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Wednesday, June 11, 2014
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This series fits into an important genre, middle school boys adventure books. As such, Tim Shoemaker has done an excellent job of weaving life and Christian principles into the story, not making it preachy, but a book filled with life lessons.
The story focuses on four youth about to enter high school, Gordy, Hiro, Lunk and Cooper. They go on a vacation and a prank goes bad and they think they have witnessed a murder. And the adventure begins. The book moves at a fast pace and Shoemaker does a good job helping us to know each of the characters and their needs.
This would be a good book for boys to read, along with the first two books in the series, Code of Silence and Back Before Dark.
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Since the rule of Constantine in the 4th century A.D., church leaders have lived precariously close to showing preference and promoting one political leader over another. The Rev. Billy Graham came to regret his close ties to Richard Nixon, who used "America's Pastor" to his political advantage.
A prophetic distance must be maintained, allowing space between what the Spirit and the Word might say in any given situation, and the political leader or policy in question. The role of prophetic analysis requires distance so as to avoid compromise.
Then, too, we see how important it is not to make our rendition of the Gospel synonymous with a particular view of economics, role of government, social management or civic engagement. After watching Christian leaders running to the beck and call of Nixon, Chuck Colson warned us that the kingdom of Christ does not arrive on Air Force One.
What does it mean to be exceptional?
Most people have to worry about making enemies. You know, they're constantly freaked out that they might offend somebody or hurt somebody's precious feelings. But I don't worry about that. I'm exceptional. Other people in my family worry about everyone getting their fair share at the dinner table. They might really like mashed potatoes or lasagna, but they only take a normal small portion so that their sister or grandmother or cousin can have some too. But I don't worry about those sorts of things. After all, I'm exceptional. I take as much as I want.
When you're an exceptional nation, you want other nations to worry about your opinion of them. You don't really care what their opinion is of you. When you're a run-of-the-mill country, you'll be nervous about going against the United Nations or the Geneva Conventions or the International Criminal Court and such, but when you're an exceptional country, that sort of concern is beneath your dignity. You set expectations; you don't fulfill them. Of course, with exceptional status comes exceptional responsibility, so we have the sole responsibility to drop nuclear bombs on nations that cause problems for the world—unexceptional nations, that is, which means everybody else but us. It's a tough job, being exceptional, but somebody has to do it.
Between now and the elections in November, my guess is we're going to hear the term "American exceptionalism" echoing from the mountains to the prairies to the oceans white with foam; echoing ad nauseum. It's become a powerful political meme in recent years, popular but poorly defined. The history of the term aids and abets in its vagueness.
Thomas Jefferson repeatedly spoke of the United States as a unique—or exceptional—historical phenomenon. As a democratic republic, it differed from Europe, and all the nations of the past. Since then, of course, scores of nations have followed our example in forming democratic republics, so what was exceptional in Jefferson's time has now, we might say, become the norm.
Does that make us "the nation formerly known as exceptional," but now typical?
Americans have a hard time knowing how to respond to the sins of our colonial past. Except for a few extremists, most people know on a gut level that the extermination of the Native Americans was a bad thing. Not that most would ever verbalize it, or offer reparations, or ask for forgiveness, or admit to current neocolonial actions, or give up stereotyped assumptions -- they just know it was wrong and don't know how to respond. The Western American way doesn't allow the past to be mourned or apologies to be made. Instead we make alien invasion movies.


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He Drives Me CrazyOct. 21st, 2010 12:19 pm
The Boy is at it again. I don't know if he thinks I'll be easier on him if he breaks down or if he's doing it to relieve stress (you know, like how dogs bark to alleviate excess energy?), but he's stressing me out to a crazy extent and it's way too batshit early in the morning for him to be doing this.
Here's exactly what I asked him to do:
1. Get a client on the phone at some point today.
2. Get me a phone number he was supposed to give me 2 days ago.
3. Clean up a back porch that's not even as big as a car (seriously).
4. Finish picking up walnuts outside if he has time.
That did it, that brought on the tears. I feel for him but at the same time I can't feel for him, because I'm 90% sure it's an act to gain my sympathy and get out of his chores – and I hate it that he tries to play me like that. Are you reading this, Boy? It ain't working, so quit it.
