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This weekend the 8th Byron Bay International Film Festival ended 10 days of eye opening, thought provoking and inspiring cinema with awards presentations, parties and fascinating panel discussions attended by actor Jack Thompson, world champion surfer Layne Beachly and her husband, Kirk Pengilly of INXS.
On Saturday evening Jack Thompson and his renowned film critic brother, Peter Thompson, attended the Closing Red Carpet Gala Event at the Palace Cinema Byron Bay for the world premiere of award-winning director, Cathy Henkel's impactful film, Rise Of The Eco Warriors. The film is about an international group of young people chosen to take a 100-day challenge to save rainforests and orangutans in a region of Borneo devastated by palm oil production. It received a standing ovation.
At the same time, Layne Beachley, Kirk Pengilly, and free surfer Dave Rastovich joined MC and surf legend Brad Farmer at the world premiere of Burra Jurra at the Byron Community Centre. The film is a documentary about a local surf charity changing the lives of local indigenous kids of which Beachley is a patron and supporter.
The screenings were followed by an after party at the Byron Community Centre that was catered by hatted chef Andy Wheeler of Ellenix restaurant, Lennox Heads. The party was also attended by the Opening Night film's star, American musician Armen Ra, dancing man Tommy Franklin, and many local and international filmmakers, including BAFTA-winner Hattie Dalton. Awards ceremonies took place and dancing carried on until the wee hours.
The 8th Byron Bay international Film Festival awards were announced as follows:
- BBFF Best Film: When My Sorrow Died: The Legend Of Armen Ra & The Theremin (USA), Director, Robert Nazar Arjoyan
- BBFF Best Dramatic Feature: The Deflowering Of Eva Van End (Netherlands), Director, Michiel ten Horn
- BBFF Best Documentary: When My Sorrow Died: The Legend Of Armen Ra & The Theremin (USA), Director, Robert Nazar Arjoyan
- Screenzone International Documentary Prize: Gore Vidal: The United States Of Amnesia (USA), Director Nicholas D. Wrathall
- BBFF Best Surf Film: OUT In The Line-up (Australia), Director Ian W. Thompson
- BBFF Young Australian Filmmaker Of The Year: Director former Tropfest Winner, Genevieve Clay-Smith for The Interviewer (Australia)
- The Echo Best Byron Film: Tied between 2 Degrees (Australia) Director Jeff Canin and Burra Jurra (Australia) Director Juliet Carrington.
- The Byron At Byron Best Environmental Film: Gasland Part II (USA), Oscar-nominated and Emmy-winning Director, Josh Fox.
- Fox Creek Wines Best Short Film: The Audition (USA), Director Michael Haussman
- BBFF Best Music Video: Tales Of Us by Goldfrapp (UK) Director Lisa Gunning
- BBFF Best Cinematography: God's Got His Head In The Clouds (Italy), Director: Gianluca Sodaro
- BBFF Best Experimental Film: Leviathan Ages (UK), Director Jon Yeo
- Greenhouse FX Best Animation: Shave It (Argentina), Director Fernando Maldonado & Jorge Tereso
- BBFF Award for Outstanding Contribution to the Northern Rivers: IMAX pioneer, John Wylie
Opening Night's film, When My Sorrow Died: The Legend Of Armen Ra & The Theremin, took out two of the most coveted awards, Best Film and Best Documentary. Its subject, master theremin player Armen Ra, attending from Los Angeles said, "I was honestly really surprised and grateful and humbled to win these awards. This town has shown us so much love that it's going to be very hard to leave. However, I will return!"
"I think we won these awards because the people of Byron Bay resonated with the message we're trying to get across in their own ways – embracing and celebrating individuality".
Festival Director, J'aimee Skippon-Volke says, "In this year's official selection a theme of inclusivity and moving towards social equality naturally took form. It has almost taken us by surprise how strongly audiences have reacted to this and really embraced it."
She adds, "We feel Best Film, When My Sorrow Died: The Legend Of Armen Ra & The Theremin, really exemplified this in a powerful and universally touching way and we see big things ahead for it."
"Overall, we have had such great, positive feedback about the festival and a really fun vibe at the parties. There's been a lot of dancing. It's terrific to see attendance growing at our regional venues. It just inspires us to make each year better and better."


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Another Kiss
"Is something wrong?" I asked, noticing the sudden change in his demeanor.
"Um no. Well yes, sort of…" he stumbled over the words.
"It's just… those were Elizabeth – my ex-wife's clothes."
"Yeah… well if she's your ex, why do you still keep a box with all her stuff in it? Why didn't she take it?"
He made his way to the divan and slumped down, taking a huge sigh. "Because she never had the chance."
He paused briefly before continuing.
"Elizabeth and I were married for just over a year. I'm not sure why she ever married me in the first place. She detested everything about me.
"Finally one day, she came home and told me she had been having an affair for the last 5 months. She wanted a divorce and she was going out of town with him the next day.
