostly, I like how cool and soothing it feels when I put it on. But if I wanted a sure-fire deodorant to keep me dry and smelling fresh for an event, then I would probably just go for a drugstore anti-perspirant.
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This was a nice deoderent I bought it just for a change it's a nice deoderent but I just am not really a big fan of the sent but then again alo Vera does not have a nice sent overall so this is just like any other ordinary deoderent really
on 1/10/2015 5:19:00 PM
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it didnt work for me, i actually made me smell worse that without any deodorant
on 10/6/2013 11:42:00 AM
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Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Other
Eyes: Brown
Me and my boyfriend each bought one of these deodorants. For me, it didn't help the odour. I really wanted to like this product, but I actually think I smelled worse after using it. My boyfriend however really liked this deo.. but after two weeks of use everyday he got a rash under his armpits! He stopped using it and the rash disappeared. He thought he'd give the deo another whirl, and the rash reappeared almost instantly. Not sure why he reacted like that.
I love Jason products, however the deodorant didn't do it for me. I'm still on my search for a good natural deodorant.
on 7/16/2013 6:21:00 PM
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Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
as far as natural stick deodorants go, this is the best I've used. on humid days it doesn't always keep me smelling fresh, but I don't get overly sweaty with it and it's gentle on sensitive skin. I usually use mineral salt deodorants, but i use this as a back up when I think I may need it.
on 12/17/2012 1:50:00 AM
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Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Brown
Not a fan of this. Ive been using it for about a week, and at first I liked it, because when i went running it kept me dry. I was used to the scent because I use their aloe Vera gel on my face, but the last couple of days I noticed it actually left me smelling worse than if I hadn't used anything. I'll have to keep looking for a natural deodorant, but in the mean time I might just go back to the Nivea one I've been using for the past year or so.
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Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
I absolutely HATE the smell of this. How can anyone like it? Sooo gross.
Did not keep the odor away for more than a couple hours.
Pure and natural? Artificial fragrance is neither.
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I have been using the Aloe Vera Jason deodorant for that last week. Like others I am not impressed. I understand that this is a natural deodorant and not an antiperspirant, so am not looking for something to block my sweat glands, I just want something to control the door. This deodorant I think makes me smell worse that if I had forgotten to use deodorant. I am not a sweat person and I don�t usually get body odour, but mid-way through my desk job at work I can smell my own BO. It was so bad one that that I had to visit the bathroom, washy my underarms and reapply it. I only brought the Jason deodorant because I couldn�t get hold of Milk of Magnesia which I normally use. Compared to Jason, Milk of Magnesia wins hands down. I still sweat with it, but I can go a full day, even 24 hours without smelling.
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* Nageswara Rao was a pioneer in Indian Cinema, ushering one of the first modern studios back in the 1950s. He set up Annapurna Studio back in 1950s which was said to be state-of-the-art and ahead of its time.
* Before Dilip Kumar got down to essaying the legendary role of Devdas in auteur Bimal Ray's celebrated reproduction of the Bengali classic, it was Nageswara Rao who played the role in Telugu film called Devadasu. Dilip Kumar himself believed that Rao's Devdas was much superior to his own.
