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Herd Of Pronghorn Cause Traffic JamHighway 14 was closed for a short time near Walden Thursday during a traffic jam involving wildlife.
Beaver Creek Fire Continues To Smolder Despite SnowFire officials in Northern Colorado are keeping tabs on how much snow falls there as a wildfire continues to burn months after it started.
Arrest Made In Beaver Creek Fire InvestigationA juvenile is being charged with starting the Beaver Creek Fire which burned 38,000 acres near Walden over the summer.
Forest Service: Beaver Creek Fire Is Human-CausedThe Beaver Creek Fire was human-caused, according to the U.S. Forest Service.
New Video: 'Firenado' Forms In Beaver Creek FireThe Beaver Creek Fire has burned more than 36,000 acres since it started nearly two months ago. A firefighter captured a rare occurrence inside the fire lines-- a firenado.
Beaver Creek Fire Burns 35,000+ Acres, 41 Percent ContainedThe Beaver Creek Fire has burned more than 35,000 acres since it started nearly two months ago.
Firefighter Safety A Top Priority As Beaver Creek Fire Continues To BurnA wildfire that started a month ago near Walden in northern Colorado continues to burn and create headaches for fire managers.
Citing Danger, Firefighters Let Some Areas Of Hayden Pass Blaze BurnFirefighters are letting areas of a wildfire burn near Coaldale in southern Colorado because it is too dangerous to get into some wilderness areas, authorities said Sunday.
Beaver Creek Fire Burns 19,460+ AcresThe Beaver Creek Fire continued to burn on Tuesday, growing to 19,464 acres with only five percent containment.
Beaver Creek Fire Grows To Nearly 19,000 AcresThe Beaver Creek Fire continued to burn unchecked Monday and had charred 18,787 acres along the Colorado-Wyoming state line.
Visible Smoke Rises From Beaver Creek FireFire crews say windy and dry conditions helped fuel the Beaver Creek Fire on Thursday as the wildfire comes under new management.
Wind, Dry Conditions Fuel Beaver Creek FireFire crews say windy and dry conditions helped fuel the Beaver Creek Fire on Tuesday.


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"In the 111th Congress, legislation has been introduced that seeks to clarify the scope of the Clean Water Act (CWA) in the wake of Supreme Court decisions in 2001 and 2006 that interpreted the law's jurisdiction more narrowly than prior case law. The Court's narrow interpretation involved jurisdiction over some geographically isolated wetlands, intermittent streams, and other waters. The two cases are Solid Waste Agency of Northern Cook County v. Army Corps of Engineers (SWANCC) and Rapanos v. United States. Bills to nullify the Court's rulings have been introduced repeatedly since the 107th Congress, but none had advanced until the 111th Congress. In June 2009, a Senate committee approved S. 787, the Clean Water Restoration Act. Companion legislation in the House, H.R. 5088 (America's Commitment to Clean Water Act), was introduced in April 2010. Under current law, the key CWA phrase which sets the act's reach is the phrase 'navigable waters, ' defined to mean 'the waters of the United States, including the territorial seas.' Proponents of the current legislation contend that the Court misread Congress' intent when it enacted the CWA, and consequently the Court's ruling unduly restricted the scope of the act's water quality protections. Both S. 787 and H.R. 5088 would replace the phrase 'navigable waters' in the CWA with 'waters of the United States' and would install a definition of 'waters of the United States, ' not found in the law now. The bills differ in how they would define the phrase. The Senate committee bill includes a definition drawn from one paragraph of existing federal regulatory text, while H.R. 5088 includes a longer definition based on the same regulatory language, but with some modifications. Both bills also include provisions affirming the constitutional basis for the act's jurisdiction. These provisions address the concern that the Court's rulings, while decided on statutory grounds, raised related questions about the outer limits of Congress's power to regulate waters with little or no connection to traditional navigable waters under the Commerce Clause of the Constitution. Proponents of the current legislation, including many states and environmental advocacy groups, contend that the Court's ruling in these cases, and subsequent regulatory guidance by federal agencies, have unsettled several decades' worth of case law, misreading or ignoring congressional intent, and thus reinterpreting and narrowing the jurisdictional scope of the act. Supporters say that the intention is to return to the CWA regulatory jurisdiction that prevailed before the Court's rulings. On the other hand, critics, including many industry groups and development and home builder organizations, contend that the legislation would greatly expand federal regulatory jurisdiction of the CWA beyond interpretations that existed before the two Supreme Court rulings, not simply reaffirm congressional intent. They are concerned that the legislation has the potential to be interpreted far more broadly than what was previously understood to be jurisdictional--thus causing more uncertainty, rather than clarifying the issue. Between proponents and critics, there is wide disagreement whether the new statutory definition proposed in either bill, coupled with other changes, will achieve the objective of clarity and certainty that is broadly desired. In light of the differing views on the issues, future prospects for either bill are uncertain. The legal and policy questions associated with the SWANCC and Rapanos cases--concerning the outer geographic limits of CWA jurisdiction and consequences of restricting that scope--have challenged regulators, landowners and developers, and policymakers for more than 35 years."