"She packed her suitcase and left. She said she'd get the rest later."
He took another deep breath. "She died the next day in a car accident."
He was pale, I was pale. We both faced each other silently. It wasn't fun anymore, now that I knew the truth about everything. His wife had an affair, and then died. The words kept running over and over in my mind. His life was more serious than I thought. Filled with dark crevices of haunting memories, living in complete, lonely darkness.
I wanted to say something, but it was one of those moments where anything, perfect or not would sound awkward and ridiculous, and anything beyond comfort. He sat there, drifting off, as if I wasn't even there. I stepped back, and looked down at myself, it felt eerie to wear a dead person's clothes.
"Do…do you mind if I go for a second? I need some fresh air," I said, shifiting nervously.
"No, not at all…" he said hopelessly.
"Pierre," I said making my way towards him, "I'm…I…I'll be right back."
I closed the door behind me as I left, my passion drained. Izzy lived on the floor above Pierre's, and I needed her now more than ever.
The hallway leading to Izzy's flat smelled heavily of the peppery drift of marijuana and essential oils. There was a definite ruckus inside the flat, banging loud music pulsing through the walls. I knocked on her door, pounding my fist against the cracking red paint. The music stopped, and footsteps were heard up to the door.
"Marco? Mi bonito, I told you, packages are strictly delivered to Dmitri's house. I don't want no stinking deals here," she hissed throught the door.
"Izzy? What the…"
"Oh, Menina! Uh, um, just….come in. Go, go," she said, opening the door just barely enough for me to squeeze through and pulling me in quickly.
"Who's Marco?"
"Ninguém, nobody," she said, with a shrug. I should know not to ask about Izzy's male aquaintences, but the name Marco has been popping up a lot lately.
"So menina, tell me about your sexy, sexy man."
"That's why I came over here…"
"He's blind. And his wife died. Recently, or something…"
"He's what?!"
"Yeah Iz, It's true," I said, half believing it myself.
"So, are you still going to get together?"
"Izzy, I just found all this stuff out. Its a little hard to comprehend all at once."
"Menina," Izzy said sternly, "You can't possibly date a blind man. It's just unreal. What the foda are you two going to do together? And a wife? He's damaged goods, meu amor."
"Izzy, really…" I pleaded, sinking down into her sofa, and stealing a ciggarette and match from the table.
"Oh no no no, menina. You can't be…" She hissed, pacing across the floor.
"Be what, Izzy? In love?"
"Yes, that!"
"No, I mean, we don't know each other very well, and therefore, I have to be reasonable. I've just started this thing out all wrong." There was a knock on the door, Izzy scampered hastily to the door.
"Isabella, il mio amore," a man's voice chimed through the door.
"Pablo…" she purred. Isabella looked from me to the door and back with a pleading look.
"I'll go, I'll go…" I offered.
The man at the door was let in as I was let out, I barely saw his face as I was pushed back into the hallway. I hesitated as I got to Pierre's door. I knew I had to do this right. I let myself in, and wandered around looking for Pierre.
I finally found him in the bedroom, huddled on the floor in a heap. His face was wet, probably from crying. I kneeled next to him, and held onto his shoulder.
"Pierre," I whispered. He seemed dazed.
"Elizabeth?" He mumbled. I was taken aback, and I shook him lightly.
"Elizabeth, is that you?" He continued, tears falling. I had no idea what to do, he was delirious. He reached out and touched my face, stroking my cheek. My stomach felt like someone had punched it.
"Pierre, its Marguerite," I whispered back to him.
"Yes, I'm right here." He began to sit up, facing me.
"I'm sorry, so, so sorry," he said. I began to wipe the tears off his face. I was terrible at crisis situations, and I didn't know what else to do, so I kissed him.
I pulled back, but Pierre tried lingering a little too long for comfort on that sudden kiss. I helped pull him up and set him on the bed like you would a child who had scraped their knee.
"Stay there," I commanded, leaving the room. I made my way to the kitchen, trying to find the only remedy I knew that could cure anything from a broken heart to getting a hole in your favourite sweater. I started boiling a pot of tea. Drinking the tea didn't matter, but the process of making it was a whole different story.
I poured Pierre a cup, and brought it to him. He didn't say anything, but he held the warm mug in his hands and closed his eyes.
"Elizabeth never made me tea," he said after a moment of silence.
"Tell me about Elizabeth," I requested, sitting next to him on the bed, "Why did you marry her if she hated you?"
"I don't want to talk about her," he said sternly.
"Then what do you want to talk about?" I answered.
"You," he said quietly, "Do you love me?"
I had no way of answering that.
"Pierre…I…erm…" I stammered, trying to conjure up all the honesty I could, "No, I don't love you."
"Oh," he said, almost if the words had punched him.