It just bugs me, because I feel bad enough that I have to be somewhat strict with him now (I assure you, he gave us no choice – the less he has to do, the more attitude and hostility he has on top of the laziness). But it has to be done, he needs to start pulling his weight or I'll effing kill him, because at this point I am so tired, stressed and worried that I'm at a breaking point.
On top of all this, one of the fish is dead – this might not sound like a big deal to you, but it is I assure you. According to The Boy, he was alive last night (survived I guess all summer OUTSIDE in a kiddie pool with no issues) and now he's gone, just like that. Kid swears he was fine yesterday, the he made sure to feed them but now he's gone – something's up. I'm about to start screaming. TOO much Yang, too much Yang, one thing after another. I need a more harmonious life.
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Mumbai day 3: Chowpatty, Malabar Hill and the Dhobi Ghat
The night before I looked up what buses we could take to Malabar Hill (106 or 108) but Mike suggested to walk there along the seaside. After examining the map we found that it would make a 4km walk from Churchgate along Chowpatty Beach to Malabar Hill. I agreed and we set off westwards straight to the Churchgate seaside. The walk to the seaside took us past two large maidans; long stretches of open green where locals come for a stroll or just to sit down in the grass.
A little further, after passing a large bronze statue of Mahatma Ghandi, we came across a small compound. It was buzzing with activity, lots of people were queued up in front of a central building. Nothing indicated what exactly was going on. Curious as we were, we decided to see how far inside we could go before someone sent us away.
The compound turned out to be an employment station: inside the main hall several recruitment desks were lined up by the walls; a couple of straight-faced Indians behind each of them. Behind each desk a banner or poster hung on the wall, specifying which positions the respective companies were trying to fill. It was mostly telemarketing, tech support and similar work. Wages were specified in three tiers, we tried to ask people what they meant, but all of them were too busy filling out application forms and having them examined by one of the Indians seated behind a desk. It all went with an air of great importance and seriousness. And it probably was: for all we knew this employment station was the one thing between the applications and poverty or worse. Especially the younger applicants had a dead serious look in their eyes that suggested their entire career hinged on their success today. In a city of millions of people all wanting the same jobs it must not be easy to get and keep a job.
Ten minutes later we reached the seaside and could see the entire bay, straddling the Arabian Sea and arching northwards towards Chowpatty and then further westwards to Malabar Hill. The buildings on Malabar Hill were barely visible due to the thick smog.
The coastline at Churchgate was simply a reinforced concrete sea wall. Hundreds of large concrete blocks, shaped like dull caltrops, were spread out along the sea wall to quell the power of the incoming waves.
Some locals had climbed down onto the concrete caltrops and were washing themselves or doing their laundry in the polluted sea water. A man who had been busy scrubbing his shirt with a bar of soap challenged us to clamber down onto the caltrops. Mike took the challenge and after some encouragement and instruction from the locals below us he managed to get one foot on the nearest caltrop. Once he had found his footing on the center of the caltrop he clambered further down over the concrete until he reached the water, then back again and reported to me what was already apparent from a distance: "The water is so dirty!"
After another twenty minutes w reached Mumbai's only beac:, Chowpatty, It was filled with leisuring Indian families. Some parents were getting their children into swimming gear leaving us to wonder if they would actually take a dip in the filthy water.
A bit further, the beach was covered in food and drink stalls. Upon seeing us the stall occupants beckoned us. One of them approached us with menus under his arm and gestured us to climb over the low fence that separated the street from the beach, then pointed instructively to one of the mats.
I took off my shoes before sitting down on the mat but this was met with some puzzled looks. Indeed the people on the mats next to us had kept their shoes on. My feet appreciated the fresh air, however.
With the stall owner crouched next to us, Mike and I examined the menu.
"What do you recommend?" Mike asked the stall owner, who let out an inquisitive hum.
"What's good to eat?" Mike simplified his question.
The owner turned over the menu and pointed at something. "Pahpajee, pahpajee" he repeated.
We looked for the thing he indicated and the closest match was a meal called pav bhaji.
"Pav bjahi?" I asked to confirm. The owner tilted his head and hummed a hum of approval.