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Battleship Solitaire 2 - The Siege for Android embedded in a medieval story context this game will keep you entertained for hours. A 30 level story mode, unlimited puzzles in free-play, tutorial for beginners, notification of wrong moves and much more. The hi-res graphics are designed to look optimal on all screen sizes, from small screen to tablet.


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July 29, 2011 by Post Team
Cowboys Aliens Daniel, The director Jon Favreau mixture of shots freakiness sage of science fiction in "Cowboys & Aliens" and fires a mash-up of genres is fun galloping slight warp speed. There are a bunch of writers credited for this thriller (six in total) which is usually a sign of future problems, but all dodged bullets potential narrative are first-hand the stars are white, and special effects, non-stop action and gritty period look of this piece must meet the enthusiastic fans of opera and science fiction alike.
Daniel Craig James martinis change Bondi and tuxedo as rat poison whiskey and scars iconic hero brush chapters, Western laconic, fill your boots with a minimum of stress as a stranger who wakes up in the desert with a strange-looking shackle left wrist and no memory of who he is, but possessed of an instinctive ability and threatening to kill three local yokels, that occur and try to take him prisoner for a possible reward.
After appropriate boots, tape cartridge, six firearms and a hat (not bad choice) of the three bodies, which is fully equipped for the role of hero and hero in the tradition of solitary walks in one of the horses of the men killed in the dusty town of Absolution, Territory of New Mexico, where he immediately transversely to its inhabitants.
First place gets intimidation by the antics of a loudmouth named Percy Dolarhyde (a superb disgusting Paul Dano), who happens to be the pampered son of the powerful landowner Colonel Woodrow Dolarhyde (Harrison Ford convincingly leather-resistant), which has town and tells everyone at the same time to jump and how high.
Then the sheriff (Keith Carradine) recognizes foreign cartels Jake Lonergan search as a leader of an outlaw gang known. Now our hero has a name, and the difficult task of resisting arrest against the sheriff and his handful of armed deputies, who nearly succeeded in heroic fashion lounge fight before he coldccked from behind by a mysterious, sad-eyed beauty named Ella (a winner Olivia Wilde), who has a pretty gingham dress and a big gun around her small waist.
She does not want Jake to leave the city because she knows who she is and fantastic tragedy that has happened, and that he is the only one who can help in a desperate search. And when the machines are incredible piece of metal screaming from the sky throwing a thunderbolt of fire and theft of the people on the street, Jake suddenly remembers what bracelet is cumbersome for the locals and realize they can be your only hope of defeating the "evil" marauders and recovering its hostages.
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Who would have thought Favreau, as a young maverick making little smart and funny comedy indie ("Swingers," 1996; "Made", 2001) with his friend Vince Vaughn, can become an artisan labor such successes big-budget box office as "Iron Man", "Iron Man 2″ and now "Cowboys & Aliens."
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GamesCom Preview: Bringing tabletop gaming experiences into the digital age
We revisit Mass Effect 3 to see what Mass Effect 3 Wii U brings to the space saga.
Join up with the Jedi or sign on with the Sith? Journey to a galaxy far, far away in Star Wars: The Old Republic on PC
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The orange ruffly one looks like a carnation.
the flatter ones look like a daisy.
the lighter color ruffly one might be a gardenia.
The flat 4 petaled flowers are dogwood. The larger look like peonies, though the centers are simpler. I think you can use a rose cutter or peony cutter and ruffle to get that effect.
Thank you for the replies...Yes, i was just looking at the larger flowers (orange fluffy ones) ... These are separate petals,right? Not just a large round or carnation cutter?
Did not get many answers last night so I am trying to move this up..
Did not get many answers last night so I am trying to move this up..
Sweetflowers gave you some good answers. I was just guessing and I was wrong, I didn't even notice that the smaller flowers only had 4 petals.
I would suggest asking and posting the pics on a Flower forum, they would be faster to give to accurate answers.
Peonies. There are four size petals to make the peony.
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I would make the base of the orange flowers one large circle cut w/pinking shears lacking a specific cutter. Make each layer of petals (4?) a bit smaller, then make the center petals seperate OR use the 5 petal rose cutter, ruffling the edges and twisting them into the center of the other petals.
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- By Shayla SternEditorial DirectorNovember 11, 2016
- By Shayla Stern
Wang Deshun, a Chinese model/actor/artist, has caused a stir across China and the United States recently for his cut abs, smooth skin and flowing hair. Why the fuss? Because Deshun — who appeared as a runway model at China's Fashion Week last year — is 80.
Reactions to the octogenarian (who The New York Times referred to as "China's hottest grandpa") are positive and admiring. His physique is admirable, but sexualization of older adults does not do much to combat the real effects of ageism.
Wang's ability to continue to work and perform publicly into his 80s, however, is changing the conversation about what it means to grow old — especially in his home country. In China, the retirement age is 50 for women and 60 for men, and all older adults are referred to in Mandarin as "grandpa or grandma," regardless of whether they have children or grandchildren.
Certainly, the acknowledgement of sexuality and sexiness in much older adults challenges cultural notions of aging. But Wang's zeal for work and spirit for adventure (and not just his fit physique) are remarkable arguments for continuing to challenge oneself throughout life.
"One way to tell if you're old or not is to ask yourself, 'Do you dare try something you've never done before?'" he said in The New York Times interview.