"But," I said, touching his shoulder, "That could change." He lifted his face towards mine, and his lips parted as if from an immediate shock.
"Marguerite…" He said, reaching out to find my face, which he felt, up and down gently with his fingers, as if he were trying to see my face through them, "I love you."
"Are you sure?" I said, a little taken aback, "We haven't even had a real conversation, you don't know anything about me, and I have no idea who you really are…"
"That could change," he said with a smile. I couldn't help but let out a small laugh in response.
"Pierre," I said, "right now, lets forget all about love, and everything and start over fresh."
"Alright," he said, "starting fresh." He pulled me into a kiss. We were shortly interrupted, when we heard the flat door open and close.
"Its John," Pierre said grumpily.


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Senior officers were repeatedly warned about the danger to the soldiers' safety, but the clothing was never provided. And soldiers were forbidden to wear their special nuclear, biological and chemical warfare (NBC) protective suits instead in case the equipment was damaged.
The documents, some marked "restricted", reveal a catalogue of bad practice and neglect which will severely embarrass ministers, who last week admitted for the first time that pesticide poisoning may have caused Gulf War Syndrome. David Clark, the shadow defence secretary, is to send them to Michael Portillo, the Defence Secretary, and demand an explanation.
About 750 of the 50,000 British troops who served in the war have become ill, complaining of listlessness, depression, nausea, and pain - which some have blamed on organophosphate (OP) pesticides. But the Government has refused to recognise Gulf War Syndrome.
The Government also told the House of Commons Defence Committee that only one OP pesticide, malation, was used in the war - on Iraqi prisoners only. But on Friday Mr Soames admitted that three other OPs were used. The pesticides, often bought locally, were sprayed on tents, rubbish dumps and possibly clothing to kill insects.
The documents were written by Sgt Anthony Worthington, the Environmental Health Adviser to 4 Armoured Brigade. In one he writes: "Throughout the campaign all insecticidal applications for disinfestation either by wettable sprays or fog/mist were applied unprotected."
He adds: "This safety issue was raised on numerous occasions by myself" - at meetings attended by senior officers - "but this shortfall of equipment was not resolved". In another he says: "At no time was personal protective equipment issued to personnel applying insecticides. Furthermore the NBC cell ordered that on no account were NBC suits ... to be utilised for insecticidal spraying since this would undoubtedly lead to degradation of this equipment."
Sgt Worthington also describes OP insecticide containers leaking and soldiers complaining of "headache nausea, tightness of the chest walls, general fatigue". He developed similar symptoms after returning to Britain after the war.
Alerted to the documents yesterday, Labour's Dr Clark said: "I am appalled that the Government would put our fighting men in such danger. Mr Soames must have known that organophosphates were being used in this way, or if not, he should have known." The Defence Ministry declined to comment.
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The Lafayette ballroom
The lobby is a sea of detritus. Waves of papers crest over island-like chunks of debris, while lead pipes and other dilapidated metallic paraphernalia peer timidly from underneath the wreckage like periscopes.
Land is sighted at a flight of stairs. Adorned with embellishments that have long since been reduced to stubs by the Elements, these stairs twist and turn to the second floor, which consists of a narrow hallway. Light pours into the corridor from the collapsed walls, yet the ominous feeling of darkness still pervades in its omnipresent doggedness.
At the end of the corridor lies a pair of double doors, forever sealed. What lies beyond these decaying wooden portals is a ballroom.
This ballroom is many times larger than the lobby. The floor, patterned with black and white tessellations, is strewn with dust and rubble- residue from the premature explosions of shattered livelihoods. The ceiling, vaulted in its aspiration, reaches forlornly to some unknown pinnacle- we are, after all, only on the 2nd floor of an apartment building. Pillars and columns rise up like trees in a forest, with chandeliers hanging precariously between them. On the west side of the room, small windows, surprisingly intact, allow timid light to enter.
Bordering the walls are colourful, albeit faded, tiles of ornate gemstones evoking a very square, two-dimensional pastoral landscape, replete with windmills and blonde-haired peasant girls. The coarse and rustic treatment of these tiles mirrors the existence of the ballroom itself: refinement submerged in a state of primeval, barbaric ruin.
Like a babe in his mother's firm yet fatigued grasp, a piano is tucked away quietly in a corner of the room. It stands like a sedentary stoic, taking it all in. How many storms its weary wooden carvings have weathered! Its soundboard is cracked. Its keys are dismembered. The inner workings are painfully revealed by the gaping hole in its discoloured mahogany inlay. Music has long left its hammers, damper pedals and strings.
The ballroom itself is a place that time has forgotten; or, rather, it is a place where the past remembers. Traces of the room's former glory are littered everywhere, like the remaining particles from a supernova. The numerous wineglasses strewn on the floor insinuate former bacchanalian revelries, while the paper leaflets stuck underneath them indicate that this room was sizeable enough in prestige and in dimensions to host Mrs. Astor's Four Hundred. The stains on the wall suggest a time when the Lapis lazuli ensconced these granite walls and did not need to cling on so desperately. The heavy, unmoving air still holds in it the baited breath from the soiree where Liszt lovingly caressed the piano to sing like it had never before.
