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Last summer I participated in an unusual event in southern Utah. A local environmental organization hosted a panel discussion about stewardship and went out of their way to invite an audience of diverse political and religious persuasions. The panel discussion, however, was focused on Mormonism and the environment, with the intent to create a dialogue about the meaning of stewardship. Prior to the discussion, I did a reading from my book Home Waters. I chose selections that treated the story of … [Read more...]
Archives for July 2012
The Question of Wilderness Part III
Panel Discussion of Mormonism and the Environment
Enjoy this podcast with friends Dan Wotherspoon, Craig Galli, and Rachel Whipple, and yours truly.http://mormonmatters.org/2012/07/25/113-mormonism-and-environmentalism/ … [Read more...]
The Question of Wilderness, Part II
Maybe one doesn't have to be an anthropologist from as far away as Mars to imagine that the divisions in Utah are perhaps more like family feuds, a split in a personality of a whole people, two siblings of the same civilization that symbiotically insist on and perhaps even create differences in order to perpetually seek to vanquish them. Like siblings who choose different paths and whose choices, then, feel like betrayal, we are afflicted by class, religious, ethnic, and yet sometimes literally f … [Read more...]
The Question of Wilderness Part I
In his popular story, "The Bear," William Faulkner once described the wilderness of the South as having soils brutalized by whites and saturated by the blood of massacred Indians and beaten slaves, a tragic land, then, of at least triple inheritance. His wilderness, in other words, is no escape from the travails of human history. He wrote of "That dark corrupt and bloody time while three separate people had tried to adjust not only to one another but to the new land which they had created and inh … [Read more...]
Born on Third Base
In a classic speech, Cory Booker, mayor of Newark, recently addressed the graduating class at Stanford University and reminded them about the "conspiracy of love" that has enabled them to be at this particular point in their lives. What he wanted to convey was simply that every person's opportunities and fortunate circumstances do not emerge in a vacuum and, much less, do not exist merely as a result of an individual earning or deserving them. Instead, he insisted that these circu … [Read more...]
Lessons from Doc: #10 Learn to keep your wants simple and refuse to be controlled by the likes and dislikes of others
What I have always found intriguing about Doc's thinking and his many books is that they are so utterly commonsensical that their importance is almost too easily lost on us. He kept his wants, his principles, and his thinking simple. And yet, like all great ideas, although they are presented in simple and straightforward language, they hold up against increased scrutiny and probing, revealing more rather than less. In the case of this, his final aphorism, Doc might as well have quoted from the S … [Read more...]
Lessons from Doc: #9 Learn to like the sunrise and sunset, the beating of rain on the roof and windows, and the gentle fall of snow on a winter day
My friend Kristine Haglund has again prepared some terrific thoughts on this. You can find them here: … [Read more...]
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The Mountains Can Heal Us
It's that time of year in Utah. People are flocking to the trailheads and heading up into the mountains for the chance to visit high mountain lakes or to stand atop a peak and look out over where we live. Hiking for recreation is a relatively modern invention. It certainly held little appeal to Mormon pioneers who spent months walking to Zion and then exhausted their bodies living by the sweat of their brow. But it almost seems that for many hiking has become a vital method for coming to their s … [Read more...]


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In family disputes I always recommend a direct and honest approach. It may be as you said that she is using you in which case you would probably want to end it. If on the other hand she is looking to rekindle a former positive relation, it is probably worth it. The only way to do this is to discuss you your thoughts and feelings. If you find that there is a conflict between the words and the behavior, the behavior is the best guide as to what is taking place. Good luck, but be cautious and protect yourself.
If you require further clarification or more information, feel free to ask!
Set up an in person meeting. At this meeting set down what the acceptable ground rules are. As difficult as it is if she cannot abide by the rules, you will have to tell her that you will have to cease conversation until she can abide by the rules. I wish there was an answer that huaranteed healthy peaceful results, but there are not.
One choice is what you suggested either you talk like adults or do not talk. The other is to attempt to without ground rules which will probably is less likely to lead to conflict. The first choice of either or is likely to lead to a conflict. Is it possible to discuss without conflict just the honest expression of feeling. Moving out of town sounds like an extreme option.
Best wishes and good luck
I am oing to opt out so that other experts may attempt to answer your question-best wishes and good luck.
It seems to me that both your friends and a highly qualified expert have given you the same advice. Is it at all possible that you dont want to hear what they have to say?
Sometimes it is too painful to hear good advice and follow it.
You know its possible that the best thing you can do is not what you wish to do. I am leaving this open as an info request in the event that another expert might have a different perspective. I agree with Ralph and your friends on this and I hope you will think about it and follow that recommendation. In any event, I am leaving this open in case any other expert has a different perspective.
Good Luck LP. I wish you all the very best on this.

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this store is all-too-awesome. some of the stuff is admittedly over-priced, but it looks so cool one hardly cares.
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My sense is that every single person who works at the Container Store is an organizational genius. I shop there because I hope that an iota of their storage smarts rubs off on me. Last time I went, I brought my friend's mother: She was so overwhelmed by what she was discovering that she kept gasping and oohing and aahing to the extent that people were staring. Lucky for us, no one could see who we were because we were obscured by the tremendous mound of containers and handy things piled in our cart.
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The Container Store is one of those places where my wife and I end up spending way more than we intended. Not because their prices are high, but because they have so much stuff that we didn't realize we absolutely needed until we got there. I'm glad they sell containers to store the containers we buy.
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From: Jane Austin Edwards <>
Subject: [NYNASSAU] EDWARDS, William Clayton - Obit
Date: Sun, 20 May 2001 13:44:40 -0600
Posted on: Nassau County NY Obituaries
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Surname: Edwards, Hughes
William C. Edwards, Prolific Electronics Inventor
by Tony Schaeffer (Newsday - April 15, 1989)
William C. Edwards, 75, of Plandome Manor, a prominent inventor of electronic
devices for military and medical uses, and holder of numerous patents,
died Wednesday in St. Francis Hospital, Roslyn.
Mr. Edwards specialized in intelligence-gathering equipment for the U.S.
military, the Central Intelligence Agency and federal law enforcement agencies.
He developed airborne syncronized bombing equipment used in World War II,
as well as radar control devices.
His work included camera stabilizing and recording equipment used in U-2
high-altitude surveillance aircraft. His accomplishments earned him a letter
of appreciation from then CIA Director Richard Helms and a number of merit
awards and citations from the U.S. government.
Mr. Edwards' patents covered a variety of bloodpressure measurement devices,
extended stereophonic systems, apparatus for exhibiting motion picture
film, a speed and acceleration responsive motor control system and one
of the first transistorized electronic motor controllers.
Mr. Edwards held the first patent on a battery charger for portable radios.
He developed and manufactured the first telephone answering machine with
the ringback refinement, allowing messages to be checked from another phone.
He was recognized as a foremost authority on magnetic recording. He developed
the fetal heartbeat machine and pioneered in hearing-aid advances.
Mr. Edwards was a native of Los Angeles and a graduate of the University
of California at Los Angeles. He was an outstanding track athlete and took
part in Olympic trials.
His early work was for the motion picture industry, for which he developed
stabilized optical equipment for airborne cameras and the first commercial
endless loop system for film. His contributions to aviation also included
the first anti-vertigo instruments for cockpit reference and bombsite-coordinated
automatic pilot apparatus.
Mr. Edwards was a longtime Plandome Manor resident and the owner of Edwards
Electronics Corp. and Edwards Engineering Co., both in Glen Head. In the
1940s, he was in charge of research laboratories for Sperry Gyroscope in
Lake Success and personal recipient of "E for Excellence" World War II
defense effort awards.
His niece, Geraldine D. O'Hagan of Glen Head, who worked with him more
than 25 years, said yesterday that in addition to his inventive genius,
Mr. Edwards "was such a beautiful person. He only saw the good in people.
He was such an honorable man. He never did an unkind thing in his life.
His philosophy that we are just a grain of sand on the whole beach and
our time here is very minuscule. He was so special."