We both ordered one. Mike asked the man if he had fresh juice. He didn't understand, but mention of the word 'drink' resulted in him listing coke, sprite, limca and various other sodas. But nothing that sounded like fresh juice. The owner walked back to his stand, shouting something including the words "pav bhaji" to a teenager inside the stall, who promptly went to work.
Mike noticed the food stall next to ours sold fresh juice. He got up to order us some juice and the juice stall owner soon brought two glasses of fresh orange juice to our mat.
Our pav bhaji arrived soon after. It consisted of a metal tray containing two buns of appam bread, some meat in spicy sauce and some chopped red onion. It tasted very good.
We were now in the middle of Chowpatty beach and not so far from Malabar hill. The nearest point of interest was the Jain Temple. We followed the coastline further westward and soon found ourselves on an inclined road. After several hundred meters we looked down onto the small strip of sand that made a little beach at the foot of the elevated road. To our shock and amazement we saw that there were people living down there. They had makeshift built against the side of the concrete seawall.
Curious as we were we observed them for a little while. One of the people was busy making a fire inside a small stove made from mud. He somehow used wet mud to keep the fire going.
"Look at that," Mike exclaimed, "he's cooking with the mud!" Indeed he seemed to be doing just that.
Suddenly we found we weren't alone anymore. A boy, about nine or ten years old, stood beside us with an MP3 player clutched in his left hand and earphones plugged into his ears. We looked at him and started tilting his head.
"Hello, how are you?" I said.
The boy tilted his head faster as a response.
I put my hand out. "Nice to meet you, what is your name?" It's funny how your standards of communication sink when you're faced with people who aren't familiar with your own culture and language.
The little boy shook my hand enthousiastically and said: "Hamid!"
When I introduced myself the boy moved on to Mike and the ritual repeated itself.
We tried to ask him questions but he barely understood English. I pointed at his earphones and asked: "What are you listening to?" The boy held up his MP3 player for me to see. It was a cheap no-name brand, but the boy insisted it was an iPod.
Then he took the earphones from his ears and handed one earplug to me and the other to Mike. Together we listened to the Hindi dance music on the boy's MP3 player and stuck up our thumbs in approval.
The boy said something in Hindi (or possibly in Marathi) while pointing at me and I figured he was asking to hear some of my music. I happened to have my MP3 player with me that day and I took it out to let him listen to some pop rock. The boy excitedly tilted his head left and right and the meaning of it started to dawn on me.
"Do you know where the Jain temple is?" I asked him. He didn't answer and looked confused.
"Jain temple?" I tried again. The boy pointed further up the road and made some gestures which he further explained in Hindi (or maybe Marathi).
At least we knew we were going roughly in the right direction.
So onwards we went, but not after saying goodbye to the boy. An action that proved unnecessary as he dutifully followed us when we walked up the hill.
A few hundred meters later the road swayed away from the seaside and a low concrete wall with a chain link fence on top of it appeared on the left side. We peeked over the concrete wall and saw a sort of small natural reserve or park. The area was covered in trees. But if it was a park then why was it sealed off from the outside?
The boy held his hands as if firing a rifle and made pew-pew noises. Indeed, a sign on the chain link fence read "Military training ground - no trespassing".
From here the road became more and more steep and we weren't going as fast anymore. We passed a building that we would have never known to be a school if it weren't for the hordes of school children in tidy uniforms that raced down the stairs into the minibuses parked on the street. We became the subject of many curious gazes and some of the braver children called out to us: "Hello sir, how are you?" to which we invariably replied: "Hello, I'm fine, how are you?".
A bit further we saw a small temple across the road. We knew it couldn't be the Jain Temple but we wanted to take a look anyway. The temple was undergoing heavy renovations. A security guard sat outside by the entrance. We were wondering if he would allow us in but after we greeted him and started taking our shoes off to go inside, he made no effort to stop us. However he did carefully study us as we walked around inside, perhaps more out of surprise at these two unusual visitors.
Two sculpturers were hacking away at the marble beside the altar, under the watchful eye of a temple patron. It was possible she had donated money towards the renovation.
We left the small temple and continued uphill.
