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Nell Leyshon's Bedlam is the first play by a woman to be staged at Shakespeare's Globe, in either its past or present incarnations. Her subject matter, the lives of 18th-century patients in the infamous Moorfields mental hospital, seems promising and, given the Globe's location in an area still pleasingly redolent of London's anarchic past, appropriate.
One expects drama set in an asylum — where beatings are frequent and ailments are treated with leeches — to be gruesome but Leyshon has accentuated the comic side of confinement. The inmates cavort, music bubbles through the production, and there are racy songs. Add the influence of Kill-grief, otherwise known as gin, and the atmosphere is reminiscent of a Hogarth etching.
Dr Sidney Carew (Jason Baughan) is running the asylum in a manner at once inept and corrupt. However, when some new patients are admitted and a more progressive governor arrives, his regime comes under scrutiny, and his authority and sanity both falter.
As this happens, Leyshon treats us to a sprawling vision of London's Georgian excesses. It's chaotic, rambunctious and at times saucily amusing. Jessica Swale's production strives hard to involve the audience: groundlings may well find themselves spattered with various fluids (all, of course, just water), and the space is well exploited.
The performances are uneven but Barbara Marten is dignified as Carew's neglected wife, and Sam Crane has fun as a foppish poetaster. The best work comes from Ella Smith, who brings a supple sort of charm to the role of Phyllis, a puckish doxy who sells gin from a barrow.
Greater problems lie in the material. Although Leyshon has crafted some nice lines, there's little to engage us closely. In the first half, several stories are introduced but the emphasis is on bawdy humour. Then, in the second half, the joie de vivre recedes. While the stories now get more attention they are unconvincingly resolved, and there's never any real psychological depth.
Leyshon suggests the reductive nature of common 18th-century views of madness: in Bedlam, the genuinely deranged and mildly disturbed are treated the same, and the citizens who come to gawp at them are every bit as sickly. Yet the play doesn't explore this properly. In treating madness largely as a spectacle, it ends up as a sprawling creation which fails to illuminate the mind's dark spaces.
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The Week in Online Safety, January 9, 2012
A weekly global roundup of online safety news, policy developments, research, and influence
U.S. – Tech Gets Tough on Bullies, T.H.E. Journal, Jan. 5, 2012
U.S. – The Facebook despair of doomed Staten Island teen Amanda Cummings, Staten Island Advance, Jan. 3, 2012
U.S. – Cyberbaiting On the Rise as Teacher Tantrums Posted to YouTube, ABC News Radio, Jan. 4, 2012
U.S. – Kids and cellphones: Age is not always the issue, Chicago Tribune, Jan. 3, 2012
U.S. – Parents and Video Games: Are You a Concerned Parent?, ABC News, Jan. 3, 2012
Policy: Legislative, Regulatory, & Legal Developments
U.K. – Government tones down porn-blocking rhetoric, PR Pro, Jan. 5, 2012
US – CA AB 1043 – Introduced in Senate, Jan. 5, 2012. Would lessen penalties for teen "sexting."
U.S. – Blogging May Help Teens Dealing With Social Distress, American Psychological Association, Jan. 4, 2012
U.S. – Web Wise Kids Introduce Educational Social Networking Mobile App for Kids to the Android Market, Jan. 5, 2012
U.S. – Shh! Listen to the librarian!,
Anne Collier, Jan. 3, 2012
U.S. – Are You Smarter than your SmartPhone?, IKeepSafe, Jan. 3, 2012
— Compiled by David Burt, CISSP, CIPP

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Blade Ballet Launched Aug. 9
I'm excited to say that DreamSail Games' first title, Blade Ballet, has been launched!
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Story Behind this Recipe
I turned dan dan noodle soup into a ramen dish.
Some people who have tried this dish asked me if I made tonkotsu (pork base) soup. Some people asked me if I used sesame paste because it's flavourful and delicious.
Whenever I tell them that I used milk, mentsuyu, and ra-yu, they always seem surprised, but they never fail to finish the soup.


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Free Melbourne Day lunchtime concert
Headlined by music legends
Ross Wilson
(Daddy Cool, Mondo Rock)
Jack Howard
(Hunters & Collectors)
Lisa Edwards
(John Farnham Band)
Federation Square
August 30, noon to 2pm
It's the birthday concert of the year.
- Ross Wilson: Eagle Rock plus other Daddy Cool and Mondo Rock classics.
- Jack Howard: Hunters & Collectors' anthem Holy Grail — and a special, new song he has written about Melbourne, especially for Melbourne Day, called Home is Where the Heart is. (Listen now.)
- Lisa Edwards with Michael Cristiano: John Farnham's smash You're the Voice.
- Get your free birthday cupcake (while they last)!
- Cutting of a giant birthday cake, made by Ferguson Plarre Bakehouses.
- Melbourne Water's Vinnie the Platypus
- MC Craig 'Huggy' Huggins from GOLD104 FM.
- And more!
In a career spanning 40 years, Ross Wilson remains one of Australia's most-respected artists. Ross exploded out of the 1970s as the front man for Daddy Cool, later forming Mondo Rock, which was behind chart-topping singles and albums from the mid-'70s to the late '80s.
Former trumpet player for Hunters & Collectors, Jack Howard has covered an enormous amount of musical ground. Jack has played with Midnight Oil, The Living End, The Violent Femmes, Rodriguez, The Break, You Am I, Little Red, Pete Murray and others. He has composed a song specifically for Melbourne Day, which he will debut at the concert.
"I'm so pleased to be a part of the Melbourne Day concert! I've even written a new song about Melbourne - it's all about growing up as a north-western suburban boy and playing in a rock 'n' roll band. I can't wait to debut it on August 30th at Fed Square", said Jack Howard.
He will also perform his latest hits from The Passing Parade with Nicky Del Ray, as well as the Hunters and Collectors' classic hit and honorary Melbourne anthem Holy Grail.
One of Australia's leading performers, Lisa Edwards' success as a vocalist has been well documented. Lisa is best known as a backup singer for John Farnham Band since 1988. Lisa has worked with some of Australia's biggest acts, including one of Australia's most-highly acclaimed performers and producers, Michael Cristiano. The duo perform regularly and are a popular act around Australia. Lisa and Michael will perform hits from her solo albums as well as the classic Farnham hit You're the Voice.
"Michael and I are proud and honoured to be involved in the Melbourne Day Concert to celebrate Melbourne's 181st birthday. We look forward to seeing you all there at the 'birthday bash of the year' in Federation Square for the world's most liveable city", says Lisa Edwards.