Mr. Edwards is survived by his wife, Lillian. Visiting is 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.
today and tomorrow at the Roslyn Heights Funeral Home. A mass is scheduled
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Burial will be in St. Mary's Cemetery, Tuckahoe, N.Y.
NOTE: William Clayton Edwards was the son of Clayton Mathew Edwards and
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Castlevania: Lament of Innocence
Secrets FAQ by Paragon
Version: 1.12 | Updated: 12/25/03 | Search Guide | Bookmark Guide
Castlevania: Lament of Innocence
Secrets Guide version 1.12
Created: 10/28/03
Last Updated: 12/25/03
Copyright 2003 by James Spairana
jparagons AT hotmail DOT com
I. Table of Contents
I. Table of Contents (!!! really?)
II. Introduction--What is here and what isn't here?
III. Looking for something specific?
IV. Still want help with something that's required by the game?
V. House of Sacred Remains
VI. Dark Palace of Waterfalls
VII. Anti-Soul Mysteries Lab
VIII. Garden Forgotten by Time
IX. Ghostly Theatre
X. Pagoda of the Misty Moon
XI. Castle Entrance
XII. Extra Credit
XIII. Legal
II. Introduction--What is here and what isn't here?
This guide is meant to give the methods to reaching secret areas and items.
This means that, to qualify, something must be both optional and tricky.
(Tricky meaning that it can't just be a simple matter of going through normal
doors and hallways or beating enemies normally.)
So if you have to do it to beat the game (i.e. if the puzzle is something you
need to do to reach a boss), it's not in here.
Why haven't I included optional rooms/items that aren't tricky to find?
Simple. They're not tricky to find. Just check your map and you'll see where
the doors are.
Why haven't I included mandatory stuff? I figured I'd leave that for a
regular walkthrough.
The first edition (the current one) of this guide is being written on a game
that's already complete, so I may miss a few things. If something about the
environment changes after you unlock the secret (example: the ice door in the
Dark Palace of Waterfalls), I might have forgotten about it and
left it out. I also probably won't remember exactly what solving each
secret-puzzle gets you. The best examples of this are the various colored
keys; I can figure out where in each level to get a key, but I don't
necessarily remember which key you get nor which level you use it in.
Likewise, some information may have slipped in that shouldn't have.
I will be doing a second play-through, however, which should make the guide
not just complete, but completely thorough, as well was identify and remove
any mistakes.
III. Looking for something specific?
The ICE WHIP is in the Dark Palace of Waterfalls: Basement Floor One.
The FLAME WHIP is in the Anti-Soul Mysteries Lab: Floor Two.
The THUNDER WHIP is in the Garden Forgotten by Time.
(Thanks to Sylvan Reich on the GameFAQs boards for the list of where to get
and where to use each key!)
The WHITE TIGER KEY is in the House of Sacred Remains: Basement Floor One.
You use it in the Ghostly Theatre.
The BLUE DRAGON KEY is in the Dark Palace of Waterfalls: Basement Floor Two.
You use it in the Garden Forgotten by Time.
The YELLOW DRAGON KEY is in the Anti-Soul Mysteries Lab: Floor Three.
You use it in the House of Sacred Remains.
The RED PHOENIX KEY is in the Garden Forgotten by Time.
You use it in the Anti-Soul Mysteries Lab.
The BLACK TURTLE KEY is in the Ghostly Theatre.
You use it in the Dark Palace of Waterfalls.
The DRAUPNIR relic is in the Dark Palace of Waterfalls: Basement Floor Two.
The WOLF'S FOOT relic is in the Anti-Soul Mysteries Lab: Floor Two.
You need the RED PHOENIX KEY to get it.
The LUCIFER'S SWORD relic is in the Ghostly Theatre: Floor Two.
The BRISINGAMEN relic is in the Ghostly Theatre: Floor Two.
The BLACK ORB is in the Castle Entrance.
You need the UNLOCK JEWEL.
The UNLOCK JEWEL is in the Pagoda of the Misty Moon.
The INVINCIBILITY JAR is in the Pagoda of the Misty Moon.
IV. Still want help with something that's required by the game?
I'm not going to list each and every situation where you'll need to solve a
puzzle or anything like that, but here are some general hints:
- Try defeating all the enemies in a room.
- Use the Select button to bring up your map; most of the doors are shown on
the map, even if they're not easy to see on the regular game screen.
(Note that I said MOST, there are doors that won't show until you've gone
through them. . .though most of those are for secrets.)
- Does something look weird? Try whipping it or going up to it and "using" it
like you would a door.
- Likewise, if something responds somehow when you whip it, that means you're
probably supposed to whip it.
- Remember, you might have to backtrack. This is especially true in the House
of Sacred Remains if you miss a switch.
- Try checking the section of the guide dedicated to the area you're in. Many
types of puzzles are repeated, and I may have listed into for a 'secret'
puzzle that is relevant for a mandatory puzzle.
V. House of Sacred Remains: Floor One
- In the easternmost room of the northern section, there is a high balcony
which is fenced off on one side. There is a ledge which you can jump to
normally near it. Jump off that ledge almost towards the center of the room,
then double-jump back towards the fenced off ledge, and whip the railing
to pull yourself over it. Enter the door, go through the hallway into the
item room, where you'll find an MP Max Up. There is a door on the side of
the item room; past another hallway, you'll find another library, with an HP
Max Up against the wall. On the wall opposite the door, you'll see a
bookcase with an odd semicircle of scratches in front of it. Push the
bookcase, and it should (gradually) move out of your way. There is a switch
on the other side of the bookcase.
- On the far east side of the southern section, you need to use the Yellow
Dragon Key to open a door.
V-2. House of Sacred Remains: Basement Floor One
- On the western side of the map, there's a room with five statues. Whipping
them will turn them around; goats are displayed on one side, a human face
on the other. These statues control the doors. To open the nothern door
(item room with HP Max Up), arrange the statues (left to right):
Goat, Girl, Goat, Girl, Girl.
To open the western door (path to Accessory: Bloody Cape), arrange the
Girl, Goat, Goat, Girl, Goat.
* There are switches which you have to stand on to depress scattered throughout
the level. Three of them are required to unlock the door which allows you
to reach the boss; the other three unlock a second door which leads to the
White Tiger Key. The only "secret" switch is on the first floor, and the
method to reaching it is described above.
VI. Dark Palace of Waterfalls: Basement Floor One
* Go east at the first fork, and east again at the second. You'll come across
a dead end with a door frame etched into the rock. Run up to the door, and
a Heavy Armor will appear a short ways behind you. Stay in front of the
door. When he launches his mace at you, jump. The mace should crash into
the rock, smashing a doorway open.
* One room past there, you will find yourself in a cavernous area with several
ledges. A few simple double-jumps/whip boosts will bring you up to a ledge
with a door leading to an item room with an HP Max Up. Inside the item
room is a skull doorway; don't enter it yet! Go back outside.
* From there, you'll have to make a blind jump over the railing opposite the
door. It might take a few tries, but eventually you'll find yourself on a
pillar. More jumping (mostly with whip boosting) will lead you to a green
boss door; inside is the Frost Elemental, who guards the Ice Whip.
- If you want, go back to that Item Room and go inside the skull. You'll be
dropped onto a platform which will speed you through a tunnel, and drop you
out the other end. Floating inside the tunnel are both coins and damaging
spikes. The first set of coins appears on the right side, the next set
on the left, and they keep alternating. Once you get them all, a tone
plays and the Medicinal Essence appears in the middle.
- NOTE: Thank you very much to the countless people who e-mailed me about
that! :D
- Going south at that last fork will take you towards a room with pendulous
blades. In the middle of the room, on the right, double-jump up and grab
onto the ledge; there's a Heart Max Up there.
- From that ledge, jump out in the opposite direction. Whip the whip post
to boost yourself up to another ledge, which will nab you the Racoon Charm,
which boosts your luck.
- NOTE: Lots of people told me about that, too.
VI-2. Dark Palace of Waterfalls: Basement Floor Two
* Go west, then northwest. You'll come across a door covered in ice; equip
the Flame Whip and whip away.
