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Thursday, May 1, 2008
Optimal Solutions Gets $100M
Irving, Texas-based Optimal Solutions, a provider of SAP consulting and staffing, has raised $100M in funding from private equity firm Tailwind Capital Partners, Tailwind said today. Tailwind said it will be the lead investor in the firm, which will go towards accelerating Optimal's growth. Optimal Solutions sells SAP solutions and services to middle-market companies. Optimal provides both onsite, and offshore outsourcing of SAP application development. More information »


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Series: Invading Nature - Springer Series in Invasion Ecology Volume: 8
306 pages, 71 colour photos and illustrations, 28 b/w illustrations
Ballast water management is a complex subject with many issues and still limited knowledge, however, it is building up on new scientific researches and practical experience. The Ballast Water Management Convention is the global legal framework which still needs to be implemented. Global Maritime Transport and Ballast Water Management brings together a long-term and newest experience from practical work, scientific research, administration and policy involvements, offering unique insights to readers who would like to learn more about this subject. It also provides recommendations and practical solutions especially important for professionals, administrations and organizations in the process of the implementation of this Ballast Water Management Convention.
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Matej David (PhD) has background in shipping/maritime transport, he is ships officer, continued his career at a university starting as assistant and researcher, became professor and leader of different projects. In his doctoral degree he developed a ballast water management decision support system, which is the first worldwide in this field. Dr. David lectured different subjects on maritime transport, his research focus for more then 15 years was on the ballast water issue, risk assessment and management, decision support systems, and in general maritime transport and environmental issues. He was for different years consulted by the Slovenian government on these subjects, involved in regional and subregional activities, attended IMO MEPC, BLG and BWWG meetings when the BWM Convention and guidelines were prepared and adopted, and contributed to the GESAMP BWWG. He now runs his own consultancy company being involved in different international projects, consultancies include international organisations (e.g., IMO, WWF, HELCOM), training of maritime authorities in Europe and abroad, shipboard tests of ballast water management systems, and research of ballast water management and sampling methods on merchant vessels worldwide.
Stephan Gollasch (PhD) is a marine biologist with more than 20 years experience in various ballast water related subjects. His doctoral degree was based upon the first European ship sampling programme on ballast water, tank sediments and ship hull fouling, which was also world-wide the first thesis based on ship sampling. Dr. Gollasch became a member of several international working groups, e.g., ICES, IMO, BMB and the GESAMP BWWG. In addition to laboratory and desk studies he sampled ballast water of more than 250 vessels during several ship sampling programmes. As an independent scientific advisor he runs his own consultancy company since 1999 and is today involved in projects related to biological invasions (e.g. ballast water treatment, ship sampling, risk assessment). Other contracts include German ministries, the German Federal Agency for Shipping and Hydrography, IMO, HELCOM, EMSA and European Commission. He was involved in several EU-funded projects and has undertaken performance tests of several ballast water treatment systems on different merchant vessels.


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Long Island native photographer Jason Nocito doesn't only spend his time shooting photos of himself evil dead style, chatting on 8-ball radio, or shooting for Vice or The Fader—he's an artist too. His Pud books series is awesome. Like his brothers Pud 1 and Pud 2, Pud 3 will be published by Dashwood Books and is actually more on point: it really focuses on puddles. Interestingly, that doesn't make the book about puddles—says Jason—it makes it about feelings, depression and epiphany. Pud 3 releases tomorrow concomitantly with the 2015 NYABF.
Tell us about "Pud 3"?
That one is very different than the other puddles books. The first book I'd ever made "Loads" with Aperture was based off a website I did. My process of taking photos is like an emotional flow. A lot of photographers work like that, at least I've read that way: the ideas formulate after."Pud" maybe more intentional, but I think the genesis of the idea kind of came out of a few different things.
The focus comes gradually, doesn't it? "Pud 1" is not very much about puddles.
The first one came about a few different ways. The first thing that was like that was this photo of some nail polish that had spilled out on the street, and I had seen it and took a photo. A friend of mine brought up this book—Ed Ruscha's "Nine Swimming Pools and Broken Glass."—I thought, "wouldn't it be cool to make that book?" It sat in my head for a long time. I didn't really understand the work fully. When I moved back from Vancouver to New York, I was like, "what the fuck am I going to take photos of?" Every picture has already been made of New York. At the time, one of the things I did was get obsessed with going back to grad school so I could train myself, and get into a structured situation that would enable me to make work in a different way.
...How to apprehend New York?
I had been working so much commercially, which I love, but I also have this really strong desire to make things for non-commercial purposes. I didn't know how to do that. It was really hard to do both. I thought grad school would be a great thing for that, and so I got obsessed with going to Yale.
"It's not really about puddles. It's about feelings."
Did you go to Yale?
No. I applied twice, had a couple interviews—didn't get in. Through that process, I had met a lot of people. I talked to a lot of people about photography. I went to a lot of crits, and listened to their thing.
When was that?
2011 or 2012. The first interview was a disaster. I got really depressed after I did that. I applied again; and that summer I was like, "I'm going to make pictures. I'm going to do it here, in New York. I'm going to walk around." This is when I tried attempts at taking pictures of puddles around the neighborhood. One day, I rented an 8x10 camera, and walked outside with it, and took a photo of a puddle. I'd never used the camera before, never done anything. A lot of the time I spent in New York, especially at the time, being really depressed about not getting into grad school and being let down, was walking around the city, looking down. You know how it is when you live in the city; your gaze is always, "look down, move forward, keep on going." Looking into the grime, the street. Taking street photography literally about the street.
It's about puddles, but it's not really about puddles. It's about feelings. It's just me making pictures at the end of the day of stuff around my neighborhood.
What time of the day?
I usually like it early. 5:00 AM, 6:00 AM, 7:00 AM. There are days where I'm riding my bike, and I see something, and I run home and grab the camera, and run back out and try to get it. If it's midday, it's a little easier because the light is straight up above. It's tough making stuff in the dead of winter outside. The puddles are all frozen, and it's just cold out at 5:00 and 6:00 in the morning, walking around with a giant 8x10 camera—I did it, and my hands almost froze off. A lot of the stuff in this book was at 5:00 AM or 6:00 AM.