Official flag-raising ceremony 2016
You are invited to the official kick-off event at Enterprize Park, Flinders St, on Melbourne Day, 30 August, 2016.
Join Lord Mayor Robert Doyle, Deputy Lord Mayor Susan Riley, city councillors, Junior Lord Mayor Mason Dwyer, Melbourne Day chairman Campbell Walker and committee, and others as we hoist the city's flag at 9am.
- Welcome to Country ceremony by Wurundjeri Elder Colin Hunter.
- MC Dr Sally Cockburn ("Dr Feelgood"), of radio 3AW's Talking Health show.
- Meet the Enterprize's "first settlers" in period costume — including Gilbert, the Tassie tabby, Melbourne's first cat!
- Sing along to sea shanties by the Enterprize Shanty Band.
- See and hear roving town crier Ian Morrison in full voice.
- Hear the big sound of Victoria Police Pipe Band.
- And more!
This is a free public event, school groups and families welcome. Bring the whole flock!
Enterprize Park, on the north bank of the Yarra River at the bottom of William St, is where the first Europeans landed on 30 August 1835 to start the first permanent settlement of Melbourne.
The natural history of early Melbourne
Royal Historical Society of Victoria's annual, Melbourne Day free public lecture by Dr Gary Presland
Tuesday, 30 August, 2016, coffee/tea 12.30pm, lecture 1pm to 2pm
Melbourne Day commemorates the founding of this city, and celebrates the actions of individuals who were instrumental in creating the settlement, in 1835. 'History' is undoubtedly about human action but it is often written as though the actions took place in a vacuum.
What is not commonly included in the stories told about the European settlers of the Port Phillip region is anything relating to the physical context in which their activities took place. Little heed was paid by the settlers at the time — or, indeed, has been by subsequent generations in the 180 plus years since — to the role of the surrounding environments.
Many features of the Port Phillip landscapes can be seen as having exerted an influence, in both the founding of the town and in the subsequent development and spread of the built environment.
In his lecture, Dr Gary Presland will focus on a variety of aspects of the history of Melbourne, in which he can illustrate that nature was always an active agent in these matters.
Dr Gary Presland is an archaeologist and historian, and former Head Curator with Museum Victoria. His research interests have long been in the Indigenous history and natural history of the Melbourne region, in both of which he has been published widely. His most important works include The place for a village: how nature has shaped the city of Melbourne (Museum Victoria, 2008) and First people: the Eastern Kulin of Melbourne, Port Phillip and central Victoria (Museum Victoria, 2010). Gary is a Fellow of the Royal Historical Society of Victoria, and an Honorary Fellow of the School of Geography at the University of Melbourne.
Free event. Bookings advised, please phone 9326 9288 or email@example.com
Where: RHSV, 239 A'Beckett St, city.
Melbourne Day give-aways
Listen to Melbourne Day 2016 media partners radio 3AW and GOLD104 FM for great give-aways, including stays at the Langham Hotel; an Ultimate Melbourne Dinner Party for a group of six at your home, where an amazing private chef cooks a gourmet dinner; illy coffee machines and coffee packs; 13CABS vouchers and more.
Melbourne Regatta
Oh, buoy! What an icon: Enterprize at the regatta in 2015. She again holds centre stage at Victoria Harbour, Docklands, on 28 August, 2016. Photo: Bruno
Victoria Harbour, Docklands
Sunday, 28 August, 2016, 11am to 5pm
A celebration of our waterways, the immigration and arrival by sea of Melbourne's multi-cultural family.
The Regatta features a dazzling flotilla on Victoria Harbour's southern basin. Bring the whole family and join the Melbourne Passenger Boating Association and the Mission to Seafarers in a Blessing of the Fleet.
The Melbourne Regatta was first held on August 30, 1838, making it the first regatta in Australia.
For more details visit the Melbourne Regatta official website, the Mission to Seafarers' website and the Enterprize's website.
Lord Mayor's Oration - Melbourne Day lunch
Was held on Wednesday, 24 August, 2016
Her Excellency the Honourable Linda Dessau AM, Governor of Victoria, above, delivered the 2016 Lord Mayor's Melbourne Day Oration on her first 12 months as Governor, and what she has discovered about Melbourne. Presented by Melbourne Business Network at Zinc restaurant at Federation Square.
Home is Where the Heart is
Listen now: Hunters & Collectors legend Jack Howard's new song about Melbourne, debuted at the 2016 Melbourne Day Concert
Written and produced by Jack Howard, guitars Nicky Del Rey.
For a high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more, visit Jack Howard's official website here
Drove home around the Western Ring Road
From the deep north to the beach
From the freeway you can see the trestle bridge and the new estates
There used to be a band called Essendon Airport
Now the airport's just a shopping mall
This drive is in my blood, it's in my DNA,
And the memories look like
Coburg drive-in, Princes park, the Brunswick municipal band
And for a big night out in the city
Dad and mum lookin' pretty
We'd make our way down Swanston St
Where we'd hit the Classic Cafe
For a lime milkshake and a bucket of chips and two potato cakes
Home is where the heart is
And the heart of it all is here in Melbourne
As the years went on, I got to know this city pretty well
Working at McEwans, playin' in a rock'n'roll band
Didn't need no Melways to find my way around
Cruising in my old HD
Breakin' all the rules
From the Crystal Ballroom to the Village Green
From the Jump Club to the Sentimental Bloke
And for a big night out in the city
We'd all hit Fitzroy St
at two in the morning
Topolinos for a cappriciosa and a Crown Lager
Before the long drive home
With the windows wound down
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Applied Behavior Analysis is a psychology subspecialty that focuses on modifying or changing the behavior of people within certain populations, such as people with autism. ABA encompasses the design, implementation and evaluation of environmental modifications to change unwanted behavior.
What Does an Applied Behaviorist Do?
An applied behavior analysis degree trains you to help people with psychological, behavioral or cognitive challenges develop scholastic, adaptive or social skills. Applied behaviorists have found that environment can play a significant role in behavior and that modifying surroundings to optimize growth potential is beneficial to both the patient and their families.
As an applied behaviorists you will study the interaction between behavior and environment. You'll also measure factors like punishment, reinforcement and how they impact a patient's behavior. Frequently you'll be working with children who have autism or other developmental disabilities. Patience, understanding and the ability to implement practical solutions based on your observations are essential.
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Applied behavior analysis professionals must be highly experienced in what they do. There is high demand for the board-certified Ph.D candidate, especially as modern science is able to better detect and diagnose autism and other related psychological conditions.