* On the southeastern side of the map, there's a door in the corner of the
fork-in-the-road. This door requires the Black Turtle Key, and leads to
the Draupnir relic.
* From the area where you find the Draupnir, go on the East path. Whip the
switch incessantly until it won't respond anymore, then go as far west
and as far south as you can.
* On the southwestern most side, there's a room with small pillars. They're
lights; whip all three and make it to the door within the short time limit
(measured from when you whip the first light). In the last room beyond
that is the Blue Dragon Key.
- One room north of the Blue Dragon Key is another skull-ride. Once again,
the coins appear right at first, then alternate left-right-left-right-etc.
Your reward is a Mana Prism, which will float in the middle of the path.
- NOTE: Thank you very much to the countless people who e-mailed me about
that one too! :P
VII. Anti-Soul Mysteries Lab: Floor One
- In the easternmost room of the map, there's a statue blocking a door. You
need both the Flame Whip and the Ice Whip for this.
Whip it like crazy with the flame whip, until it's glowing red. Switch the
the Ice Whip as fast as possible, and start whipping it. Keep switching
back and forth until it crumbles.
VII-2. Anti-Soul Mysteries Lab: Floor Two
* In the long eastern room, you'll see a platform suspended above the main
floor which moves. Jump onto this platform, and jump to the first platform
you see on the right. Down on the right side, there's a whip post nearly
out of view. Jump and use this (and the next one) to whip yourself up to
the platform with the green boss door. Inside is the Flame Elemental, who
will give you the Flame Whip when you defeat him.
- Further down the path, there's another platform on the right side which you
can jump to that's somewhat hard to see. This leads you to an item room.
* In front of the staircase to the third floor, there's an odd yellow tile.
Stand still on that tile, and it will take you down to a hidden room on the
first floor, which contains a key.
WOLF'S FOOT (need the Red Phoenix Key):
* "Right as you exit the starting room of the second floor, head west, past
the save room, then north. This will take you to the area where you'll
need to have the Red Phenoix Key to get past, and further will be the Wolf
Foot relic." -alex cross
- NOTE: Thanks to Conundrum and Alex Cross for pointing out the error that was
in this FAQ previously and correcting it, respectively.
VII-3. Anti-Soul Mysteries Lab: Floor Three
- In the long hallway immediately south of the stair room, go to the east end
and jump through the wall (specifically, the tapestry hanging on the wall)
to reach an item room.
- On the nothern side of the map, there's a long room with a bridge that begins
to crumble when you try to cross it. Use the Wolf's Foot relic to become
fast enough to make it across. On the other side is an item room.
VIII. Garden Forgotten by Time: Floor One
- Close to the start of the area, there's a room with several whip posts that
raise and lower. For the first one, do a double-jump timed so that the post
will be near the top of its path. For the second one, do a single jump just
as the post begins to raise, whip it, then whip the next one (which should be
at the right height), then while still in the air, whip the lever on the
wall, which will make a platform appear beneath you. The door leads you to
a switch.
- On the eastern side of the map (just after the second save room), you'll find
a room with a Mist, a Man-Eating Plant, and a balcony that's too high to
jump to. Stand near the balcony until the plant comes near you (if it isn't
there already), then attack it until it opens up. Jump onto its petals, and
use them as a stepping stone to reach the balcony. On the other side of the
door is a switch.
* After that room, go north and you'll come across another room with a
Man-Eating Plant; same situation as above, except the balcony is over on the
right side of the room this time.
* Through there, you'll find a room with two statues of women holding swords.
There are levers on the wall behind them; jump up and whip one, run to the
other ASAP and jump up to whip that. Then run to the middle of the room and
double-jump up to the ledge. Go through the door. Go directly across this
next room, which will require some jumping and whip-boosting. Ascend the
staircase and enter a switch room. On the right side of the switch room is
a door; enter it, go down the hallway, and meet the Thunder Elemental. He'll
give you the Thunder Whip once you beat him.
(Note: Said staircase takes you to the second floor, and is the only thing
in the second floor, so there is no Floor Two entry for the Garden.)
- Back in that room with the crumbled bridge, get to the high point in the
center of the room, activate the Wolf's Foot, and double-jump to the left
to reach the balcony, which will lead you to an item room. To get back out
to the rest of the Garden (which can be a bit tricky), stand on the edge of
the crumbled bridge near the door (yes, the low part), double-jump in place,
and whip the lamppost.
- In the square of rooms that are filled with heavy vegetation, go to the
upper-right (northeast) room. The door south appears to be blocked by
plants; to the right of it is the real door, which at first looks like part
of the fence. This leads you to a save room.
* Also in the upper-right room is a locked orb-door like you saw in the House
of Sacred Remains (on the left side of the room). Once you hit all the
switches (see above to find the locations of some of them), the orbs will
turn green and the door will unlock. Going through it will get you the Red
Phoenix Key.
IX. Ghostly Theatre: Floor One
- In the dropping spike room (eastern side of the map), there's a balcony
that's both hard to see and out of reach, near the far left corner of the
room. There's a whip post near there, if you look carefully. Stand on the
left edge of the safe area, turn towards the balcony, double-jump in place
and whip the post to boost yourself up to the railing. The door leads to an
item room, which contains an HP Max Up.
* In the southeast side of the map, you need to use the White Tiger Key to
enter an item room containing the Heart Brooch accessory.
- In the room with multiple skulls that fire beams from their mouths, there
are two exits. To reach the second, take the left path just before the
first exit, then go down the slightly hard to notice ramp and follow the
path to the wall, then jump up to the ledge above.
(For those wondering how to pass the skulls, face them, hold your guard
button which is R1 by default, and then walk past them.)
- In the second room which involves you being bombarded with cannonballs
(western side of the map), you may notice that there are blue statues in
addition to red ones this time. They're mostly hidden on the edges and
ledges of the room. The upper-right one can be reached by going into the
alcove in the middle of the upper wall, and double-jumping to the whip post.
From there, a double-jump to the left will bring you to another whip post,
then another ledge. Back on the floor, head to the far left corner of the
room. Then hug the wall and jump up onto the ledges when they present
themselves. You reward for all this is a Heart Max Up from the item room
to your right.
IX-2. Ghostly Theatre: Floor Two
* One of the first rooms you come across (if you went up the eastern stairs)
is another falling spike room. This time, the post is in the safe spot
right on the left side of the entrance. (Not counting the safe spot at the
entrance.) Whip yourself up to reach an MP Max Up, then do a little more
jumping/whipping to reach an item room, where you'll find the Lucifer's
Sword relic.
* Further along the path is a room that's completely dark, except for a
spotlight. What the spotlight doesn't show you is the path to the second,
hidden item room.
* To get there, jump to the first platform, then take a blind single-jump in
the same direction. You should at least see a platform that will help you
on your next attempt. From that platform, double-jump in the same direction
again, and you'll hopefully land on a platform that's against a wall. A
final jump to the right will lead you to the door, and an item room with
the Brisingamen relic.
* From the Western staircase, you'll come to another skull room. This one is
not very different from the last one, although you will have to do some
jumping, which could get a bit tricky. Just remember that the skull you're
in the path of should be the one you're facing; the jumps are structured to
make this simple enough. (There's also a shortcut if you're willing to try
some trickier jumping, but all it does is save you thirty seconds or so.)
This brings you to the Black Turtle Key.
X. Pagoda of the Misty Moon: Floor One
* At the northernmost room, go west. You'll come to a room with enemies
called "Mirage Skeletons". If you see one walking around at first before
the rest assemble, attack that one! Otherwise, attack the one that has a
reflection in the floor. The rest are just mirages (hence the name) that
will soak up damage and never die.
* This room leads to two item rooms. More importantly, this room is the only
room which contains Mirage Skeletons, who have a very, very small chance of
dropping the Invincibility Jar. The name says it all. Be warned, however,
as some people have reported that it took hundereds of kills before the
Invincibility Jar was dropped--that's several straight hours of playing.
(Why is this listed here and not any other item drops? Because it seemed
to be such a rare occurrence that it was worth noting.)