Is it about finding beauty in the ordinary?
The idea about beauty is really important because I definitely always felt like I've not tried to make beautiful pictures. That's because I'm attracted to something that's a little more off, or weird. It was never really about beauty, but the puddle books and the puddle pictures definitely had more of that intention. My attempt at making something beautiful is still cynical, comedic, sort of making fun of myself, making fun of photography in some way. In my mind, that's what it does.


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Jet-Etihad deal under CBI scanner
In April, Jet Airways had announced of selling 24 percent of its equity to Abu Dhabi based Etihad.
Mumbai: The Central Bureau of Investigation has been asked by the Central Vigilance Commission to look into the allegations made the BJP MP Nishikant Dubey into Jet-Etihad deal.
In a letter dated 6 July, to the Central Vigilance Commission, Lok Sabha MP from Jharkhand has claimed that `four cabinet ministers had cleared bilateral deal between Indian and UAE in haste.'
Dubey's complaint to CVC, the copy of which is in DNA possession, has mentioned about efforts made by the UPA government to benefit Jet airways. He claimed that the timing of the two deals leaves nothing to interpretation.
In April, Jet Airways had announced of selling 24 percent of its equity to Abu Dhabi based Etihad. And simultaneously,the civil aviation ministry signed a bilateral agreement to increase flights to and from Abu Dhabi.
According to the letter,on March 1, 2013, Director General of Civil Aviation has made some key amendments of its guidelines issued in 2008, aimed to facilitate the the deal between Jet and Etihad.
"Clause 1.7 prevented passing on of effective control of management of a domestic airline to a foreign airline. This was deleted. Secondly, clause 1.8 was modified(amended) so that a scheduled passenger airline having FDI from foreign airline could now pass on the right to interfere in the management of the domestic airline."Dubey said in his complaint.
"And third, clause 1.9 prevented a domestic airline to enter into financial arrangement like lease-finance, hire-purchase with a foreign airline. This could have prevented Jet Airways to receive soft loan of USD 300 million at a 3 percent interest rate. This clause was modified as to permit domestic airlines to receive such facilities from a foreign airline as well," Lok Sabha MP wrote.
When contacted by DNA, Dubey said,`The way, rules have been amended , it clearly showed government's intention to go overboard for clearing this deal. And only a CBI probe can unravel the truth behind it."
Meanwhile , the CBI has confirmed of receiving a complaint in this regard.``At present, we are scruitising the complaint."
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Antibalas Keeps the Groove Going at 9:30
Antibalas, the Brooklyn-based Afro-jazz-funk ensemble, has everything that Nigerian cultural phenomenon Fela Kuti's band once had -- except for a Fela figure of its own. The 12-piece group, which kept a medium-size 9:30 club crowd moving for two hours Wednesday night, continues the late Kuti's melange of African, Latin and African American music, and offers a stateside equivalent of the Nigerian's defiant politics. But while a few of the musicians sometimes took center stage, no one held that position permanently. Too often, there was an empty place at the middle of the band's grooves.
Antibalas (Spanish for "bulletproof'') experiments with cooler vibes on its new album, "Security," which was produced by Tortoise's John McEntire, and which provided much of Wednesday's set list. As on the CD, the group segued from the strutting, antiwar "War Hero" into the near-ambient "I.C.E." (The title stands for "Ice Covers England," a reference to a global-climate scenario in which the Gulf Stream ceases to warm northern Europe.) With its chiming guitars and melancholy trombone, the slo-mo instrumental was prettier than most of the group's music, but it cast a chill over the performance.
If such new material is problematic on stage, Antibalas regained its step with several other "Security" selections. "Beaten Metal" emphasized the timbres its title describes, while "Filibuster X" and "Sanctuary" mixed percolating rhythms, horn fanfares and political commentary bolstered by joyous call-and-response vocals.
Antibalas is as much a party band as an ideological unit, so it was appropriate that the final encore, "Indictment," interjected a bit of "Happy Birthday" -- for one band member's girlfriend -- into a song that fantasizes about dragging members of the Bush administration into court.
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The daily inverse demand curve for pet grooming is P=20-0.1Q. where P is the price of each grooming and Q is the number of groomings given each day. This implies that the Marginal revenue is MR=20-0.2Q Each worker hired can groom 20 dogs per day. What is the labor demand curve as a funciton of w, the daily wage the pet store takes as given.
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A lot of Baptists were killed during colonial and post colonial days, but most of them were driven out - it was the NE Catholics and the Quakers that took the brunt of Republican Reformist anger. The Baptists went South and established plantations (along with the firm establishment of the slave trade in the US). Where were the Irish to go?
It wasn't the Irish who rejected the Republican Party. It was the Republican Party who rejected the immigrant Catholics of the late 1800s. It takes generations to erase that sort of rejection. For example, look at the Serbs and the Croats - brothers, really, but bitter enemies.
So I'm sorry sir, but that particular sort of short-hand historical portrayal which you seem to be bringing here as accurate, is too much over-simplification and blend of misidentification (leaving Republicans holding the bag) that is part & parcel of the impossibly screwed-up worldview of today's American liberals, which they both promote and further distort.


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According to officials, Karnataka State Cricket Association (KSCA), Bradman World XI, Chemplast, New South Wales, Air India, Cricket Association of Bengal (CAB) would be playing in two groups 'A' and 'B'.
Many known names in International Cricket will take part in the short version of the game, described by some as "future of the game"
Bradman World XI appears to be the favourite on paper. It boasts of the likes of Shoaib Malik, Kamran Akmal and Mohammed Sami from Pakistan, Romesh Kaluwitharana and Russel Arnold from Sri Lanka. India's Ajit Agarkar, M S Dhoni and Javagal Srinath will also play.
Mahela Jayawardene of Sri Lanka, South Africa's Lance Klusener, L Balaji, who were scheduled to take part, are not coming.