Wang, who told The Times he hoped to attempt a parachute jump soon, refuses to be labeled. He said: "Nature determines age, but you determine your state of mind."
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hey, I'm going to dye my hair pink quite soon, but I've never dyed it in such a 'crazy' color.
And I had quite a couple of quiestions, and maybe someone on here could help me out?
How much wil bleach damage my hair?
How lang will the color stay?(approximately)
How damaged will my hair be after I've bleached it and dyed it right after?
and guys, do you like 'crazy' hair colors on girls?
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bleach will dry your hair out and damage it quite a bit.. it depends on how light your hair is right now.
if you're already a light brown, it shouldn't take too long to lift the color. if your hair is dark brown or black, itll take probably 2-3 bleach baths to lift the color enough. the longer you leave it on, the worse the damage will be.
it depends on what dye you use, some last really long and some last a month and fade a lot. just keep in mind, it might be hard to get back to another color. do you really want crazy colored hair for an extended amount of time? just something to think about.
if you use just a crazy colored dye, it shouldn't damage your hair too much. the bleach is what's really gonna hurt it. i've used splat a few times to dye my ends, and it works pretty damn good. i still have pink tints to my hair from when i used it in October.. and i've used color oops (hair color remover) and dyed my hair 2 times. that shit sticks lol!
I've used ion brilliance brights and it faded extremely quickly.
i used this. this kit comes with the bleach and the dye and its very easy to use.
a lot of people use manic panic but that kind of fades easily. i haven't personally used it, but i've seen a lot of peoples hair fade with that. you have to reapply it quite often. i've only used ion brilliance brights and splat to dye my hair crazy colors, and its only ever been the ends. out of my experiences, splat definitely works the best.. by far.
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I am now in love with simmering potpourri… Seriously…. I have channeled my inner 1970's dinner party hack self and finally created my own recipe for simmering potpourri. My house smells amazing and I think this could be my favorite DIY gift idea ever! Everyone should enjoy the aroma of fresh fruit and spices and all the goodness of these wonderful seasons. Today I am
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"Dr. Seuss' the Lorax" has easily beaten Edgar Rice Burroughs' "John Carter" at the weekend box office.
Studio estimates yesterday put Universal Pictures' "The Lorax" at No. 1 for the second-straight weekend as the animated adventure based on the children's book took in $39.1 million.
That raised its 10-day domestic total to $122 million, making "The Lorax" the top-grossing movie released this year.
"John Carter," based on "Tarzan" creator Burroughs' tales of the interplanetary adventurer, opened in second-place with $30.6 million.
The Warner Bros. teen comedy "Project X" held up well in its second weekend with $11.6 million to finish at No. 3 and raise its domestic haul to $40.1 million.
Elizabeth Olsen's horror tale "Silent House," released by Open Road Films, opened modestly at No. 4 with $7 million.


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The curious case of John Millman, whose game gets better as his battered body gets older, is a real-life tennis fairytale.
At 26 and two years after he thought the opportunity had seemingly passed him by, Millman will make his Wimbledon debut.
The Queenslander had never even set foot inside the All England Club gates before qualifying last Thursday.
"It's one of those things you dream about and I'm just glad I could make it a reality. It's an amazing feeling," Millman said ahead of his first-round clash with Spanish 19th seed Tommy Robredo on Monday.
"To be honest, I got a bit lost trying to get here. I've still got to find my bearings."
Until now, the journeyman's biggest thrill in an injury-riddled career featuring just two previous grand slam main-draw appearances – both ending in first-round losses at the Australian Open – was taking a set off Roger Federer in front of his home supporters in Brisbane in January.
Millman will share this magical experience with his mother Shona and father "Big Ron" after shouting his folks a trip to SW19.
He said "mum was getting a little bit tipsy with my sister" while at home monitoring his final-round qualifying encounter through live scoring on the internet.
But she still managed to book her flight and will be at Court 11 for the last match on day one the championships (starting about 3am Tuesday AEST).
"I'm getting a bit of a pay day this week so definitely it's the least that I can do for my parents.
"It's a pretty special place, not just for me but for them. To watch their son, I think it's going to be really exciting."
Millman, who has overcome knee issues, two serious shoulder operations and a year out of the game to make it this far, is guaranteed a cheque for STG29,000 ($A59,000).


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On the Endangered List: The 'Instant Book'
By MICHAEL FREITAG
Published: November 15, 1987
THE stock market took a tremendous tumble on Oct. 19, but in the publishing industry, at least, no one was prepared to jump.
To jump, that is, at the opportunity to publish an ''instant book'' about the market's historic drop. Evidently, not one publisher thought that a quickly produced account of ''Black Monday'' would be worth doing. One or two decades ago, several publishers probably would have undertaken such a project.
Instant books - mass-market books, usually paperbacks, that are rushed out to capitalize on interest in a major news event or figure - are becoming extinct, publishing executives say. In an age of cable television, home computers, video cassette recorders and celebrity magazines, the American public's appetite for information is growing, but its attention span is dwindling. Today's media sensation is tomorrow's has-been.