After a while the road met up with two other roads at a level intersection. The Indian boy pointed at the road that went further upwards, almost adjacent to the one we'd just walked along.
Once more we went up the hill, panting and sweating, and started to wonder how far it was to the Jain Temple. Before we knew it, we found ourselves standing at the temple gate.
The Jain Temple was considerably bigger than the smaller one we had just visited, and much more intricately decorated. Inside the beautiful main hall, many colorful ribbons had been spun between the green marble pillars. Seated on the ground against the back wall of the main hall was a band which softly played soothing and inspiring music.
Several Hindu worshippers were going from altar to altar, saying their prayers. When they were done praying, they rung a bell that hung beside every altar and moved on to the next.
The temple had a second floor which was divided up in rooms. Each room contained beautiful murals and paintings, and of course an altar. Mike and I entered the first room we came across. Two young Hindu women were busy praying at the altar embedded in the far wall, They didn't pay us any notice.
Mike pointed at a mural that covered the entire left wall of the room. It depicted a scene where Vishnu (in his three-faced appearance) intervened in a dispute between two men. On the ground between Vishnu and the two men lay a cobra.
"Have you seen a cobra?" Mike inquired softly so as to not disturb the peaceful atmosphere.
I answered I hadn't. "Well, not in the wild anyway."
"They say in Delhi you can see snake charmers. You heard about them?"
"Yeah, they can hypnotize the snake with their flute."
"And make the cobra dance. I've seen a movie once where a snake charmer could make a cobra shake," he mimed the motion with his upper arm, "like this."
"I'd love to see..."
We were suddenly startled by the sound of a bell directly above our heads. We hadn't noticed we were standing right under the bell. The two Hindu women hurried out of the room, giggling mischievously.
As soon as we came to our senses we walked outside the room to find one of the women giggling at us from behind a pillar, before scurrying off back to her friend.
Beyond the Jain Temple began the Parsi district of Malabar hill. In this area live many ethnic Persians, followers of the Zoroastrian faith, whose ancestors must have come to Mumbai well over a thousand years ago. Their ancient religious practices are upheld to this day.
One particularly interesting, if slightly disturbing, ritual entails placing the bodies of their deceased on a large tower. People are not buried in the Zoroastrian faith. One of such 'towers of silence' was situated somewhere on Malabar hill, but is reported in the Lonely Planet as strictly off limits to outsiders. Nevertheless we hoped to catch a glimpse of it.
The hanging gardens were about ten minutes further uphill. They were basically just a large, beautifully laid out and well maintained park. Several patches of green were separated by meandering gravel paths. Many of them had a group of Indians sitting in the middle, enjoying a conversation in the oasis of quietness inside the noisy city of Mumbai. A man in colorful Panjabi dress turned quite a few heads and several locals had their picture taken with him, in exchange for a small fee.
While walking along one of the paths we crossed ways with an Indian teenager. He smiled at us and spoke the words we had come to know very well: "Hello sir, how are you?"
We stopped to have a chat and I asked him if he knew how to get to the Parsi tower of silence. He pointed upwards to the many crows in the sky and said: "Follow the birds, they fly around the tower and pick the bodies."
The both of us looked up at the birds and a macabre feeling overcame us.
Unfortunately the crows circled an area that was completely surrounded with tall trees. It was impossible to catch a glimpse of the tower of silence. We passed a group of youngsters seated on the sidewalk. Their skin was noticeably lighter than that of Indians and their hair was different too. One of them asked us in a helpful tone what we were looking for.
"The Parsi tower of silence," I explained.
His face turned serious. "Go ask someone else, I don't know," he said dismissively while turning his attention back to his friends. His reaction made it perfectly clear how sensitive the tower is to them.
The road already went steeply downhill and by the time we saw the bottom of the hill, there had been no sight of the tower of silence. What we did encounter, however, was a group of Indian women who aggressively tried to sell us little Indian flags or pins in order for Republic Day the next day. We lost our patience and our polite demeanor when they tried to block our path and just about pushed their wares in our faces. It didn't help to walk away either; they persistently followed us. We finally got rid of them when we came to the end of the road where dozens of cars were waiting in front of a traffic light. The salespeople shifted their attention away from us and to the helpless drivers, who had no way of escape until the lights went green.
