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South Park: The Stick Of Truth Has Gone Gold – New Gameplay Trailer
Take a deep breath but this is actually happening. South Park: The Stick Of Truth, a game that has changed developers and seen an endless amount of delays has finally turned gold. Developers Ubisoft, who were able to undertake the project once THQ went under, finished the project last week. Whilst this hasn't quite undergone the same treatment as the 'will they – won't they?' Half Life 3 fiasco, many believed the new South Park game would never see the light of day. South Park fanatics can rest a little easier now.
Whether the new South Park game will be any good is another question. Don't get me wrong, with Matt Stone and Trey Parker writing the script for the game I expect many people to either be in hysterics or mortified at it's shocking and controversial sense of humour. If we're luck we'll get both. My mind however, does cast back to a certain South Park game that made it's way to the N64 and Playstation 1. In short it was shocking for all the wrong reasons. Dull repetitive gameplay and half juvenile humour ruined what should have been an off the wall gaming experience. With Ubisoft at the helm, who have a rather impressive roster of games over the last few years including Rayman, Farcry 3 and Assassin's Creed: Black Flag, South Park should be in good hands. South Park: Stick of Truth is out March 7th 2014.
Below is the new gameplay trailer and it's fair to say the Ubisoft have captured the 2D cartoon style of the series. WARNING – RPG FANS MAY EASILY BE OFFENDED.


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Predictors of Leisure-time Physical Activity Among African American Women
Abstract:Objectives: To examine the extent to which social support and self-efficacy were related to the duration of leisure-time physical activity in a sample of African American women. Methods: Two hundred forty African American women completed a 45-item questionnaire at community health centers and churches. Results: Mean weekly physical activity was found to be 88 minutes. Self-efficacy (P≤0.01) and frequency of social support from friends (P≤0.01) were found to be significant predictors for physical activity and accounted for 23.7% of the variance. Conclusions: Physical activity interventions for Black women must build on the constructs of self-efficacy and friends' social support.
Keywords: Black; exercise; minority; self-efficacy; social support
Document Type: Research Article
DOI: https://doi.org/10.5993/AJHB.29.4.7
Affiliations: 1: Health Promotion and Education, University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, OH 2: West Sacramento, CA 3: Public Health Education, School of HPER, University of Nebraska at Omaha, Omaha, NE
Publication date: 2005-07-01
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I am Arnold and I like to eat little baby men like you for breakfast. I love the way people frail as I push them down the stairs and the crunching noises are so cute... in a manly way I'm not gay or anything! If you say I am I will eat you and push your mother down the stairs! I laugh at Rocky Balboa because I could tair him in half and then eat the two halfs. I also love forcing children to do each other then eating them afterwards. If you call me fat I will rape and eat you.
After Google Translator:
I Arnold, I like how kids who eat breakfast. I like the way poor people like me, you push down the ground is so beautiful ... Stairs man the way I'm not gay or anything! If you think me, I push you eat, your mother down the stairs! Rocky Balboa I laugh, because I can do half, then in the semi-Come and eat. I am also dedicated to children, they eat each other then. If you call me I will eat the fat and rape.
Josef Fritzl is Arnold's second best friend and a hero to Austria. Arnold and Josef like to rape Elisabeth and then throw the babies down the stairs then eat the dead babies. One time Danny Devito came along too and they almost threw him because he is small like a baby.
After Google Translator:
J. Arnold Fritzl and his friend and hero in Austria. Arnold Joseph and Elizabeth, like rape, then down the stairs, then threw baby. Danny DeVito came after, and almost turned it off because it's such a little doll.
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Austria, Arnold Joseph Arnold Joseph and Elizabeth, his wife raped Fricl best. Digital can also destroy. And Vitrolles Danny - when I was a child.
Arnold Muscle Arnold now has the horn! You must touch it for luck!
After Google Translator:
Arnold Arnold muscular horn now! You have to touch it for luck!
Arnold Muscle Arnold and his friends Heavy Weapons Guy and Danny Devito are going to kill every old lady in the world then they will rape eachothers mothers and make them pregnent and the will then push them down the stairs.
After Google Translator:
Muscle, Arnold, Arnold and his friends are heavy weapons guy and Danny DeVito is all the old houses around the world, including rape and kill each others pregnent mother and pulls her down the stairs.
Hi this is Gabe Newell and welcome to Half-Life 2: Episode Three after 10,000 years in development hopefully it would have been worth the weight
After Google Translator:
Three years later, 10,000 episodes in the development of hope that the weight value: Hello, Welcome to Gabe Newell of Half-Life 2
I Arnold Arnold Will kill all weak little baby men, and then I will eat their children and push their mothers down the stairs. I am now very hard! Touch it now! Do it!
After Google Translator:
Arnold, Arnold, I am a poor man press all the babies were down the stairs and kill the mother and the children and eating. Hard now! But touch! What is it?
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At the start of this aggressively debunking volume, Gordon Corrigan sets up a series of Aunt Sallies. Britain entered the Second World War to defeat dictatorship and defend the rights of man. The Germans had more tanks during the Battle of France and more aircraft during the Battle of Britain. After initial setbacks, British leadership was well-nigh impeccable. "There is no God but Churchill, and Montgomery is his prophet."
Such claims are easy to knock down. The war was not a moral crusade; it was fought to protect British interests. The Blitzkrieg succeeded thanks to brilliant tactics rather than weight of metal, and the legend that the Few were assailed by the many has long been exploded. Finally, from the Norwegian fiasco to the disaster at Arnhem, the blunders of ministers and generals were legion.
Thus Corrigan establishes himself as a hatchet man before trying to demolish more problematic "myths of Churchill's War". However, his allegations are seldom original and sometimes spurious.
Corrigan follows other revisionists such as John Charmley and David Irving, who feature in his bibliography to the exclusion of authorities such as Zara Steiner, Richard Overy and David Reynolds. And his tone, occasionally sneering, often patronising and always cocksure, is particularly tiresome in someone so prone to error. He makes the elementary mistake of asserting, for example, that a Russian declaration of war against Japan "never came".
Corrigan's first charge is that Churchill bore as much guilt as appeasers for Britain's military unreadiness in 1939 because he had supported the so-called "Ten Year Rule", whereby governments estimated that there would be no major war within a decade. The indictment is unsound. Britain spent as much as any other state on armed services throughout the 1920s, which were years of hope.
Subsequently, as Churchill argued in opposition, the need for rearmament became acute. But it was not because he had lost office that Churchill underwent "a conversion that makes the Black Death seem like a minor outbreak of the sniffles". It was because Japan had invaded Manchuria and the Nazis had risen to power.