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Kindergarten graduate Rhett and his fan club.
Beck and Rad where stoically proud of their biggest brother. Stoic.
What's this?? Our first born has conquered the academia of of kindergarten with flying colors? Consider us epically proud of our special snowflake. We fully understand that if it wasn't for amazing teachers and Rhett's ever expanding inquisitive nature, he wouldn't have learned half of what he did this past year. Jake and I are pretty decent parents on many levels, but I would pretty much never bet on us handling all of the boys education solo.
And of course no school year would be complete without the fantastic tradition of kindergarten graduation. I know my kid was in it, but man it was adorable.
All us proud families smooshed ourselves into the bleachers with the pint sized leg room (poor Jake!) and got to know each other reeeeal well for the ceremonies. Beck has an love of pulling arm/leg/head/eyebrow hair and the father sitting next to us who had plenty of hairs that he wanted to examine . I love when our first introductions to people start on such a personal note. "Hi...we're the Millers. Our youngest is a big fan of your leg hair(s). Big fan."
The newest graduates showed off their hard work and catchy songs. One number was America the Beautiful and Rhett assured us we would cry happy tears when we heard him sing it. Indeed, we found it very sweet. Rad and Breckie (Breckie is Rad's BFF and Everett's sister and Everett is Rhett's BF and also in his class) really enjoyed getting down to the kindergarten beats. And wait till the end...Rad as a special update for you.
If you don't speak Rad, he tells the camera that he "tooted" or in other words passed gas. I'm so glad that's in the records for all of time.
The kids all talked about what they wanted to be when they grew up. Rhett's planning on the lucrative career of a ninja and one of his classmates wants to be a dog. (Rhett wanted to be a cheetah a few moons ago so I feel like he and this boy are on the same vibe.)
Mrs. Burghart...the saint of all teachers. Rhett is in love with her and so are we.
Among other things learned this past school year, Rhett learned he has a definite type for his childhood crushes. Long dark hair being the leading attraction. The puppy love stats for the year include three girl friends, two engagements and countless conversations on his thoughts were on what love meant.
Rhett: I'm in love.
Rhett: Like grown up love.
Julia: Oh wow. What does it feel like to be in love?
Rhett: Like an avalanche where you have to run for your life.
Other favorite conversations: when he came home and asked for a Spider Man wallet and my wedding ring so he could get married (nope) and when he mentioned that girls like him because he let them give him hugs. The boundaries talk followed right after that statement, worry not.
I remember filling out a sheet asking what we hoped our kids would have learned by the end of the year and I wrote something lame and subpar like "that he can spell his name" and now Rhett can read and spell and write sentences and knows addition and subtraction, so God bless kindergarten forever and ever amen. (And at this rate he'll surpass my book learning by third grade. But really....fractions still aren't my strongest subject.)
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Life's TwistMature
We were in an awkward silence now; I dared not move or shift of position as we sat in her car, holding each other's gazes. I was deep in thought, a debate going on in my mind. Should I invite her in and introduce her to my family? No, it was too early but I couldn't leave Sasha out of my family circle and acquaintances forever.
"What's wrong Cerice?" she asked, "isn't your family expecting you?"
I hesitated before answering, "They are but… I'd like you to come with me but at the same time I don't want them to know and…" I was all over the place; my words didn't even make sense in my head, much less in Sasha's head.
She had understood my feelings perfectly. "Cerice, take all the time you need to come out of your shell," she said softly, "I will be always be by your side when you decide to do so, there is neither fear nor pressure."
I gave her a quick smile, "Thanks a bunch Sasha, without you I'd be lost." I leaned in to kiss her, savoring her lips before parting. "See you soon!" I climbed out of the car, toward the fancy restaurant. I entered through the double doors and was received by an amiable waiter behind a checking table.
"Your name, young lady?"
"Clairoux," I said, looking around me at the opulence of the room.
"Second floor please," he said, pointing toward a grand staircase, winding its way up to the second story. I smiled at him and thanked him before walking as erected and regal as possible. When I reached the second floor I immediately saw them at the center of the room, sitting next to a window. Nervousness took possession of my body at the thought that they might've seen me kissing with Sasha, but that thought quickly subsided when I saw their lively spirits at the sight of me.
I made my way to them and greeted each of them with a hug and quick kiss in the cheek.
"What happened with Oscar?" my mother asked, sounding eager for some teen drama and at the same time concerned.
"He got into a brawl with a classmate," I answered, sipping from my iced tea. The food was already ordered for us, it smelled delightfully and looked expensive. "He is okay though, we took him back to the dorm."
"You have another unnamed friend?" my father inquired.
Actually she is my girlfriend, I thought and felt the urge to say that but instead I said, "yeah, a friend of mine. She draws and paints really well."
Both my parents sighed and looked at me with hurt eyes. "Cerice, dear," my father said, "I hope you're not majoring in something art related because you know how we feel about their bohemian and wayward lifestyle. It is never balanced or economically stabled."
"I thought you had to be happy with what you did," I said curtly, twirling my fork in the spaghetti. "But don't worry, I am majoring in Physics." My parents' expression softened and went back to their happy mood.
If they thought that about any artist then what would they think of Sasha, I wondered. After half an hour I excused myself to the restroom. It was tiresome to hear them talk about business and social life back in France. On my way to the restroom I accidentally bumped into a tall and pretty woman.
She looked down on my and smiled pleasantly, "I am sorry for that," she said and stood there blocking my way into the restroom.
"No, it's not your fault, I should've been more careful," I mumbled, forcing a smile.
"You're so sweet," she said, "I can see why Sasha chose you for her girlfriend."
I was startled by her bold statement; I looked at her again, examining her carefully. "What are you talking about?" Her honey-colored eyes stared blankly back at me and her soft brown hair cascaded down her back.
"She hasn't told you about me?" she asked innocently, twirling a strand of her hair. "I am Amber, her ex-girlfriend. On my way here I recognized her car, although we didn't end in good terms I still consider her a good friend," there seem some fakeness in her voice. "I wanted to drop by to say hi but you two were quite busy. I know the feeling; she has the best lips I've ever kissed. I kind of missed that…"
My head felt light and I swayed a bit on my feet. Images of Sasha kissing another woman ran through my head and caused revulsion. I knew Sasha might've had many girlfriends before but to meet one was dreadful. "Oh," was all I managed to say.
"Is that your family? Is she with you?" she asked.
I shook my head slightly, "no, she just dropped me off."
