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Elin Jones said: "I have been a consistent supporter of locating public bodies throughout Wales. The establishment of a Welsh Government Office in Aberystwyth was a major step forward in achieving this. Although Ceredigion isn't under consideration as a location for S4C's main base, I believe there would be significant advantages in locating it in Carmarthen.
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Other than that, we can't fault the place and had a fabulous fortnight of peace and relaxation. If you want to get out and see more of beautiful Kea, the house is in a good location for exploring the island, and while you'll need to drive over dirt tracks whichever way you reach it, we managed without incident in an Astra. Some of the roads on Kea would be more comfortable in a 4x4, but most are fine in a standard saloon.
A beautiful and well equipped house with spectacular view. The house was clean and perfect for a family holiday. It is in a quiet location, about 10 minutes drive from both the port town and chora. Getting to the property involves some short sections of dirt track. We were impressed with the service provided by the property manager. Will definitely return.
Staying at Alfredo's House was such a pleasure. The view right at the sea by the pool is amazing, same as the house wich is really comfortable and clean (plus really well furnished). The owner is really helpfull and easy to talk.Of course, the location is a little bit far from cities if you don't have a car, but it's totally fine to rent taxis plus it's part of the charm of it. We definitly would recommended for those who're looking for luxe, peace and, again, one of the best view of the island.
Kea is a lovely island which is not so touristic than the other big islands in greece!
There are so many beautiful beaches and taverns all over kea!
The house is in a perfect condition and new, the view is amazing! We had a very good time there and want to say a special thank you to alfredos and his family for
the perfect accommodation and the tipps where to go on the island!
We had this house right after the other one. Of course the swimming pool was a plus but i don't think I wanna write anything less pleasant then the other house.
The place is beautiful, the swimming pool is super well taking care of, the house is in great state and style. Everything is perfectly made for you to spend a magical time. Especially at sunset. That picture is not lying, the view is breathtaking and at summer time the sun set right in front of you, exposition is perfect, you have it every night!
Again the owner was so kind to us, a real bowl of fresh air. Makes you feel instantly very welcome.
I can't wait to go back!
One thing, you need a vehicle to go to and from the house. But it's part of the fun and also the best way to discover this beautiful island.
Wir (meine Frau und die beiden Kinder 11 und 14 Jahre) verbrachten 13 tolle Tage auf Kea. Das Haus von Alfredos liegt in eine fantastischen Lage ca. 300 meter über dem Meeresspiegel mit einer unglaublichen Aussicht, an der wir uns nie satt sehen konnten!!!! Obwohl man sich nur wenig im Haus aufhällt, fühlten wir uns auch dort sehr wohl, denn alles war in einem sehr gutem Zustand und geschmackvoll eingerichtet. Alfredos und seine Familie kümerten sich sehr liebevoll um uns und waren jederzeit für uns ansprechbar. Die Straße zum Haus ist durchaus noch ausbaufähig, aber das gilt für viele Straßen auf Kea und wir haben uns schnell daran gewöhnt. Wir werden das Haus auf jedenfall unseren Freunden empfehlen, denn es war wirklich ein grandioser Urlaub!!
Kea is the closest Cycladic Island to Athens. The ferry connection to Kea departs from the port of Lavrio. Lavrio is approximately a 20-25 minute drive from the Athens International airport (Eleftherios Venizelos) and a 45 minute drive from downtown Athens. The ferry trip to Kea's port, Korissia, lasts approximately one hour. The area of Agios Nikolaos, where the house is lying, is a 10 minutes drive from Korissia.
Despite its proximity to Greece's biggest urban center, Kea has retained its traditional qualities and is only in recent years that modern development has reached its shores. Over the past 10 years Kea has managed to embrace the right kind of tourism: an eco-friendly destination with a multitude of walking paths and trails and numerous beaches that rival in beauty any of the more established destinations of the Cyclades.