Of course, Churchill got things wrong during the 1930s, and Corrigan could have made a better case against him than he does. His rearmament campaign was flawed and inconsistent. By himself he might have built an armada of obsolete bombers. He was a late convert to radar. He neglected the needs of the navy and, even more, the army. Although he could claim its authorship, he possessed little comprehension of the tank. Yet Churchill had a far shrewder understanding of Hitler and how to vanquish him than Chamberlain, whom Corrigan champions. In 1940, as even his detractors admit, Churchill was "the essential man".
A number of Corrigan's strictures on Churchill as war leader are true but few are new. He remained a rogue elephant, a spiritual subaltern of hussars who craved to grapple with the enemy in person. He had tunnel vision yet was easily distracted by adventures. He drove subordinates like General Brooke frantic by late-night monologues and pertinacious interference. Yet he inspired the nation, galvanised the war effort and, unlike Hitler, he never pursued a course that would lead to defeat.
Corrigan's aversion to Montgomery, whom he dubs "the Messiah", is more understandable. Indeed, Churchill sometimes expressed his own distaste. Of Monty's vainglorious habit of inviting defeated German generals to dine, the Prime Minister remarked: "No worse fate could befall an enemy officer."
However, Corrigan's criticisms of Montgomery's arrogance, rudeness, dishonesty, and so on, are standard stuff. And his attack on Monty as a commander, which echoes that of the American top brass, notably Patton, is sometimes unfair. Corrigan does not give Montgomery proper credit for his strategy after D-Day, which concentrated the bulk of German forces in front of Caen and enabled Omar Bradley to execute his successful "right hook".
Corrigan was once a regular officer in the Gurkha Rifles, and when writing straight military history he does a fair job. But he can't resist the temptation to iconoclasm and his book smacks of a mess polemic, with bread rolls for premiers and pepper-pots for generals.
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The Russian aircraft carrier fleet has abandoned its flight training mission and moved into the North Sea, the UK Ministry of Defence has confirmed.
The eight-strong flotilla, led by the Admiral Kuzentsov, is been tracked by the HMS Richmond and several NATO vessels. The Russian media has dubbed the mission 'Operation Sea Fist'.
A spokesman said: "It is pretty unambiguous that they have set a course to pass through the Dover Strait."
Vladimir Putin has already tried to divide the Royal Navy's efforts to track his fleet by recalling two corvettes from the Mediterranean forcing the HMS Dragon to head south from Portsmouth to intercept.
It is understood there is also a Dutch submarine operating south of the English Channel.
A Norwegian navy frigate has also been following the Russian flotilla, which is being kept under close watch by a P-3 Orion.
Two further British warships are currently steaming up the east coast to intercept the Russian fleet after the Kremlin boasted they are "seizing control" of the Mediterranean.
Type-45 destroyer HMS Duncan - the world's most advanced air-defence destroyer - sailed from Portsmouth last night to join frigate HMS Richmond, which has intercepted the Kuznetsov task group of eight ships.
The HMS Richmond has taken up station a few hundreds yards from the task force. It will remain as an escort while the Russians remain in an area of UK national interest.
In a sign of the escalating tensions with Russia, UK Defence Secretary Michael Fallon today warned Moscow: "When these ships near our waters we will man-mark them every step of the way. We will be watching as part of our steadfast commitment to keep Britain safe."
According to the Ministry of Defence: "Shadowing ships is regular business for the UK Royal Navy, supported on this occasion by Royal Air Force surveillance aircraft.
"They will continue to escort the Russian Task Group and provide a visible presence south through the North Sea and English Channel as the ships conduct their passage and carries out flying operations."
The UK is working alongside NATO partners to monitor the warships passing the UK this week.
It marks a further breakdown of relations between the two countries after after Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson became embroiled in a row with the Russian embassy last week.
Johnson called on people to demonstrate outside Russia's London embassy last week in protest against Russia's bombing campaign in the Syrian city of Aleppo.
But Moscow responded by branding his call for protests "shameful" and accused him of "Russophobic hysteria".
Britain's mobilisation of the aircraft carrier fleet off the coast of Scotland is the latest in an increasing presence of international naval assets in the area.
After completing training it is understood the aircraft carrier fleet will head to an anchorage on the Moray Firth where it will be refuelled before continuing to the Mediterranean.
Naval assets from Norway, Sweden, Finland and the Netherlands are all believed to be on standby.
As well as the Royal Navy, the Royal Norwegian Navy, Finnish Navy and Royal Netherlands Navy have vessels surrounding the North Sea.
NATO aircraft are also patrolling the area, with tanker aircraft on station ready to refuel any fighter jets tasked with observing the Russian fleet.
Russian military expert Alexander Khrolenko said: "While the North Atlantic bloc is stalling in the sands of the Middle East, the Russian Navy seizes control over the Atlantic, not to mention the Mediterranean and Black Seas."
He added: "They [NATO] have no equal in the Mediterranean."
In addition the RAF Quick Reaction Alert squadrons in RAF Lossiemouth in north east Scotland and RAF Coningsby in Lincolnshire have been ordered to remain on standby in case they need to intercept any Russian jets straying into UK air space.
The Admiral Kuznetsov is protected by a battle cruiser and a pair of large anti-submarine ships.
It is also protected from below the surface by an attack submarine.
The Kuznetsov has undergone an extensive refit since its last deployment to the Mediterranean in 2014 when it had to be followed by several tugs in case its steam turbine engines packed up.
Earlier this week the Norwegian navy followed the heavily-armed fleet as it sailed south from Severomorsk, near Murmansk in the Barents Sea.
According to the Ministry of Defence, the Russian fleet is being kept under close observation by the Royal Navy and the RAF.
A source told MailOnline: "The Admiral Kuznetsov is currently conducting flight operations off the east coast of the Orkneys.
"The pilots need to be certified for carrier take-offs and landings at day and night before it takes up station in the Mediterranean.
"They are free to do this in international waters, but once they are in the English Channel, the aircraft will be grounded."
The MOD confirmed the Royal Navy would shadow the carrier and its fleet while it remains in the UK's area of interest.
Also, RAF Typhoons and Tornadoes are on red alert at airbases in Lossiemouth in North East Scotland and Coningsby in Lincolnshire in case any Russian jets stray into UK airspace
The fleet could possibly route around Ireland's west coast to avoid the English Channel, although there is far greater shelter avoiding the Atlantic Ocean.
However, after going through the Bay of Biscay and down the Portuguese coast, the fleet will pass through the nine mile wide Gibraltar straits before reaching its area of operation.
It is understood the fleet will resupply before continuing to the Mediterranean.
The Admiral Kuznetsov is the Russian flagship and the country's only aircraft carrier.
The French already have the Charles De Gaulle operating in the eastern Mediterranean.