She noticed my uneasiness. "Let me guess, you're new right?" she asked with such confidence, "I can see it from afar, you are uncomfortable around me and I think slightly bemused."
"Yeah, nice to meet you Amber," I said and hastily stepped around her to shut myself into the bathroom. It pained somewhat, not knowing about Sasha's past relationships and finding one unexpectedly. The fact that Amber was so free from prejudices make me envious of her, at least she was a proclaimed lesbian and proud of it. I wasn't so sure if I could be one. I exited the restroom and walked back to the table.
"Cerice, are you all right?" my mother asked, "You look very pale."
I nodded absentmindedly, "I'm fine mother," I said softly. Sasha had sent me a text but I wasn't worthy of reading it. I turned off my mobile and heard the monotonous talk with disinterest.


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Yo! ShadowFaux here with my first Oneshot in...2-3 months.
Disclaimer- Don't own Naruto or anything affiliated with Naruto. If I did, Hinata would've either snagged him by telling him her feelings, or by attempting to rape him. Either way is fine for me.
It was a bright, sunny day in Konoha. Roses were swelling into bloom. Birds were singing their sweet, melodic songs. Children laughed in the marketplace while playing tag. Parents kept a watchful eye on them while doing the days shopping.
Deep In the Glade of the Nara Clan's forest, sunbeams illuminated the area, giving it an ethereal glow. The trees provided shade with their strong, green leaves. A nearby stream provided running water for the majestic deer that lived here. The grass was cool and soft, covering the ground in a lush, green blanket.
Here, far away from the bustling streets of Konoha, silence reigned.
It was here that Naruto Uzumaki lazed against tree. His orange and black jacket was bundled underneath his head, making a comfortable pillow.
His face had long since lost any baby fat it had previously contained, leaving in place a strong, smooth face. His whiskers had flared out slightly, giving him a more feral look. His bright, sky blue eyes held the same look of mischief they did three years ago, if only slightly tempered. His bright, blonde hair matched the sun in radiance. It was longer and shaggier than it had been three years ago, but it did nothing to hamper his looks.
The muscles on his arms and chest were clearly visible, but not overly bulky. His stomach had a well chiseled six pack, and the overall appearance of his body could be described as a lean hunk of burning love*. All 6' 2" of him.
His personality had been tempered, but he was not above pulling a prank for the heck of it.
His black ninja sandals were nearby, as he preferred to lie barefoot in the glade.
As he was lying down, he watched his girlfriend as she sat on the bank of the stream, legs up to the calves in the water.
Yes, Naruto now had a girlfriend. Unbelievable, right?
Her long, ink blue hair cascaded around her shoulders, all the way to her waist. The jacket that she normally wore was curiously missing, exposing the mesh undershirt that was usually hidden.
Over the years, Hinata had grown in more than one way.
While Naruto was away, she let her hair grow down to her waist. The two bangs in the front had also grown, but only down to mid chest. Most of the baby fat on her face had gone away, leaving smooth, soft skin. If Naruto's eyes held the radiance of two suns, hers held the ethereal glow of twin lavender moons. Her lips had become softer, taunting all who had a libido to kiss them. Her nose had become, dare he think it, cuter. The blush that adorned her cheeks did nothing to mar her beauty, but rather to enhance it.
Hinata's arms were muscular, but not enough to be considered unfeminine. Her stomach, though flat, also contained muscles that could easily allow her to lift her own weight upside down. Her legs were toned and shapely.
It was a warm day, so instead of her normal Capri ninja pants, she was wearing shorts that hid everything above the knee. Consequently, it showed off pale skin that was smooth and soft. Her small, soft feet were bare so she could let her legs dangle in the water. Her ninja sandals were beside her.
She had, for lack of a better word, grown curvaceous in all the right places, with a large, E size chest, and a firm, but soft, ass. She was the flower of the village, and, as a result, Naruto often had to scare off would-be suitors. Overall, her entire 5' 11" frame could be described as a goddess.
Her personality, though still timid, became less shy. She could speak without stuttering more often, and with close friends, not stutter for hours. She was cool headed, easily embarrassed, and caring. Her demeanor just seemed to scream innocence.
Naruto sighed at this. Everything around them was so peaceful...
Too peaceful.
As he gazed over to Hinata, his eyes filled with mischief. A plan rapidly formulated in his head, and he got up quietly to enact it. He just prayed that she would forgive him.
Silently, he walked up behind his girlfriend, and shoved her into the water. Unfortunately for Naruto, he had failed to notice that Hinata's byakugan was active.
With what could only be described as graceful, she twisted around and grabbed his arms. This led to Hinata standing mid-thigh deep in water, and Naruto completely drenched for not being able to catch his balance. Hinata giggled as he lifted his face, trying to look innocent. When his entire head was out of the water, she burst out into laughter at the expression on his face.
"G-g-give i-it u-u-up Naruto-k-kun. Y-y-you k-k-k-know you'll n-n-ever-r b-be able t-to surprise me when we're a-alone."
Naruto grinned as he lifted the rest of his body from the water.
"Aw, c'mon 'Nata-chan. You don't have to poke fun at me." His eyes lit up with mischief again. "'Cause if you do, there will be consequences."
With a flick of his wrist, he sent some water straight into Hinata's torso. She shrieked in surprise when the cool water made contact with her, soaking everything below mid torso. "Heheh. Did you sit in a puddle, or are you just glad to see me?"
"N-naruto!" Her face contorted into false anger before turning into a pout. As soon as she started pouting, Naruto burst out laughing. He couldn't help it. It was just too damn cute.
"Well, two can play at that game!" Her pout turned into a grin that promised certain doom for the blond. When water droplets started to rise, he paled, suddenly remembering that Hinata was a water master. After a few minutes of being pelted by water, he jumped out of the stream, closely followed by Hinata.
When he got far enough onto land, he turned around and tackled her onto the ground. Trapped underneath him, Hinata could do nothing but stare at him with her beautiful, pale eyes.
"Ah…now what should I do with such a naughty princess?" Hinata shivered as his patented Fox Grin™ appeared. It usually meant the worst for whoever was on the receiving end of the smile. "How about I torture you in the best possible way?" He leaned down closer to her face and whispered three words...
"By tickling you."
With lightning speed, his hands were all over her sensitive spots, making her laugh like a madwoman. But, unlike a madwoman, Hinata's laughter sounded like notes an angel would sing. Her incessant pleas fell on deaf ears as he relentlessly tickled her stomach, sides, knees, and feet. After a few minutes, Naruto slowed down to kiss her on the nose, making her scrunch her face up and blush. He always found it cute when she did that, so, at every chance he got, he made her do it.