Take Lieut. Col. Oliver L. North. On July 18, just three days after Colonel North's final appearance at the Iran-contra hearings, Pocket Books released an instant book containing a transcript of his testimony. By the following weekend, ''Taking the Stand,'' a 753-page, $5.95 paperback, had received widespread attention and climbed to the top of national best-seller lists. But by Labor Day, sales had dropped dramatically. Consumers had apparently diverted their attention away from Colonel North; half of the 775,000 copies in the book's first printing remained unsold, bringing Pocket only a small profit.
While disappointing, the performance of ''Taking the Stand'' was not surprising, according to Irwyn Applebaum, Pocket's president and publisher. ''With an instant book, interest will subside in a matter of weeks, if not days,'' he said. ''In this case, it was a relatively short phenomenon.''
Even though technological advances have reduced the time and expense of producing instant books, publishers have been determining that the multiple risks involved - high production and distribution costs and uncertain sales - outweigh the potential benefits of quick profits and favorable publicity.
Bantam Books, which has published some 70 ''extras'' since 1964, when it issued the ''Report of the Warren Commission on the Assassination of President Kennedy'' in conjunction with the staff of The New York Times, has slowed its instant publishing pace in recent years.
In the late 1960's and early 1970's, Bantam produced four or five books a year. It has done just one this year: ''The Tower Commission Report,'' a $5.50, 550-page paperback published in February as a joint venture with Times Books, also in association with the staff of The New York Times.
''We've become extremely selective because an instant book becomes a major effort and we want to make sure we are taking everyone's time for a worthy project,'' said Stuart Applebaum, 38 years old, a Bantam vice president (and brother of Pocket's Irwyn Applebaum, 32).
In the case of the market collapse on Oct. 19, he said, Bantam's executives decided they were unable to produce a ''commercially viable'' book. ''We applied the same criteria to the stock market meltdown as we did to any phenomenom of the moment and decided we didn't have anything that would supersede or expand upon the blanket coverage that competing media had already done.''
Bantam remains willing to gamble on an instant book - if the odds are right. ''Part of the challenge and part of the fun is to project what the consumer is going to be interested in and how long that interest is going to stay there,'' he said.
THE production process involved in publishing an instant book is the same as for any other book, except that the pace is accelerated considerably. Normally it takes from two months to a year to design, typeset, proofread, bind, market and distribute a book. With an instant book, the steps occur continuously and sometimes simultaneously until the book is finished - often in less than a week.
An instant book can cost twice as much to produce as a standard book, primarily because of high overtime and air freight expenses. And, on average, more than 50 percent of the copies in the first printing eventually are returned unsold, usually for full credit. Accordingly, publishers say they will initiate an instant book only if they believe it can sell more than 250,000 copies. Currently, the average price for a major mass-market paperback is about $4.95.
Sometimes the gamble pays off: The most successful instant book is Bantam's Warren Commission Report, with almost 1.7 million copies in print. Bantam has also printed more than one million copies of instant books about the Pentagon Papers and the Israeli rescue at Entebbe. (Since publishers refuse to disclose earnings, a book's performance is usually described by the number of copies printed.) The origins of instant publishing are unclear. Although the Warren Commission Report is regarded as the beginning of the current wave, publicists for Pocket note that it published instant books in 1945, after the death of President Franklin D. Roosevelt and the dropping of the atomic bomb on Hiroshima. By other accounts, instant books first appeared after the Chicago fire of 1871.


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Music legend Merle Haggard has died at age 79. A country legend who should be appreciated for capturing the struggles of the American workingman in his songs, Haggard's influence was also key to the rise of the alt-country/Americana subgenre.
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Reba McEntire Announces Title, Track Listing and Release Date for New Album
Fans who've been eagerly anticipating a new Reba McEntire album won't have much longer to wait.
The country queen has announced the release of an all-new studio album, Love Somebody, on April 14. The album is her first under the auspices of a new deal with Nash Icon, which is a partnership between Big Machine Label Group and Cumulus that aims to return classic country stars to the marketplace.
McEntire announced the news on her website on Friday (Feb. 13).
"We've been working on it a long time and we can't wait to hear what you think about it," she says. "As you all know, I love looking for songs to record. I've said that many times. Getting to work again with Allison Jones over at Big Machine Label Group, my record label, was a blast! We listened to thousands of songs to find just the right ones for this album."
The upcoming project features McEntire's current single, "Going Out Like That," as well as songs from a diverse collection of Nashville's top songwriters, including Sam Hunt, Brandy Clark, Shane McAnally and Ashley Gorley. There's also a duet with Sugarland singer Jennifer Nettles.
"The album has 12 songs and there will be a Target exclusive version with 2 extra tracks," McEntire adds. "Stay tuned for information about a special fan pre-order coming soon! I can't wait for April!"
Reba McEntire's Love Somebody Track Listing:
1. "Going Out Like That"
2. "Enough" (Feat. Jennifer Nettles)
3. "She Got Drunk Last Night"
4. "Livin' Ain't Killed Me Yet"
5. "That's When I Knew"
6. "I'll Go On"
7. "Until They Don't Love You"
8. "Promise Me Love"
9. "Just Like Them Horses"
10. "Love Somebody"
11. "Love Land"
12. "Pray for Peace"
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The woman in black was walking trough a long, poorly lit hallway, long, black hair casting a shadow on her face, making it impossible to discern any facial features. Only her eyes glimmered in the dark, small, black and cold, and bloodthirsty.