Major Elisabeth Eikeland, spokeswoman for the Norwegian Army's National Joint Headquarters said: "We have been informed that they are en route to the Mediterranean.
It's not every day that so many ships sail together off Norway."
According to the Russian Ministry of Defence, the aircraft carrier taskforce departed on Saturday to the Mediterranean.
A spokesman said: "The group consists of the aircraft-carrying heavy cruiser Admiral Kuznetsov, the Pyotr Velikiy battlecruiser, large anti-submarine ships Severomorsk and Vice-Admiral Kulakov and support vessels."
The Russian MOD claimed: "Special focus will be made on safeguarding security of maritime traffic and other types of maritime economic activity of Russia and also on responding to the new kinds of modern threats such as piracy and international terrorism."
The Admiral Kuznetsov had previously operated in the Mediterranean early in 2014.
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Vladimir Putin is readying for war, warns one of his former Russian KGB comrades.
Former Soviet secret services boss Gennady Gudkov told MailOnline said: "If anyone still does not understand which direction the situation in Russia is heading, I can tell you. The country is being prepared for a military conflict."
Colonel Gudkov, 60, said: "There are lots of signs of militarisation in Russia.
"A bloated military and defence budget, quick rearmament of the army, almost monthly army exercises and tests of the newest samples of dreadful hardware."
Gudkov said Putin is working behind the scenes in readiness for conflict, adding: "There are active renovations in bomb proof shelters, purchase of gas masks and defence kits for civilians, along with a massive mobilisation in many places.
"Military (naval) activities in the Middle East, in the Black and Mediterranean seas, plans to resume and enhance military bases aboard.
"Growing military propaganda, spy madness and the search for internal enemies - all are typical of a pre-war situation.
"Laws have been adopted that allow the use of military force abroad, and hide information about losses."
Comparing the mood to the Stalin era ahead of the Second World War which initially saw the USSR in a pact with Hitler before ensuring his eastern flank defeat, he warned: "The country went through the same things in the 1930s.
"And the results are known, too."
Gudkov, an MP until he was forced out by the Kremlin in 2012, claims that last month's parliamentary elections, comfortably won by former KGB spy Putin's allies against a weak and emasculated opposition, signalled a transition in Moscow.
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The holidays wouldn't be complete without eggnog, right? It's kind of a staple of the season! Today, we're sharing a delicious eggnog virgin drink that is just perfect for the kids (and non-drinking adults!) at your holiday parties! Did you know that, according to one theory about the origins of the drink, once upon a time, only aristocrats used to drink eggnog because the … [Read more...]
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Looking for a fun holiday after-school or party treat for the kids? Check out this easy & cute Christmas tree shape brownie recipe! Ti's the season to be jolly and bake, right? At least, for my daughter and me! We usually tackle our baking activity on Saturday afternoon and the boys (a.k.a my husband and son) are always eager to test our creations! As usual, we split the … [Read more...]
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Commodity currencies off to a shaky start on China worry
By Ian Chua
SYDNEY (Reuters) - Commodity currencies slipped on Monday in the wake of disappointing Chinese data and were notable movers in a 'risk off' start to a week packed with crucial economic news.
An official survey on Sunday showed activity in China's manufacturing sector unexpectedly contracted in October for a third month, fuelling fears the economy may still be losing momentum despite a raft of stimulus measures.
The Australian dollar slid as far as $0.7105 AUD=D4, from around $0.7138 late in New York on Friday, while its New Zealand peer dipped to $0.6732 NZD=D4, turning around from Friday's peak near 68 U.S. cents.
In contrast, the dollar was little changed against the yen at 120.47 JPY=, while the euro was a tad firmer at 132.91 EURJPY=R. Against the dollar, the common currency was bid at $1.1036 EUR=, maintaining last week's momentum when it bounced off a 2-1/2 month trough of $1.0896.
Following the early market move, traders will now wait for a private survey on China's manufacturing activity due at 0145 GMT, before turning their attention to U.S. data and the all important payrolls report on Friday. ECONUS
"The China Caixin PMI will drive the AUD and NZD during the Asian session. However, this is likely to be overshadowed by the US ISM manufacturing survey tonight, which will set the tone for the USD, given markets are data watching ahead of the Fed decision in December," analysts at ANZ wrote in a note to clients. ECONCN
The Fed held interest rates near zero last week, but signaled that a December rate rise remained firmly in play.
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A weekend of fast-paced cycling action hits the streets of London from Friday 6 July as the Tour de France arrives.
In recent years the race has been dogged by drug scandals but in a scheme to get Londoners on their bikes, Mayor Ken Livingstone was somehow able to persuade the world's leading bike race to have a London stage this year.
Tour de France: The Grand Depart begins with a lavish opening ceremony in Trafalgar Square, before the excitement really gets under way over the weekend.
The Saturday sees the Prologue race, where the rider with the fastest time gets to wear the coveted yellow jersey.
Sunday then hosts Stage One where the best cyclists in the world will go head-to-head past landmarks such as Big Ben, the Houses of Parliament and the Tower of London.
However, unfortunately for home support, out of the fancied riders for this year's tour, there is not a Brit among them.
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Friday 6 July - Opening Ceremony (6pm)
Saturday 7 July - Prologue (starts 3pm, ends 6.20pm)
Sunday 8 July - Stage One (starts 10.25am)
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For the last 10 days the Denver Broncos have heard many criticisms. Namely, why can't the team get out of the gates faster?
The vaunted Denver defense has given up the most first-quarter points this year and the Broncos offense is also struggling to get on the board early There's no doubt that the Houston Texans will come into town on Monday night looking to keep that pattern going and hoping to put the No Fly Zone on its heels.
The Broncos offense, under the leadership of head coach Gary Kubiak and offensive coordinator Rick Dennison, hasn't been excused from criticism either, as they have looked pedestrian moving the football in the last two defeats to Atlanta and San Diego. Bad breaks, poor execution, and injuries have all played a part in the lack of offensive production lately, but the Broncos will be at their healthiest since the start of the season after the mini-bye.
http://www.scout.com/nfl/broncos/story/1719434-go-premium-sports-illustr... On Friday, Coach Kubiak expressed concern over where his unit is right now. With a young quarterback still finding consistency in Trevor Siemian, Kubiak pointed to better production on first down as an area of improvement.
"I wish I knew. I could tell you the exact reason," Kubiak said. "We were really good on first down for about three weeks into the season. I think we were top four or five teams in first down plays. Now all of a sudden you go two or three weeks and you go to the bottom. That's a big down in this league, if not, you're probably not making third downs and those are kind of hand-in-hand, but we have to find a way to get more plays."
Coach Kubiak would continue on about the importance of first down and putting together scoring drives.