By then it was almost two o' clock. Too early to head back already. Mike suggested we take a train in the direction of the suburbs and we took out our maps to look up the nearest train station, which was Grant Road station. On our way there, while examining our maps, an Indian "busy man" offered to guide us there. He led the way at a brisk pace while talking animatedly into his cell phone. When we got there he stopped talking on his phone to point us to the ticket office and the platforms, which were in separate buildings.
But we had noticed a street market opposite the station and went there instead. The market was spread out along both sides of the road. Most salespeople sold fruit, vegetables or both. Several shops lined the street but they were nearly obscured from view by the market.
Mike was very curious about some of the fruit and asked if he could taste some of it. The salespeople started offering us various fruits to try, expecting to sell us a lot. One man handed each of us a brown skinned, oval fruit which we couldn't identify. The salesman and the man next to him watched our curiosity with amusement.
"Coca-cola," they said in chorus when we started smelling the fruit. Indeed, they turned out to be Kola nuts. We bought a bag of kola nuts and a bag of grapes.
From Grant Road station we took a train to Mahalaxmi to see the Dhobi Ghat, or washing grounds, right outside Mahalaxmi station.
This small slum, locked in between the comparatively wealthy suburbs, is where most of the city's laundry is done. The shacks were built around a corridor of washing basins where people toil day after day. It was late and most of the laundry hung out to dry on countless washing lines which hung just about anywhere where there was room.
We were hungry and tired and so we took a train back to Churchgate station. From there we walked back to Colaba and ended up in a restaurant called Bagdadi. The name and the beef on the menu suggested this was a Muslim restaurant, but the staff and patrons were equal parts Hindu and Muslim.
The cashier smiled at us and suggested we sit at the table next to his booth so he could talk to us.
Mike asked him about Indian eating customs and whether or not it was considered rude to use your left hand.
The cashier tilted his head: "Oh yes, left hand is use for wiping the poo."
"But what about left-handed people," Mike asked since it was established earlier that both of us are left-handed, "or are there no left-handed people in India?"
The cashier tilted his head with a slightly longer momentum.
"Oh yes, left hand people in India. Is OK for left hand people to use the left hand. No problem."
It was dark by the time I reached my hotel. Loud noise came from right across SB Road and I went to have a look, camera in hand.
The southbound half of SB Road was blocked by a small stage and numerous onlookers. On stage a percussion group was having a performance. The group was led by a man in his thirties sporting a large drum on his belly, who occasionally stepped aside to make pirouettes, dancing around on the stage and driving back the audience lest they get hit with his drum.
Most of the other players were teenagers, but the youngest member was no older than 10. He and the band leader received rupee bills from people in the audience, to which they did a little dance. The boy would lay the bill on the ground, then rest his stomach on his drum. In this position he tilted forward and picked up the bill by virtue of it sticking to the sweat on his forehead.
The climax included one of the teens climbing on top of the band leader's drum, followed by the little boy who stood on the teen's drum while balancing a glass of water on his head.
I was told by someone standing next to me that this was the first half of a two-day festival in celebration of Republic Day the next day.
i liked reading about the giggling women. i wonder what they were thinking!?
Joking aside, western people are often seen as more approachable. This tends to bring out a mischievious side in people.


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Design by epocalypse
I like the inkbot, but not the subliminal dog face smack in the middle
super nice...i saw an animal in it...nice
I see a bear!
at the top
he's got a little man with antlers sitting on his head
Chilling and effective.
Can we however get it reversed? White on Black? Or Red on Black.
White always stains...
i see the gnarls barkley logo in there... did you get their permission to use it? :\
Did someone just spit chewing tobacco juice on my computer screen?
(it would work better on a non-white shirt btw)
hey man great concept and it was pulled off pretty well, i just think it could be a bit better.
i was looking at the hi-res version and i noticed the layers are visible because it looks like you'd make something then cut it out with magic wand. unfortunately unless you get in afterwards it leaves a kinda white outline around what you cut out. so i'd go through and erase those.
also the circles with simple gradients kinda get to me. maybe actually scan an ink blot with the similar colors or the look you want then scale/skew/rotate/etc to fit in the spots you have the circles now. just so it looks more natural.