* Note that Hanged Men drop an accessory called the "Happiness Coin". This
raises your luck by five; equipping two or three should make the hunt much
X-2. Pagoda of the Misty Moon: Floor Two
* Head west. Follow the path until you make your way to the point where you
can enter the center of the circle that you'll see developing on your map.
Inside is a dark platform room. The door to the left gives you the Unlock
Jewel. The door to the right is an item room.
* My path goes like this. Follow the spotlight until you reach the right
room. Then, go back one platform. Turn on the wolf's foot and make a short
double-jump (jump, then double-jump before you reach the zenith of the jump)
to the left to reach the hidden platform. Inside is the Unlock Jewel.
- Note: Apparently, the Wolf's Foot isn't absolutely necessary to make this
jump; Wraith and Larz D were the first to inform me of this.
XI. Castle Entrance
BLACK ORB (need Unlock Jewel):
* Before you do anything, go back to Rinaldo's shop. Max out on every kind
of potion you can, as well as Serums and Uncurse Potions. Buy a Sacrifical
Doll and make sure you have the best armor available. Get as many Heart
Repairs as you can; Fleamen drop them. (I recommend about five.)
* Grab as many stat-boost items as you can find. I had 300 HP and 140 hearts.
* Aside from the Sacrifical Doll, equip whatever you can of the following:
Heart Brooch, Assassin Necklace, Draupnir, Qigong Belt, Megingjord
(In order of preference.)
* Equip a sub-weapon/orb combo that deals a good amount of single-target
damage from a distance, without wasting hearts. The Cross, Knife, and Axe
should all work fine; I used the Knife with the Purple Orb. Now, on to the
Forgotten One.
- NOTE: Larz D (lselmerl AT lhup DOT edu) says this:
"The Forgotton One, once once you beat it and look in the Monster
Encyclopedia says it is weak vs. Crystal. I used it when beating it and
it was much easier than the other times when i lost."
- NOTE 2: Many people have e-mailed me saying that his weakness is Ice, not
Crystal. I don't know if the Ice Whip would actually do more damage than
the Vampire Killer, but it's worth a try.
* Go to the Hub Room (where you travel to the five main stages). On the far
left is a door. Descend the loooong staircase. You'll find a Save Room;
for the love of Silence of Daylight, save!
* Go to the other door; use the Unlock Jewel. Descend another loooooong
staircase. Enter the door at the bottom and prepare for one of the hardest
fights in the game.
* This boss has three levels. First, you'll fight his lower torso. His
attacks include dropping maggots on the platform which are autonomous and
can inflict Curse on you, and bleeding on you, which poisons you. Jump and
attack with your whip; use the Sonic Edge (circle + heavy whip attack) when
the maggots approach (if you have it). Don't waste hearts.
* Once you've drained the lower torso's life bar, you'll fight the upper torso.
Attacks are all done using the left arm; it can sweep across the platform
in either direction (which is very difficult to avoid), it can try to squash
you, or it can bleed on you (which poisons you). Try to dodge the arm and
then whip it like crazy when it's laying on the platform. You can launch an
attack at the main torso, but it might be a waste of hearts.
* After that, you fight the head. The head has two attacks. First, it roars,
causing the ceiling to crumble; this will bring a small cascade of rocks
upon you, including one or more large ones which will prove life-saving.
The second attack is breathing fire. This attack with almost completely
kill you with one shot; fortunately, it can be avoided by hiding behind the
large rocks. If a rock is cracked, find another one to hide behind; the
next attack will shatter the rock, and you'll take a hit!
When The Forgotten One isn't breathing fire, come out from behind the rocks
and use your subweapon repeatedly. Heal and use Heart Repairs as needed.
* When (if?) you win, you'll receive the Black Orb.
XII. Extra Credit
This is where I list the people who contributed to this FAQ.
If you are one of these people, and would either like your name removed or
your e-mail listed, let me know.
Alex Cross
Paul Schneeloch
David Trammell
Michael Kelehan
Jeremy R. Smith
Mark Edwards
Tons of other people. . .
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JERUSALEM (Aug. 16)
Premier Moshe Sharett's coalition cabinet today faced a crisis when the General Zionists, the second largest party in the Israeli Parliament, threatened to vote independently, and thus bring about a situation under which measures proposed by the Cabinet may not receive the necessary parliamentary majority.
The General Zionists and Premier Sharett's party, the Mapai, disagree on the timing for presenting to Parliament new changes in the election laws. Both the General Zionists and the Mapai had already agreed to the changes themselves. Under these alterations, only parties that poll a minimum of 4.2 percent of the total vote will be entitled to seat their members in the Parliament. The Mapai has now decided to delay introduction of this change for at least six months, or until a few months before the next general elections, due in the summer of 1955. The General Zionists want to propose the legislation to the present Parliament now.
The introduction of the proposal, aimed to eliminate the small parties, was one of the conditions which the General Zionists stipulated prior to their agreeing to join the present coalition cabinet. They now claim that any postponement in introducing legislation to this effect would be considered by them as a breach by the Mapai of the agreement under which they entered the Cabinet, The General Zionists hold four seats in the Cabinet.
Leaders of the General Zionist Party today indicated that their threat does not mean that the representatives of their party will leave the Cabinet. What it means, they said, is that the General Zionist members in the Cabinet would not be bound any longer by collective responsibility for all the Cabinet decisions, and that the General Zionist deputies will cast their votes in Parliament in accordance with the decisions of their own party.
The Progressive Party, which received less than 4. 2 percent of the votes in the last parliamentary elections, and which strongly opposes the limitation upon which the General Zionist Party insists, today announced that, if the Cabinet decides to propose to the Parliament any legislation aimed at eliminating small parties, the Progressives will withdraw their only member from the Cabinet. The Progressives have four deputies in Parliament.
Meanwhile, it was learned today that four deputies of the Mapam, the pro-Communist party, may form their own fraction in Parliament as a result of a split within the Mapam. The four are members of the L'achdut Avodah section of the party, a minority group which publishes its own publication, "Lamerchav."
The political committee of the Mapam today decided to eject the L'achdut Avodah members from all central bodies of the party and from the Mapam daily newspaper, Al Hamishmar, because the group did not adhere to the decisions adopted by the majority of the party.
State Department sources disclosed here today that informal talks have begun between American and Lebanese diplomats looking to ward the possible extension of U. S. military aid to Lebanon. It is understood that the military assistance program envisaged for Lebanon is similar to that already planned for Iraq and Egypt, two other members of the Arab League.


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Facial yoga is the trend that, despite not really taking off, keeps coming back. The idea is that by controlling your facial muscles and limiting movement, you can reduce the look of wrinkles, sagging, and so forth. A year ago, about half of you said you thought it was ridiculous to think that changing your facial movements would reduce the number of wrinkles. Now, some experts have weighed in.
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Monday July 23rd, 2012 4:45pm
Inside Lacrosse was back at UMBC for the second session of the Brine Shootout, the final event of the summer that I will personally be attending. Session II is said to be the better session, as we get a wide range of teams and many of the top teams in the MIAA, as well as powerhouses Georgetown Prep (Md.), La Salle (Pa.) and Haverford (Pa.).
This week, I've got burgeoning freelance writer Tyler Steinhardt alongside me, splitting the coverage to bring you all double the writeups. On Monday, as it was last week, some nasty thunderstorms affected the schedule in our time out at the fields, so we'll make up for it with a little bit extra coverage today and tomorrow.
McDonogh earned their first tournament win in an overtime thriller against Philadelphia-based Competitive Edge. The Eagles were powered in this fast-paced matchup by attackmen Evan Glaser (McDonogh '12) and Trey McGee (McDonogh '14), who each pitched in a hat trick. Glaser, who is a committed to the University of Michigan, displayed a wealth of dodges from X, including a smooth hesitation move for the game-winning goal. However, it wasn't until the waning minutes of the second half did McDonogh's offense come to life.
The Eagles' fight back from an early deficit was a challenging one, especially considering Competitive Edge middie Zach Penfil (Garnet Valley HS '13) dominated the faceoff X all day. Penfil won a dozen faceoffs, and scored a goal of his own off a lefty split dodge. His goal was quickly answered with a trio of McDonogh goals, which benefited from strong defense from senior defenseman Geoff Davis. Davis, who is currently uncommitted, was a monster on groundballs and physically dominated his attackmen through his sleek footwork and quick checks.