All that is gone now. Nevertheless, the West wind still blows. And when the sunlight pierces defiantly through the grimy windows of this secret room, the parquet patterns waltz with the dust and the rubble, moving in patterns as resplendent as the gilded feet that once glided upon this very same surface.


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Apple wine.
Your poison was the most delicious drink
Mankind was to ever behold.
It slipped down my throat so easily,
So sweet, it was, before it killed me.
Like hot chocolate on a snowy day,
Sweet lemonade, in Summer's kitchen,
The smile of the cook, in her vinyard,
Of grapes, my poisoned apples,
Your eyes, as they generously
Doled out this magnificent liquified death,
Completed the concoction.
Your words are my murderers.
I love you.


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We're having a very late spring in Alaska – I had a camping trip this past weekend that had been planned for a couple of months expecting spring temps but it snowed 6" Friday. We went anyway, and I got to use my new BA Q-Core SL for the first time. Temps dipped into the low 20's overnight.
First the good: I have the long/wide (25") version of this pad. It's extremely comfortable. The 3.5" thickness gave me enough room that I could even sleep on my side without my hipbones punching through to the ground, which is a first for me with an air mattress. I didn't experience my typical back spasms and cramps on this pad like I did with my old ones. It's a keeper, and worth the weight penalty for my purposes.
The bad: It does transmit the cold from the ground pretty significantly. I topped it with a Z-Rest since I expected this to occur, but would definitely not have wanted to sleep on it without a CCF topper to up the R value.
@am1982Locale: PacNW
Judging by all the comments on these foums, I think the rule with all these insulated inflatable air mattress pads (I've owned a Synmat 7 and UL 7) require thin CCF pads in order to cut the heat transfer between the air inside the pad and ground when the ground is cold.
Still, the joy of being able to side sleep in the backcountry and wake up refreshed is amazing – worth the extra foam.
@dgpostonLocale: NYC metro
I found too that I got cold in my Big Agnes Insulated Air Core (of 2007 vintage) when the temps dipped down to around freezing. But what about the XTherm? The R value is rated at 5.7! Suitable at least for spring/fall use, methinks.
For me, it's between the XTherm and the Exped SynMatUL. The QCore (UL version) seemed a bit narrow–I guess that's why you have the wide?
@eagleriverdeeLocale: Eagle River, Alaska
Yes, I chose the wide/long version and it is true to spec.
If I were going to winter camp on a regular basis, this wouldn't be my pad of choice, but this was atypical. It at least let me know I can stretch it if I have to.
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the last time I came in a girl's mouth, she went "umm delicious" but I felt she was not worthy of my semen so I karate chopped her in the throat and the next thing I know the spunk sprayed out of her nostrils. This is a muskie blast.
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I was woken up in the morning by my phone. I picked it up with a moan and it instantly put a smile on my face. "Yes, thank you." I replied before putting it down.
Luca looked at me with curious eyes, ""Who was that?" Luca groaned.
"A present," I smiled back, kissing his cheek softly.
"A present?"
"You'll see."
"... Okay." He smiled, though his eyes betrayed his confusion.
"Trust me." I whispered in his ear before swinging out of bed.
"I do, I'm just curious."
"Well, the quicker you get dressed and ready the quicker you find out." I got changed myself as he spoke, slipping on my shoes at the final word.
"Alright, I'll just go have a shower," I nodded and as he moved into the bathroom I moved into Alice's room.
"Come on sweetie," I smiled, nudging her softly. She moaned and her eyes flickered open, "it's time to go, come on, get dressed and I'll make you some toast." She nodded and picked up the dress I had hung on her drawers. I closed her door behind me as I ran downstairs, sticking some toast in the toaster and some water in the kettle. I remembered the curiosity in Luca's eyes and I smiled.
Breakfast went smoothly and we were soon heading to the destination I had planned, "Luca, you may want to call the band and tell them to meet us there." He shot me a curious look but called Rayn anyway. When we got there, the bus was already waiting, "ta daa!" I exclaimed, pointing to the black bus that had a giant phoenix, much like the one on my back painted across it, the words "killing the Phoenix," beneath it. "All your stuff is already inside. I had them transfer it from your old van."
Luca's eyes widened in surprise, "whoa!" he exclaimed turning to me. "Did I tell you I love you?"
"I believe you did," I nodded, inside were two tables surrounded with lush, black leather chairs on either side. In the back was a long, L-shaped couch, just like the others. Their music boomed from speakers that were fitted to the top of the bus and it even came with its own driver.
"Wow," he muttered, looking around in awe. "Thank you!" he hugged me tightly.