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Up first was "Rough for Theatre I", despite its name the most finished of the five parts. Two men, dressed as if for a yoga class, sit on boxes on the treeless stage. One is blind; his friend has only one leg and propels himself with a stick, making a punt of his cube. The omniped tries to depress the blind man about his lot, asking why he has not committed suicide. Billy says he is not quite unhappy enough, and recalls a fragment of past joy, a little harp he used to own. It is quite touching. The second piece stars the great Kathryn Hunter. Transformed into an old woman, she sat on a chair and gabbled for ten minutes about being lonely and, "at the end of the day", looking out of her window at other lonely people looking out of their windows. She rocked rhythmically on her chair, and since the scene is called "Rockaby", I suspect a play on "off her rocker". It would have made a good video-art installation. Although Hunter is one of the great physical actors working today, it is her colleagues Marcello Magni and Khalifa Natour - the tramps from the first act - who get the chance to show off their mime skills in "Act Without Words II". Here two chaps sequentially get out of big white carrier bags, munch carrots, gob them out, and fail to dress themselves accurately from a pile of clothes at the front of the stage. They are prompted into this clownish dumb show and out of their bags by a giant pencil that prods them from above. The big bags, the fat pencil: could Beckett have been inspired by Ikea? The penultimate section is a short but impenetrable monologue about the shortness and impenetrability of life, delivered by Hunter, once more dressed up as a hag. For the final scene she is joined by the other two members of the company, now dragged up as old women themselves. The three sit on a bench and gossip about each other's illnesses. It reminded me of Roy Barraclough and Les Dawson playing Cissie Braithwaite and Ada Shufflebotham on the telly. I don't know who was patronising whom the most during these 55 minutes. Was it the audience - at least half of whom I reckoned were thesps - patronising the octogenarian Brook? Or was it Brook, whose fey spiritualism patronised Beckett by insisting on placing an optimistic spin on his nihilism? In any case, the self-regarding theatricality of the acting obliterated, for me, the meaning of each piece. Technically the three actors were accomplished - and they knew it - but could anyone actually have been moved by Hunter's old bird, or have found the clowns' problems with their trousers truly funny? The mime was good, mind you: up there with Brian Cant on Playaway c.1974. The greatest fun to be had was watching the audience. During the first ten minutes, a pretty woman in the front row was doing a particularly energetic job of smiling and nodding and laughing and turning round to make sure her wholesome responses to theatrical innocence were being noted. But when I next checked, she was yawning. By the end, naturally, she was back in raptures, cheering wildly with almost everyone else. I think they were actually applauding their own good taste and their stamina. Forget it. Until you, as I have, sat through nine hours of Peter Brook's Mahabharata in a Glasgow tram shed, you don't know what stamina is. The funny thing was, until I sat down at the Young Vic, I had completely forgotten that I ever had sat through it. Andrew Billen is a staff writer for the Times Pick of the week Now or LaterRoyal Court Theatre, London SW1US election night. Rehearse your disappointment now. IvanovDonmar at Wyndhams, London WC2Chekhov, Stoppard, Branagh. What are you waiting for? 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How To Attach Sugar Sparkles
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Fondant covered? Or BC? Fondant-brush a very light thin layer of thinned down piping gel (piping gel with warm water) Then toss it on, drizzle it from a large sppon.
BC-before it crusts, if you use a crusting BC, I pour a crap load around the botom of each tier and gently pull it up the side of the cake with a pallete knife, taking care nt to dig into the icing or jam the sugar into the icing. Gently whisk away the leftovers into a bowl and start on the next tier.
Oh ya know....if this is a litle teeny 4 incher, chill that sucker till it's hard, and just roll it around in a pile of sugar. That's your best bet.
I use corn syrup. Just thin it down a tiny bit with water then brush it over the fondant.... the sugar adheres well and it works great!
_Jamie_: I can really just roll it in sugar if it's cold? I was planning on doing fondant. That seems easy enough!
_Jamie_: I can really just roll it in sugar if it's cold? I was planning on doing fondant. That seems easy enough!
Heck yeah! If it's cold enough where you can pick it up? Sure. Brush it with whatever sticky stuff you want, and roll it around.