The second half was largely back and forth with goals exchanging between both teams frequently. Kevin Leyden (Haverford HS '14) had two goals, the latter of which was a rip to the top corner. Competitive Edge held a three-goal lead with eight minutes left, but McDonogh clawed back with a game-tying goal by senior Jackson Fleming. Fleming forced overtime, where Glaser went on to win it for the young Eagles squad, who only have four rising seniors. While slow to start, McDonogh fired up their engines to earn themselves a big win.
In a battle of the top two teams in Massachusetts, the Laxachusetts 2013's took on NESLL - a team of rising seniors - with the exception of two players, according to the roster. Played on the somewhat secluded Field 1 right before it started raining cats and dogs, this game was the most entertaining one I watched all afternoon, filled with top Division I prospects.
Although J.C. Vivian (Governor's Academy '12/Georgetown) drew first blood for NESLL, Laxachusetts came out hot, going up 3-1. Robbie Pisano (Needham H.S. '13) was the standout early on, tossing an assist to Nico Panepinto (Needham H.S. '13) before burying a time-and-room shot off hip and another one in which he got wrecked by goalie Greg Stamatov in front of the crease but still found the net. I really loved his toughness and heady playmaking ability. NESLL clawed back from the deficit, largely because of the play of Penn State-bound Sammy Davis (Governor's Academy '12), a standout for New England at Under Armour earlier this month. Every time I've watched Davis, a pure athlete in between the lines with a cannon, I've walked away impressed and probably gave him a name drop each time as well. He's a pleasure to watch and has a huge upside, another big get for Jeff Tambroni and the Nittany Lions. I believe he scored three goals, two of which were on the run. His prep teammate, the aforementioned J.C. Vivian, also impressed with a nice shot with his feet set from long distance.
For Laxachusetts, the close defensemen definitely caught my eye, as did netminder Tommy Connelly (Duxbury H.S. '13) with six saves in the first half. Ian Yanulis (Boston College H.S. '13), who has reportedly committed to Duke, was phenomenal on groundballs and as a lockdown defender. He also had an excellent stick, putting it up in the passing lines and recording three interceptions. Alongside him was Pat Healy (St. Sebastian's '13), a very disruptive player who forced a handful of turnovers and didn't let his man get by him at all. I have heard he has committed to a top ten program as well - I'll try and follow that up today.
In the end, it was the goalie play for NESLL that was ultimately the difference maker, starting with Greg Stamatov, one of the top goalies in the country headed to Villanova. While recording just three saves in the first half, he was poised and only allowed three goals, none of which were very savable. He's a top-notch athlete as well, which helped him in the clearing department. Also, Eric Dolan (St. Mark's '12) was special in the second half, posting five great saves. On one, he made an unreal stop on a botched clear, diving back into the crease to stop a shot from a Laxachusetts attackman, drawing cheers from the sidelines. In the end, NESLL would go on to grab a big 10-6 win for in-state bragging rights. These teams were a pleasure to watch, so I'm going to definitely try to check them out today when I'm at UMBC.
Taking on a mix of talent from all over the Northeast but schools in Texas as well, the Boys' Latin Lakers topped Sting Black, 7-5, in a fast-paced, up and down shootout. However, the game is best noted for its goalie play, in particular that of rising junior Kolby Caplin, who recorded nine saves in the second half, including numerous within six yards. Caplin's play followed an impressive showing by clasmate Christian Knight in the first half, who stopped six shots and demonstrated excellent field vision while clearing. On the opposite end, Connor Wolfe (Scarsdale H.S. '12, N.Y.) blocked seven Laker shots in the second half to keep his team in the game late.
Wolfe got help from a strong defense in front of him, featuring Michael Quinn (Chaminade '12/Hotchkiss PG/Yale) and Samuel Finney (Strake Jesuit College Prep '12) who were tasked with guarding the talented Laker attack of rising junior Colin Heacock (3g/1a) and renowned rising sophomore Shack Stanwick (1g, 2a). Stanwick showed off his impressive field vision in two strong feeds to Heacock, and his dodging ability from X resulted in his lone goal. The duo scored two straight goals in the first half, swinging the momentum their way before Sting black fought back when midfielder Thomas Flibotte (Cohasset H.S. '12, Mass./Deerfield Academy) dodged from the top of the box and buried a bullet into the bottom left corner. In the second half, Garrett Chapman (Rye H.S. '12, N.Y.) dodged to his left and fired a laser offside hip to pull his team within striking distance. However, the Lakers would hold on from there on out to earn their first win at this year's Shootout, 7-5.
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Google Adds Maps Navigation to Android 1.6 Phones
Now Google has announced that Google Maps Navigation is now available for Android 1.6 devices as well. That means anyone with a T-Mobile G1 or myTouch 3G can download the app (actually an updated version of Google Maps) for free.
As on the Droid, Google Maps Navigation offers voice guidance, automatic reroutes, plus several standout features. Those include 3D satellite views en route, as well as what amounts to the absolute best POI search system I've tested to date--namely, Google Search. It also features voice recognition that works. It can parse complex requests about current events, even if you don't know the appropriate venue. In other words, go download it in Android Market.
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Veterans died on secret waiting lists? We'd better clean up the oceans!
Our ocean is under threat. Join people all over the world and make a difference. #OurOcean2014 http://t.co/KJ9qtbd1hl
— Veterans Affairs (@DeptVetAffairs) June 16, 2014
I'm more convinced than ever that the government and their accomplices invented the global warming scare as a way to distract from their own incompetence when necessary. And to get rich, of course.
John Kerry is also focused like a laser on the oceans during this time of crisis in Iraq.
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backwoodsconsr on
June 17th, 2014 2:21 pm
Tell Obama to stay in the kiddie pool where he belongs and leave swimming in the ocean to adults.
Marshall_Will on
June 17th, 2014 3:50 pm
Please tell me this was a joke/accident. And why the HELL would the "VA" be concerned w/ some twisted enviro-agenda..? This is what we're PAYING for? Whomever posted that needs to be canned.
Marshall_Will on
June 17th, 2014 3:55 pm
Really funny developments in the Lerner email scandal as Sharyl Atkisson asks all the same questions any administrator or EMPLOYEE would ask if their emails ( for two friggin' years ) just went poof.
IF that were the case, wouldn't there ALSO be an email trail of all the IT people involved attempting to even FIX the problem..!?!? Or did those get lost too? More blatant contempt for conservatives ( and increasingly Americans from ALL walks ) thinking they don't even have to put any thought into crafting their fables.
Guys, Nixon tried this and it didn't pan out real well. At this point we'll all safely assume they contain all the incriminating info we'd ever need and just move forward.
backwoodsconsr on
June 17th, 2014 4:06 pm
Here's one that pisses me off. We no longer have the capability to send our own astronauts into space, but NASA has the money to launch satellites to further the global warming hoax.
Apparently there isn't enough actual science being done by NASA for them to know the predicted warming isn't happening.
Truesoldier__ on
June 17th, 2014 4:25 pm
So true. Everything Sharyl Atkisson said in that interview is totally true. There is no way those emails went "poof" like that. First of all their would be copies on the email server and as the IT guy she talked to said it is on a RAID array. That means the server had probably 5-6 drives running a redundant backup. So even if one or two drives went down there would be no problems. All it would take to fix it is to "hot swap" the bad drives for new drives. The server would run slow for a time as the other drives copied the redundant data to the new drives. Eventually it would be like those drives never went down.
You would have to have a catastrophic failure of all the drives to go down for the emails to be lost off the server, but even then there would be an offsite backup to avoid a total data loss. That backup could be up and running on a new server within hours.
As Atkinsson's source pointed out, Congress needs to pull in the IT folks, swear them in and then grill them. During the grilling keep mentioning that they are under oath and that they could be facing some serious jail time in a fed pen. They would crack in no time flat.