"Really, no need," I laughed, hugging him back. Alice seemed to be enjoying it too as she collapsed on one of the chairs. It was as much for me as them, I wasn't going to tour with them, in a van. Just thinking about it made me claustrophobic. He nodded and let go, wandering off to explore the bus. I looked out of the window and saw the band. "Looks like the rest of the band's here."
Luca looked out of the slightly dimmed windows too, running out to hug Rayn. I stood at the bottom of the stairs, leading up to the bus and watched as they all became giddy and started hugging each other and such. Wow, was it that big a deal? "You're welcome." I smiled, folding my arms as I watched them.
"We owe you one, Gemme!" Phil grinned.
"You owe me nothing." I shook my head, "You're too polite, Gemme." Ben whispered in my head and I smiled a little wider.
"Dude, you got us a bus!"
"Well noticed... dude." I laughed, I believe I was actually a dudette but hey, I wasn't about to correct him.
"You can't get us a bus and then say we don't owe you anything..." Damien muttered, looking around the bus with an expression much like Luca's.
"It's fine, really." I shrugged and Rayn hugged me, bounding off the back of the bus where he jumped onto the sofa. I smiled and followed him, sitting cross legged beside him. "Might as well tour in style hmm?" Alice squealed, caught up in the moment with the rest of them.
"This is fucking awesome!"
"It's just a bus..."
"You try sleeping in a transit van with all your gear on the road," Rayn laughed.
"I'd rather not, thank you."
"Exactly," but I remembered what Luca said, once you've slept on the floor of a drug den, you can sleep anywhere.
"Well, shouldn't we be going now? I mean, after you guys have stopped squealing like girls of course." I laughed. Phil flopped on the sofa next to Rayn, Damien following. Luca sat next to me and hugged me, beaming. Alice however was sat quietly at the table, colouring again. To say she wanted to sing like Luca, she was really creative. She always drew everything that happened to her. "I love you too Luca." I smiled as the bus drove off.


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It was a swirling mass of young people, caught up in the pulsing rhythms and cacophony of sound inside the trendy discothèque. Napoleon looked out over the sea of bleached blondes in search of a head of naturally blond hair; that of his partner.
Illya was lurking in the corner of the noisy establishment, cursing beneath his breath at the bad luck that had brought him here. The interrogation of Henry Jones had gone badly. Very badly. Instead of the disclosures hoped for by the Russian agent, Jones had instead refused to talk and then, without warning or time to intervene, had bitten down on a hidden cyanide cap in his left lower molar.
Jones was history before medical could be summoned, his writhing transformed into a still and very dead villain. Kuryakin had cursed then as well. Whatever Jones had been hiding from the UNCLE agents was lost forever; whatever nefarious plan Henry Jones had envisioned, perhaps left undone, would remain a mystery.
The only good news in this was that Jones had been unable to unleash the second phase, something that did little to solve Illya's current problem. With Henry Jones gone, Napoleon had immediately set out to try and catch the only apprentice to the man's madness, and here was apparently where she was said to be most nights.
Napoleon heard his partner's voice coming through the small earpiece, recognized the ire even in the noisy disco.
"Just hang in there, Illya. I have it on good information that Carla Daily will be here any time."
A roll of the blue eyes was not difficult to imagine.
"Any time? That could mean, quite literally, any time. I hope we aren't looking at an entire evening in this … establishment.''
Napoleon understood Illya's disappointment in losing Henry Jones. That cyanide was bad business, and still in use by THRUSH. It was a shock to see it in action.
"Hang in there, tovarisch. If we can take her in for questioning, we still might get that second phase you're convinced was in the planning. In fact… wait, I see her. Commence operation Carla."
Both men closed their communicators and zeroed in on yet another bleached blonde, this one a dangerous THRUSH operative whose information about Jones' operation might be the answer to halting any more explosive encounters.
Before Napoleon could reach the woman, another man came out of the shadows. Illya saw him point a weapon just as Carla Daily turned to look into the stranger's eyes. It didn't faze him, or stop him from shooting the blonde, striking her down with one bullet.
Illya was rushing between screaming patrons as Napoleon sprinted after the gunman. At the door were two more UNCLE agents, ready for action as they brought down the man who had killed the only person who could solve this riddle.
Carla was left to the care of the management as Napoleon and Illya both headed towards the trio of men now outside of the discothèque. Napoleon had not been able to see the assassin's face inside, and as he approached there was a shocking recognition. A memory of riding in a jeep over rough terrain while explosions rocked the night took the agent back to his time in Korea. Seated next to him in that jeep was a fellow officer, a man known for his abrupt manner and lack of humor.
"Jake Spencer. You work for THRUSH?"
Napoleon was shocked, although the image he had of the brusque young man from Montana was cold and ruthless. The face that turned to him now was emotionless, his words clipped.
"I don't know what you're talking about, Solo. I just needed to take care of some personal business.'