When she reached the room with better lighting, she was revealed to be joined by another woman - dressed in a beige-colored jumpsuit with long, wavy dark brown hair and softer facial structure than her companion. She would almost be pretty, if her brown eyes weren't completely delusional, one of them staring intensely at the secretary seated at the desk and the other one staring equally intensely into her nose.
The secretary gave a second look at the women, flinching backwards in his chair as he did so. The black haired woman had her face painted white and adorned with a variety of piercings around her eyes, and the brown haired woman had four words tattooed on her cheeks, right under her eyes. The secretary narrowed his eyes to read them- Per Aspem ad Astra.
He signaled them to enter the door right from him, and the black haired woman nodded and knocked on the oak door with whitened knuckles.
"Come in," a cold voice spoke from inside the room. The women entered and took a step back immediately after - the room was completely dark but looked like an ordinary office, a closet, a desk and a black armchair back facing them. The voice seemed to come from the person sitting on it, though they couldn't see their face.
The black-haired woman spoke quietly. "You've contacted us-"
"Shut up, Katherina. I'll speak," the brunette with frightening tattoos cut her off.
"I know who you are," the voice from behind the armchair spoke again. It was female and unusually calm and deep.
"Then you know that we're good at what we do." The brown-haired woman smirked.
"So I've heard. But I'm not in need of a murder." The hidden person stopped. "Currently."
"Then what did you call us for?" the woman snapped, unconsciously gripping the automatic gun fastened on her back.
"I need information, Tarrlok Sakira," the voice answered calmly. "And I'm assured that you can bring them."
It was already high noon, the faint autumn sunlight shining upon the airship gliding trough the sky above the outskirts of Republic City, slowly, almost lazily.
Inside the airship, four people were sitting around the small round table, the tall boy who was laid back in his chair, resting his head on his hands, the sleeping black-haired girl, and the boy in a blue shirt who seemed utterly nervous, gripping the armrests of his chair, and finally a brunette who was tapping the table with her fingertips rather irritated.
"And?" the brunette said and finally stopped tapping.
"And what now, Kain?" the black-haired girl opened her eyes, shifting in her chair.
"When are we going to start thinking about our next move?" Kain replied, slamming a large, brown envelope on the table.
"Ooh, what's that?" The boy in the blue shirt seemed to break out of his worried state for a second, a curious smile appearing on his lips.
"Turkko, haven't you been listening to one word the Chief and Pesident Tayen said? This is confidential information about our mission, aka the directions for us to read," she raised an eyebrow.
"Alright. Let's see it." The tall boy with glasses took the envelope from the table and opened it using a pencil, taking a thick stack of papers out of it. "Per Iovem, who's going to read all this? There are forty pages here for sure."
"We are going to read it. Spirits, why did you apply for this if you have no patience even to read the directions, Darin?" Tan, the second voice of reason added.
"I didn't apply. They begged me to come," Darin corrected her, pushing the round glasses up his nose.
"Excuse me? The directions," Kain silenced the argument and cleared her throat.
Turkko inhaled and exhaled sharply.
"What in the Spirit World is wrong now?" The airbender turned her head to the boy, her messy brown locks whipping trough the air as she did so.
"Nothing. Just a turbulence," the Water Tribe boy muttered, gripping the handles harder.
"Boy, you're going to live on an airship for a few months, are you going to flinch with every turbulence?" Darin gave him an irritated look.
"Well they scare me," Turkko defended himself, running his fingers trough his long, black hair.
"Can I please read this?" The look on Kain's face seemed as if she was going to choke the next person who spoke out using airbending, so the other three gave in. "Thank you."
She cleared her throat again. "Anti Spirits Industries, The Council for Security secret mission that will from now on be referred to as 'Anti-SI secret mission' was-"
"Can you please skip to the part we haven't heard two hours ago?" Darin muttered, closing his eyes again.
Kain couldn't hold her temper anymore. "Fine, if you're going to be so lazy that you won't even listen to what others have to say, what are you doing here? There are people counting on us, and you want to- chill out or -whatever you're doing. Let's hear your genius plan."
Darin stroked his chin. "Find the Avatar, and um...bring them back?"
Turkko narrowed his eyebrows seriously. "That was actually my plan too until you said it. Now it sounds dumb."
"Find the Avatar and bring them back?" Tan joined in to the conversation after minutes of listening. "And they begged you to come along?"
"Alright. If you're so smart, then tell us your plan. Oh, right, you don't have one," Darin said sarcastically, meeting her green eyes that sparkled with anger.
"If you must know, I do." Tan took the directions into her hands and flipped them until she found what she was looking for and pointed to a picture of a young black-haired woman with dark circles under her bright green eyes.
"Asami Sato," she proclaimed, earning a quite impressed look from Kain.
Turkko sat up in his bed, observing the neon glowing numbers on his digital wristwatch.
The beds on the airship were just too hard, he thought, but yet Darin and Tan were fast asleep, and he could hear Kain's faint snoring from above.
He wasn't sure if all bunk beds were this uncomfortable, because he never slept in one before, but this one certainly was.