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June 17th, 2014 4:26 pm
Nope, no joke. I have seen the evioro wacko posters on the walls at the VA clinics. Now you know why there is no $'s to treat vets it is all going to the environmental movement one way or another.
Marshall_Will on
June 18th, 2014 2:24 pm
Everyone that's ever used an employer's computer 'thought' they blew up their email. I have several times. They always turn up!
They're treating us like 4th graders…
Truesoldier__ on
June 18th, 2014 2:52 pm
I love it when they try to destroy the hard drive only to have me retrieve the data later(usually from the server). They think they are soooo smart, until I show up with the proof and wipe the smug look off their faces.
Truesoldier__ on
June 18th, 2014 2:54 pm
"They're treating us like 4th graders…"
Which is one reason so many in the IT field have come out and thrown down the BS card (even typically liberal companies like Microsoft).
ChapBix on
June 20th, 2014 1:22 pm
Time for some Congresscritter to state that this was willful, criminal destruction of evidence and then make a referral for a criminal prosecution starting with former IRS Commission Steven Miller and expand it to the WH.
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The Humane Society of North Texas is offering a $500 reward for information on who dumped 92 dogs along country roads in Denton County Monday and Tuesday nights.
Mound found 51 Maltese mixed-breed dogs late Monday night along a country road near Highway 377 and Stonecrest Road.
Then, late Tuesday night, 41 dogs -- mostly Cavalier King spaniels -- were found along a rural road near Sanger.
The Humane Society believes both cases are related -- probably the operators of a puppy mill who no longer want to breed the animals under a strict new state law.
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Plaque honoring trooper's organ and tissue donations to be presented
Deceased New York State Trooper Kevin P. Dobson, killed by a motorist during a March 2011 traffic stop on Youngmann Memorial Highway in the Town of Tonawanda, lives on through his decision in life to donate his tissue and organs.
A plaque commemorating his donation was set to be presented at 10:30 a.m. Thursday at Clarence Town Hall to State Police officials. And to further honor Dobson, his father, Richard Dobson, will be attending the New Year's Day Rose Bowl Parade in Pasadena, Ca., where a "floragraph" portrait of Dobson, made of dried flowers, seeds, spices and other organic material, will be on display.
Officials with CryoLife, a cardiovascular tissue processing bank, will be making this morning's presentation.
In all, Dobson's gift of life benefited 70 people. CryoLife chose his story to highlight from dozens of other stories nationwide.


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Peter Kavanagh picks a XV of the best overseas players to play Rugby Union in Ireland.
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Here we show how to dns_spoof website requests, creating a fake webpage, a binded backdoor with a vbs script and capture a victims keystrokes.
We create our meterpreter reverse_tcp payload and then bind it to a
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(all website requests for chosen sites will be redirected to the attacker)
Once the victim runs the installer the vbs script then runs the backdoor.
We then install the backdoor permanently to run upon bootup and connect back to the attacker at timed intervals.
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James Madison University is a public, comprehensive university and is the only university in America named for James Madison. The university offers programs on the bachelor's, master's, educational specialist and doctoral levels with its primary emphasis on the undergraduate student. JMU provides a total education to students – one that has a broad range of the liberal arts as its foundation and encompasses an extensive variety of professional and pre-professional programs, augmented by a multitude of learning experiences outside the classroom. The value and quality of the JMU experience has been recognized repeatedly in many national publications.
Mission Statement
We are a community committed to preparing students to be educated and enlightened citizens who lead productive and meaningful lives.
Since its establishment in 1908, James Madison University has grown from a small state normal and industrial school for women to today's coeducational comprehensive university with a fall 2008 enrollment of 18,454.
The university was founded in 1908 as the State Normal and Industrial School for Women at Harrisonburg, with Julian Ashby Burruss as its first president. The school opened its doors to its first student body in 1909 with an enrollment of 209 students and a faculty of 15. Its first 20 graduates received diplomas in 1911. In 1914, the name of the school was changed to the State Normal School for Women at Harrisonburg. The school received authorization to award bachelor's degrees in 1916. During this initial period of development, Burruss' administration established the campus plan and constructed six buildings.
After Burruss resigned in 1919, Dr. Samuel Page Duke became the second president. Duke's administration erected nine major buildings. In 1924, the university became the State Teachers College at Harrisonburg and continued under that name until 1938, when it was named Madison College in honor of James Madison, the fourth president of the United States. In 1946, the Duke administration admitted men as regular day students.
Following the retirement of Duke, Dr. G. Tyler Miller became the third president of the university in 1949 and remained until 1970. Miller's administration enlarged the campus by 240 acres and constructed 19 buildings. The administration also revamped the curriculum. In 1954, the expanding school received authority to grant master's degrees. The university became a coeducational institution in 1966.
Dr. Ronald E. Carrier became JMU's fourth president in 1971. His administration changed Madison College into a university. In 1977, the university adopted its current name, James Madison University. The Carrier administration nearly tripled the number of students and university faculty members and constructed some 30 major campus buildings. Doctoral degrees were authorized in 1994.
Dr. Linwood H. Rose was named JMU's fifth president in September 1998. Under his leadership, JMU has continually been recognized in national publications as one of the nation's finest institutions of its type. Before being named president, Rose had served as a member of the institution's administration for 23 years, including service as executive vice president and chief operating officer.
The general responsibility for the administration of the university has been assigned to the president, who is appointed by the JMU Board of Visitors. When the board is in recess, its executive committee may exercise the power of the board.
Assisting the president in the administration of the university are the provost and senior vice president for academic affairs, the senior vice president for administration and finance, the senior vice president for student affairs and university planning, the senior vice president for university advancement, and the executive assistant to the president.
Appointment to these positions and to the university's instructional and administrative faculty is made by the JMU Board of Visitors upon the recommendation of the president.
JMU consists of the following colleges:
- College of Arts and Letters
- College of Business
- College of Education
- College of Integrated Science and Technology
- College of Science and Mathematics
- College of Visual and Performing Arts
- The Graduate School
Board of Visitors
Dr. Meredith Strohm Gunter (Rector)
James E. Hartman (Vice Rector)
Mark T. Bowles
Joseph F. Damico
Ronald C. Devine
Vanessa M. Evans
Lois J. Forbes
Charles H. Foster, Jr.
Joseph K. Funkhouser, II
Stephen R. Leeolou
Elizabeth V. Lodal
Wharton B. Rivers Jr.
Larry M. Rogers
Judith S. Strickler
Fred Thompson
Daniel M. Smolkin (Student Member)
Donna L. Harper (Secretary)
Chief Administration Officers
Linwood H. Rose, Ed.D.
Division Heads
A. Jerry Benson, Ph.D.,
Interim Provost and Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs
Joanne Carr, Ph.D.,
Senior Vice President for University Advancement
Charles W. King Jr., M.A.,
Senior Vice President for Administration and Finance
Mark Warner, Ed.D.,
Senior Vice President for Student Affairs and University Planning
Ralph Alberico, M.L.S.,
Dean of Libraries and Educational Technologies
David F. Brakke, Ph.D.,
Dean, College of Science and Mathematics
Linda Cabe Halpern, Ph.D.,
Dean, University Studies
David K. Jeffrey, Ph.D.,
Dean, College of Arts and Letters
Reid J. Linn, Ph.D,
Dean, The Graduate School
Sharon E. Lovell, Ph.D.,
Interim Dean, College of Integrated Science & Technology
Robert D. Reid, Ed.D.,
Dean, College of Business
George E. Sparks, Ph.D.,
Dean, College of Visual and Performing Arts
Phillip M. Wishon, Ph.D.,
Dean, College of Education
Office of Alumni Relations
Phone: (540) 568-6234
Web site: http://www.jmu.edu/alumni/
JMU benefits from an active, enthusiastic and supportive alumni association. With close to 100,000 graduates, the JMU Alumni Association strives to develop a continuing interest in the university by providing opportunities for service, fellowship, networking and loyalty for JMU alumni, parents of current students and friends of the university. The association provides scholarship opportunities for incoming JMU freshmen as well as currently enrolled students. Alumni chapters across the country sponsor events, programs, services and various forms of communication for a diverse constituency. The alumni association also hosts annual programming on campus, including homecoming, reunions, senior week and more.