"Like I say, if you' re not making first downs and staying on the field then you' re going to get out of whack. We have to just be better with our time and what we're getting. Obviously we need to get some more time early in the games to do something with it so those things go hand in hand."
Coach Dennison would agree that getting first downs is important to the team's success but would also add what he thought of Denver's skill-position players and how they could help get the offense out of its funk.
"Making plays," Dennison said. "There's a lot of things that get involved and we haven't done any of them yet, haven't done much of them. We have to make plays on first down. That's the bottom line. You have to move the ball and first down is a big thing. That's where we've really gone down in the last couple of weeks."
http://www.scout.com/nfl/broncos/story/1719958-3-keys-to-victory-broncos... Earlier this week, Von Miller touched on the defense's performance in giving up so many points on the opening possession by pointing out that it doesn't just impact the defense but hinders all the other units on the team.
"Hopefully we'll be able to get that figured out this week," Miller said. "Touchdowns on the first drive, they kill momentum. They kill momentum for the defense and they kill momentum for the offense. You back that up with a score on our first drive and the offense is three and out, we're already starting behind the ball as far as positioning when the game starts. We would like to keep the game a little bit closer, ride that neck and neck and continue to play the type of Denver Broncos football we've been playing for the last year now."
Denver has had more than a week and half to figure out what is ailing them. With just about every key starter back, aside from linebacker DeMarcus Ware, and getting their head coach and play caller returning, Denver is in great position going into the next third of season.
Monday night's game hearkens back to the situation last season with the Green Bay Packers coming to town. The Broncos were winning, but had shown some holes in the armor during that time, with many experts pointing to Aaron Rodgers as being the player who would expose the defense for what it truly was.
What ended up happening? The Broncos would play their most complete game of the year, throttling the Packers and knocking them from the ranks of the undefeated. Rodgers had arguably the worst game of his career.
Look for this team to count on its veteran experience and championship pedigree to figure out how to get out of its current slide and back into the win column come Monday night.
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Event: Esha Deol and Bharat Takhtani, who recently tied the nuptial knot, walk the ramp for Azva jewellery at the day 4 of Aamby Valley India Bridal Fashion Week 2012.
Guest List: Esha Deol, Bharat Takhtani
Bollywood actress Parineeti Chopra was snapped at Hakkasan, Bandra.
Bollywood actress Jacqueline Fernandez was spotted at Khar.
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The case against Detective Constable Terence Francis, due before the High Court in London shortly, comes after a criminal trial, in which he was accused of the theft, was suddenly halted in May 1991 just as it was due to finish.
A retrial scheduled for the following year was cancelled when the Crown Prosecution Service ordered that the case be formally discontinued, though the charges remain on the file.
However, after the Commissioner, Sir Paul Condon, had to repay the pounds 10,590 to the finder, Mavis Johnson, in January 1993 because the owner had not been traced, he issued a writ suing DC Francis for the return of the money.
The action began at Woolwich County Court but has been tranferred to the High Court because the case, which stretches back nine years to when the money was first handed in, raises complex and important issues.
The cash was discovered by Mrs Johnson in the front garden of her home at Eltham in south-east London, and passed to police at Woolwich on 17 August 1985.
In the belief that the cash was the proceeds of a crime, the task of tracing the owners was assigned to DC Francis who took pounds 380 to a fingerprint laboratory for testing while the balance of pounds 10,210 was deposited at the prisoners' property office at Cricklewood in north-west London.
But the writ alleges that DC Francis collected the money from the laboratory and kept it, while he withdrew the other money from the property office in two lots later in 1985 and on 11 April the following year, which he is said to have retained.
During the 1991 trial, the prosecution maintained that police had taken a decision to give the money back to Mrs Johnson on 16 April 1986 as the owner had not been found. DC Francis, who denied the theft, was said by the prosecution to have been given written authority to withdraw the money by his inspector but it was never returned to Mrs Johnson.
Eventually she wrote to the police stating that the money had not been claimed. This allegation provoked a further investigation into where the money had gone.
The Commissioner is now suing DC Francis, of Dartford, Kent, for the return of the cash, or damages, and interest running at pounds 4.35 each day - which currently amounts to more than pounds 2,500 if calculated back to the date when the money was returned to Mrs Johnson.
A spokesman for Scotland Yard yesterday said it could not comment on the case because of the action before the High Court. Disciplinary action has been precluded because of 'medical considerations'.
It is expected DC Francis, who is contesting the action, may be retired on medical grounds on completion of the High Court hearing. Solicitors acting for him also declined to comment.
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Does Positive Thinking Really Work?
By David Satterlee
Can "positive" thinking affect your life? Our beliefs often seem to be self-confirming, and we commonly believe in self-fulfilling prophecy, a prediction that makes itself come true. Napoleon Hill wrote a best-selling book years ago called, "Think and Grow Rich," which has gained renewed interest from the public recently. Also gaining in popularity are the books/CD's by Dr. Wayne Dyer, Dr. Deepak Chopra, and Mike Dooley regarding one's ability to think one's way into health, wealth, and happiness. More recently, a book and movie called "The Secret," talk about a person's ability to "think" themselves rich, healthy, and happy and gives testimonies from"real" people. Does this stuff really work?


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Mark Murphy of the Boston Herald: "Doc Rivers thought he had waltzed around using the 'S' word during a very damning halftime talk. But no translation was needed for the subdued players sitting in front of him. After watching Ray Allen fall head-first into the floor and come up bleeding with a seven-stitch cut to his right eyebrow in the second quarter, which only added irritation to their second 15-point deficit in two games, the Celtics were ready for a little second-half anger. So it didn't take much to get the message. 'Doc told us we were soft,' Kevin Garnett said. 'He thought our play was soft, and that everything we were doing was soft. We weren't the C's. But we got fine. We had four assists at halftime. That was like a green squirrel. That was like, what's going on?' All that was needed by the end of last night's 96-86 win against the New York Knicks at Madison Square Garden was a pair of cut men -- one for each corner. Carmelo Anthony ultimately matched Allen by taking a five-stitch gash over his left eye following a fourth-quarter collision with Rajon Rondo. Unlike Allen, whose bandage leaked blood throughout the second half, Anthony didn't return."