He closed his eyes once again, trying to lull himself to sleep listening to the sounds of the forest outside.
Some rustling sounds. Probably an animal.
Some scratching sounds. Probably a bird.
But then, he heard something that didn't belong into the forest at all. Some faint murmur, more similar to a human voice speaking faster and quieter than a sound of nature
He tip-toed to the window, but nothing was out there to be seen, but then he heard it again. This time, he was completely sure that it wasn't an animal. He froze as he caught two words.
Turkko felt panic overflowing him. Someone was out there, and they knew that the group was sent by the Council, and they were out to get them. They were probably plotting their murder right now. And after they got rid of them, they were probably just going to tell his daddy that he was smashed by a pine tree, and that they were fine and no one ever found out the truth. He already wanted to alert everyone, but then he stopped himself in the middle of the room.
They wouldn't believe him. He was standing barefooted in his pajamas convincing them that there were people outside who wanted to murder them. He could already hear Kain, "You were dreaming, Turkko. Don't make up nonsense, Turkko."
He forced himself to go back to bed, but a small thought creeped up to him before he closed his eyes.
What were the odds that someone accidentally mentioned a secret council in front of their airship?
Turkko was taught to always, (almost) always, trust the odds.
Kain came out of the sleeping quarters at 10:00 AM, finding the three other group members already awake and seated around the table. She didn't miss that they all looked like they'd slept well except for Turkko, who had dark bags under his eyes and seemed even more alerted than he usually did, but still he was telling some obviously funny story to Darin and Tan.
"And then daddy said..." he laughed here. "...Turkko, don't ever sew your gloves to your coat again, son..." he laughed again."...it makes no sense."
Though the story made no sense, at least to Kain, Turkko's high-pitched laugh was enough to make her crack a smile, but she immediately covered it with a serious expression. "Good morning."
"Wow, Kain, I haven't expected you to be such a snooze. We've been awake for like two hours," Tan mocked, handing the airbender a cup of instant coffee which she accepted thankfully.
"I didn't sleep half of the night, if you must know. I was reading this." She waved the directions they got from the Council in her hand and covered a yawn.
"You actually read all of this?" Darin seemed quite impressed. "Did you find something useful?"
"Actually, I did," she replied, trying to find a page she was looking for. "Listen to this."
The three leaned forward to get a better look of the paper.
Kain read it out loud. "After Future Industries closed in 189 AG, CEO Asami Sato, if we are to believe the testimonies from her friends, developed a severe depression. Her close personal friend admits that she spent a year in therapy before selling all of her possessions aside for a country house in the western periphery of the United Republic to which she retreated a month later. She refused to contribute to the mission or to give any unknown information. Her current location is unknown, though it's speculated that she still resides there."
"Oh my, I didn't know that Sato went mad. I mean, everyone knows that she disappeared, but..." Tan noted.
"My auntie said that she showed signs of insanity even when she was young," Turkko followed up.
"Are you even listening to the words that are coming out of your mouth?" Kain shot an irritated gaze at them. "The woman has been trough a lot. I'd like to see how you would turn out after that."
"So, how exactly is this useful to us?" Darin asked, pushing the glasses up his nose.
"Don't you get it? She never gave any statement on the Avatar's disappearance. If we can get something out of her, it could be something important," Kain added in a more excited tone.
"Alright! How are we going to find Sato?" Tan asked, pouring another cup of coffee for herself.
"It says here that she most probably still resides in her old country house. We just have to find out where that is," Kain closed.
"When we're at finding out, when are we going to have a meet-up party?" Turkko asked, sharply refusing the caffeinated beverage.
"A meet-up what?" Tan narrowed her eyes at the Water Tribe prince.
"A meet-up party, meet-up session, meet-up, call it however you want. My uncle says that it's important for healthy cooperation. Everyone has to say four sentences about themselves so we could get to know each other," he explained.
"That sounds like something four year olds would do," Darin commented, raising a brow.
"That's actually not a bad idea." Kain stroked her chin. "Studies show that people who are friends work better as a team."
"Great! You start, would you?" Turkko pointed to Kain, and she cleared her throat. "Remember, four sentences."
"Alright. I'm the only child of Master Jinora and the third great-grandchild of Avatar Aang. I was born and raised on the Air Temple Island. I got my airbending tattoos at age thirteen, and I, um, enjoy astronomy and cat-deers," she recited.
"One more sentence, Kain." Turkko encouraged her.
"I like, er, strawberries?" Kain muttered, and Turkko had a very pleased expression on his face.
"Now you, Tan," Kain nudged the black-haired girl.
"I'm Tan Beifong. I come from Zaofu. I've been a power disc champion for three years in a row. ("Ooh, you're a metalbender!" Turkko cut in.) And, umm, my middle name is Flora." Tan earned a quiet laugh from Darin.
"That's an awesome name," Turkko defended her. "Darin?"
The tall boy shrugged. "Iknik Jr. Darin Moon Blackstone Varrick. ("And you mocked Flora," Tan snorted.) I graduated at the Sato University. I like computers, but I've never had one."
"One more sentence, you can do it, Iknik!" Turkko cheered.
"And never call me Iknik, Iknik is my grandpa. Varrick is my dad. I'm Darin," he added.
"That's five sentences, Darin." Turkko's comment was completely ignored.