While she was still distracted, he kissed her on the lips, getting an even brighter blush in response. The kiss wasn't long or passionate, but it conveyed his feelings for her. After he stopped, he laid his head on her bosom before yawning.
"Yes Naru?"
"Will you be my pillow?"
Thinking briefly, she replied. "Yes."
After a few moments, his breathing evened out, and a small, genuine smile tugged at his lips. Hinata observed him for a few minutes, then threaded her arms around his neck and laid her own head on the soft, lush grass.
"Sweet dreams Naruto." With that, she yawned and fell into a sleep that was filled with visions of the two of them, getting married and growing old.
Indeed, In the Glade, all was peaceful.
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Just check her out, http://www.youtube.com/user/OfflimitsPC
Here is her playing the first episode http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z4eW--Z-Geo
Here is her playing the first episode http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z4eW--Z-Geo
Well, her accent sounds like she's from Australia, so I'm gonna guess that.Fabrimuch;751321 said:I feel stupid asking this, but does Aus stand for Australia, Austria or some other country I'm not thinking of?
Yeah, people suck.thestalkinghead;747665 said:True, people just say stuff like that because they have a sad life and they know a lot of women are sensitive about their looks and they get a cheap thrill from posting horrible comments
The correct word IMO is "hotty." I'd let her share my zombie fortress, if you know what I'm saying.Chrizza;747682 said:She's not fat by far, maybe a bit chubby.
I just watched her go through that scene and not only did she pick up on Lilly slyly reaching for her pistol, she leapt out of her chair in rage and horror when Carley took one to the brainpan. And while I didn't cry at that scene, I can totally relate. I was full of white-hot fury.ZacTB;750814 said:Good playthrough, her reaction to Carley's death is priceless.
Wait, so you're really the person who's LP we're discussing here?The Girl From Aus;751870 said:I'm from Australia yes lol
The Girl From Aus;751216 said:Hey guys this is actually Offlimits The Girl From Aus
I would like to say firstly umm that wasn't my boyfriend that posted that clip... My bf doesn't watch my clips at all lol so I dunno why the guy said that but anyway his heart was in the right place??
The post however that I'm "fat" is true I've been called that a few times. It started from me posting my first episode of The Walking Dead on steam discussion forum page thing... So a few trolls decided to attack me on my size as I guess they would cause they seem to think that the way to beat down a women is to comment on how fat she is... It did bother me at first cause it was shocking to see but I soon got over it thats just trolls for you
I found this page from a subscriber of mine and I would love to say that you guys have been absolutely amazing. It was very surreal to find people who hardly know me backing me up and making such nice comments
Add me on steam just search The Girl From Aus I would love to get to know you more
Again thank you so much guys I hope you'll continue to join me on my channel I hope for more awesome people like you guys to join our little group
CreeeeeepyRobtMyers;751950 said:The correct word IMO is "hotty." I'd let her share my zombie fortress, if you know what I'm saying.
And by that I mean "bed."
You can heal me I need a medic too :Saaron1290;752025 said:I LOVE YOU!!!!!!! I LOVE YOU!!!!! Maybe one day we can play TF2 together :O i will be the medic and heal you!
Cool, I'll look you up, though I don't do much socializing via games. I'm "Boradis" (don't ask). Thanks for not being offended by my bluntness. It's often easy to forget that people one sees through screens are "real" and shouldn't be discussed as though they weren't.The Girl From Aus;752190 said:Hey Robt
… yeah I was absolutely furious at lily for what she did... I still kinda can't get over it cause carley was a fantastic person and there was nothing I could do to stop it I think thats what got to me in the end
If you want to add me on Steam thats fine my name is
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From one of the most innovative and acclaimed biblical commentators at work today, here is a revolutionary analysis of the intersection between religion and psychoanalysis in the stories of the men and women of the Bible. For centuries scholars and rabbis have wrestled with the biblical narrative, attempting to answer the questions that arise from a plain reading of the text. In The Murmuring Deep, Avivah Zornberg informs her literary analysis of the text with concepts drawn from Freud, Winnicott, Laplanche, and other psychoanalytic thinkers to give us a new understanding of the desires and motivations of the men and women whose stories form the basis of the Bible. Through close readings of the biblical and midrashic texts, Zornberg makes a powerful argument for the idea that the creators of the midrashic commentary, the medieval rabbinic commentators, and the Hassidic commentators were themselves on some level aware of the complex interplay between conscious and unconscious levels of experience and used this knowledge in their interpretations. In her analysis of the stories of Adam and Eve, Noah, Jonah, Abraham, Rebecca, Isaac, Joseph and his brothers, Ruth, and Esther–how they communicated with the world around them, with God, and with the various parts of their selves–Zornberg offers fascinating insights into the interaction between consciousness and unconsciousness. In discussing why God has to "seduce" Adam into entering the Garden of Eden or why Jonah thinks he can hide from God by getting on a ship, Zornberg enhances our appreciation of the Bible as the foundational text in our quest to understand what it means to be human.From the Hardcover edition.
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Got a chance to talk with pillars and veteran people of TISA – Vivek Puri, Paramanand, Shivank, Shyam Sundar ( in HINDI )
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It was a cool conversation with All Bhavana…no no no no….with Prachi, Jonali, Bhavana, Mansi, Zahabiya "Powerpuff girls" Listen her experiences in TISA 6th National Conference, Goa.
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I already had backed out from the contest as I was having lot of work load at office, but I decided at-least I will go to watch others.
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Contest has begun, During Running contest, in whispering voice I told to the Contest chair that I have topic, I can try to participate but I told that I am blank with content and what she did, she wrote my name in the speaker list. Now my heart-beat became so fast….coz I knew I don't have anything to tell except 1-2 points.
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I let David have ten more minutes in the shower, I took a shower last night and I don't want to take another one. The whale, Shamu, would do that for me.
I pass Jess's room and hear them still sleeping. Jess dad's house has three floors, very roomy and a lot of light. The stairs are murder on my legs, but I need to more around on my own.
I walk into the kitchen to see Bethany twirling the batter for pancakes. "Morning Bethany, can I help?"
"Sure, that will be great. It's been a while since I cooked for so many people. Do you think I made enough batter?" Bethany asked me and I take the bowl from her.
"I think it will be fine if we make small pancakes. What else are you planning for breakfast?" I asked her and put oil on the frying pan. I take two spatulas because it's easier to flip the pancakes that way and wait for the stove to warm up.