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text: ATAR facts & myths November 2011 SESSION OVERVIEW What is the ATAR? Who is eligible for an ATAR? What contributes to the ATAR? How is the ATAR calculated? Myths and facts WHAT is the ATAR? The Australian Tertiary Admission Rank a numerical measure of a student's overall academic achievement in the HSC in relation to that of other students. It's about POSITION. a number between 0.00 and 99.95 (only ATARs above 30 are reported) intended for use by universities to rank and select school leavers for admission to university WHO is eligible for an ATAR? To be eligible for an ATAR you must satisfactorily complete at least 10 units of ATAR courses including at least: eight units of Category A courses two units of English three courses of two units or greater four subjects WHAT contributes to the ATAR? The ATAR is based on an aggregate of scaled marks in 10 units of ATAR courses comprising: - the best two units of English - the best eight of the remaining units, which can include up to two units of Category B courses Marks can be accumulated over a five-year period, but if a course is repeated, only the latest satisfactory attempt is used in the ATAR calculation. A scaled mark is calculated the year the course is completed. HOW is the ATAR calculated? STAGE 5 Truncate to nearest .05 STAGE 4 Year 7 percentiles STAGE 3 Year 12 percentiles STAGE 2 determining the aggregate STAGE 1 controlling for competition Stage 1 – controlling for competition For each course, examination marks and moderated assessments are averaged to produce a raw mark, which is changed into a scaled mark. Exam mark Raw mark Scaled mark Moderated assessment mark Scaled marks are marks students would receive if all the course candidatures were the same. The scaling algorithm starts from the premise that a student's position in a course depends on: - how good he/she is in that course, and - the strength of the competition. Scaling controls for the strength of competition Stage 2 – determining the aggregate For each student an aggregate mark is formed by adding together the scaled marks of: - the best two units of English - the best eight units from the student's remaining courses, (no more than two units from Category B courses can be included) 1 unit (English) 1 unit (English) 1 unit 1 unit 1 unit 1 unit Aggregate 1 unit 1 unit 1 unit 1 unit Stage 3 –Year 12 percentiles ATAR-eligible percentile All Year 12 students who are eligible for an ATAR are ranked on the basis of their aggregates. ATAR-eligible percentiles, which show the position of students relative to their ATAR cohort, are then determined for these aggregates. 98.8 90.8 77.0 (77% of the 2010 ATAR cohort received an aggregate mark of 350 or less) 59.8 42.1 26.3 13.1 150 200 250 300 Aggregate 350 400 450 Stage 4 – Year 7 percentiles 100 90 80 Year77percentile percentile Year In 2010, 54 221 students received an ATAR out of approximately 80 000 students who started Year 7 with them. To make NSW ATARs comparable to ATARs calculated in other states, students' positions relative to the TOTAL Year 7 cohort, including those who left before Year 10 and those Year 12 students who were not eligible for an ATAR, are calculated. 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 0 20 40 60 Year 12 percentile Year 12 percentile 80 100 Stage 5 – determining the ATARS When the position of each student relative to the full Year 7 cohort has been determined, the final step is to truncate these percentiles to the nearest 0.05, starting at 99.95. Here are some examples from the 2010 calculations. ATAR Range of percentiles Lowest aggregate 99.95 99.951-99.999 476.2 99.50 99.501-99.549 455.2 99.00 99.001-99.049 444.8 98.00 98.001-98.049 430.0 Myth or Fact? I can study certain subjects (such as Extension Maths and Physics) to maximise my ATAR. The only way you can maximise your ATAR is by achieving the highest possible assessment ranks and exam marks in all the courses you study. You can achieve high HSC marks and a high ATAR regardless of the courses you study or the school you attend. Myth or Fact? If I am studying 11 units, the single-unit course won't be counted in my ATAR calculation. All your courses are converted to single units, and the best 8 units (after your best 2 units of English) are used to calculate your ATAR. Myth or Fact? I will get a higher ATAR if I study Advanced English than I will if I study Standard English. Your ATAR is determined by your POSITION in the courses you study. It is possible to achieve high HSC marks and a high ATAR regardless of your choice of courses. Myth or Fact? I can work out my ATAR from my trial or HSC marks. The ATAR is about position, and even high HSC marks don't necessarily mean a high position and therefore a high ATAR. Fred and Laura's results show the large difference in ATARs arising from much smaller differences in HSC marks. Fred and Laura Course HSC mark Percentile HSC mark Percentile Biology 70 38 80 70 Business Studies 70 35 80 66 English Advanced 70 9 80 47 Mathematics 70 27 80 55 Modern History 70 25 80 62 Visual Arts 70 15 80 54 ATAR 57.05 80.15 Further information … www.uac.edu.au/undergraduate/atar/ Report on the Scaling of the 2010 NSW Higher School Certificate The Australian Tertiary Admission Rank in NSW – A technical report


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The coconut trees, or nui in Hawaiian, are palms that can reach up to 100 feet in height. Their nuts have a fibrous exterior and can take nearly a year to mature. The palm blooms continually and its nuts s have hard inner shells with a soft, meaty interior and a core of nutrient liquid, called coconut milk.