"My turn!" Turkko clapped. "I'm Turkko, I come from the Northern Water Tribe's capital, and I am proud to call myself its future chief. ("Poor Tribe," Darin whispered sympathetically.) My daddy is chief, and my auntie is also a chief, and I have three awesomest cousins whose names are Orah, N.J., and Kathrin, and a second cousin whose name is Kimmi. I'm eighteen and four months, and I have a husky puppy named Snowball. And, oh, I've just cut my hair last week."
"Why would you tell us that?" Tan narrowed her eyebrows.
"Because it's an important part of my personality," the boy replied a bit offended.
"Anyway, can we get back to how are we going to find miss Sato?" Kain brought up the subject others tried to duck out of for the last half hour.
"Sorry, Kay, I'd need a strong computer to find some more info, and we don't have such a thing here," Darin raised his arms defensively.
"We have to find computer access to find her? That's going to be hard. I only know a few places in the Republic that have it, and I doubt we could walk in just like that." Kain knitted her eyebrows.
"Maybe we could break in," Tan said with a bit more enthusiasm than before.
"That's not going to be easy. If they catch us, it will ruin the mission." Darin cupped his face.
"Why don't we just try simple elimination?" Turkko suggested.
"Not now, Turkko, we're thinking. It's no time for your funny words," Darin cut him off.
"Wait, Darin, no, that's actually very smart. Turkko, can you explain it to them?" Tan tapped the boy's shoulder.
"Um, the file said western periphery right? If she suffered from depression I guess she wanted to retreat somewhere where there're not many people. However, she has to live somewhere near the town to get food and other stuff, so we can count out all the wasteland grounds. That leaves six settlements, Liáng, Oblák, Western Huangdì, Eastern Huangdì, Xiao Xi, and Livada, right? Well, the first three are just on the outskirts of big cities, so I'd count them out. That leaves three to search," he blinked as if that was obvious.
"Wow. That's actually pretty smart," Kain took a piece of paper. "What did you say they're called?"
"Good one, buddy. And all this time I thought you were a complete idiot." Darin patted Turkko's shoulder.
"How did you conclude all that so fast?" Kain gave Turkko a quite impressed look.
"You know those magazines with all kinds of riddles and mazes and those stuff?" Turkko smiled. "I solved a lot of those when I was a kid."
"I believe we're heading for Livada?" Darin made his way to the pilot's cabin.
"Affirmative. And let's hope it's not in vain." Kain clenched her fists.
Turkko was having trouble sleeping again.
It was only his second night on the airship, and he was horrified by the thought that he was going to spend months here.
He missed his bed back at home and not to mention his family. At least he knew that Kimmi came to keep his father company.
Turkko's bed was right under the window, and he couldn't shake off the feeling of being watched.
He looked up, but all he saw was a night sky sprinkled with a thousand stars.
Turkko forced himself to calm down. There was no way that if, only if, someone was following them before, they could still be on their heels.
For the first time since the mission started, he actually felt sleepiness overflow him, but just to be sure everything was alright. He froze.
Behind the round glass of the window, there was a face staring at him. A woman's face, precisely, white, and with a long tangle of black hair, and its every centimeter was covered in piercings.
The woman's face disappeared, and Turkko screamed from the top of his lungs.
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The Purple Rocks were an archipelago in the Trackless Sea located west of Gundarlin beyond the warm water of The River.[5] They appeared as rocky outcroppings, but verdant valleys were sheltered from the storms behind their sparse forested peaks.[6]
The dragon Galadaeros considered the Purple Rocks its territory, and it is believed that Flamehome Isle, as he called its lair, was actually one of these two islands.[7]
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The Purple Rocks, along with Tuern, Gundarlun and Ruathym, live at the mercy of far harsher sea storms than those on the mainland, and have a winter spanning nearly eight months a year. The Aurilsbreath (as the islanders called the bitter and constant winter winds), froze everything not built on the lee side of the islands. When not frozen by the Aurilbreath, the islands were shrouded in a dense fog that lasted through the day, and its summers were even cooler than subarctic ones.[8]
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Here, like in rural communities all over the North and other outer islands like Tuern, magic use was punishable by death. People of the Purple Rocks appeared to worship Tempus (called Tempos), Auril and Umberlee, the usual Northman deities, but their idols of those gods all showed many tentacle-like arms.[1]
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The Rocklanders, or the people of the Purple Rocks, were originally a colony from Gundarlun Island.[2] Later, both the western island Trisk and its eastern neighbor Utheraal grew into independent island-nations, with the later paying Trisk a steep sum of gold to avoid war. This situation ended abruptly in the 1368 DR, when the longships of King Selger landed upon the shores of Utheraal and the battle for control of Vilkstead took place, resulting in the deaths of King Bromm and 200 of the island's best warriors.[4]
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- Ulf of Thuger
- The capital city of the nation of Trisk. Its inhabitants fished and farmed barely enough to put food in their mouths, and additional needs were satisfied by piracy on other Northmen and pirate ships. Their main activity was recording and cataloging the flux of information that filtered into the island through the Kraken Society spy network.[6][3] In 1361 DR, King Selger dwelt here as the nominal ruler of Trisk.[3]
- Vilkstead
- With richer fishing water than its neighbour, the throne city of Utheraal had enough catches to satisfy its own needs and make a living by exporting large amounts of dried, smoked, salted, and pickled fish to Gundarlun, which in turn shipped it to cities all across Faerûn. It also produced a pungent, salty, herbal goat cheese called Vilksmaarg, popular in Sword Coast taverns.[6]
- Ascarle
- The Sunken City was an underwater elven city as large as Waterdeep.[6] Destroyed by the drow, it lay in ruins off of Trisk's northern shore, where it was used by Slarkrethel as headquarters for the Kraken Society.[9]
Travel Edit
Estimated caravel travel times by sea (assuming good weather and strong breeze):[10]
- Tuern: 2 and a half days.