The JMU Alumni Association is directed by a board of directors who represent the interests of all graduates by reviewing and setting the strategy for the association. JMU's quarterly magazine, Madison, provides information about the university to all alumni, parents of currently enrolled students, friends and businesses, corporations, and foundations associated with JMU. The e-newsletter, Brightening the Lights, is a popular way for alumni to stay informed about alumni and campus activities. Further information about all of these programs, products and services is available at www.jmu.edu/alumni.
JMU Foundation
The James Madison University Foundation, Inc., a 501(c) 3 organization was established in 1969 to promote the welfare, efficiency, service to the public, and objectives of James Madison University and to encourage private gifts of money, securities, land, or other property of whatever character for such purposes, and to that end to take, hold, receive, and enjoy any gift, grant, devise or bequest, for the benefit of James Madison University in the manner designated, for the general purposes and improvement of James Madison University, and to accept, execute and administer any trust in which it may have an interest under the terms of the instrument creating the trust.
Gifts received by the foundation are used to support the university in many ways, such as:
- construction of buildings
- endowed chairs for distinguished faculty members
- purchase of library resources
- purchase of specialized equipment for university classrooms and laboratories
- renovation and additions to existing facilities
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Scores of federal regulators are stationed inside JPMorgan Chase's Manhattan headquarters, but none was assigned to the powerful unit that recently disclosed a multibillion-dollar trading loss.
Roughly 40 examiners from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York and 70 staff members from the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency are embedded at the largest US bank. They are typically assigned to units undertaking the greatest risks. Even as the chief investment office swelled in size and made increasingly large bets, regulators did not put any examiners in that unit's offices in London or New York, said current and former regulators, who spoke only on condition of anonymity.
After the financial crisis, senior bank executives assured watchdogs that the chief investment office was not taking risks that would cause concern, people briefed on the matter said. Just weeks before the losses became public, bank officials also dismissed the worry of a senior New York Fed examiner about the size of bets, said Fed officials.
The lapses have raised questions about who was policing the chief investment office and whether regulators were independent. Instead of putting the JPMorgan unit under regular watch, the comptroller's office and the Fed chose to examine it periodically.
The bank push-back also suggests JPMorgan had sway over its regulators, an influence that several said was enhanced by the bank's charismatic chief executive, Jamie Dimon, long considered Washington's favourite banker.
As regulators scramble to determine whether the chief investment office took inappropriate risks, some former Fed officials are asking whether the investigation should be spearheaded by the New York Fed, where Mr Dimon is on the board. Some lawmakers and former regulators also have reservations about the comptroller's office, which is investigating the trade and was the unit's primary regulator.
"The central question is why Jamie Dimon was able to so successfully convince both its regulators that there was nothing to see at the chief investment office," said Mark Williams, a Boston University finance professor, who served as a Federal Reserve examiner. "To me, it suggests that he is too close to his regulators."
Regulators, for their part, said they could not micro-manage a bank or outlaw its risk-taking and did not bow to bank pressure when assigning examiners. New York Fed president William Dudley has said JPMorgan's losses did not pose a threat to the bank's viability. In a statement on Friday, the comptroller of the currency, Thomas Curry, said: "I am committed to ensuring this agency provides strong supervision for all of the institutions we oversee."
Regulators are not typically stationed at divisions such as JPMorgan's chief investment office, which are known as Treasury units. The units hedge risk and invest extra money on hand, and tend to make short-term investments. But JPMorgan's office, with a portfolio of nearly $US400 billion, had become a profit centre that made large bets and recorded $US5 billion in profit over the three years to 2011.
Officials of JPMorgan declined to comment on its relationships with regulators.
Long before the recent trading blunder, JPMorgan had a pattern of pushing back on regulators, said more than a dozen current and former regulators interviewed for this article. That resistance increased after Mr Dimon steered JPMorgan through the financial crisis in better shape than virtually all its rivals.
"JPMorgan has been screaming bloody murder about not needing regulators hovering, especially in their London office," said a former examiner embedded at the bank, adding, in reference to Mr Dimon, "But he was trusted because he had done so well through the turmoil."
Even now, executives at JPMorgan disagree with some regulators over how quickly the bank should unwind the soured trade, said people briefed on the negotiations. JPMorgan would like to be done with the bad bet that has resulted in at least $US3 billion in losses, but senior executives argue it is a delicate process, especially as traders and hedge funds on the opposite side of the trade know JPMorgan is under pressure to exit the position.
Senior staff members at the Federal Reserve want the bank out of the position "yesterday", said a regulator privy to the discussions, who insisted on anonymity because the talks are private.
Some politicians – including Senator Bernard Sanders, independent of Vermont, and Elizabeth Warren, a Democrat running for the Senate in Massachusetts – argue that Dimon's position at the New York Fed further compromises regulatory oversight. "Mr Dimon should not be in a position to have such influence on a major regulator," Ms Warren said. When asked on PBS's NewsHour last week about JPMorgan, Treasury Secretary
At the bank's annual shareholder meeting last week in Tampa, Florida, Mr Dimon pointed out that he served as an economic adviser at the New York Fed. Bankers who sit on the New York Fed do not have a say about the supervision of banks or the writing of rules, but provide guidance on the state of the economy, said Fed officials. Mr Dimon, however, has been a vocal critic of some bank regulatory reforms being drafted in Washington.
Current and former regulators said lower-level officials at JPMorgan had at times tried to undermine their supervision of the bank. JPMorgan has a reputation for challenging regulators more forcefully than rival banks such as Citigroup and Goldman Sachs, former New York Fed officials said. Long before the recent trade, an embedded examiner said he had asked for JPMorgan's three- to five-year capital plan and, after waiting a couple of days, was told the bank's management had gone over his head and "already sent it to my bosses". By cutting out lower-level regulators, the bank officials telegraphed a message that those concerns were irrelevant, the former examiner said.
JPMorgan also kept its regulators somewhat in the dark about the troublesome trades. Senior executives, for example, did not tell the Fed that they had changed their value-at-risk measure in the January quarter to evaluate potential losses at the chief investment office. Though reporting such a change was not required, the size of the office alone merited more oversight, said former Fed examiner Mr Williams.
"From a regulatory standpoint, it needs to be scrutinised because it was a hedge fund," Mr Williams said.
Bank officials played down the trade after it began to sour, said a senior Fed supervisor. He said he was assured in the first week of April that the bank's senior management was not concerned about Bruno Iksil, the trader who earned the nickname the London Whale for his outsized bets in the credit markets.
The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency is also facing scrutiny about whether it is too cozy with the banks it oversees.
At JPMorgan, when media reports surfaced that the bank was making aggressive bets on credit derivatives, comptroller officials began taking a closer look, people briefed on the matter said. After thumbing through the bank's own projections for the related risks in early April, the people said, the examiners pushed for more answers but saw no immediate need to change course. The agency notes that it does not bless specific trades.
In a briefing on Capitol Hill last week, two comptroller officials told a room of congressional staff members that it was "common" and "appropriate" for banks in general to hedge their exposure to various risks, said people who attended.
"I know in college they teach you everything is black and white," one official said in response to hypothetical questions about creating the perfect hedge. "But it's not that way in the real world."
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UMKC School of Education's Joan and Bert Berkley Excellence in Urban Education Grants Awarded for 2008-2009As a part of its mission to support teachers focused on urban students and their achievements, the University of Missouri-Kansas City (UMKC) School of Education has awarded the Joan and Bert Berkley Excellence in Urban Education Grants for 2008-2009.
Teachers and counselors from UMKC's nine partner school districts and the UMKC-sponsored charter schools submitted plans for programs tailored to Kansas City's urban students. Based on academic rigor; emphasis on college and career planning; appropriateness to student needs and interests; and ease of application in other urban schools, one outstanding project from each district was selected. Each educator and collaborative team receives up to $3,000 to fund their programs. Following is a list of selected projects, by district.