"An all American breakfast. I got a bag of bacon from Costco, so I'll be making a lot of bacon because I know men can sure eat. I also have a pitcher of milk, orange juice, and coffee on the table. I don't think we need toast because of the pancakes and I was thinking of frying the eggs or boiling them." Bethany gave me the 411 on food.
I laugh. "You're ready to feed an army. Don't forget those pickles for Jess. That is good and no they do not need toast. I think boil the eggs, that way our hands won't get tired and they would stay hot longer than fried. I'm not sure when the others will be making their way downstairs."
"Thanks Emily," Bethany said and starts putting an egg after egg into a pan. "How long have you known Jessica?"
"Oh, for like forever. Both of us grew up hard and so instantly connected. We're more of sisters than just best friends or roommates. We know what each of us likes to eat, we can buy clothing for each other knowing that we'll succeed in getting something each likes. Have similar interest in movies, we do everything together. Well, when I'm not studying to become a lawyer that is," I said with a smile.
"That is an amazing bond. So sisters then. Do you have other relatives?" Bethany probed.
I feel sad for her because she could have been a great mother.
"Ah, my birth parents have passed away. I have foster parents, but I don't talk to them," I said.
"That doesn't sound so good. Now, I'm stepmother for Jessica, I can be yours too. Would you like that?" Bethany asked me with a genuine interest. "You can call me, mom."
I smile and give her a hug. "That would be very nice, mom."
She smiles and almost cries.
"God really likes me and Jonathan. We have gained two daughters," Bethany said and starts heating up the bacon.
I start working on the pancakes. Five minutes later, David walks into the kitchen and stands behind me, smelling the pancakes.
"I'm hungry," he said, making Bethany and I laugh.
"Looks like the food aroma is waking up everyone, because I see your husband making his way into the kitchen and there more footsteps on the stairs," I said.
"Aww, Em you made yourself at home over here. Making pancakes just like at our house," Jess said.
"Mom and I split the work," I said.
"Mom?" Jess asked me.
"Em said that you two are like sisters so I said that I'll be her mom too, so go ahead and call me mom as well, Jessica. I'll really like that," Bethany said.
Jessica gives her a big hug.
"Hey, Em looks like our family is really growing," Jessica said and I smile at her.
Then we sit down and eat. We talk about how everyone slept and if anyone had any cool dreams. Bethany needed to do something for work so she said she will not be joining us in Sea World, but she will join us for dinner when we call her.
We're at Sea World and I hold a map in my hand and hand the other to Jess.
"Okay, this is the game plan for tonight. Jess, Ty and dad will hang out together while I hang out with David. We meet around 6:00 PM at the exit and call mom with details about dinner. Everyone good with that?" I asked.
"David, you should be careful around Em when she gets like this. She loves all kind of parks. I bet when my kid will be five years old, she will kidnap him to Disneyland," Jess said.
"You know it," I replied evilly.
"Alright, you two have fun." Tyler said.
David and I wave and go into the opposite direction.
We entered Sea World five minutes ago. All of us have white bands on our wrists so we do not have to worry about spending money on food. It came together with the park price. So my plan was to eat a lot, get a lot of chocolate Shamu's and see live otters, sea lions, and the show of Shamu-all four times that he's performing.
I even forget about my leg pain. I buy a plush otter for myself, a lunch box to where I put chocolate shamu's for later. David thought I was nuts, but he gave in and enjoyed his time. At one point he said it must be nice being twenty-three and acting like a kid. My argument was that I was never taken to parks like these when I was a kid. My foster family never did that so this was my childhood. A day like this so I could remember it.
We saw all the shows. We showed up half an early to all of those to get good seats and got splashed several times. David sneezed several times so he had a lot of tea and coffee.
At 6:00 PM we meet at the exit. The others are already there and I see that Tyler with Jonathan look like they went through hell. David told them he sympathized with them and showed all the bags of stuff that I also ended up buying.
Jess ended up buying the same plush otter so we laughed and said that we have twins.
We met Bethany at 'Rose Garden Cafe' which is closer to their house than Sea World.
"Okay, Jess look here," I said and open the lunch box to show the chocolate Shamu's. "It's our dessert and maybe even snack in the car."
She laughs so hard that everyone joined her, in the fun.
"So Em, when do you have your bar exam so you could be a lawyer like me?" David asked.
I wiggle my nose. " The exam is in September, I'm supposed to be studying for it during the summer."
"That's great Em, then I can say that I know two awesome lawyers that will have my back always," Jess said.
"Yeah, and you can become my company partner. We can be a great team working together," David said and I blush.
He basically just said that I will be his business partner and his company will have my last name added to his.


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I am on no ones, but I do think that :
A) What the owners are proposing in context of what the other 3 major leagues get is quite reasonable and
B) The players really have no end game, they are going to lose much more than they can gain by acting the way they have.
C) A linked salary cap is the only answer to ensuring a somewhat fair distribution of cash and talent (parity).
So I'm more pushing the players to bargain off the owners proposal because I think in the short, medium and long term is the best deal for them. It makes me sound pro owner I guess, but all ion all I want a parity driven league where the economics make sense and games start as soon as possible. To me the owners proposal fits the bill better.
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Authorities say those still missing from a boat which sank north of Christmas Island on Tuesday are believed to have gone down with the vessel.
Australian search and rescue personnel successfully rescued 106 people from the water after their boat capsized 120 nautical miles north of Christmas Island.
The search and rescue operation was suspended on Tuesday evening, according to the Australian Maritime Safety Authority (Amsa).
"The suspension follows confirmation from on-scene crews and interviews with survivors, that all survivors have been recovered. HMAS Parramatta is now en route to Christmas Island with survivors on board," Amsa said in a statement.
"Information received from survivors indicates that up to five people remain unaccounted for. After an extensive search of the area for further survivors or bodies, none has been sighted. It is therefore believed any people unaccounted for have gone down with part of the vessel."
It was earlier estimated that 105 people were on board.
Amsa received a request for help from the vessel early on Tuesday morning. Amsa broadcast a call for assistance to shipping in the area. A merchant ship responded.
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After having deciphered the human genome deciphering the molecular networks of the cell, encompassing the myriads of cellular
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With a stay at Hotel Mare Gangnam, you'll be centrally located in Seoul, convenient to Seonjeongneung Royal Tombs and COEX Convention and Exhibition Center. This hotel is within close proximity of Bongeunsa Temple and Kimchi Museum.