Rules for Twenty20 Cricket:
The six teams would play on the league-cum-knockout basis a twenty over game. Duration of each innings is 75 minutes. Teams will incur a six-run penalty if they fail to bowl the full 20 overs. Fielding restrictions apply for the first six overs of each innings. Each bowler allowed a maximum of four overs. A five-run penalty for time-wasting by batsmen. No balls will be penalised by a free-hit next ball. A batsman cannot be out from a free-hit delivery unless he is run out.
August 19:CAB Vs Air India (11.30 am), NSW Vs Air India (3 pm) and Bradman XI Vs KSCA (6.30 pm)August 20: NSW Vs CAB (3 pm), Bradman XI Vs Chemplast (6.30 pm). August 21: KSCA Vs Chemplast (3 pm), Final at 6.30 pm.
Group A
Bradman XI: Shoaib Malik, Salman Butt, Kamran Akmal, Mohammed Sami, F Maharoof, R Kaluwitharana, Upal Chandana, Russel Arnold, Adam Hollioake, Dean Jones, Ajit Agarkar, M S Dhoni and Javagal Srinath.
KSCA XI: J Arun Kumar, D Ganesh, Barrington M Rowland, Sunil B Joshi, Robin Uthappa, Bharath Chipli, Vijay Bharadwaj, Sudheendra Shinde, Stuart T Binny, Udit B Patel, V S Thilak Naidu, N C Aiyappa, R Vinay Kumar, C Raghavendra, C Raghu and Gaurav Dhiman.
Chemplast: Sujith Somasundar, L Balaji, Tinu Yohanan, S Badrinath, R Ramkumar, Ajay N Kudua, S Sriram, Vikram Kumar, P Jayachandran, Mohammed Syed, Pravanjan Malik, Shiva Kumar,Vijay, D Vasu and Suresh Raina.
Group B
New South Wales: Douglas Bollinger, Daniel Smith, Murray Creed, Matthew Phelps, Jarrd Burke, Dominic Thomey, Edward Cowan, James Packman, Jason Krejza, Matthew Nicholson, Grant Lambert, Aaron O'Brien, Greg Mall, Andrew Nealon, CraigSimmons and Nathan Bracken.
CAB:Deep Dasgupta, Nikhil Haldipur, Arindam Das, Subhomoy Das, Manoj Tiwary, Sanjib Sanyal, Rohan Gavaskar, Anirban Chatterjee, Sourasish Lahiri, Shib Sagar Singh, Sourav Sarkar, Ranadeb Bose, Rahul Deb, Subhojit Paul, Soham Ghoshand Shib Sunder Das.
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The Debut14 Nov 2016 21:20 | By: Olly Tapper
join us for our debut show as we reveal a little bit more about ourselves in 'Knowing me, knowing you', find out about some of the weirdest habits people in Cambridge have, and listen to us talk about pretentious personal statements. It's sure to be a cracker!
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- Best Beard Contest
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Redneck Water Pong Tournament
Details in the working: the tournament will start 1 pm in the Beer Garden. Teams of two. Must be 19 or older. Further details to be provided shortly. Be there! Have fun! Keep your aim! Win a prize!
Metzler Tire Freestyle Burnout
Thank you to Metzler Tire for sponsoring the 2016 Wharf Rat Rally (and Bean're!). We're glad to have you on board.
Let's try this again! This year's burnout contest will be on Sunday, September 4th on the Wharf at 6pm. It will be a freestyle burnout, in the area where the Hub City Stunters perform.
Here's how it'll go: when you are considering taking part, you'll head to the wharf (around 5:30). There, you'll be connected with Gates Power Equipment - probably by text - to tell them what size and type of tire you need. Gates will check if they have one in stock and let you know; once you know if there is a replacement tire and what that tire will cost you, you can decide whether or not you want to enter. After the contest starts, Gates will bring the tires down to the Wharf to be replaced after the competition is over. There will be a tire changer on site - around $30 or $40.
The winner will receive a voucher for a complete set of Metzler Tires.
The runner-up will receive a voucher for a new back tire from Metzler Tires. The voucher will explain how to collect your tires after the Rally.
There won't be any cash prizes, just a lot of smoke and cheers. As with all our contests, no charge to enter.
We hope to see you here!
Parts Canada King and Queen of Chrome
A new contest, the Parts Canada King of Chrome and Queen of Chrome will be crowned on Sunday afternoon on the Marina in front of the Parts Canada booth. Take your bike down at 1pm to enter in the contest; prizes will be awarded at 2:30pm.
Back for another year:
Back again in 2016! Drag Race/Time trials at the Digby Municipal Airport.
Gauge your bike against the clock. Tune it up and run again! Time trials will run two at a time; tentative times are from noon to 5pm on Friday, 11am to 5pm on Saturday and from 11am until 3:30pm on Sunday. The Wharf Rat Rally has no control over helicopter and plane landing times and apologizes for any interruptions that may occur.
Registration will be upon arrival at the airport. $10.00 per registrant for 2 runs. A third run is free with restaurant receipt dated during the Rally from a local restaurant.
Show 'n' Shine
A perennial favourite, the Show 'n' Shine is back this year on Saturday afternoon. Th
- Best Custom
- Best Cruiser
- Best Chopper
- Best Non-conventional
- Best Paint
- Farthest Away
- Most Miles
A People's Choice award will also be presented with the winner's name added to the trophy at Headquarters.
The Show n Shine is scheduled for Saturday, with registration going from 1:45pm until 2pm and final judging taking place at 3:45pm. It will be held in the parking lot of the Heritage Hall. No charge to enter.
Rat Bike Contest
Once again, we'd like to thank NSCC Akerley campus for providing the Rat Bike Contest trophies. It's always wonderful to receive the community support!
The contest will take place on Sunday beginning at 4:30 in the parking lot of the Heritage Hall. No charge to enter - bring out the rats!
** This year ** this will be a People's Choice award.
Armwrestling Competition
The Nova Scotia Armwrestling Association will be hosting an amateur competition during the Wharf Rat Rally on Saturday, September 3rd (Rally waterfront stage). This is open to all amateur and novice armwrestlers. There will be both men's and ladies' classes. The men's right hand classes are 154, 176, 198 and over 198lbs. The left hand classes are 176 and over 176lbs. The ladies will be open in both the right and left hand classes.