• Center: Suzanne Melena, Boone Elementary School – The Special Education staff at Boone match real-world uses with students' new skills. By planting and caring for their own pumpkin patch, reading about pumpkins and learning marketing and selling techniques, Boone students will become urban gardeners. Teachers and building staff will be their main consumers.
• Charter Schools: Danielle Farr, University Academy – Through the design and construction of a greenhouse, students in this project will improve mathematics, science and team skills. Academy students will use math to conceptualize and construct the greenhouse; and they will learn to interpret and follow technical specifications. Once the greenhouse is in use, students will learn about the water cycle, botanical life cycles, weather and climate patterns, and personal impact on the environment.
• Grandview: Amy Cameron, Grandview Alternative School – Students at the Grandview Alternative School will learn to express themselves through documentary filmmaking. After reviewing existing documentaries, students will form interview questions, practice interview techniques, and then — by filming the people, events, and the everyday look of their town — put together a movie about their community.
• Hickman Mills: Michele Pippens, Ingels Elementary School – Play therapy helps children understand their attitudes toward themselves and others, and replace negative self-images with healthy, confident feelings. In this project, students from K-5th grades will exhibit — through play — the problems that are affecting their development. The counselors can then demonstrate coping skills and social interactions that may alleviate the students' frustrations and anxieties.
• Independence: Pam Diecidue, William Chrisman High School – Students will practice everyday Spanish expressions in simulated Spanish environments. A surprise scenario in each situation — going to a restaurant, the market or a hospital — encourages students to speak spontaneously and practice less familiar vocabulary. Videotapes of the students' conversations will provide feedback on their fluency and mastery of Spanish.
• Kansas City, Kansas: Adrianne Miller, Rosedale Middle School – To move them toward mastery of the math benchmarks and adequate performance on the Kansas Mathematics Assessments, 7th and 8th grade Rosedale students may attend a "benchmark blaster camp" during the school year. To get a helpful boost, students may work with a student tutor or utilize the Benchmark Blaster Camp Clubhouse's supply of computer resources, practice pages and supplemental books.
• Kansas City, Missouri: Paul Kehmeier, Paseo Academy – Paseo Academy has had a FIRST robotics team for three years. To expand the abilities of the team to construct more advanced machines, this project will employ extra practice time using additional tools and materials. It is hoped that team members will try new strategies and will tackle new challenges confidently, thereby moving from a successful entry-level team to the next stage.
• North Kansas City: Andrew Schuerman, Winnetonka High School – Project Unity will improve Winnetonka's climate by showing students the harmful effects of bullying and harassment. Through improv theater workshops, students will learn that mistreating someone is hurtful and to step in when bullying occurs. Also, a Diversity Task Force will plan additional activities, such as a Diversity Week.
• Raytown: Beth Dusin, Laurel Hills Elementary School – When experiencing difficult times, children may have trouble learning. Reading about a character in the same situation may help students learn how to cope with problems. This project in bibliotherapy, which includes a reading place and suitable books, will train Laurel Hills teachers and counselors to help children deal with their emotions.
• Turner: Nancy Nash, Turner High School – Students at Turner High School with severe disabilities need basic life skills and job training. "The Bear Mart" is a school store where these students will use their counting skills to pay for merchandise and to make change. For more information about the UMKC School of Education's Excellence in Urban Education Grants, go online to http://education.umkc.edu/urban_education_grants.asp or call (816) 235-2466.
The University of Missouri-Kansas City (UMKC), one of four University of Missouri campuses, is a public university serving more than 14,000 undergraduate, graduate and professional students. Celebrating 75 years, UMKC engages with the community and economy based on a three-part mission: visual and performing arts, health sciences, and urban engagement.


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Bankruptcy Law Questions? Ask a Bankruptcy Lawyer.
I was given no warning to pull money out of either of my accounts by my attorney. His secretary called me when I was 400 miles out of town visiting one of my daughters to tell me the filing had taken place. I was under the impression that Medical Disability Income was protected in California from being held by the Trustee rather it was from Social Security Disability or Private Insurance Disability. Have I been misled?


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I am already spayed, housetrained, up to date with shots, good with dogs, and good with cats.
So, instead of moving her to the euthanasia ward, a call for help went out to the rescue groups. We were happy to help.
Sierra is an inquisitive creature. When she rides in the car, she sits up straight, looking out the window with glee. Given her breed, we think she will be a water dog so if you have a pool, WATCH OUT! You just might have a furry bathing beauty join in the splashing.
As we learn more about Sierra we will add it here. She was just rescued and from what we can tell, Sierra is super smart, will respond well to training and while initially fearful of men, warms up once she knows you love her.
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New kids' camp promotes wellness
Today, kids' lives are full ... sometimes too full, which can make for a lot of pressure. A bustling life with busy parents, school demands, lessons, competitive sports, video games and malls can add up to stress, even for young children.
Time to relax and unwind can be hard to find. However, parents and children across the country are learning that yoga can be a fun and social way for kids to stay healthy and fit while helping to counteract the pressures of a busy life.
"When children learn techniques for self-health, relaxation and inner fulfillment, they can navigate life's challenges with a little more ease," wrote Marsha Wenig, author and founder of YogaKids, in a recent Yoga Journal article.
For the first time, Alexandria's YOGAjoy, LLC will offer Kids' Camp 2008 to the lakes area this summer. Incorporating stories, play, fun poses and art, students will learn how to practice being calm and quiet while at the same time, build strength and enjoy their natural flexibility.
YOGAjoy Kids' Camp will be held at the Nelson Wellness Center in Alexandria Monday through Thursday, July 14-17, from 9-10 a.m. (girls and boys grades 3, 4 and 5) and from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. (girls and boys grades 6, 7, 8).
The four-day camp will focus on teaching children the basics of a beginning yoga practice using themes of becoming more aware of their potential; how to quiet themselves inside and out; find joyfulness through self expression, and strength in their minds and bodies. Physical movements and poses will be introduced with music and activities tailored to each age group.
Parents can register their children for YOGAjoy Kids' Camp by calling YOGAjoy at (320) 815-3169 and reserving a spot in class.
YOGAjoy LLC is a locally-owned business that offers ongoing classes at the Nelson Wellness Center as well as private coaching, special events and presentations. Visit www.yogajoyonline.com for more information.


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Monday marked 33 years since the Coast Guard Cutter Blackthorn sank in 1980 in a tragic collision with the tanker S.S. Capricorn near Tampa Bay's Sunshine Skyway Bridge.
The accident killed 23 crew members and would prove to be the Coast Guard's worst peacetime disaster. A memorial inscribed with the names of the crew members who perished now stands two miles north of the accident site.
In 2000, Seaman Apprentice Willam "Billy" Flores was posthumously awarded the Coast Guard Medal, the service's highest award for heroism in peacetime. Flores, who had been out of boot camp just one year, opened the life jacket locker as the Blackthorn capsized, securing its hatch open with his belt, and made sure that his shipmates were able to access and use the life jackets. His actions saved a number of lives during the accident.
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He's already on Twitter, Tumblr, Facebook andFoursquare. Now President Barack Obama has joined Pinterest, too.
The pinner-in-chief's Pinterest page went live on the fast-growing social network late Tuesday. So far, the president's Pinterest—which is being maintained by his 2012 re-election campaign—has 49 "pins," including links to photos (first dog Bo seems to enjoy the spotlight), videos (including the recent "Road We Traveled" documentary),clothing from the campaign's online store and Obama's Spotify playlist.


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New York • James Rebhorn, the prolific character actor whose credits included "Homeland," "Scent of a Woman" and "My Cousin Vinny," has died. He was 65.
Rebhorn's agent, Dianne Busch, said Sunday that the actor died Friday at his home in South Orange, N.J. She declined to give details on the nature of his death.
In five decades of television and film work, Rebhorn amassed more than 100 credits, ranging from a shipping magnate in "The Talented Mr. Ripley" to the prosecutor in the series finale of "Seinfeld," in which he famously sent the group to jail.
The lanky but piercing Rebhorn, raised a Lutheran in Indiana, often played astringent authorities, like the headmaster in "Scent of a Woman" or the Secretary of Defense in "Independence Day."