Coconut Uses
The interior coconut shell is made of tough, durable material and was frequently used in tools like stirring spoons, utensils, brooms, roof shingles, shirt buttons or tools like small shovels. Coconut palm trunks are one of the sturdiest substances for building and were commonly used for the construction of houses and other such structures. The fibrous outer areas of the nut were also used in ancient canoes as well as in religious instruments.
Coconut oil can be used as a moisturizer, sun burn treatment or as cooking oil. Coconut milk is high in electrolytes and potassium, making it the perfect ingredient or beverage used in the Hawaiian climate, as it aids in hydration. The coconut meat is often consumed both cooked and raw or dried shaves called copra. Coconut milk and meat is found frequently in many Hawaiian sauces, marinades, desserts and body products, such as face soaps, body lotions, etc. One of the most popular Hawaiian staple desserts is called haupia or coconut pudding. Coconut meat, oil and milk have also been found to possess tremendous medicinal benefits. The fats found in coconuts have been proven to help reduce obesity, heart problems, fight acne, heal burns, moisten dry skin and strengthen hair follicles. Coconuts also provide the body with nutrients such as vitamins B and C, as well as calcium, iron, potassium and zinc.
Coconut Groves
The Pu'uhonua O Honaunau site on the Big Island has a historic coconut grove where visitors can explore the line of trees. There is also a grove found on Molokai in Kapuaiwa. The Royal Hawaiian Resort in Waikiki also has a small coconut grove and the Kapalua Resort has a 12 acre coconut grove for those who would like to get a closer look at how these trees grow and produce fruit. But anyone viewing coconut trees should always proceed with caution, as falling coconuts are quite heavy and dangerous.
Coconut Festivals
The Kapa'a Business Association in Kauai holds an annual Coconut Festival in Kapa'a Beach Park in October. Here, attendees can enjoy making coconut crafts and artwork, playing coconut games, learning about the way the trees grow, finding more about the history of the plant and tasting foods made with coconut. Many families flock to this festival where the live music, hula dancing, petting zoo, inflatable bounce houses and coconut dishes make it an exciting outing for all. The Big Island also sometimes hosts a Hilo Coconut Festival in October, where children can get their faces painted, learn traditional dances, listen to ukulele songs, weave ropes and bowl with coconuts. At this festival, there are also coconut recipes and drinks for everyone to sample.
It is apparent on every island that coconuts play a significant role in Hawaiian cuisine and culture. On Molokai, often described as the most Hawaiian of all the islands, visitors can experience a new way in which coconuts are celebrated souvenirs. Through the Post-a-Nut program on Molokai, guests can ship a coconut anywhere in the world. At the Ho'olehua Post Office, the post master can help you send someone special a coconut. Visitors can choose an authentic coconut from Molokai, write a message on the shell or paint it with decorative designs. So if you can't decide what to bring your friends back from Hawaii, you could always post them a little taste of Molokai, fresh from the coconut groves. The price for posting usually costs between $10 and $15.
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College Drinking Taking Deadly Turn
Washington State University freshman Kenneth Hummel's death last month brought the issue of alcohol abuse on college campuses back into the spotlight. The student had a blood alcohol level of 0.40 when he died. But the weekend before Hummel died, three WSU students ended up in the hospital because of overdrinking, said Cassandra Nichols, the university's director of counseling services. Pullman Regional Hospital has seen four patients since August whose alcohol poisoning was so severe that they "needed life support because they drank too much, and that is rare," said Alison Weigley, community relations coordinator. "Typically we might have one, maybe two in a year"/Jody Lawrence Turner, SR. More here. (Tyler Tjomsland SR photo: Officer Ruben Harris, second from right, handcuffs a highly intoxicated man who was arrested for trespassing on private property on Nov. 10 during a patrol of College Hill in Pullman)
Question: Looking back, can you remember times in your college days when you probably drank way too much?
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One of the few things that both fans and (many) detractors of Stargate Universe have been able to agree on is that the show has been taking significant leaps forward every half-season. From what we've seen of the back half of Season Two so far that's certainly holding true. Today new plot details from four new episodes set to air in April only confirm that SGU is hitting its stride — and going out on a high note.
Watch out for falling spoilers ahead.