There will also be several challenge matches that will pit the best armwrestlers in Nova Scotia against the best from the other Maritime provinces.You will see several Canadian Champions fighting it out against one another in the Battle of the Atlantic, now an annual event.
Weigh-ins are at 12pm on Saturday and the competition will be at 1pm. For more information check out our website: www.NovaScotiaArmWrestling.com or contact Rick Pinkney at 902-489-9008.
Tattoo Contest
The 2016 Tattoo Contest will be held on Sunday on the outside stage at the Sunset Pub in Conway during the Twisted Throttle event.
This year's competition include the following categories:
- Best large black & gray
- Best small black & gray
- Best large colour
- Best small colour
- Best sleeve
- Best back
- Best overall
Each winner will receive a plaque for themselves, and a trophy for their artist.
Entry fee: $10 per category. Participants will be able to enter as early as Wednesday, August 31st at the Sunset Pub.


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Not sure if a thread has gone over this yet -
Based on the information that has been gathered, it appears as if the death penalty (at least in alpha) is a weakness similar to FFXI, however without an EXP loss or other penalty.
Not receiving an EXP penalty allows players to attempt things that otherwise they would be hesitant to attempt, therefore allowing more players to freely adventure.
Players will attempt things that otherwise they would be hesitant to attempt lol. Having someone run into battle with you not nearly prepared, not fearing death.
All in all however I believe losing EXP is too severe a punishment, and would be happy with the change. Thoughts?


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From the Start...
I remember oh so faintly the sounds of screeching rubber and shattering glass, the rush of icy cold water pounding in through every corner of the world and the hot fog that had meshed together from the drastic change in temperature. It was fourteen years ago that my family's car crashed over the side of the DuSable Bridge---or as it was formally called, the Michigan Avenue Bridge. That cold winter's day in Chicago, Illinois, three people disappeared...my father, my mother, and a sleepy truck driver who had just finished working three shifts to make a nice Christmas for his family. Three people died that cruel afternoon, but for some strange reason I didn't. They don't know how it happened and I know even less. Someone once told me that they found my body washed up on the coastline of Esplanade Park, nothing more wrong with me than a bump on the head and a few scratches here and there. I don't remember much else about that day other than the facts that it was cold and it was fast. I often find myself having nightmares about it. It was always just that sole part stuck in my head on a continuous replay as fate repeated itself over and over again---night, after night, after night.
I was adopted just a few short weeks after my accident by an elderly couple, Sensei and Lilly Hong. They were a nice old pair; they were always so sweet, calm, and quiet. Although, Mr. Hong was normally strict and stiff as a board, but he meant well. He owned a dojo just a few blocks from the apartment where he had claimed to teach a few kids about the "lost and ancient arts of Kung Fu". To me, it always just looked like your average everyday karate class though. Lilly was always much more gentle, very caring, and super kind to everyone. She owned a flower shop right next to Mr. Hong's dojo and the two claim to have worked as neighbors for over thirty years before they met each other, then they continued working for the other fifty as a married couple.
Living under the same roof as those two for fourteen years was about as exciting as watching paint dry. Mr. Hong was so serious and Lilly so calm...they sat there most hours of the day and he would read the paper or meditate as she would knit relatives (I've never even heard about) sweaters and mittens for the winter seasons. They didn't own a television and computers were out of the question, but thanks to some old school friends of mine, I caught up on the times of modern society and managed to convince the Hong's to buy a landline---a decent cellphone if nothing else, but they eventually did purchase an ancient cord phone. Thankfully I got a laptop for my college courses, but Sensei and Lilly were dead set convinced that I didn't need it. Logically, if ink and paper was good enough to tech them, then why not me too, right?
I was enrolled in a small community college nearby for about three whole semesters before the accident---the second accident I should say. A random convenient store robbery occurred one afternoon when my foster parents just so happened to be there buying groceries. Lilly was lost that day along five other hostages---no one is quite sure what the motifs of the robbers were, or why they had started killing off hostages, but all I know is that my newest mother was murdered, and Mr. Hong was severely wounded. He is still in the hospital to this day, and he's been in a coma for about three months now. The doctors say he most likely will not recover due to the location of the shot wound to his head.
I dropped out of college to keep the dojo and the flower shop running, the revenue is all used to pay off my father's medical bills, but in these harsh winter months business is pretty slow. Only a few local kids come to the dojo anymore, and of course there is the occasional husband who forgets his anniversary and comes in for a flower or two a couple times a month. I could probably name every single anniversary for each and every couple living in central Chicago, The Johnsons' are May 4th, Thompsons' July 9th, Gonzales' is April 23rd, and of course those Smiths' are December 11th----
"Uh, Miss Rinry?" a tiny voice interrupted.
I opened my eyes to see the horde of my "pupils" in Lotus formation, just quietly watching me ramble around in my thoughts---I sort of do that thing a lot when we meditate in class.
"I'm sorry Wallace, is it time to go already?" I blushed.
About ten little heads bobbed up and down impatiently and I clapped to a stand and gave them all my most official oriental "bow of respect" as I said, "By all means then, class is dismissed; I'll see you all next Thursday."
They all soared out of the dojo post-haste as I stretched and walked over to start shutting down the power. I was about to flip the circuit breaker when I saw a little dark dot in the reflection of the mirror on the wall, and turned to see one of the kids huddled on the porch out in the snow.
"Wally?" I finally recognized.
That boy was outside sitting in snow that came up to his elbows waiting on his dad to come pick him up. Wallace was a sweet boy, my star pupil in fact, he's been coming to this dojo since he could crawl and still that workaholic father of his forgets to pick him up.
"Wallace Jones, get inside this dojo this instant!" I ordered in my grown-up voice. I was eighteen years old and no one took me seriously, so I tried my best to sound demanding on occasion with my students. This never worked on Wallace because he thought of me like an older sister, rather a sensei like he saw my foster father. Sifu Sensei, the kids used to call him that all the time and he would laugh and laugh about his odd name with the mixed cultures of leadership.