Harvey Araton of The New York Times: "Not to put the Knicks' 7-9 record since the trade all on Anthony -- because there are numerous unresolved issues that include the question of Coach Mike D'Antoni's commitment to making defense a priority -- but it is fair to wonder just what they have purchased for $65 million. Will Anthony make the full adjustment to D'Antoni's motion offense, or will he resort to forcing jumpers when the pressure mounts in a tight game, as he did Monday? Is he willing to make the aforementioned hard cut as a decoy not just because the play dictates he must but also because he is capable of experiencing the thrill of clearing out space for a teammate to succeed? Is he ready to play with passion every quarter, every night, on both ends, and plant championship seeds that will flower in spring? NBA stars soar, dunk and rain 3-pointers for the highlight shows, but Ray Allen said playing for the Celtics was like 'being on a football team, being a lineman, one of the workhorses.' He had his own badge of honor afterward, having taken a Jared Jeffries elbow above the eye. Allen left a game the Knicks were seemingly in control of, at least for a half, then returned bandaged but unbowed to join hands with what is now the Big Four, Rondo included. 'When you see chemistry, it's always judged basically in the fourth quarter, executing on both ends of the floor,' Allen said. We saw exactly that from the Celtics down the stretch Monday night. And from Anthony and the Knicks, we saw surrender after the body blows landed. Lights out. Sweet dreams."
Rusty Simmons of the San Francisco Chronicle: "Former Warriors coach Don Nelson slipped in a handful of noteworthy tidbits amid an hourlong interview that covered the breadth of his career Monday night on 'Chronicle Live' on CSN Bay Area. In his most provocative comment, Nelson seemed to say he was fired primarily for asking center Andris Biedrins to shoot his free throws underhanded. Biedrins shot an NBA-worst 16 percent in 2009-10, Nelson's final season. 'I got fired when I asked him to (shoot underhanded),' Nelson said, and there was no follow-up question. Nelson maintained that he had Rick Barry lined up to instruct Biedrins. That was part of Nelson's most extensive public comments since being fired in September and his only statements since breaking his silence Feb. 3 with Ralph Barbieri and Tom Tolbert on KNBR. During Monday's interview, he left open the possibility of coaching again and didn't pull any punches about his career."
Mike Monroe of the San Antonio Express-News: "Before he departed, Tim Duncan grabbed three rebounds, catching Dennis Rodman for 11th place on the NBA's all-time rebound list. He has 11,954. Rodman played the bulk of his career with the Pistons and Bulls but also had two seasons with the Spurs, 1993-94 and 1994-95."
Ken Sugiura of The Atlanta Journal-Constitution: "The Chicago Bulls will be in town on Tuesday night, which means Hawks center Al Horford could be ready to have another big statistical outing. The last time the Hawks played the Bulls, Horford had 31 points and 16 rebounds. Following the game, Hawks forward Marvin Williams said it appears Horford relishes playing the Bulls because of his friendship with Joakim Noah, the Chicago center and his former Florida teammate. Horford has averaged 13.5 points and 10.1 rebounds over his career against Chicago, among the best numbers he's posted against any Eastern Conference team. 'It's going to be a battle, but we're looking forward to it,' Horford said Sunday following the team's win over Detroit."
Herb Gould of the Chicago Sun-Times: "The Bulls travel to Atlanta tonight for the rubber match of their season series. After blowing a 19-point lead in an 83-80 loss at Atlanta on March 2, the Bulls won 94-76 at the United Center on March 11. This will be the 19th of 23 times the Bulls play back-to-back games this season, tied for the most in the NBA. They are 13-5 in the second games of back-to-backs after losing in overtime Friday at Indiana. ''I didn't like the way we played the last one, but for the most part we've done a good job,' coach Tom Thibodeau said. 'That's where our depth comes into play. Our bench has given us a big lift. On Friday night, we were in a big hole, and our bench came in and got us out of a hole. The big thing is, in those situations, you have to be ready to play. You have to put a lot into the game.' "
Janis Carr of The Orange County Register: "By now, the Lakers (and fans) are used to Derek Fisher's late-game heroics, whether it be a key pass or game-winning shot with mere seconds remaining. Maybe they are too used to it. Kobe Bryant said Fisher has been playing like that since the two of them entered the league in 1996 and he has come to rely on the 36-year-old guard's sense of order down the stretch. Bryant said he realized how much he leans on Fisher during those three seasons when Fisher played elsewhere. So you missed him? 'What, instead of Smush (Parker)? Yeah. I would shoot with three men on me. Now I shoot with one or two (players guarding him),' Bryant said after Monday's practice. Phil Jackson also realizes Fisher's value, things that don't always show up in the boxscore. 'He likes to make sense out of chaos,' Jackson said. 'He out there reading the defense and seeing where people are on floor. Is Derek isn't a true point guard? Probably not. A lot of people would argue that. But he certain is a leader who knows how to get things done on the floor.' "
Barry Jackson of The Miami Herald: "Chris Bosh has elevated his play by diversifying his offensive approach, rebounding more and shooting at a clip nearly five points above his season average. It's no coincidence that the Heat has won five of the six games in that stretch, by an average margin of 19 points. 'He took a lot of the responsibility on his shoulders, and not many players are willing to do that,' coach Erik Spoelstra said. Two weeks ago, Bosh stepped to the podium after a seven-point, four-rebound effort in a loss against Portland, the Heat's fifth consecutive defeat, and told reporters, among other things, 'I have to get it where I'm effective. I have to get it where big guys get it. I'm effective down in the low-post area.' Since those comments, the only strategic difference, Bosh said, is that he's 'rolling to the basket' more on pick-and-rolls. 'Coach came in with the idea. He said, 'Start … to roll to the basket, we're effective when you do it.' I want to make sure I finish when I get those pocket passes. I'm just attacking with a different mind-frame.' "
Mary Schmitt Boyer of The Plain Dealer: "Before the Cavaliers' most recent game, against the Clippers on Saturday at Staples Center in Los Angeles, a man with a large knife breached security and ran onto the court where he was shot by police with bean-bag guns and arrested near the Cavs' bench area about 75 minutes before tipoff. Could that happen here? Cavaliers officials are reluctant to talk about their security measures at The Q because they figure those measures are more effective the less people know about them. But Cavs senior vice president of communications Tad Carper expressed confidence in the team's security operation. 'We take security and the safety of everybody in the building very seriously,' Carper said. 'Our procedures already exceed the NBA's high standards. We take extra precautions and have a constant review of the current landscape and any special concerns that warrant consideration.' "
Rick Bonnell of The Charlotte Observer: "You can ice, you can use electrical stimulation, you can get a massage. But the only thing that really heals a strained hamstring is time, and Stephen Jackson and the Charlotte Bobcats have none. Wednesday's home game against the Indiana Pacers is huge, as far as whatever chance the Bobcats have of reaching the playoffs. Leading scorer Jackson says he'll play, but he has no idea how effective he'll be the rest of this season. 'You can't move, can't change speeds (or) be as aggressive as you want to, especially driving to the cup,' Jackson said after Monday's practice. 'It's a sharp pain that I can't really deal with. I've got to find a way to get it well enough to play Wednesday. It's a big game.' The Bobcats have lost a tiebreaker to eighth-place Indiana. The Pacers were 1 1/2 games ahead of the Bobcats entering Indiana's game Monday night in New Jersey. This is the Bobcats' last chance to beat the Pacers, after losing the first three meetings of the season series."