Make yourself at home in one of the 34 air-conditioned rooms featuring plasma televisions. Your room comes with a memory foam bed. Computers with complimentary wired and wireless Internet keep you connected, and cable programming is available for entertainment. Private bathrooms with shower/tub combinations feature jetted bathtubs and rainfall showerheads.
Make use of convenient amenities, which include complimentary wireless Internet access and tour/ticket assistance.
Grab a bite from a grocery/convenience store serving guests of Hotel Mare Gangnam.
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Featured amenities include complimentary high-speed (wired) Internet access, express check-in, and express check-out. Free valet parking is available onsite.
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A great blizzard is coming towards me at an incredible pace, and before I could even think to run or find shelter its upon me. I can't see for more than a few feet in either direction, I blunder wildly, completely lost now.
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With a high voter turnout expected, Hardin County residents headed to the voting booths on Tuesday.
An Elizabethtown woman accused of crashing her car into a Kroger store for a second time earlier this year agreed to a plea offer the day her trial was set to start.
June Ann Blocker, 53, testified during a hearing Monday in Hardin Circuit Court that at the time of the crash she was being treated for bipolar disorder with manic behavior, but the medications were not working.
A Louisville man was arrested early Sunday morning and charged with pointing a gun at two individuals inside a Radcliff restaurant after a fight broke out.
Danny T. Rhodes, 41, of Louisville is charged with two counts of first-degree wanton endangerment, a Class D felony punishable by up to five years in prison on each charge.
Following up on an announcement at the last Elizabethtown City Council meeting, members voted unanimously to enter into a memorandum of understanding with Elizabethtown Renaissance Associates for the former Newberry building in downtown Elizabethtown.
An Elizabethtown man has been indicted by a Hardin County grand jury on multiple charges, including kidnapping, after an Oct. 13 incident involving a stolen car and a police stand-off.
President Barack Obama is not on the ballot today, but some would argue his policies are. And that might mean longer lines at Hardin County's polls in what is expected to be a voter turnout of presidential proportions, officials say.
Last month's Alzheimer's Association's Walk to End Alzheimer's raised more than $60,000 at Freeman Lake Park. The event was held Oct. 11.
The money raised by about 500 walkers goes to fund Alzheimer's Association care, support and research programs, according to an organization news release.
Sometimes man's best friend also is man's best medicine.
At least when licking "invisible wounds," according to Maureen O'Brien, an occupational therapist at Ireland Army Community Hospital at Fort Knox.
As Election Day draws near, candidates find there literally are not enough hours in the day to meet voters. After dark Sunday, Alison Lundergan Grimes' campaign was still on the trail holding a rally in Hardin County.
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NEW YORK -- The Grammy Awards are sipping all of Beyonce's lemonade. The pop star is the leader of the 2017 Grammys with nine nominations, including bids for album of the year with "Lemonade," and song and record of the year with "Formation." The singer, who already has 20 Grammys, is also the first artist to earn nominations in the pop, rock, R&B and rap categories in the same year.


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After the recent boost in live free online sports, the trend accelerated Tuesday: CBS said it will stream its TV coverage of Southeastern Conference football games at cbssports.com, starting with Georgia-South Carolina at 3:30 p.m. ET Saturday.
Live sports webcasts have been around for years — in 2001 the NBA became the first U.S. major league to put a game online — and grew as an option for events that couldn't get on TV. Online fare began supplementing lots of TV coverage — offering all-day camera shots of, say, certain golf holes where lots of shots went into the water. When so-called geo-tracking allowed geographic blackouts — based on users' online addresses — then local TV games could be streamed without conflicting with local TV rights, allowing users to see virtually all MLB games online live.
But the acceleration of online sports has been particularly noteworthy in the past month. ESPN, which last season began streaming NBA games, got a new digital deal to stream its MLB games. NBC debuted live online Olympic coverage in the U.S. by streaming 2,200 hours from Beijing. Sunday, NBC debuted the first U.S. live webcast of the Daddy Warbucks of American sports: an NFL game.
Why so much so fast? Since networks don't add to their TV production costs by simulcasting TV coverage online, any user eyeballs picked up online are gravy for their national advertisers — which is why CBS stopped charging users for its online NCAA basketball tournament coverage in favor of a larger online audience.
And networks are being convinced online simulcast won't cannibalize the big bucks tied up in TV, figuring you'll watch online only if you can't get to a TV set, or you'll log on as you watch TV. And, says new Conference Board/TNS research, online viewing is up: About 20% of U.S. Internet households now watch online TV broadcasts — double the 2006 level.
What will online sports become? NBC's Sunday night NFL games add online-only elements, like camera shots not shown on TV. CBS programmer Mike Aresco says CBS' SEC online action, which this season might also include basketball, will be TV simulcasts without enhancements for now. "We're taking it one step at a time," he said.
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Pat Edwards is on the lookout for new talent. As the head of the Office of Fair Trading's (OFT) legal services division, she is all too aware that the independent government body's profile and powers are increasing, and that her team of lawyers needs to expand at a similar rate if it is ever to keep up with the workload.
Pieces of legislation such as the Competition Act 1998 have significantly increased the OFT lawyers' caseload, and with the Enterprise Bill containing, among other things, a criminal offence for cartels due to become law this spring, the OFT has decided to swell its legal ranks later on this year from 27 to 32.
Roughly speaking, OFT lawyers fall into two divisions – the competition experts and consumer champions – although Edwards claims that a crossover between them is entirely feasible. Edwards herself is one of a rare breed as she manages to straddle both hemispheres.
But considering that she has to lead her entire legal team while advising OFT Director General John Vickers and all of his staff across the whole range of the OFT's functions, it comes as no real surprise that she likes to stay so well informed.
Edwards is used to the demands that the Government makes on its lawyers, having spent all of her working life within its legal departments. After reading law at King's College London she was called to the bar in 1967, but made a deliberate decision to steer well clear of private practice.
"I'm not typical of the OFT's lawyers in that I've had no experience of private practice," she emphasises. "My colleagues all come from a diverse range of backgrounds. But I made a conscious decision not to go into private practice. The quality of work is better in the Government Legal Service and you get much greater responsibility."
Edwards' first appointment was to the legal staff of the Criminal Appeal Office in 1965, where she stayed for seven years. In 1972 she became deputy assistant registrar of the Court of Appeal, and following a two-year secondment to the Legal Secretariat to the Law Officers, Edwards completed a 17-year stint at the Home Office as a legal adviser, before taking up her current position at the OFT in February 1996.