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Atlas Shrugged, part III, chapter VIIIIn the aftermath of John Galt's speech, the last few businesses left in the country are grinding to a halt. Stores and homes are found empty, abandoned by their owners and gutted of everything useful. The plant of Rearden Steel, whose operations had been suspended after no one could be found to run it, goes up in flames; the fire is set by an elderly worker who confesses that he did it "to avenge Hank Rearden". (He was a Good Capitalist, but he was old … [Read more...]
Atlas Shrugged: The Work of Depressions
Galt's Gulch Chile Is Going Great
In my Atlas Shrugged series, I've previously written about the libertarians who tried to create their own Galt's Gulch in Chile, a plan which ended predictably in lawsuits, acrimony and accusations of fraud when real human beings turned out not to be as incorruptible as Ayn Rand characters. Now, as PZ informs us, there are some further developments to report.A coalition of disgruntled investors have created Galt's Gulch Recovery (motto: "Where Fraud Never Sleeps"), a site for them to air … [Read more...]
Atlas Shrugged: The Descent of Man
Atlas Shrugged, part III, chapter VII, The SpeechJohn Galt is still talking. In this section of his doorstopper monologue, he lectures about Rand's views on human nature:"Man's mind is his basic tool of survival. Life is given to him, survival is not. His body is given to him, its sustenance is not. His mind is given to him, its content is not. To remain alive, he must act, and before he can act he must know the nature and purpose of his action. He cannot obtain his food without a … [Read more...]
If You Won the Powerball
OK, I admit it: I bought a ticket for the Powerball lottery this weekend. After multiple drawings with no winner, the grand prize hit $800 million, and could surpass $1 billion before tonight's drawing.I'd argue that it's not totally irrational to play. At $2 a ticket and jackpot odds of 1 in 292 million, that's a positive expected value (although of course taxes complicate the picture, and it's less if you choose to take the winnings as a lump sum).Still, it makes no sense to me that … [Read more...]
Atlas Shrugged: Big Soy
Atlas Shrugged, part III, chapter VWith d'Anconia Copper gone and the last few copper mines in the U.S. perishing for lack of machinery and spare parts, it's become almost impossible for Hank to keep making Rearden Metal. But as he tells Dagny, a bigger problem is looming. He's been selling as much metal as he can on the black market to the wheat farmers of Minnesota, who desperately need new farm equipment:"Dagny, I was in Minnesota last month. I've seen what's going on there. The … [Read more...]
Atlas Shrugged: Job Creators
Atlas Shrugged, part III, chapter VHank Rearden has moved to Philadelphia, seemingly to live on the grounds of his steel mill, and hasn't seen or spoken to his family in months. But he's still paying their bills, which makes no sense given his attitude at this point. He decided two chapters ago that he should run his personal life the same way he runs his business, meaning that he owes his family nothing and has no reason to support them. But Rand inexplicably has him put off acting on this … [Read more...]
Atlas Shrugged: Kill the Redshirts
Atlas Shrugged, part III, chapter IVWhile his wife is away, Jim Taggart has a caller. It's Lillian Rearden, and she's come to plead for help. Hank is pressing ahead with a divorce, and by means of rampant subversion of the legal system, he's winning:"It's set for next month. And when I say set, that's just what I mean. Oh, it's cost him plenty — but he's bought the judge, the clerks, the bailiffs, their backers, their backers' backers, a few legislators, half a dozen administrators — he … [Read more...]
What Is the Economy For, Anyway?
Editors' Note: This article is part of the Patheos Public Square on Consumerism Gone Wild. Read other perspectives here.The Guardian ran a column on a group of unsung heroes: the therapists to the super-rich, whose job it is to help their clients deal with the stress and strain of having all that money. According to one of them, Clay Cockrell:"I shifted toward it naturally," he said of his becoming an expert in wealth therapy. "We are trained to have empathy, no judgment and so … [Read more...]