Martin Frank of The News-Journal: "It's really quite simple: Do the 76ers play Andre Iguodala, who has tendinitis in his right knee, and Elton Brand, who has injuries on both hands, the rest of the way in order to keep the No. 6 spot in the Eastern Conference (or even move up to No. 5), or do they rest Iguodala and Brand as much as possible, even if it means dropping to the No. 7 spot. Sixers coach Doug Collins already rested Iguodala last Saturday against Portland, the last game of the 5-game road trip and the second on back-to-back nights. He offered Brand the chance to sit as well, but he declined. Both players are expected to play Wednesday against Atlanta, which is a huge game for the Sixers. They are 4 games behind the Hawks for 5th in the East. If they beat Atlanta on Wednesday (the Hawks are 7-12 beginning Feb. 8), they would have a chance for the No. 5 spot and a 1st-round matchup vs. Orlando. If they lose, they'll be stuck battling the Knicks for the No. 6 spot. They led by 1/2 game heading into the Knicks' game Monday vs. Boston."
Michael Lee of The Washington Post: "All season, most teams have played John Wall the same way: give him the jumper and take away his driving lanes. More often than not, Wall uses his considerable speed to blow by defenders and still get to the basket for layups. But when teams dare Wall to shoot, he treats it as some form of punishment and settles for the jumper as a last resort. 'I'll be hesitating if I want to shoot it or pass it,' Wall admitted. That reluctant, unsure Wall was nowhere to be found on Sunday against the New Jersey Nets, as the rookie point guard developed a comfort zone from the spots where he spends so much time before games. Wall made six of his 11 field goals from beyond 15 feet, including the two decisive jumpers in the final 82 seconds, to lead the Wizards to a much-needed 98-92 victory. 'I felt more confident than I did the whole season,' said Wall, who is averaging 15.9 points on just 40.7 percent shooting this season. With the Wizards short-handed and missing many of their top offensive options, they are looking for Wall to be more assertive as a scorer, a position that the pass-first Wall would rather avoid but has grown to accept. In nine games this month, Wall is averaging 18.8 points and has already recorded four of his 14 20-point games."
Paul Coro of The Arizona Republic: "Soccer has never been so good to Steve Nash. His lifelong passion, North London soccer club Tottenham Hotspur, will play in a Champions League quarterfinal for the first time against Real Madrid on April 5. On Saturday, the lifelong Vancouver Whitecaps fan attended the MLS debut of the team he now part-owns. Vancouver beat Toronto FC 4-2 at home. 'Not bad,' Nash said. 'Tottenham hasn't been in the Champions League since '61-'62 so to be in the final eight and playing Madrid is phenomenal. The Whitecaps had a dream opener. A sellout crowd. A 4-2 win over a Canadian rival is pretty good stuff.' "
Rachel Bachman of The Oregonian: "Although pro sporting events can build community, they also can build mountains of trash. The Portland-based Green Sports Alliance, launched Monday and backed by the leaders of the nation's largest sports leagues, aims to make leagues, teams and facilities more earth-friendly. Representatives from teams owned by Trail Blazers owner Paul Allen, who also owns the Seahawks and co-owns the Seattle Sounders Major League Soccer team, initiated the concept of an inter-league alliance to reduce sports franchises' impact on the environment. The organization's other founding members are the Seattle Mariners, the NHL's Vancouver Canucks and the WNBA's Seattle Storm. The alliance also has endorsements from the Major League Baseball, NBA, NFL, NHL and MLS commissioners, and support from the federal Environmental Protection Agency and the nonprofit Natural Resources Defense Council. The Bonneville Environmental Foundation and Portland State University will work with the alliance to identify ways for teams and leagues to reduce their environmental impact."
Chris Iott of Booth Newspapers: "Richard Hamilton is headed to Disney. The Detroit Pistons veteran guard will appear on the Disney Junior show 'Imagination Movers' in an episode called 'Slam Dunk Solution' that will debut at 1:30 p.m. Friday on the Disney channel."


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Much like Northern Virginia's traffic, the region's three primaries for the House of Delegates are shaping up to be crowded, scrambled and sometimes hostile.
Among the state's seven House primaries Tuesday, two of the races are Republican contests for seats moved to the outer suburbs in the latest round of legislative redistricting. Both districts lean Republican, and the winner in each will take on an unchallenged Democrat in the Nov. 8 general election.
The other primary will likely decide a new delegate because Republicans have not fielded a candidate in the 49th District, one of the state's most reliably Democratic. The seat, representing parts of Arlington and Fairfax, is being vacated by Adam Ebbin, who is running for the state Senate seat of retiring Patricia S. Ticer.
Racing to succeed Ebbin are Alfonso H. Lopez, a lawyer who was appointed by President Obama to the Small Business Administration and who was the state's top lobbyist in Washington under former governor Tim Kaine(D), and Stephanie Dix Clifford, who recently left her job as director of special events at the Podesta Group, a lobbying firm, to campaign full time.
Lopez has the edge in fundraising and endorsements. He said his work in Washington would translate into getting results in Richmond. "I have experience working with people from the other side of the aisle, being effective and getting stuff accomplished at the end of the day," he said.
But Lopez had strong words for the opposition's leadership. He said Gov. Robert F. McDonnell (R) and state Republicans are "using the Virginia retirement system as an ATM" and using money meant for schools and social services to pay for transportation. Lopez said he supports funding transportation improvements through gas taxes and modified fees and tolls.
Lopez said he was also concerned about what he called the "demonization" of immigrants and gays in the last legislative session, and he thinks "the tone needs to change."
Clifford has made gay equality a focus of her campaign, seeking to outlaw workplace discrimination based on sexual orientation. She has also proposed funding universal pre-K education by restoring a tax on estates of more than $4 million.
Clifford said she and Lopez hold similar positions and would likely vote the same way in the General Assembly, so the race will hinge on connecting with voters.
"It's going to come down to who can go down there to Richmond, reach across the aisle as needed, never compromise on our values but do what's needed to get meaningful legislation passed," she said.
In the Republican primary in the new 87th District, which covers Loudoun and Prince William, David Ramadan has raised more than $200,000 and collected major endorsements, including one from U.S. House Majority Leader Eric Cantor (R-Va.). Ramadan is an international franchise and management consultant and sits on the George Mason University Board of Visitors.