These episodes include the much-awaited "Seizure," which guest stars not only Atlantis's David Hewlett ("Rodney McKay") and Robert Picardo ("Richard Woolsey") but also Victor Garber (Alias). But don't worry — not all the action will be taking place in the Milky Way Galaxy. Destiny has a storyline of its own here, which based on the description may see the return of actress Kathleen Munroe in some form (be it voice, or hologram, or something else).
The new details also reveal that "Common Descent" and "Epilogue" are something of a two-parter, involving the first living, human (or humanoid) civilization encountered by Destiny since our crew came on board.
Here are the logline descriptions of episodes 15 through 18, courtesy of Canada's SPACE Channel (with U.S./Canada air dates):
Homeworld Command tries to convince an ally they suspect might be infiltrated by the Lucian Alliance to let them use their planet to dial Destiny. Meanwhile, Rush (Robert Carlyle) is trapped in a simulation created by Amanda Perry (Kathleen Munroe). (April 4 & 5)
The team is attacked and members taken captive by an alien creature while exploring a planet. (April 11 & 12)
Destiny discovers the survivors of an interplanetary expedition who claim their civilization, Novus, was founded two thousand years earlier by Destiny's crew. (April 18 & 19)
Returning the settlers to their home planet Novus, the Destiny crew discover the planet has been abandoned and on the verge of seismic destruction. (April 25 & 26)
Can't wait? Us neither! In the meantime, though, there is one more new episode left for March. Tune in this Monday at 10/9c for "Hope" on Syfy in the U.S., and Tuesday at 10/9c on SPACE in Canada.
SPACE will also premiere new episodes of Amanda Tapping's Sanctuary on the same day and time as Syfy, starting Friday, April 15 (10/9c).
Read more about these and other upcoming episodes of Stargate Universe in GateWorld's episode guide!
I'm thinking (now) that Season One's risk has done more harm than good. Character growth is a gradual process. I'm thinking now that there could have quite easily have been more Stargate-esque episodes (like the ones described above) without being bogged down with potentially tedious drama. (The recent Chloe "crisis" being a prime example. What was the point of that?)
I really want a new series but I don't know what to think anymore. This was my dream show and already it's gone.
^I mean "new Season" :|
This show has gotten so amazing. I can't wait! Its sad to see stargate die, especially when SGU so darn good. I will always hope for best for the future of the franchise
So, what's the point in watching the remaining 7 episodes of the show, if the show has already been cancelled? No word from MGM/SyFy on if we'll ever see a 3rd season. No word on if we'll see any SGU movies made. What incentive do we have, to watch the rest of the show?
Not an SGU hater (anymore), since the previous 3 episodes have all been very good, and Season 2 as a whole has been leaps and bounds above Season 1. Just curious, why we should continue watching SGU. To end the show (when it's DEFINITELY improving in the episodes), on a cliffhanger is just… WRONG. And really sets up a bad taste for most fans, if they ever decide to make a 4th Stargate series. "They cancelled SGA, they cancelled SGU. Why should we watch SGx when they'll just cancel that too???"
Let get people excited then cancel the show.
Go To Hell syfy
To those still somehow hoping for a season 3…several key cast members have already moved on to other jobs. The downside to having A-list talent on a tv show is that they can find other jobs pretty easily. There's really no chance of a third season of SGU. There's barely any chance of a movie if they don't start it shortly. It is likely just dead. Re-tooling would be difficult without really changing the show and while I can think of at least one way they could pull it off, I doubt they'd do it or that they'll even get the chance.
As for the point in watching, it remains the same as before it was cancelled. You either want to watch the show or you don't. The episodes were already recorded before the cancellation was announced so it's not like the show's course is going to change as a result of it.
I wonder who came up with the name Novus for there civilisation, Eli, sound like it from science fiction series.
An is there any special meaning behind the world.
I also wondering how big there population is.
From the story is seems that the civilisation might be pretty advance as well, certainly advance enough to be sending out interplanetary expeditories. An it seem that we will also be getting a large contingent of new characters as well, all related to or crew. An if they are that advance then I bet they have also attracted the attention of our new drone friends and may be the Ursini as well.
Hints of the stories still ahead make us weep that this show was cancelled??? Are you kidding? The only thing that makes me weep is that SGA was cancelled for this nonsense. Now we have a Rodney McKay appearance to get more Atlantis fans tuning in. Well what makes me actually weep is not seeing him in weekly episodes of Atlantis.