Atlas Shrugged: Guns and Butter
Atlas Shrugged, part III, chapter IIINow that we've finished our tour of Galt's Gulch, we're back in the outside world with Dagny. From this point on, Atlas Shrugged is less of an economic-philosophical diatribe and more of a straightforward adventure story, so I anticipate that the rest of the book will go quicker. But there are a few more points to be made along the way.This chapter opens with a scene about Robert Stadler, the once-great scientist who's thrown in with the looters. As … [Read more...]
Atlas Shrugged: Rise of the Machines
Atlas Shrugged, part III, chapter IIFor all its fixation on economic theory, Atlas Shrugged shows a dismal, incurious ignorance of how the economy actually works. When Ayn Rand's capitalists gather in sufficient numbers, consumer goods just spontaneously materialize around them. By all rights, the inhabitants of Galt's Gulch ought to be living like primitive pioneers - wearing furs, dwelling in shacks, subsisting on a diet of salted meat and hardtack. Instead, they inexplicably have a fully … [Read more...]


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Ladies and nerds, welcome to Fuzzball Incorporated's Fantendo Holiday Showcase 2015 showcase! I'm your fabulous host, the Fuzzy man himself (t∣b∣c). What are you expecting for this showcase? Expect thrills, chills (pun intended), and a HILL! of content. I only have three days to talk, so let's do this.
12/11: Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Raiders of Dawn and Raiders of Dusk
Considering its my current magnum opus, it's no shocker that first on the list of things I'm talking about is Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Raiders of Dawn and Raiders of Dusk. For those of you who have been living under a rock since May 2015 with my stuff, it's a Pokémon Mystery Dungeon collab that Plazzap (t∣b∣c) and I have been managing for the past seven months, and it's been going pretty strong. Following the E3 presentation that showed off some cool stuff, I have some more announcements. But first, I may as well run through what the game is about for those who don't know.
Raiders of Dawn/Dusk is a basic dungeon-crawler following the adventures of a human that was transported to a world where he/she has turned into a Pokémon, and lost his/her memory. This Pokemon ends up in the middle of a war between two tribes—the Solar Tribe and Lunar Tribe. He eventually ends up living a double life with both tribes, pairing up with a partner in each tribe, both of whom are unaware of the player's affiliation with the other tribe. Throughout the story, the player must play in both tribes to continued his double life so he doesn't hurt any of the tribes any more then they have already been.
There are two gameplay styles when in dungeons (Explorer and Raid), but I don't want to repeat myself from E3. Just take a look at the last presentation for that stuff. For now, I want to talk about some stuff that have been added into the game.
First off, there's a new feature that, while having not been added to the page yet, is actually pretty major in the game. This new feature is called Ally Interactive. In this mode, while out of a dungeon, you can extensively talk to NPCs out in the tribes. This may seem useless at first, until you realize that building relationships with these people can allow many privileges (and no, you can't get married to these Pokémon. This isn't ~Wild World~, people!). Extensively interacting with a specific NPC can allow you to recieve items as gifts, allow you to access specific missions or dungeons, and, most conveniently, eventually allow you to team up with that Pokémon during basic missions! This can allow you to clear missions easier, so interacting with Pokémon NPCs is actually pretty important. Not to mention, you can actually find out some things about these NPCs, like their past and why they joined the specific tribe, so you can get in that stuff, too.
There's also the return of the Secret Bazaar from Explorers of Sky. For those of you who don't know, the Secret Bazaar was a hidden area that you could find in dungeons that have some special vendors that can do things normal vendors could not. Now, it's back, with a brand new set of vendors! Your guide this time is Chatot, who guides you around the Bazaar on your first visit. All of the vendors have changed this game, though some of them still have the same functions as previous vendors; like CC, who can clean your inventory's items, or Taroko, who can heal your HP, PP, and fill your Belly. However, there are now some new vendors, like an Espeon that can read the future to tell you how to get past a part in the game you cannot seem to beat, and an Aegislash that can raise one of your stats by 5 permanently for a small fee. You can find the Secret Bazaar by stepping around it in a dungeon, as it is hidden at first. Good luck finding it!