Such is the scope of the OFT's remit, she believes there can be no such thing as a typical day. Duties for those working on the competition side of the division can range from obtaining High Court warrants to allow so-called 'dawn raids' on unfair business practitioners to take place, to advising on mergers.
Meanwhile, according to Edwards, lawyers in the consumer branch are required to use the OFT's growing arsenal of statutory powers to best ensure that "trading malpractices cannot flourish".
A slight tinge of regret colours her voice when she says that her present responsibilities to the OFT management board have taken her away from actual lawyering. "I'm personally unable to get involved in the cases we deal with anymore, but I'm always available to give consultation," she says.
Another feature of the forthcoming Enterprise Bill is a raft of Stop Now Orders (a European Commission directive), which sounds rather like a governmental indigestion remedy in that they allow lawyers to obtain "rapid relief against malpractice". Along with other changes, they will pose a brand new set of challenges for the OFT's lawyers.
With its mantra of "making markets work well for consumers", the OFT is officially charged with ensuring that the public has a "genuine and enduring power" in the marketplace. Edwards is proud of the impact the body, which last year had a budget of £50m, has had so far.
One case that gave her "particular pleasure" was when the Restrictive Practices Court put an end to a 30-year-old ban which exempted branded over-the-counter medicines from resale price maintenance. As a result of the OFT's battle for consumer rights, household-name medicines are now priced more competitively, saving the public millions of pounds each year.
"Within hours of that judgment being made, prices were falling by 40 per cent plus," Edwards recalls. "You get to see a very direct result of your work here and that gives us considerable satisfaction."
In March last year, the OFT made its first finding of a breach under the terms of the 1998 Competition Act. It ruled that Napp Pharmaceuticals, a Cambridge-based company, had abused its dominant market position by supplying drugs to cancer patients in the local community at "excessively high prices", while selling the same drug to hospitals at a reduced rate in order to block out its competitors.
Although the Competition Commission Appeal Tribunal agreed that Napp was guilty of the breach, it reduced the fine from £3.21m to £2.2m, but still awarded the OFT its first victory under the new powers.
Edwards is pretty sure that most of the general public will be aware of the fight that her department puts up on its behalf.
For example, many mobile phone users now benefit from an OFT ruling which forced mobile phone companies to reduce their cancellation periods from almost one year to a matter of months.
"We do work in a very high-profile office and you'd be hard put to find a day when there were not several references to the OFT in the news. Some issues are not trumpeted enough, but we think most people are aware of what we do," Edwards says.
Certainly, the business community seems to have wised up quickly to the extent of the OFT's legal reach.
In one recent case, OFT lawyers contacted a company displaying adverts "misleadingly" claiming to offer customers interest-free credit, when in fact there was a liability to pay interest, according to Edwards.
"They changed it very quickly," she recalls.
As the OFT prefers to absorb most of its legal work in-house and sends the majority to the Treasury Solicitors, only a sliver of work is ever farmed out to external agencies, and even then it is usually offered only to independent barristers.
"As a public sector body, quite a lot of the issues we deal with wouldn't occur in private firms," says Edwards. "There may well be a conflict of interests if we did [give work to law firms], although I think they'd be more concerned about that than us."
Given the nature of the OFT's remit and the fact that many of its powers are still relatively new in legislative terms – or are even still in the process of being created – its lawyers are often faced with uncharted legal territory.
As a result, the current job advertisements for the posts in the legal division are for lawyers with the ability to "assimilate quickly new areas of law and apply knowledge in a constructive and innovative way", and Edwards, who says she is "extremely happy" in her job, is confident that the office will find them.
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Rainer Mielke, a German architect, lives in a luxurious, light-filled penthouse atop a Nazi bunker in which his elderly neighbours remember sheltering during the Second World War. A pioneer of the art of converting grim structures into living or working spaces, his work is set to increase as Germany ramps up sales of these above-ground forts, originally designed as air-raid shelters.
There's a catch: nearly all were built with forced labour. And as bunkers become hot property, critics warn people against treating them like any other real estate without acknowledging their past.
"At the beginning, the authorities thought I was a bit daft," said Mr Mielke, who spent six years in the 1990s begging the property office in the northern city of Bremen to let him buy the bunker he now lives in. "They didn't think anyone would really want to live in a bunker," said Mr Mielke, who was eventually allowed to build on top of the bunker in one of Bremen's most chic districts on condition that it could still be used if there were an attack. He was on to something. After early tentative sales efforts, Germany is now stepping up a campaign to sell the structures and has now launched a competition for conversion ideas.
In 2007, Germany decided it was an anachronism to keep up the 2,000 bunkers, built both above and below ground before and during the Second World War and in the Cold War. Some 220 above-ground bunkers were the first to be decommissioned. Blowing up the concrete fortifications, often located in densely populated inner cities, was not an option, and so they began to be sold. In addition to bringing in revenue, it ended the maintenance costs which could reach hundreds of thousands of euros a year for bigger bunkers. Only 50 of the bunkers have been sold so far, according to the Bima Federal Agency for Real Estate.
The first conversions have shown that these huge, windowless boxes with ceilings up to 4m thick can become striking living spaces. "You can plan freely because there are no supporting walls," said Mr Mielke, who converted the whole of his first bunker once it was decommissioned. "But it requires a lot of special knowledge."
Mr Mielke kept his first bunker, filling it with paintings and designer furniture, but seized on the idea of bunker conversion as a hot business proposition. Since then, his architecture studio has converted 13 others. The architect says his first was a bargain, but prices have risen tenfold. Prices, all at auction, have ranged from €100,000 to €400,000, BImA says. Conversion can double their value.
Bima's Gerd Oligschleger has addressed concerns about forced labour by pointing out that much of Germany's infrastructure, from roads to railways, was built by the Nazis in similar conditions.
One of Bremen's bunkers is Germany's largest. "Valentin" is where more than 1,400 prisoners from across Europe died during its construction. This bunker is not for sale, but one section could be rented to defray the maintenance costs, estimated at about €300,000 a year. Critics say that renting part of the building could destroy the sense of its immensity, which in turn conveys the enormity of the Nazis' military aspirations.
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Would all the publicity of Jack Nicklaus' final Open be a distraction?
But he's risen to the challenge, scoring an opening round 68 to wind up in a tie for 2nd with several other golfers.
Apparently the crowds following Nicklaus didn't bother the young Northwestern Alum, a native of Great Britain, who is trying to make the cut at The Open for the first time.
Luke shot 5 birdies with only one bogey to finish with a 4 under 68, two strokes behind the Tiger Woods who is leading the field.
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