"No...No...My dad will be here any minute to pick me up..." he shivered at me, "His work is running late again---that's all."
"Well, the least you can do is help me finish off this tea," I smiled, adding in my most tempting of tones, "It's Vanilla Jasmine, your favorite... Come on, pupil, that's an order!"
He chuckled and bowed, "If you insist, Sifu Rin."
One of my many nicknames. Working with children does that to you. I tried to think up all the nicknames I've had over the years---most of them having something to do with either rings or rims or even ren---I actually think no one in high school actually knew what my name was supposed to sound like. They never really teased me about it, but most of the time people either called me Rin or they just stood at a distance and shouted, "Hey you!"
The sad story of my life...
"Rin," Wallace interrupted, "You were day dreaming again."
"Was I?" I chuckled, scoffing, "Hadn't noticed."
He shoved his thick glasses back up his nose and mocked, "Everytime you get a second to think about something, you space out---it's a common psychological disorder, I'm sure there's medication for it?"
"You're what, like nine years old?" I rolled my eyes, "And you're giving me medical advice. What did you say you wanted to be when you grew up, a shrink?"
"A scholar!" he snorted smugly.
"What kind of kid wants to go to school just to keep going to school for the rest of his life?"
"A smart one!" he pointed out.
"Ah," I laughed, "You got me there, Wally, you got me---at least you don't have to worry about bullies with these awesome karate lessons? You're a fighter and a know-it-all, aren't you?"
"You're teaching us Kung Fu, not karate, there's a difference you know," he shoved his glasses back up his nose with a defiant grin.
"Oh really? Well----you are going to have to tell me all about how I'm teaching you all wrong things some other time," I chuckled, "Your ride's here, brainiac."
Wallace looked out the ice covered window and rushed to fetch his coat as quickly as he could. His father was the richest fellow I knew, but when it came to patience, he flat out had none at all. Mr. Jones was a neglectful father, but at least he still managed to swing by to pick up Wally every now and again. If they had a butler or a chauffeur or something then I'm sure I would never catch glance of Wally's dad ever again.
"Hey Wallace!" I called as he was half way out the door. I waved, "See you bright and early---after school lets out on Thursday!"
"That never gets old," he rolled his big brown eyes at me, waving as he rushed out into the thick snow. The ice was falling so hard now that it turned his entire head of black completely white with frost in the three steps it took him to get to his car. I watched until Mr. Jones's headlights disappeared and by then the place gotten quiet and lonely again. The chill from outside made me shiver so I grabbed my street clothes and my coat as I closed the shop down and began my journey home.
I had a tiny apartment about a block away---had to sell the Hong's place to help with the bills, but I'm sure when my foster dad recovers, I can work my way into forgiveness. Pajamas and Ramen noodles ready, I sat on the couch and flipped on the television in vain. I only had like ten channels without having to purchase an expensive cable plan, and two of the channels were strictly weather reports, plus nothing was ever on in these late hours anyway, so I wound up turning it right back off most days.
The silence reminded me of growing up without a television; Mr. Hong said there was no need for such mindless distractions such as TV. I forgot that he grew up in the age of the prehistoric---not to mention somewhere in Asia---somewhere with a name that I could not pronounce to save my life. I forget a lot of what he told me about his life growing up over there actually.
The raging traffic below bellowed and I groaned to myself wondering, "Don't these people ever sleep?" Then I yawned and asked myself the same question. As I headed off to bed for a night of sleep before work tomorrow, fate had other plans; Mr. Hong used to say that "fate" had a way of changing our destinies---so needless to say that I didn't get that sleep after all. The phone rang and I recognized it as the hospital my foster father was staying at. I bolted to a stand for no apparent reason and answered it as quickly as my fingers could push the little green button.
"This is Doctor Gerald, is this Rinry Hong?" some low voiced medical person asked.
"Yeah---yeah this is she?" I held tighter onto the phone, "Is there something wrong with Mr. Hong?"
"I am afraid your grandfather has passed on Miss Hong, I'm sorry."
"What!?" I spat noodles across the room, "When did his condition worsen!? What kind of a hospital are you!? He isn't even my grandfather---Mr. Hong is my father! Foster---father---whatever! You must have made some mistake! He is the old Asian man in room 208! Go check on him again!"
"The medical field is often varied..." this doctor's toneless voice nearly groaned at me, "On behalf of the hospital and everyone here, I am very sorry for your loss."
"Yadda Yadda..." I yelled back, "Buddy, wait till I get up there---I'll show you that you're wrong! You are so fired!"
"You may come by to retrieve his things as soon as it's convenient."
"Oh----well I can be there in ten minutes, but you better hope you aren't there when I get----there---" I realized my overuse of the word "there" and slowed for a few second before continuing on with my rant, "Whatever! I'm coming right now to prove that you're lying!"
"See you then..."
The line went dead and I chunked the cellphone across the room in frustration. It shattered into three pieces, but I was too weak to actually break my cellphone permanently. I took a few angry breaths and remembered how Mr. Hong told me not to hold back my emotions while also not allowing anger to get the best of me. I suddenly remembered a lot of things that my foster father had taught me over the years---every good memory, the memories of frustration and egocentric adolescence boiling between him and me. I remembered him teaching me some of his Kung Fu and taking me to see the Karate Kid at the dollar theatre because he claimed it was a classic piece of cinema---as long as I used it as a training opportunity.
He couldn't be gone, I thought. He just couldn't be! I shook the painful memories around in my head before finally sinking into a good cry for the ten minutes that I was supposed to be driving to the hospital to kick some medical butt! Reluctantly, I put the three pieces of my phone back together and tripped over the rug trying to put a pair of jeans on. I practically hobbled out the door and down to the alley where I kept my car in a little garage attached to the side of the building. The engine turned over a few times before I finally shouted... "Come on!" and the old, unused car decided to sputter back to life.