I'm not against you personally, just designs that look like bird poop.


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Friday, August 6, 2010
school was just =='
afterschool though was a different story :D
i went w/ Cindy to get her lip pierced,
i was so nervous for her but it wasn't as bad as i anticipated.
i'm proud of her, for actually getting one since she wanted it for ages
& she suits it, so no regretion or tears.
i decided to make my OWN tumblr,
& leave the collaboration i did w/ Mary.
i just wanted to express more of myself, then rather
think 'would she like this background?' a bit too much of a hassel.
so here's the link - follow, follow
omfg, it's such a pain starting a new one;
cause i have to follow so many people, and the email looking up contacts thing
doesn't work, which is really time consuming.
& my 'next page' button disappeared somewhere aswell.
i think i may change my blogger skin over the weekends.
extremely sick of the current one.
adios amigos
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D.C. Mayor Vincent Gray's power line burial task force on Wednesday finally came out with its recommendations, more than three months after it was originally scheduled to finish its work. And the verdict? The Washington Post reports that the task force is recommending $1 billion be spent to bury the 60 most troublesome "feeder" lines.
The majority of that money would come from Pepco ratepayers, who would see a burial surcharge on their bills — at first, about $1.50 per month on average, rising to about $3.25 monthly by 2020. Pepco Holdings President and CEO Joseph Rigby said the plan could have a "very significant" impact on reliability, particularly after severe weather.


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Sri Krishna Prem and the Language of the Seers
The following is a passage from Sri Krishna Prem's book, Initiation Into Yoga, from an essay entitled 'Symbolism and Knowledge'. Thanks to Don Salmon for posting it elsewhere so that I could borrow it. The point about language here, and … Continue reading
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Katherine Shank, Sr. Quality Manager for TE Appliances, has always enjoyed new challenges. After graduating from college, Kathy joined TE's Plastics Manufacturing Rotation program, which provided exposure to six different assignments over 27 months. Kathy was attracted to the variety offered by that program – and TE generally. "The continuous professional growth opportunities made me want to work at TE," she said.
To bolster her role in TE Appliances, and to keep current on market trends, Kathy has been involved in professional organizations such as the Society of Plasitics Engineers and the American Society for Quality, or ASQ. Kathy also participates in internal training programs and networking events, and is currently Co-Chair of the Professional Development Committee of the Harrisburg Chapter of Americas WIN.
What accomplishments at TE are you most proud of?
I take pride in the overall high quality that Appliances has demonstrated. According to customer surveys, customer care, field support and quality rank at the top. We achieved 20% year over year quality improvement last year. I credit our application of quality tools such as Six Sigma and Kaizan events along with employee development and mentoring as playing an important role in our success.
What motivates you?
Diversity and opportunity. Diversity from the perspective of working with other cultures and countries, and opportunity as in professional growth.
At TE, I've spent much of my career in manufacturing engineering, product engineering, and quality engineering, but I have also been able to work in diverse positions such as demand management and development of engineering training curriculum.
What inspired you to become an engineer?
I loved high school chemistry class, which led me to pursue a degree in Chemical Engineering. I've always enjoyed the challenges of math and science, particularly when applied. Technical knowledge and critical problem solving are my strengths. After seeking advice from my dad, I realized the engineering field would be a great fit. Today, I'm still attracted to job functions that bridge manufacturing and customer service, particularly in a global environment.
Consumers want products that save them time and money. What is your team doing to make that happen?
The perfect product is one that meets the needs of our customers, arrives on time, and achieves their cost targets.
First we identify a need. We ensure that our process results in a quality part, and we proactively anticipate or address any issues that may arise.
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March 25, 2017
The Art Institute of Chicago has acquired a series of seven drawings by Boston-based artist Shelley Reed. The artist's 1993 series, "Men (after Van Dyck)," joined the Museum's collection of prints and drawings as a gift after its exhibition as part of the Van Dyck, Rembrandt, and the Portrait Print exhibition of 2016.