Before we end today's presentation, we want to introduce you to someone;
This mysterious figure is named Luna. She seems to be a distant and mysterious figure, often watching the player's actions and appearing out of nowhere to speak to the player. She seems to have some odd intentions, as she seems to try to find a way to lure the player away from the tribes to speak to them. It isn't until at the end of the game where her true intentions are revealed, but you'll have to wait for that :D
Anyways, stay tuned for Day 2, where I talk about a project I haven't talked much about in its creation!


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Prof. Suja Thomas knows how to start a story with a riveting lead:
Say what?
That's the first sentence of her article, "Why Summary Judgment Is Unconstitutional," about to be published in the Virginia Law Review and available for download at SSRN. She knows you'll be skeptical:
I understand that this assertion will face resistance from many. The procedure is well-entrenched in our federal courts through its ubiquity and lengthy history. Nevertheless, I will show that summary judgment fails to preserve a civil litigant's right to a jury trial under the Seventh Amendment.
Summary judgment means no jury
I have a few intrepid readers whose work has nothing to do with law, and a few more who haven't thought about civil procedure since law school, so let's be sure we're on the same page. Summary judgment means you skip the jury and decide a civil lawsuit "on the papers." If the judge rules that the undisputed facts lead to only one legal conclusion, the case is over — without a jury trial. A common example is an explicit contract. If I lend you money, you sign a promissory note, and you don't pay, the judge will usually tell me I win the case "as a matter of law," since there is nothing a jury could say that would take you off the hook.
To a business litigator like me, rethinking summary judgment is like rethinking breathing. We have never considered what we would do without it. As Prof. Thomas notes, summary judgment is a a fixture of civil practice:
A large number of civil cases do not move beyond discovery without at least one motion for summary judgment from the defendant. . . . Indeed, the extensive use of summary judgment is cited as a significant reason for the dramatic decline in the number of jury trials in civil cases in the federal courts.
But unconstitutional?
I always thought the Supreme Court liked summary judgment, too. In our motions, civil lawyers always cite Celotex Corp. v. Catrett, 477 U.S. 317, which in 1986 formed part of a well-known trilogy of Supreme Court opinions addressing summary judgment:
Summary judgment procedure is properly regarded not as a disfavored procedural shortcut, but rather as an integral part of the Federal Rules as a whole, which are designed "to secure the just, speedy and inexpensive determination of every action." . . . [The summary judgment rule] must be construed with due regard not only for the rights of persons asserting claims and defenses that are adequately based in fact to have those claims and defenses tried to a jury, but also for the rights of persons opposing such claims and defenses to demonstrate in the manner provided by the Rule, prior to trial, that the claims and defenses have no factual basis.
(Emphasis added, as we always do.) Prof. Thomas points out there is actually data showing how much we love this quote; she cites Adam N. Steinman, The Irrepressible Myth of Celotex: Reconsidering Summary Judgment Burdens Twenty Years after the Trilogy, 63 Wash. & Lee L. Rev. 81, 82, 86–88, 143–44 (2006) (SSRN download here) as "presenting data that demonstrates that federal courts cite the trilogy of cases on summary judgment more often than any other cases."
Prof. Thomas reviews the Supreme Court's summary judgment cases and argues that the court has never specifically decided whether summary judgment denies the constitutional right to jury trial. Since the question is unresolved, she argues, we should now resolve it, and eliminate summary judgment. She argues here — as she did in an earlier article, "Judicial Modesty And The Jury," SSRN download here — that summary judgment shifts the balance of power from juries, where she thinks it should be, to judges, where she thinks it shouldn't.
Practical questions
There are going to be questions, of course. Some are practical. Prof. Thomas draws a line, for example, between constitutionally acceptable motions to dismiss, where the facts are fixed because the complaint is taken as true, and unconstitutional motions for summary judgment, where the judge decides what a jury could reasonably infer from agreed facts. In practice, the distinction is not so clean. If I'm suing on a promissory note and the defendant files a mushy denial, the motion I need to file is for summary judgment, even though the facts and all inferences from them are fixed.