To all fans. Can someone please tell me the logic in not watching sgu will somehow help the show? Pretty much in every comment page on the news tab has someone saying their not watching sgu because they say it won't do any good if they did watch it.
Listen not watching the show only reinforces and makes syfy's decision to cancel the show right. Syfy said they canceled it becasue of low viewers, well if the viewership was high then then it will make them look like dumb*****.And if another network was looking into renewing the show, they would see the good numbers of viewers would be a great addition to their network and would be a great buy. And to all SGA fan's out there, and I too love sga, just help the show out. Ya I know SGU replaced SGA and I'm pissed about it, but not helping the show hurts the franchise and I really want to see Stargate Extinction and Revolution
I've not watched SGU since midway through season 1. I will catch up in a marathon at some stage, but whilst I strongly detest the haters and the schemes of SGUsucks users, I'm also disappointed because Stargate Universe – which is a legitimate Stargate series whatever anyone says, not least the woefully egotistical Telepathic Pebble – could have been a lot better than it is. It isn't terrible, but not amazing. A missed opportunity.
Season 5 of sga had low ratings and they were around 1.2 per episode except the final few. The same for sg1. Sgu didn't kill the franchise. Sgu expanded on the franchise. Maybe sga's pathetic enemies and over used sg1 stories are what started to turn the franchise. Also it's bad characters except Lorne shep and Rodney .
For the past year and a half, just about any article on this site that speaks positively about SGU inevitably becomes littered with comments by melodramatic ****s. I'm sick of seeing bitter little children like you go on tirades about how an artistically and dramatically superior show "ruined" the franchise for you. I get it, okay? You're afraid of change, and lack any real understanding or appreciation of the arts. It's cool. But it's people like you that make the science fiction fanbase look bad.
It's one thing not to like the new series but it's another to hate it because "it killed my Atlantis". Atlantis killed itself and the ratings proved that because people started to leave the show. Atlantis was getting 1.1's in season 5 which was it's best season episode per episode in my opinion.
I'm sad all 3 sg series are gone. I'm really sad we have no scifi.I'm really really sad we don't even have a scifi channel in the USA
Atlantis' ratings were higher than SGU's current (and mostly ever), and would have likely resulted in a Season 6.
Not taking sides in this rather amusing discussion, just pointing facts.
The producers killed Atlantis so they could make Universe. How did that turn out? Franchise low ratings and a bunch of guys that will never write or produce Stargate again.
Maybe they should have a game plan the next time they want to work on such a self-proclaimed "grown-up" project.
The Ten Doctor, may it just me but I find the arguments pathetic.
What kill SGU is contribution of factors, with no single one playing out. I actually suspect in years to come many people will grow to relies that SGU might be the least successful in terms of viewing figures but in writing, CGI, characters and acting it was superior to the previous franchise incarnations.
Much of the hate does not extend from the show it self but in how SGA was cancelled and the sudden in my opinion in quality of the show, which some people just cannot handle.
If the producers could understand that there is a world outside america too, SGU would never have been canceled.
There will always be someone bashing on SGU. It's sad that they can't step back for the last few episodes at least, just to lat the fans discuss it without the bitching.
When it comes down to it, Haters Gonna Hate.
I don`t see the point either. Because all series must come to an end, so in that case.. why watch anything at all.
@knowles2 I agree completely. Some of the things SGU does are the best in the franchise. Story and pacing isn't one of them.
These episodes sound fantastic, and I can't help but wondering how great a third season would be. At least SGU will go out in style.
Stargate Universe was not killed by the producers and their desire to do something different, just like Star Trek Enterprise (which is an inferior show to SGU, SGU is much better than Enterprise was) and Star Trek as a whole was not killed by Rick Berman and Brannon Braga.
Just like with Star Trek, there was no ONE factor that killed the series. I at least hope if nothing else we get novels that continue the series…that would be better than nothing and a number of the post DS9/TNG/Voy/Ent novels have actually been good and moved the series in interesting directions that couldn't have happened on-screen.
It's a great big world…
With a great big swirl
that you step inside
to another world.