- Gundarlun Island: 3 days.
- Ice Peak: 3 days.
- Ruathym: 4 days.
- Leilon: 6 days.
- Luskan: 6 days.
- Fireshear: 6 and a half days.
- Neverwinter: 6 and a half days.
- Port Llast: 6 and a half days.
- Waterdeep: 10 days.
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Paul Jaquays (1988). The Savage Frontier. (TSR, Inc), p. 19. ISBN 0-88038-593-6.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Paul Jaquays (1988). The Savage Frontier. (TSR, Inc), p. 20. ISBN 0-88038-593-6.
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 Elaine Cunningham (May 1998). Tangled Webs. (Wizards of the Coast), p. 143. ISBN 0-7869-0698-7.
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 slade, Ed Greenwood, Julia Martin, Steven E. Schend, Paul Jaquays, Steve Perrin (April 1996). The North: Guide to the Savage Frontier (The Wilderness). (TSR, Inc), p. 41. ISBN 0-7869-0391-0.
- ↑ Elaine Cunningham (May 1998). Tangled Webs. (Wizards of the Coast), p. 11. ISBN 0-7869-0698-7.
- ↑ 6.0 6.1 6.2 6.3 Paul Jaquays (1988). The Savage Frontier. (TSR, Inc), p. 37. ISBN 0-88038-593-6.
- ↑ Ed Greenwood and Sean K. Reynolds (2002-08-28). Galadaeros, "Sunset Flame". Wyrms of the North. Wizards of the Coast. Retrieved on 2010-11-09.
- ↑ Paul Jaquays (1988). The Savage Frontier. (TSR, Inc), pp. 13–14. ISBN 0-88038-593-6.
- ↑ Sean K. Reynolds, Jason Carl (November 2001). Lords of Darkness. (Wizards of the Coast), p. 154. ISBN 0-7869-1989-2.
- ↑ Paul Jaquays (1988). The Savage Frontier. (TSR, Inc), pp. 35–36. ISBN 0-88038-593-6.


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Willie Davenport was a male celebrity.
He was born on Tuesday June 8th 1943, in Troy, AL, USA,.
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The world should ostracise nations which support terrorism so that they realise that not only one country but the whole world is against terror, the deputy Prime Minister said.
He referred to the terrible attack in Bali in Indonesia, saying that reportedly some Pakistanis have been blamed for it. The Indian government has been trying to make the international community take a harder stand on Pakistan.
Addressing the Indo-Tibetan Border Police force on its raising day, Advani took a potshot at Pakistan. Countries ruled by dictators or militarymen may, under international pressure, say sometimes that they do not believe in terrorism and are combating it. However, actually they feel that if the ISI is used to achieve political objectives, it is not wrong, he said.
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The Dream 30, a group of 36 activists who crossed the Texas-Mexico in Laredo border to protest the
Cuellar, a Democrat who represents Laredo and supports immigration reform, as of yet has refused to support the activists, who are a part of the National Immigrant Youth Alliance (NIYA). Cuellar stated that he does not condone what he thinks is the Dream 30's use of minors in taking a political stand on immigration.
Cuellar's reaction to the Dream 30's requests prompted a video conference with NIYA, as well as a sit-in at Cuellar's office. Police officers reportedly escorted activists off the premises, and no arrests were made.
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A limited subset of the substitution templates are also supported in generating object Name values when using the ExperimentLog format (ApplicationName, OutputMaterialName, and OutputDataName). These same templates are available for generating file names and file directories (OutputDataFile and OutputDataDir). Collectively these uses are listed as the Name/File ProtocolApplication templates in the table below.
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Material objects can be divided into two types: starting Materials and Materials that are created by a ProtocolApplication. If the Material is a starting material and is not the output of any ProtocolApplication, its scope is outside of any run. This type of Material would normally have a folder-scoped LSID using ${FolderLSIDBase}. On the other hand, if the Material is an output of a ProtocolApplication, it is scoped to the run and would get deleted with the run. In this case using a run-scoped LSID with ${RunLSIDBase} would be more appropriate.
Like Material objects, Data objects can exist before any run is created, or they can be products of a run. Data objects are also commonly associated with physical files that are on the same file share as the xar.xml being loaded. For these data objects associated with real existing files, it is important that multiple references to the same file all use the same LSID. For this purpose, LabKey Server provides the ${AutoFileLSID} substitution template, which works somewhat differently from the other substitution templates. An ${AutoFileLSID} always has an associated file name on the same object in the xar.xml file:
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