Spencer looked warily at his former brother in arms.
"You a cop?"
Napoleon shook his head, disbelief now evident. Illya watched this, wondered but didn't ask how the two men knew each other.
"Why did you shoot her, Jake? Why Carla?"
Jake Spencer looked around at the four men surrounding him, heard the sirens as they screamed their approach. Why?
"She cheated. I got even."
Illya bit back another curse.
"Are you saying that this was a matter of… a love affair?"
Spencer looked from one to the other of the four men in front of him. How had he gotten himself into this mess? Why had he cared so much for that woman, anyway? She was…
"Yes. We … she cheated on me. With some squirrel of a guy named…"
"Henry Jones."
Illya and Napoleon spoke the name simultaneously, causing Jake to stop in mid sentence, his wary expression not yet relaxed.
"She was not cheating, she was merely in business with the man. You have made an error, a very serious one."
Napoleon winced at the finality of Illya's statement. This man was someone the older agent knew, had at one time trusted in the day to day drama that had been Korea. How could this be salvaged without degrading the principles of the U.N.C.L.E.?
"Jake, this woman, Carla Daily, was a known agent for a criminal organization. We were here to try and take her in to our headquarters for questioning. She has, we believe, been part of a plot to achieve some very great damage through violent means; we just don't know how."
Illya could see where this was going. Although not partnered for a very long time, he had learned to read Napoleon Solo, and this was spelling out some type of mercy for Jake Spencer. He would learn why later.
"I suggest we take this conversation back to headquarters. Perhaps Mr. Spencer can shed some light on Miss Daily's activities."
That last was said with a smirk unique to the Russian. He had planned on solving this mystery, and now all he had was a jilted lover who seemed to possess a history with Napoleon.
The orchestrated chaos of the discothèque faded behind the men as they headed towards their cars, and hopefully some answers.


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Item boxes are a crate type of box which will randomly spawn an item from Civilian to Military Standards, depending on the place you found it. So far, there are three types ("tiers") of item boxes. As with any time guns spawn (as of writing this), they do spawn with random amounts of ammo.
Item boxes can be found in mostly 4 locations/tiers: Whitestone Mountain (North of Rocky Ford) (tier 1, crappy civilian loot)
Hidden Forest (South of Airport) (tier 2, mixed civilian loot and guns)
West Boulder Meteorological Station, Airport, Camp Splinter, Boulder City (tier 3, sweet military loot)
Clearview, police station (4 item box in policestation)
It is not recommended to hop for tier one item boxes. Tier two hopping is viable, but not recommended. I recommend farming/hopping tier 3 item boxes (West Boulder Meteorological Station, Airport, Camp Splinter, Boulder City, Clearview). Tier 3 item boxes can spawn these items (and maybe more, but these are the ones I have found):


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By DAN KARELL
In the span of 90 seconds in first-half stoppage time, the Vancouver Whitecaps turned the game completely on it's head.
Trailing by a goal, Whitecaps defender Jordan Harvey followed up a miss by Camilo Sanvezzo with a low finish from the top of the box. Soon after, Camilo was given another opportunity on goal, this time finishing after dribbling past Chivas USA defender Mario De Luna to give the Whitecaps a shock lead heading into the break.
Camilo added his second and the team's third in the 81st minute, finishing inside the box on a shot that was deflected along the way, giving the Whitecaps a deserved 3-1 victory over Chivas USA at BC Place in Vancouver, British Columbia. The Brazilian midfielder has scored now five goals in his last three MLS matches, and has jumped in to fourth place in the goal charts with eight this season.
Tristan Bowen gave Chivas and new manager Jose Luis Real a perfect start to the game in the 7th minute with a majestic looping strike past Whitecaps goalkeeper Brad Knighton to take an early lead.
It was Camilo and fan-favorite Russell Teibert though who came to the rescue of the Whitecaps, as the two assisted on Harvey's goal and then Teibert's strong play in midfield provided the assist on Camilo's first of the match.
Harvey, the first goal scorer, provided the pass for Camilo to score that put the match away nine minutes from time, dooming Chivas USA to their sixth loss in a row, and extending their winless streak to nine MLS matches.
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Big fan of Camilo. I can see him moving onto a better league and producing at the same rate.
Some impressions from attending the game last night:
• Chivas actually looked decent the first 35 minutes; maybe the Whitecaps were just uninspired, but credit to them, they looked organized and didn't play poorly.
• Obviously giving up two stoppage time goals before the half was devastating.
• Kenny Miller had a strong game. He worked hard, popped up everywhere, and stretched the Chivas defenders or pulled them out of position with his off-the-ball runs.
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How do you celebrate 40 years of "Star Wars" in 90 minutes?
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"We are delighted to have Dr. Sandborn's leadership this year to help generate new revenue, and spread the word about Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis." said Executive Director, Carly Bazzett. "We need leaders in the community of San Diego to help raise much needed funds and awareness for these diseases that are often overlooked."