Then there's the very practical question of what would happen to civil lawsuits if every disputed case went to a jury. Prof. Thomas suggests that many more cases would settle, and that seems certain. It's likely too that many more cases would be diverted to arbitration, as banks, utility companies, and other businesses started writing arbitration clauses into their contracts.
What about the legislature?
Since summary judgment probably won't be outlawed any time soon, though, the conceptual questions are more interesting than the practical ones. What is the proper role of juries in our legal system?
Prof. Thomas is making a choice between judges and juries, but judges and juries are not the only pieces on the board. The change she proposes would change the legislature's role as well. Many lawsuits are based on statutes that are dramatically counterintuitive. Many patent cases, for example, have this fact pattern: the defendant did in fact copy the plaintiff's product, but changed it, so that the defendant's product does not include all the features listed in the patent's "claims." Patent law says that plaintiff loses, without question. But copying your neighbor's work is something jurors have learned from kindergarten is wrong, and it's a difficult statute for them to enforce. In cases like that, summary judgment is an important tool in making sure the legislature gets what it wanted.
A consistent approach
Whether you agree or disagree with Prof. Thomas, it's worth a minute to admire the consistency of her argument. Much of the talk about the role of juries seems to focus more on the ends than the underlying ideas. Thus for example the libertarian Cato Institute argues here against excessive punitive damages, but here for jury nullification. At the level of principle, they're the same thing. When you give jurors more power, they may use it to nullify the jury instructions or multiply the punitive damages, but either way they're using the power you gave them. Prof. Thomas's paper embraces that; it's an argument for greater jury power, whereever it may lead. For that and for its audacity, it's a cogent addition to the ongoing conversation on this topic.
Back to voir dire questions
What does all this mean to a trial lawyer? The world of academic discussion and the politics of juries can look very distant from our desks. Some lawyers are routinely on the same side of an issue, and have a policy view to match; personal injury plaintiffs' lawyers, for example, tend to oppose restrictions on punitive-damages awards. In a business practice, on the other hand, we can easily represent — and our clients can easily be — plaintiffs in one case and defendants in another. We don't tend to talk about the role-of-the-jury debate around the coffee machine.
Even for the most opinionated lawyer, though, the politics fall away when jury selection begins. It's this jury, these witnesses, this judge, these lawyers, these issues, this day, and trying to get a sense of how it will all work together.
In that moment, the only politics that matter are the jurors'. Are there jurors on the panel who feel strongly about the role of the jury? Have they read about this issue? Have they read anything to prepare for their job as a juror? (You're looking for something like the Fully Informed Jury Association's Juror's Handbook, which urges jurors to exercise independent power.) Are they aware there are materials like that out there? Can they agree to take their instruction from the judge, and not what they've read? What groups do they feel associated with, or what groups' publications do they follow? (You want to know that for a hundred reasons, but here, you're looking for groups who advocate as to either punitive damages or jury nullification.) In most courts you need to make these questions very open-ended, or the judge will call it argument and shut you down. But ask.
Related notes and sources:
1. Eric Turkewitz's post yesterday on New York Personal Injury Attorney Blog reminds us not to stereotype juries' orjudge's decisionmaking. It's so pithy it's practically a haiku.
2. For more on the conceptual relationship of punitive damages and nullification, a good article is Wenger and Hoffman, "Nullificatory Juries," published in the Wisconsin Law Journal in 2004 and also here. Wenger and Hoffman argue that "some kinds of damages have much in common with nullification," and they collect references to several scholars who "have noted potential conceptual links between jury nullification and punitive damages."
3. For the future of this issue, keep an eye on Tellabs v. Makor Issues & Rights, to be argued before the Supreme Court on March 28. SCOTUSblog describes the issue as the trial court's "power to draw inferences in considering dismissal of securities fraud lawsuits."