His opponent, Jo-Ann Chase, a real estate broker who serves on the Republican Party's State Central Committee, has called herself the first Hispanic woman to run for the House of Delegates. Teresa Martinez ran in the 49th District's Democratic primary in 2003, and Elsie Mosqueda sought the Democratic nomination in the 45th District in 2005; both women said they identify themselves as Hispanic.
Chase responded that she is the first Hispanic woman to run as a Republican, which a researcher at the Library of Virginia confirmed.
Chase said she has been surprised by her party's lack of support for her campaign. She pointed out that Ramadan has donated to the campaigns of many of the officials who have endorsed him.
Ramadan, a Lebanese immigrant, said he has helped and donated to many campaigns in his years of Republican activism. "That's not why people are endorsing me," he said. "People are endorsing me because they've looked at the race and know who could do the job and who could not."
Chase said she couldn't match Ramadan's resources but that she wants to remain consistent with her values.
"If voters want to send a fiscally conservative representative of the people, and if I can send my message in a frugal way without spending thousands and thousands of dollars, I think I'm practicing what I preach," she said.
Chase's campaign has questioned whether Ramadan lives in the district and has asked the commonwealth's attorney to investigate Ramadan's eligibility to run. Ramadan owns two properties in Chantilly , one within the district boundary and one a block outside, and a neighbor apparently told Chase's campaign that Ramadan primarily resides at the latter.
A Virginia State Board of Elections spokesman said voters who own multiple houses are free to choose which one they want to make their primary residence. Earlier this year, Ramadan switched his voter registration to the address inside the 87th District, according to public records.
James E. Plowman, the commonwealth's attorney for Loudoun, said that because he knows both candidates and has endorsed Ramadan, he referred the inquiry to his counterpart in Arlington. That office declined to comment.
Ramadan said the property within the district is his primary residence and has been ever since the district lines were drawn.
"This is where I sleep, eat and work. My campaign headquarters is in the basement, I'm here night and day, my tools are in the garage," Ramadan said.
Whoever prevails will take on Democrat Mike Kondratick, a grass-roots organizer for the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation, in the Nov. 8 general election.
A three-way race for the Republican nomination is underway in the new 10th District, which includes Clarke, Frederick and parts of Loudoun.
Randy Minchew, a former chair of the Loudoun County Republican Committee who stepped down as McDonnell's deputy general counsel to seek the nomination, said he decided to run at the suggestion of Joe T. May, the long-serving delegate whose district used to cover the area.
"I think working with Randy, we could both be a lot more effective because of his experience and understanding of the community," May said.
Minchew, 54, who has raised more than $120,000, said he supports the governor's fiscal policies and has signed a pledge not to raise taxes.
John C. Whitbeck Jr., 35, a Leesburg lawyer, is challenging Minchew from the right, claiming Minchew has supported a tax hike and donated to moderate Republicans and Democrats. Minchew said he has supported many Republicans, whereas the donations to Democrats, in 1998 through 2000, were made by his wife from a joint checking account. He said he has never supported raising taxes but once backed a referendum on a sales tax increase to fund transportation improvements.
After serving five years as a substitute judge on Virginia's General District Courts, Whitbeck said his opposition to Obama's health-care reform led him to run for public office for the first time.
"I believe we in Virginia can be a model for the rest of the nation, and at the state level we can fight against the Obama administration's regulations and the Obama agenda," he said. "Virginia can be a model of responsible spending, without putting a burden on our businesses and families, without further tax increases."
The third candidate for the House seat, Cara Townsend, is a public policy consultant who moved to Loudoun from Arlington about six months ago. She is focusing on encouraging more Virginians to become nurses through tax breaks and educational initiatives, as well as advancing energy independence through offshore drilling, coal and natural gas.
Townsend, 34, said she stands apart in a race against two attorneys because she brings a background in public policy from years of working on Capitol Hill.
"I have already worked in legislating on issues that affect people every day — I'm the person who's going to advocate for the community and represent it," she said. "It's a new district for everyone, and it's time for fresh leadership."
The winner faces Democrat David Bulter, a member of the Leesburg Town Council, on Nov. 8.
This is one in a series of articles on the Aug. 23 General Assembly primary elections in Northern Virginia. The series will appear through August.


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she set him on track before her he had altercations with alcohol
in 1981 they where blessed with a set of twins, Barbra and Jenna.
Bush signed a law in 2006 imposing sanction against people responsible for genocide and war crimes in Sudan.
Bushes Administration denied Sudan's government access to oil revenues.
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The princess put her books away and plomped down on the sofa. "I'm glad that's the last paper for the year, but now what do we do? It's the summer holidays, and we have to be off the campus over December and January. We've got no income over that period, and we have to find accomodation." "Let's ask the Lord what He wants for us" Isaac suggested.
They sought the King for His will. Pleased they had asked Him to lead them the King replied "Go camping". Trusting in His direction, they spent the last of their money on some camping equipment and left the campus before Christmas.
They camped near the Karangahake Gorge, an area of outstanding natural beauty where gold was once mined. The sparkling Ohinemuri River cut through one gorge, the Waitawheta River the other. History was everywhere in the mining ruins and tracks. There were a lot of tunnels to explore, and on the first day they did not have a torch. The King helped them by sending a guide at the precise moment the Princess was about to trip in the darkness of a tunnel. Their unofficial guide was a Department of Conservation employee who had keys to the locked tunnels.
The King said "I will lead the blind by ways they have not known, along unfamiliar paths I will guide them; I will turn the darkness into light before them and make the rough places smooth. These are the things I will do; I will not forsake them." Isaiah 42:16.
"Would you like to see the mine head?" their guide asked. He didn't have to ask. They jumped at the chance. As he opened the gate the guide told them this place hadn't been seen for a century. The Princess peered into the darkness at the minehead and the glow worms.
When they returned to their camp, the grateful Princess thanked the King. "You were a light in that tunnel for me. I am so grateful you sent that guide at just the right moment. Not only did he have a light, he had keys. He opened a locked gate and showed us things hidden for over a century".
The King said "I will go before you, and make the crooked places straight: I will break in pieces the gates of bronze, and cut asunder the bars of iron:
And I will give you the treasures of darkness, and hidden riches of secret places, that you may know that I, the LORD, who call you by your name, am the God of Israel. Isaiah 45:3
The Princess smiled and bowed to Him. The King blessed their holiday as they made their way south, meandering their unhurried way through the North Island. He led them to many beautiful places, eventually bringing them to Waipawa, a pretty little town in central Hawkes Bay where her sister Princess Christine and brother-in-law Prince Paul lived. They were going way on holiday, and the house was theirs to house sit.