I was a woman of my word, getting to the hospital just in ten minutes time before pounding my way up to my foster father's floor. People noticed my haste and practically shoved out of my way upon seeing the fire coming out of my glare. That man on the phone was going to get the mother of all chewing outs as soon as I found him, and as soon as I figure out what had been going on in here without them telling me. This unprofessionalism was sickening!
"Miss Hong," the nurse greeted. Betty was her name and she was the only person in this hospital that had a lick of sense about anything, "He's in there, try not to startle him."
"Wh-what?" I squeaked.
"You know the drill, honey," she waved me on my way, "Go on now, visiting hours were over three hours ago, but I'll let you sneak in. Just don't tell my boss."
"N-never do?" I said with so much uncertainty that I thought perhaps I was dreaming up the whole conversation. Maybe no one gave Betty the update, I thought. Or maybe I was right after all and that stupid caller was an idiot doctor who had no idea what he was doing? Perhaps he was the dream and Betty's startled expression looked real enough to tell that she was genuinely curious as to why I was paying a visit to my foster father at such a late hour and such a cold and wintery evening.
At the knob on that door which read "208" my hand had gone completely numb. Ever so slowly I grabbed the handld and twisted it open to peer inside the stoic and silent room. I looked around but the scene was just as I'd left it last weekend---dark, lonely, and it still smelled of death and sterile hospital soap. Mr. Hong still lay motionless in his stiff white sheets on the uncomfortable looking medical bed, not a single wrinkle knocked out of place to signify he had ever once moved a muscle. The beeping sounds coming from his many monitors were still pounding through the chilling silence, and his heart monitor still showed me the digital zigzag lines of life pounding through his pulse. My father was still alive!
I cursed under my breath and let out a sigh of sheer relief. "This Doctor Gerald guy is so fired---" I snarled to Mr. Hong, "Gave me a heart attack!" I turned on the heel of my foot to march to Betty's desk and demand the location of this "Doctor Gerald" when a raspy whisper caught me off guard, and I stopped.
I turned back towards Mr. Hong. His eyes tired and closed, mouth and nose hooked up to numerous machines that breathed life saving air through to his lungs; he still had bandages wrapped around his graying black hair where the bullet had struck just inches from total annihilation. He hadn't moved.
"I must be losing my mind," I grumbled. Once more I turned and placed my hand on the doorknob, still persistent, but with a less angrily mind set to talk with Betty about the doctor who had called me twenty minutes ago and lied to my face.
"Rinry..." The frail voice mumbled. I heard it again and the sound of the familiar voice made a cold chill run down my spine. I turned hastily around and started to breathe heavily as I stared around the room for a ghost or a clone---someone who could have possibly whispered out my name because it sure as heck wouldn't have been my comatose foster father. Even if Mr. Hong was conscious and even if he still had minor brain activity, no one would have imagined he'd still be able to talk---ever!
"Sensei?" I mumbled, just low enough to where no person could hear me talking. "Are you---are you trying to talk to me?"
Silence echoed through my ears as did the faint beeping of his life support. I rolled my eyes and just knew that I was crazy at this point. I stood and looked down at my father, sad I had actually started to get my hopes up. One second someone tells me he's dead, the next I think he's coming back to life---I was ridiculous!
It took all my restraint to not touch him in fear I would damage one of his bandages or tubes. He appeared to be so uncomfortable with all of those medical tools and paper-like sheets wrapped around him. When I was growing up with them in the country for a few summers as a chilf, Mr. Hong loved falling asleep with a night breeze washing over him. He claimed that he could feel the universe and all that was happening coming to him through the air, so he always kept windows open all throughout the house. Burglars never came, so I guess in hindsight it was a safe gesture that he used to perform while I was growing up. I walked over to the widow hiding away through the sterile white curtains of the hospital, and I pulled them back to let in the frosty glaze of ice that stuck to the glass. I twisted the little lock at the bottom and strained to lift the panel just a few inches, but the darn thing wouldn't budge.
"Come on, you stupid!" I scolded at the window, shoving my hardest until finally, the ice shattered and it was as though the window wanted to be open because it slid upward so quickly I smacked my face on the glass. I probably said a few pain filled cuss words before adjusting the window to a tiny crack, just enough to make the room unstuffy and not cryogenically freeze Mr. Hong in the process. I sighed happily and wiped the dust off of my hands, "There you go old man," I smiled back at him, "Just like living at home now."
He was motionless. I was just happy that Mr. Hong wasn't dead and I started back across the room towards the door. Just as I did so, a massive, whistling gust of cold air shoved into the room, sending the window panel crashing open and knocking over a small cardboard box that Mr. Hong had set next to his bed. I looked around with wide eyes to make sure that no other nurses heard the gust and quickly ran back over to permanently close the window.
"Just stop trying to help, idiot!" I told myself. I was too clumsy for my own good and no wonder a good intention had gone wrong at my hands. What I need to do is go home and sleep off this whole crazy mess, that's what I need to do!
Wait!? I pondered suddenly remembering the toppled box. I knelt over to pick everything back into it, when I noticed there was nothing in the old scrap of cardboard except for a few yellow letters, aged from years and years of being stored away. "Where did these even come from?" I said to myself, getting more and more confused as I placed each letter neatly back inside the box. Mr. Hong's handwriting was all over the cover of the envelopes, some ink more faded than others, and I started looking closer at each piece of paper when I realized that one of these letters was addressed in my name. It was hard to make out at first because he had written it all out in Chinese, but after remembering what the letters stood for, I clearly made it out as my name. I grabbed another letter and saw that it too was for me, as were the five I had already gathered, and the ones I had yet to pick up. "What in the world?" I gasped.
Finally I found a letter, the envelope was a worn out sanguineous color of earthy red that really stood out amongst all the others. The black calligraphic ink addressed more boldly than any other letter and spelled out my full name in large foreign print. I prayed that the contents inside of it were written in English because to be honest, my Chinese was pretty rusty to say the least. Without another thought, I flipped to the back of the envelope and slit it open with my finger, only to pull out the contents of the letter.