We're talkin Stargate,
It's a crazy trip,
You can go quite far
and you don't need a car
or even a ship.
There's Colonel O'Neill and Carter and Daniel and Teal'c.
Look out for that Goa'uld.
Argh! Common descent! We were talking about it on the forums! So awesome!!
Can. Not. Wait.
If I lived in the US, I'd be glued to my television waiting for SGU to start..
SGU is by far the best of the 3 series. And I loved (and still love) the other 2.
But let's face it, they were pretty much identical to each other, and pretty standard formulaic, episodic stuff that suited television in the late nineties, early ooze (00's) – which was pretty much just a slightly new twist of the same shows as the 80's. You could take an SG1 or SGA episode back in time to show mid 80's Sci-Fi fans and the only thing they would comment on is the effects. The rest of the show would just seem normal. It would be MacGyver's 'other show'.
Things change. Television is thankfully not what it used to be. Greater production qualities, more interesting and original stories and a different way of telling them. Take an episode of Firefly, BSG or SGU back to some mid 80's Sci-Fi fans and they will not only say WTF to the effects, but they'll struggle with the style being so different. "Where are the cheezy funny bits with wind instrument music in the background?" It would be like taking back episodes of The Wire, Deadwood or Breaking Bad back to show to 80's serial drama watchers.
I understand the desire to not want to let go of SG1 & SGA. But c'mon – lets evolve a little.
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The inside the charter bus was acrid and stale, cigarette smoke hovering before my eyes. Ghost sat next to me staring out the window at the passing countryside, his eyes occasionally dropping shut for minutes at a time.
"Where are we headed?" Ghost grumbled groggily at me. I didn't look at him, I was sure the moment I told Ghost where we were truly headed he would attempt to kill me. No, for now, general answers would do.
"To see a friend." Ghost eyed me warily, his eyes blood shot from lack of sleep. He growled and looked back out the window, it wasn't the answer he was looking for. I dug into my jacket pocket and retrieved the pistol, since there were no other passengers on the bus I'd be fine. Ghost didn't notice as I quickly disassembled the weapon and then reassembled it.
"Here," I said dropping the pistol nonchalantly in his lap. Ghost jumped at my voice and looked down at the weapon. "A sign of good faith, keep it." He raised an eyebrow but said nothing pocketing the weapon. The bus jerked slamming my head into the seat before me. I cursed as I rubbed my forehead, feeling blood pulsing beneath the skin. Ghost chuckled, if only he could feel the pain. He wouldn't be laughing. The bus sat, making no effort to continue. I leaned out in the isle and stared out the buses front windshield.
"We going any time soon?" I shouted to the driver, perturbed at the sudden stop. The squat lady driver turned in her chair glared back at me and spoke in her froggy voice.
"Car crash is ahead, you're just going to have to shut up and wait." I rolled my eyes and pushed back into my seat, propping my feet on the seat before me. Time crawled by, the ever-so-often car horn blaring in the background. A light tapping sounded lightly at the front of the bus. The driver pulled the lever that opened the door. Compressed air hissed as a gunshot suddenly rang out, making me jump out of my seat. The driver slumped forward as a man with short chocolate colored hair stepped onto the bus, brandishing a MP5 submachine gun.
"You've got to be kidding?!" The man smiled and pulled the trigger, bullets zinged around the bus causing me to drive behind seats for cover. Ghost slid out of his seat crouching low and cocking the pistol.
"I'll tackle him you kill him." I shouted to Ghost over the gunfire. The gun man's clip dropped hitting the floor with a distinct 'clink'. Immediately, I leaped out of cover and ran up the isle. The man shooting the sub machine gun tried to hurriedly reload, failing as I slammed into him and pinned him to the ground. The gun clattered, falling into a nearby seat.
Ghost was right behind me, brandishing the gun in the man's face.
"Another Black Light agent, how pathetic!" Ghost punched the man in the face. The man coughed blood trickling from a split lip.
"They'll be more! I'm just the first of many! The director has ensured that you two will be dead by the end of this. You're both fucking dea-" Ghost plugged a shot into the man's head spraying blood across the buses interior. I threw the man's empty husk to the ground.
"What the hell was he talking about?" I snarled more at the body than Ghost.