By Suja A. Thomas∗
Summary judgment is cited as a significant reason for the dramatic decline in the number of jury trials in civil cases in federal court. Judges extensively use the device to clear the federal docket of cases deemed meritless. Recent scholarship even has called for the mandatory use of summary judgment prior to settlement. While other scholars question the use of summary judgment in certain types of cases (for example, civil rights cases), all scholars and judges assume away a critical question: whether summary judgment is constitutional. The conventional wisdom is that the Supreme Court settled the issue a century ago in Fidelity & Deposit Co. v. United States. But a review of that case reveals that the conventional wisdom is wrong: the constitutionality of summary judgment has never been resolved by the Supreme Court.
This Essay is the first to examine the question and takes the seemingly heretical position that summary judgment is unconstitutional. The question is governed by the Seventh Amendment which provides that "[i]n Suits at common law, . . . the right of trial by jury shall be preserved, and no fact tried by jury, shall be otherwise re-examined in any Court of the United States, than according to the rules of the common law." The Supreme Court has held that "common law" in the Seventh Amendment refers to the English common law in 1791.
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How's Luke Schenn doing?
I was looking at the stats and I found Schenn on top of the Flyers defense with a +2. Obviously plus/minus is a bogus stat but it is refreshing seeing him positive after all those years as a minus player. So how is he playing? Is he what you guys hoped for?
I like him a lot. Hands of stone, but he's a much better skater after dropping some pounds in the offseason. Works perfectly paired with Timonen.
He's been great. Probably our most consistent d man and is playing like a good 2/3 d man
I don't think you'll find anyone around here who will complain about him. He's been good this year and has quickly turned into my favorite player. So far it looks like it's been a great trade for both teams, and hopefully it stays that way.
yea ive def. been happy with the trade..
dont miss JVR at all..
Probably our 2nd best defender defending wise. Timonen has been our top offensive defender and Grossmann our best defensive defender.
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This is becoming a bi-weekly tradition
I have a complaint about LSchenn. I don't like how he sometimes thinks he is a PMD and tries moving the puck up the ice by himself only to lose it. He has done this quite a few times. Otherwise, he has been pretty solid. I wish his skating was better, but what can you do?
He has improved his play throughout the season also. He was hitting everything that moved which put him out of position to start the season and now he seems to be picking his spots more which is a good thing. D-men shouldn't be out there hitting everything that moves because that leaves too many openings.
Either way it is a win win trade for both teams.
Took a slapshot in the head, got 10 stitches and came back out. What more can you say, he's a stud. And his brother is going to be really good too. Already is, but when he's 22 and man-strong, watch out for Brayden.
I think overall he's been steady on the backend considering all the turmoil b/c of injuries. He is definitely not a PMD and when he tries to do too much with the puck he gets himself into trouble like Toronto fans noted. I'm pretty content with him and I think he'll only get better. The trade has worked out for both teams. We def needed a D man but I still wish somehow we could have kept JVR. He's a good 5 on 5 player and can open the ice when he's got his skating game going..something we don't have enough of. Only G and Voracek can do it on a consistent basis. Let's not even talk about the D....obviously Timonen is the only thing we got back there.
:yo: Grossmann is underappreciated
Eh he's been ok but people here seem to think he's better then he really is. I like the physical presence he brings but his turnovers in the defensive zone are AWFUL and it happens at least once a game with him. He's had to play a lot of minutes lately because of the injuries and he hasn't been awful but I think alot of people on this board just don't want to even acknowledge the success that JVR is having right now.
I really think Pronger mentoring him has done alot for schenns game. He doesn't take himself out of position NEARLY as often as he did earlier in the season and in his days with the leafs. His decision making with and without the puck has improved and his footwork and skating has gotten a lot better with his slimming down.
If he continues playing like this and getting better (he's still so young for a defenseman) he can certainly become a #2 shutdown defenseman in this league. I'd argue that he's been our best defenseman all year.
Only thing matt Carle is good at is his first pass and keeping the puck in the offensive zone. He's subpar at literally everything else.
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First off, here's a link: Catalogue of the Dead, a fanfic And now, the shameless self-promotion begins. Apologies in advance.