Known collectively as inflammatory bowel diseases (IBD), Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis affects 1 in 200 people. They are painful, medically incurable diseases that attack the digestive system. Crohn's disease may attack anywhere along the digestive track, while ulcerative colitis inflames only the large intestine (colon). Symptoms may include abdominal pain, persistent diarrhea, rectal bleeding, fever and weight loss. Many patients require numerous hospitalizations and surgery. Most people develop the diseases between the ages of 15 and 35; however the incidence is increasing in children.
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When you stay at Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites San Angelo in San Angelo, you'll be in a shopping district and convenient to Angelo State University and Angelo State University Planetarium. This hotel is within close proximity of The International Water Lily Garden and San Angelo High School Stadium.
Make yourself at home in one of the 68 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and flat-screen televisions. Your bed comes with down comforters, and all rooms are furnished with sofa beds. Complimentary wired and wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming provides entertainment. Private bathrooms with showers feature designer toiletries and hair dryers.
Take advantage of recreation opportunities including an outdoor pool and a 24-hour fitness center.
A complimentary buffet breakfast is included.
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Featured amenities include complimentary high-speed (wired) Internet access, a 24-hour business center, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. Planning an event in San Angelo? This hotel has 700 square feet (65 square meters) of space consisting of conference space and a meeting room. Free self parking is available onsite.
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- Number of floors - 3
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- Conference space size (meters) - 65
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3955 Walden Shores Road, Deephaven, MN 55391
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Home on one of Deephaven's great lots. Original home expanded w/new 2nd story/updated kitchen. Generous living/dining rm great for entertaining. Casual family space on both main & LL. Gracious patios, fire pit, balcony & screened porch take advantage of views of sweeping lawn. Ensuite master enjoys views of trees through palladian windows. Upper level office could be converted to 4th bedroom. Clear winter view to Carson's Bay. Tenant in common lakeshore w/slip possibility. Deephaven Elementary.
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Property Details for 3955 Walden Shores Road, Deephaven, MN 55391
Bedrooms: 3
Bathrooms: 3 Full | 1 Three-Qtr
Lot Size: 1.34 Acres
Lot Dimensions: 248x162x222x256
Year Built: 1957
Garage Dimensions: 2 car
Garage: Attached Garage, Driveway - Asphalt, Garage Door Opener
Style: (SF) Two Stories
Water: City Water - In Street
Sewer: City Sewer/Connected
Square Feet: 4092
Above Ground Sq Ft: 3010
Below Ground Sq Ft: 1082 (approx)
Room Information for 3955 Walden Shores Road, Deephaven, MN 55391
Main Floor
Living Room: 34x14
Dining Room: 18x11
Kitchen: 18x10
Bedroom 3: 14x11
Informal Dining Room: 15x11
Office: 20x11
Den: 15x14
Porch: 18x12
Lower Floor
Family Room: 22x16
Laundry: 10x9
Utility Room: 14x13
Upper Floor
Bedroom 1: 21x17
Bedroom 2: 12x12
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Tax Year: 2017
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Ten months after it was unveiled by Scottish Opera, David McVicar's Traviata has travelled south. The director has recreated his production for Welsh National Opera with an entirely new cast, but with the same concern for detail that was so admired in Glasgow.
A Tissot painting reproduced on the cover of the programme suggests a gentle updating – from the midpoint of the 19th century, when Verdi composed the score, to the last quarter. It is a world sumptuously evoked in Tanya McCallin's sets, which use Violetta's gravestone as their floor as if the whole action is seen in retrospect through Alfredo's eyes. Yet that idea isn't pushed at all; instead, McVicar's production makes its points by carefully delineating every thread in the dramatic texture, drawing out believable relationships between subsidiary characters – whether at Violetta's party in the first scene, or around her deathbed in the last.
Dramatically, though, it's a bit low key. What's lacking is the over-arching thrust the music should provide, but that fails to materialise in Andrea Licata's bland conducting. He does mournful quite well, it seems, but it's his only mode. Unfortunately, the trio of principals follow his lead: all produce beautifully credible performances visually, but not even Myrtò Papatanasiu's slim, intense Violetta is encouraged to dig deeply into her vocal resources to make a memorable impression. Alfie Boe's gauche, lost Alfredo seems under strain, and Dario Solari's Germont too often sounds routine. Musically, the production deserves a little better.


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On the same day when the new season was announced, the website of the Met was updated. So you can check all the details online.
Among others, a video presentation of the new production of Faust. A laboratory, the atomic bomb, World War... yes, still talking about Gounod's masterpiece. Click on the first photo below to see and listen to what the director, Des McAnuff, has to say about his vision. And on the second photo to browse the online brochure. Faust is at page 14.