It was Sensei's handwriting alright, but he was being sneaky and wrote it in his native language to ensure not just any pair of eyes could read it. He did that with secret things in the past, even started speaking in one of his fluent Asian languages whenever he didn't want other people to know what he was saying. Of course, growing up with him and Lilly, I learned to speak pretty decent Mandarin, but even then, I think Mr. Hong spoke other languages too, like Korean, Japanese, and Thai.
I put the letters back in the box and closed the whole thing up so no snow would get into it. I could take these letters home and translate them better if I had my laptop, I thought. I sat up with the box and hurried out of the room without any further disturbances and managed to weasel past Betty and down to my car with the mysterious box before driving home to decipher my hidden messages. Along the way I started to wonder just exactly how long had these letters been sitting beside Mr. Hong's bed? I wondered about that all the way home, thinking that surely I would have seen them sitting there before tonight, but I shook the thought away and pulled into the parking garage.
Who needs sleep? I thought with a laugh, pouring out the letters across my floor so I could type their characters into the translator on the Internet. I grabbed the red letter and instantly started matching characters, writing out the whole entire thing as quickly as I could without even reading to make sure that it made any sense. Eventually I finished and held up my letter to read, noticing how pro I had gotten at translating Simplified Chinese!
"Pats on the back later, Rinry," I told myself, "And Mr. Hong's mysterious letter reads---"
In my faster father's voice I could hear him talking me through the letter, word for word:
My dearest Rinry, if you are reading this letter then I fear my time has finally come.
The spirits have allowed you and I to cross paths and I fear that Lilly and I have been keeping a very grave secret from you. One that you have never been fully aware of yourself. With one or both of us gone now, it is far past time I reveal to you the truth, my daughter, in order to protect you from the evils of this world.
They will be coming for you one day. I tried to hide you from them, but I fear in this task I have failed. Lilly did not want you to grow up away from other children your own age, and we allowed you as much of a normal life as we could bear. It is possible that they already know who you are and where we live. The hunters will come for you and you must be somewhere safe when they do.
Child, I have a nephew living in Tibet, his name is, Anil, and he is a monk, one who can help you on your new journey.
"J-Journey?" I repeated, "Where am I going? Who are these hunters?"
You are to leave your old life behind for now, and I fear I cannot tell you for how long.
Your mother and I saw greatness in you, greatness that the world has not seen many, many years. It is up to you now to save the world from the great evil that is coming to destroy us all.
"Say what?" I frowned.
You must promise me that you will go seek out my nephew! Swear it to the air as soon as you read this sentence.
"I---I promise?" I spoke uncertainly, "I swear it okay, I don't---I don't understand?"
Anil will help you learn all of the things that I have not been able to teach you myself.
You are the Avatar my child and it is up to you now to bring balance to this world. Anil can explain everything to you, but for now, I must leave you with only my words of pride. You will be a great Avatar my dearest Rinry, and I am so proud to have been your foster father.
-Good Luck!
The letter ended.
I was overcome in bittersweet sadness and confusion. The feelings mulled for a few minutes before I started to wonder about that last part of the letter. "What's an Avatar?" I wondered.
I sat there in a confused panic for what seemed like an eternity before my phone rang and it made me jump. I answered the unknown number slowly, my voice timid as I asked, "H-hello?"
"Rinry Hong? Honey, this is Nurse Betty from the Hospital..." Betty's sympathetic and familiar voice came across my speaker and she let out a gruff sigh as she eased into her follow up statement, which by her tone I could already tell was grim news. "Honey," she said, "I'm afraid your Foster Daddy is---"
"He's dead..." I interrupted tonelessly.
She sighed sadly and expressed her apologies, explaining what exactly she thought had happened to him before ending her sentence with, "---but baby, he was in a coma for so long... At least now his suffering is gone and done with. He is in a better place now." My silence worried her and she added, "Will you be alright honey?"
"It's alright...no...I'm okay," I took a breath, "I've been an orphan before---so being a foster-orphan isn't really that much different." I wiped a tear away and continued to lie to Betty over the line.
"Would you like help taking care of his service?" she offered.
"Yeah," I sniffed, "Make it a nice one, if you can..."
"A-aren't you going to be there?" Betty's confused tone asked.
I shook my head, "No, I can't...I have a plane to catch."
That next day I found myself on a flight to Lhasa. The last thing my father told me, he made me swear it to his spirit that I would go. In all of the other letters in Mr. Hong's box, I found not parchment, but money---bills both American and foreign alike. He was paying for me to get to Tibet, even though I wasn't exactly sure why. He told me that I was supposed to find this monk nephew of his and save the world. He said that I was the "Avatar" whatever that meant. Either way, Anil was the only relative I'd ever heard Mr. Hong talk about---and if he knew anything about whatever crazy thing Sensei was saying in that letter---I had to figure it out for myself.
The memory of that hospital trip haunted me all night long on the flight. The doctor called me and told me that Mr. Hong was dead and I should collect his things; I go visit him all the time in the hospital and now that I think of it, I've never heard of any "Doctor Gerald" in my life. I gruffed and turned over in my seat to try and get comfortable. Anil had better know something or I just wasted a good three months' worth of gasoline on a crappy plane ticket halfway across the world. But, what was Sensei trying to tell me? I thought hastily. Why was the world in danger? Why was I in danger? And more importantly, what was an "Avatar" and why am I suddenly one of them? Why was all of this happening now, I wondered. And what exactly happened at the hospital yesterday? These strange letters, hushed whispers, and lying doctors couldn't all be a coincidence.
Sensei told me that everything happened for a reason, and I only wish he were still here to tell me exactly what that reason was. He always told me that death was some sort of an illusion, and if he ever caught me being sad about his death, he would come back to this world and haunt me until I stopped. The memory of that actually brought a smile to my face, but I still missed him---and Lilly. Now both they and my biological parents are gone forever and never in my life have I felt this lost, confused, and utterly alone.
Fanon Trivia
- The picture of Mr. Hong's letter shows both the name "Rinry" and also a wax monogram of "閎" (which according to Google Translate) means "Hong".
- The main character, Rinry, is eighteen years old. Her birth surname has not yet been revealed.