I'm here today writing about my long-running and sporadically updated fanfic, Catalogue of the Dead.I spelled it with a "u" because I'm Canadian, and it it technically accurate. Anyway, let's start with a little history.
I really love NPCs. If a game has interesting NPCs, it gains instant points in my favor. Examples of these are the MOTHER series (Earthbound, Mother 3, etc.) and the Persona games. There's a random dude in a hotel in Tales of Symphonia: Dawn of the New World, who, if you talk to him, will exclaim "Let's get married! Tomorrow!" regardless of the age or gender of the character you're walking around as.
Yeah...that's why I love NPCs. Most of the time they have boring and genric lines, and are just there to either dish out flavor text on the area and/or give the appearence that the game world is not in fact an unpopulated wateland.
And then I played Corpse Party.
You know, I don't even like horror games. In my experience, most of the horror genre is composed of incredibly stupid and uninteresting characters blundering into jumpscares. But Corpse Party was a game that fleshed out its characters, made them interesting, and you could actually understand their feelings and their actions.
As for the NPCs...well, most of them were dead. I'm counting the corpses as NPCs, here. But the thing was, they were still really interesting. You pick up name tags, and it tells you how they died, who they are. The information was sparse, but there: how they died, what might have happened to them...
In other words, through all the little clues in the placement and condition of the bodies, who their friends were, and what kind of notes they left behind, each of them had a story. And they were just as interesting as the main one going on in the game proper.
So began the Catalogue of the Dead.
I started writing it a while ago, so I like to think that the content and quality of the chapters has improved. Nowadays I either start with a concept and try to tailor it to a specific student/group of students, or I take a particularly interesting "cause of death" and speculate as to how it came about. Or I take a third option and find some interesting thing in the game and try to guess who it relates to. Like the person who hid Tokiko's tongue in the drainage pipe.
Recently I printed out and annotated a copy of the name tag lists in Bloodcovered and Book of Shadows to help with this "reasearching" process. It helps a lot. But I still have to go and fact-check in the game...go check the bodies, read the notes, check some dialogue...that kind of thing. Chapter 2 is a major pain thanks to Ryuu. Little bastard.
Yeah, I think that's about it for the history/how it works lesson. Uh, if you're reading this...I tend to ramble a little. But thanks for stopping by!
Catalogue of the Dead is a project that I re-visit a lot, because I love doing it but am not always in the mood...so it updates sporadically. But in the end, update it shall!
Maybe I'll post more about it later. I dunno. Until then, happy trails to all you Corpse Party lovers out there.


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Type II diabetes has been called a "silent killer" because the lack of recognizable symptoms means a patient may live with the disease for a long period without diagnosis. Common symptoms like thirst, excessive urination, and fatigue may just be attributed to aging. The longer diabetes goes undiagnosed and therefore untreated, the more likely it is to lead to other health issues and shorten the life of the sufferer.
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Originally the local secondary school of the village, run by a local order of monks, this medieval building had to find a new use in the 17th century after the French revolution. Exactly how it was used is unknown until the 19th Century when it became a blacksmiths workshop. However in the latter part of the 20th century it was sold as a dwelling house and has passed through many owners over the last 50 years waiting for someone brave enough to restore it. The most recent owner, M. Rea made valiant and successful efforts to restore the first floor and has laid the foundations for the rest of the work. A lot remains to be done however.
The village of Herisson (Literally Hedgehog in French) is itself medieval. A Gallo Roman settlement in Cordes-Chateloy nearby was overrun by the Goths in the 6th Century and the local inhabitants started to fortify their village using natural defences including the promontory and the elbow in the river. So Herisson grew up around a chateau fortress and the local aristocracy, the Bourbons became masters of an important fortification of their land.


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After his superiors betray him during a covert mission, French secret agent Joss (Jean-Paul Belmondo) plots his revenge from an African prison cell. Once he escapes and returns to Paris, the irate assassin deftly avoids capture and methodically wipes out his enemies. Directed by Georges Lautner, this gritty action movie from France co-stars Jean Desailly, Robert Hossein, Michel Beaune and Cyrielle Clair.


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