Both Princesses were born and bred in Hawkes Bay, and knew their Great Grandparents had settled near the Waipawa area. "Look at this;" the Princess said as they walked around the town, "Our family name is on the monuments." "Yes, we are known here. When I give them my maiden name, they know of our family" Princess Christine replied. "It's nice to live in an area where we have history" the Princess replied. "Yes, I felt a sense of belonging with the place, right from the start" her sister replied. Princess Christine and her husband had moved to Waipawa the year before to take up a ministry position at St John's, a Methodist-Presbyterian cooperating parish. It was their first ministry position.
"How's it going with the Church?" the Princess asked her sister. "Great, I love being in ministry – although it is Paul who gets the recognition" Princess Christine replied. Nodding sympathetically, the Princess said "God knows the work you are doing. I know He's got you here for a reason."
The Princess thought about the vision she had received the year before at Prince Paul and Princess Christine's induction ceremony. As the thanksgiving prayer began "Our Father in heaven, we thank you for those who have given us our heritage …" the King took the Princess by the hand. The sunlit church and people faded, as she found herself on the hill in Hawkes Bay where she and her sister had been born. The hospital they had been born in was gone. It its place were immigration barracks. A harbour lay at the base of the hill, where the Friedeburg, a German ship newly arrived from Hamburg lay at anchor. The King was showing the Princess a scene from over a century ago.
"Vater unser im Himmel" … thanksgiving prayers were being said in the forgotten language, as a newly arrived couple stood on a hill at the ends of the earth, looking out over the land of Hawkes Bay. Although the woman's lips trembled and moved she appeared to have difficulty with her hearing. "Why am I seeing this?" the Princess asked. "Today you are seeing a generational promise fulfilled" the King replied. Out of fear she was just imagining things, the Princess said nothing about it to her sister.
In the days that followed, Waipawa welcomed them, wrapping them together in a sense of belonging, homecoming, and peace. Isaac had some work on a house renovation while they were staying in the town. He worked on a roof while the Princess took the teenage children to the beach, and came home smiling, his face made pink from the sun. "Why are you so happy, when I'm the one that got to go to the beach?" the Princess laughed. Isaac said "I don't know, but I feel I belong here." She felt the same. For years this land had called out to her, and now she would find out why. "What is this place in the Kingdom? Where am I?" she asked the King. "You are at the place of the forgotten gate, a gate that has been closed for over a century" He replied.
They went exploring, and found a place called Makaretu, the place where her forefathers had settled after leaving Germany. Nothing was left there except a cemetery, and a memorial gate. "Stop the car" the Princess asked Isaac. As they walked through the gate, the call of the land grew into a single word; "here". The Princess had never been to this place before, but Isaac saw the King lead the Princess to a grave.
"Here" the King whispered, touching a headstone that bore no discernible name. "Here" she repeated, as Isaac found her scraping away madly at the moss, looking up at him with her eyes shining as her family name slowly appeared. "Here's my name! We have found Wilhelm's grave. He's here, he's here! Oh, thank you Jesus!" The Princess leaped up and jumped around in excitement, overjoyed at her discovery of Wilhelm's grave. Isaac took over scraping at the lower half of the headstone. "So is she …" Isaac said, finding Anna.
"Here" she heard the word whispered again, "Yes, I am here" the Princess said, as she bowed her head. A fragment, a memory, a feeling of something left forgotten and buried tugged at her heart and mind, as she stood paying her respects. Wilhelm Dassler had not chosen to settle at Makaretu, where he lay buried. He died before he could establish himself in the place where he wanted to be.
The King said "They died in faith, not having received the promises, but having seen them afar off were assured of them, embraced them and confessed that they were strangers and pilgrims on the earth. For those who say such things declare plainly that they seek a homeland. And truly if they had called to mind that country from which they had come out, they would have had opportunity to return. But now they desire a better, that is, a heavenly country. Therefore I am not ashamed to be called their God, for I have prepared a city for them." Hebrews 11
Anna lay there with him, Anna who called the Father "Abba" like a child. "My Father is also your Vater …" the Princess said, remembering. She looked up at the King standing on the other side of the grave. "You led us here for a reason, didn't you?"
The King said "Just as you have been an object of cursing among the nations, so will I save you, and you will become a blessing. Do not be afraid, but let your hands be strong." Zechariah 8:13
The Princess thought about the cursing. Did the King mean by cursing that even though their name was on the war monuments in the area, there was the stigma of being German during the world wars? Or did He mean something far worse, like Freemasonry? Freemasonry offered a man brotherhood, light, and secrets – but when a man swore allegiance at the lodge, he swore allegiance to a different God. It brought cursing, oaths that bound a family for generations. The darkness spread throughout the land, for with every New Zealand town, there was a church – and a lodge. She knew her Grandfather and Great Grandfather had belonged to a lodge, and had broken off the oaths they made.
The Princess regarded the King and spoke; "It does seem we were cursed. Other settler families have farms they have been on for generations. We do not have land here to call our own, and even though our name is on the war monuments in this area, there is no one down my line of the family left to carry it. I read the curses you wrote for following other gods;
The LORD will afflict you with madness, blindness and confusion of mind.
At midday you will grope about like a blind person in the dark. You will be unsuccessful in everything you do; day after day you will be oppressed and robbed, with no one to rescue you. Deuteronomy 28:27-29
I grew up seeing my blind Grandfather grope in the dark on the farm where we lived, and his Grandmother was deaf. We couldn't hear, we couldn't see, and we couldn't think right."
"Lord you have brought over us a deep sleep:
You have sealed our eyes
You have covered our ears
For us this whole vision was nothing but words sealed in a scroll." Isaiah 29:11
The King watched the emotions flit across the face of the Princess. He remembered how she first staggered out of the darkness into the light, holding her hands to shield her eyes, unable at first to accept the Father's love, or believe it. He wanted her to believe it now.
The King said "It's not over. The oaths have been removed, but you have not come far enough. This is the day of my favour. I want you to come forward for my blessing." His voice was rough with emotion, as He extended His hand to her across the grave. "So many of you suffer judgment, but I am a God who longs to establish you, and show my favour! I am gracious and kind to all, full of compassion and mercy.
I look at each generation, and call until my voice gets hoarse. Please come forward for my blessing. It is the blessing I promised your forefathers, the blessing I promised for generations."
The Princess had already started to experience the Father's blessing. She knew this was something important, and nodded. "I don't know what you promised, it wasn't shared with us, and I don't speak German. What I do know is you are a faithful God, and your promises are for all generations. Please give the blessing you have promised. Show me what I have to do." The King came forward with keys in His hand. "Would you like me to open the gate?" He didn't have to ask. "Please" the Princess replied, nodding.
A monarch butterfly alighted near a bush with purple flowers. The Princess chose some of the flowers and left them on the grave.
The grass withers, the flowers fade, but the word of our God remains forever. Isaiah 40:8


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