- Mr. Hong's real first name is actually "Sensei". He has a past that will be revealed later on in the fanon.
- Anil is a name for boys that in Tibetan means "Air" or "Wind".
- Things may seem a little sketchy now, but in time everything should become a little more clear.
- This story is one that I actually started on last December, but I never uploaded it before because I was worried about running two separate fanons. Then I thought---what the heck!? Let's do it!
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The girl died while preparations were being made to send her to New Delhi's Safdarjung Hospital from the Kendrapara district on India's east coast. She had been in the plastic surgery ward of SCB Medical College and Hospital since the day after her attack with 65% burn injuries. The hospital staff allegedly demanded a bribe before treating her. The staff was also accused of negligence. It is not currently known if this happened because of the girl's status as an "untouchable," the slang term for the lowest caste in India.
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Fil (or Phil) Campbell grew up in Belleek on the Co. Fermanagh/Donegal border in the North of Ireland. She was brought up on the folk songs that were popular in that area and spent her childhood immersed in music. With both ceilidh bands and singers in the family, music was all around and performance was part of everyday life, both at home and at school. Belleek is the home of the world famous Belleek Pottery, where Fil's father worked all his life, and where she in turn spent several Summer holidays working.
"Fil Campbell … has been likened to a lot of female performers, but can be compared to none. She has a unique voice and a knack of making every song her own." The Word (Ireland)
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In 2013 she did a project with Hungarian poet Csilla Toldy, setting Csilla's poems to music and developing a show called The Emigrant Woman's Tale which toured as a 1 hour show of songs, dialogue and poems in 2015 and 2016.
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- The Light Beyond The Woods (1992)
- Dreaming (1996)
- Turn of the Day (with the band Jaimidi) (2001)
- Beneath The Calm (2002)
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- Back There (featuring Tom McFarland) (2015)
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* While performing has always been Fil's passion, she has also worked in many other areas of the music business in Belfast – as a promoter, radio presenter, booking agent, voice coach, backing vocalist ….
* She currently runs a community choir for people who say they can't sing!!
* Fil is the Irish spelling of Phil – she changed her name from Phil to avoid confusion with the male Phil Campbell's in the music industry of which there are many. In fact, there is a town in America called Phil Campbell?!! True!! Her full name is Philomena.
* She has a degree in Arts from Queen's University, Belfast - one of her main subjects being Music.
* For 7 years she was a radio presenter for BBC Radio Ulster in Northern Ireland, presenting folk-based evening and daytime shows, including 'Folk Club' for 3 years, as well as health documentaries and some late night programmes. She had to choose between touring and presenting in the mid 90s and chose to follow her passion of performing on stage.
* While working as a music publicist/promoter she helped promote major shows like Queen at Slane Castle, the Bolshoi Ballet, and Rod Stewart. She also promoted shows for Ulster Television, local radio stations, and even promoted a Dolphin Show (!)
* Fil was a backing vocalist for RTE Television and for several studio sessions; sang in a cabaret band in the Middle East and sang in several operas. She plays flute, piano and guitar and has also played harp.
* Together with a school friend, Fil was writing winning songs as early as 1977 when she was a prize winner at the Manorhamilton Song Contest and in a special teenager's song contest in Dublin.
* While she was still at school Fil reached the final stages of the Voice of Ireland competition, represented Ulster in the Scor na nOg and sang with several showbands in a series of Peace Concerts across Northern Ireland.
* The year she graduated Fil directed the Belfast Fringe Festival and was the first promoter to give U2 a gig in the North of Ireland. They supported Squeeze.!


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The Church's social teaching is a rich treasure of wisdom about building a just society and living lives of holiness amidst the challenges of modern society. Modern Catholic Social Teaching has been articulated through a tradition of papal, conciliar, and episcopal documents. The depth and richness of this tradition can be understood best through a direct reading of these documents.In these brief reflections, we highlight several of the key themes that are at the heart of our Catholic Social Tradition.
The Catholic Church proclaims that human life is sacred and that the dignity of the human person is the foundation of a moral vision for society. This belief is the foundation of all the principles of our social teaching. In our society, human life is under direct attack from abortion and euthanasia. The value of human life is being threatened by cloning, embryonic stem cell research, and the use of the death penalty. The intentional targeting of civilians in war or terrorist attacks is always wrong. Catholic teaching also calls on us to work to avoid war. Nations must protect the right to life by finding increasingly effective ways to prevent conflicts and resolve them by peaceful means. We believe that every person is precious, that people are more important than things, and that the measure of every institution is whether it threatens or enhances the life and dignity of the human person.
The person is not only sacred but also social. How we organize our society—in economics and politics, in law and policy—directly affects human dignity and the capacity of individuals to grow in community. Marriage and the family are the central social institutions that must be supported and strengthened, not undermined. We believe people have a right and a duty to participate in society, seeking together the common good and well-being of all, especially the poor and vulnerable.
The Catholic tradition teaches that human dignity can be protected and a healthy community can be achieved only if human rights are protected and responsibilities are met. Therefore, every person has a fundamental right to life and a right to those things required for human decency. Corresponding to these rights are duties and responsibilities–to one another, to our families, and to the larger society.
A basic moral test is how our most vulnerable members are faring. In a society marred by deepening divisions between rich and poor, our tradition recalls the story of the Last Judgment (Mt 25:31-46) and instructs us to put the needs of the poor and vulnerable first.
The economy must serve people, not the other way around. Work is more than a way to make a living; it is a form of continuing participation in God's creation. If the dignity of work is to be protected, then the basic rights of workers must be respected–the right to productive work, to decent and fair wages, to the organization and joining of unions, to private property, and to economic initiative.
We are one human family whatever our national, racial, ethnic, economic, and ideological differences. We are our brothers' and sisters' keepers, wherever they may be. Loving our neighbor has global dimensions in a shrinking world. At the core of the virtue of solidarity is the pursuit of justice and peace. Pope Paul VI taught that "if you want peace, work for justice." The Gospel calls us to be peacemakers. Our love for all our sisters and brothers demands that we promote peace in a world surrounded by violence and conflict.
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