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New corner names for Singapore Grand Prix circuit Race fans have their say in special competition 20 March 2009, Singapore -- Three of the corners on the Marina Bay street circuit which will host the 2009 FORMULA 1 SingTel Singapore Grand...
New corner names for Singapore Grand Prix circuit
Race fans have their say in special competition
20 March 2009, Singapore -- Three of the corners on the Marina Bay street circuit which will host the 2009 FORMULA 1 SingTel Singapore Grand Prix, now sport new names, following a competition created in conjunction with the Singapore newspaper, Today.
In response to the 'It's Your Turn' contest, close to 1,800 names were submitted for the corners formerly known as Turn 1, Turn 7 and Turn 10. While Today is a national newspaper, entries were received from as far afield as Spain, the United Kingdom, Brazil and Canada.
The panel of judges took into account names that were punchy, have a strong local connection and are easy to pronounce. Getting to the eventual winners was a tough task, but in the end, Arthur Lim, a greetings card designer, won the top prize which consists of two grandstand tickets, a pit lane walkabout and a trackside hotel room during the 2009 FORMULA 1 SingTel Singapore Grand Prix, from September 25 to 27.
Mr. Lim's winning submission will rename Turn 1, the crucial first corner of the lap, "Sheares" in relation to the Benjamin Sheares Bridge which towers over the track at that point, and the fact that it "also suggests speed and smoothness."
Both the bridge and the corner take their name from Singapore's second President, who led the development of the island state from 1971 until his death in 1981. The submission beat off many who advocated a link with the winner of the inaugural Singapore Grand Prix, Fernando Alonso. This time he will have to be content with second place.
Turn 7, which was the scene of some of the most spectacular overtaking moves during the 2008 race, will now be known as "Memorial", due to its proximity to the imposing monument honouring civilian World War II victims. The 61 metre-tall memorial is composed of four columns representing four races, joined at the base to symbolise unity.
Turn 10 with its triple apex, last year claimed Kimi Raikkonen and Giancarlo Fisichella among its victims. It will now be named after Singapore's most famous cocktail, the "Singapore Sling". The drink is said to have been invented by Ngiam Tong Boon at the Long Bar in the nearby Raffles Hotel. The cocktail or sling is made up from a mix of gin, cherry brandy and Benedictine.
"Just like any icon, the corner has to be treated with respect" says Colin Syn, deputy chairman of the Singapore GP and part of the jury. "Drivers have to be careful here, but it can serve as a slingshot if they tackle it well. I guess after the exploits of some drivers last year, there could be jokes about a Wallbanger, but we chose to name the turn after the Singapore Sling because it is known internationally and fans everywhere can relate to it instantly".
Singapore Grand Prix Photo Competition Extended To End April 2009
Avid photographers who attended the 2008 FORMULA 1 Singtel Singapore Grand Prix will now have another month to take part in the Singapore Grand Prix Photo Competition. Originally slated to end on 20 March, it is now being extended to 30 April.
"The Singapore Grand Prix Photo Competition provides an ideal platform for spectators to showcase their finest photos taken during 2008 FORMULA 1TM Singtel Singapore Grand Prix. We have been very impressed by the photos submitted so far, which display the exhilarating and unforgettable experiences spectators enjoyed at the race last year. We hope the extension will encourage more photographers to share the spectacular moments they captured on camera," said Mr Chang Chee Pey, Director, Brand Management, Singapore Tourism Board.
Photos with accompanying captions can be submitted online at www.visitsingapore.com/mysgp where entries will be jointly assessed by the STB and Singapore GP. The winner will be awarded a pair of tickets to the exclusive Formula One Paddock ClubTM while the first runner-up will win a pair of Pit Grandstand tickets for the 2009 FORMULA 1 SingTel Singapore Grand Prix. The next seven winners will be presented with the second runner-up prize of a pair of three-day passes to the Padang Grandstand each. In total, nine pairs of 2009 FORMULA 1TM SingTel Singapore Grand Prix tickets will be given away.
Shortlisted photos will be featured online and may be used in marketing collateral by the STB and Singapore GP. Winners will be announced on www.visitsingapore.com/mysgp on 25 May 2009.
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Elephant Seal Workshop a Success
Our friend Jason Bradley reports that his elephant seal photography workshop near San Simeon last month was a success with great weather, beautiful sunsets and good company. Check out some of the photos below and go to this link for many more. Jason will be leading another workshop in January of 2013 so if you want to join in on the fun, contact him.


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| chelle db chapter 1 . 4/9/2007
Oh wow! How long and beautiful! I must say I was a bit sad that Jack was killed but it was nice to see that Sam didn't just move on quickly and quietly and that Teal'c was so sweet. Good to read something with Jonas in it too. I loved it although it did take me a long time to read it between posting in GW and chatting on msn and YIm and the phone! But hey...I'm a woman and can multi task like a pro!
Thank you for that lovely fic. I really enjoyed it.
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