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March 18, 2016 - The Art Institute of Chicago
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July 17, 2014
The Columbia Museum of Art in Columbia, South Carolina is presenting a career retrospective of artist Shelley Reed. The result of her ongoing "conversations" with the Old Masters, "Animal Instinct" is an impressive selection of 26 large-scale black and white paintings including a wall-length mural.
May 16 - September 14
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Here it is! The climatic finale to Wind of Time! Expect a lot of action and in depth battle scenes. For here, everything will end.
Chapter 14
Ganon's Final Stand
Link and I immediately ran out of the Temple, chasing down the Gerudo Tyrant. After dealing with ReDeads, we came to the castle that I woke up in when I first arrived in Hyrule. Wow, I completely forgot about the bottomless pit of death. Fortunately, Rauru and the other sages provided a rainbow bridge that granted access to the castle. It felt solid enough, so I ran straight into the stronghold, the Hero of Time following behind me.
In the center of the fortress, a large tower stood erect, with these six sinister barriers blocking access to it. They were easy enough to dispel, and the two of us ran into the tower without a second thought. The trials inside the tower heading up were fairly challenging, but nothing we couldn't handle. At the top of the tower, there was our villain, the captured Zelda floating in her crystal cage near the ceiling of the room. Ganondorf had his back to us, playing some dark tune on an organ in front of him.
Link reacted as if in pain, and glanced at his hand. I did the same and saw his Triforce of Courage glow with renowned brilliance. The same happened with Zelda's Triforce of Wisdom. Looking at Ganondorf, I noticed his mark was glowing as well. I knew exactly what was happening; the pieces of the Triforce were resonating with one another, attempting to merge back into one once more. The only thing holding them back is their holders.
Ganondorf chuckled at the feeling, enjoying the pull of the other pieces.
"Why do you resist?" he asked the hero. "These toys are far to powerful for you to use."
Link glared at the tyrant, his hatred imminent with immense clarity. "Why shouldn't I hold this back? I wouldn't trust a man as evil as you with this kind of power. As if you needed any more of that." I smirked at Link's crude joke, but the tyrant felt little of it. Prepared for battle, he hovered into the air, spewing waves of darkness into the area. With a mighty pound, a ring of floor panels around him fell, force us to back up.
He soon gathered energy in one hand, and launched an orb of magic at Link, which he knocked back with his sword. I sensed a game of Dead Man's Volley coming on, and got into a ready stance. Sure enough, the King of Evil knocked the ball back at Link, who knocked it back at Ganondorf, who sent it my way, and I kicked the ball right back at the tyrant, and he sent it towards Link. He knocked the ball back at Gaonodorf, who finally faltered and received the brunt of the attack. Link quickly notched a light arrow, and sent it at Ganondorf. The light pierced his dark armor, and he went down, to which Link quickly jump attacked him. Ganondorf caught the blade in between the middle and index fingers on his right hand, though still reacted in pain at the blade's touch. I laughed at his stupid decision. The Master Sword is nicknamed "The Blade of Evil's Bane" for a reason. It contains the power to repel darkness, and it would be impossible for someone with an evil heart to even touch the handle without feeling immense pain. Link was holding the sword in his left hand, which would have canceled out any resistance the Triforce of Power might have given Ganondorf.
Provided it gave him any.
Taking the opportunity, I charged at the tyrant and gave him a good kick to the ribs, taking advantage of his lowered guard. However, he simply swatted me aside with his free hand, and I crashed into the far wall. I had to be more careful with this guy. That strength is incredible. I guess that was to be expected, given that we're dealing with someone who possesses the Triforce of Power.
As the battle raged on, I noticed the tyrant seemed to be getting more and more desperate, as if he knew we had him on the ropes. After several hours of Dead Man's Volley and botched magic, the Great King of Evil finally went down for the count. The walls of the room crumbled away, and Zelda's crystal prison shattered. However, the castle soon started to fall apart, forcing all of us to flee. I decided to take an easy route and using my blistering speed, ran over to the edge of the room, and leapt over to safety.
Once I landed, I turned to see the castle crumbling into a pile of rubble. I watched Link and Zelda run out of a side door just as the place completely fell, and they met up with me near the front gates.
"Link, Sonic, it is relieving to…" the princess began, but a sinister presence interrupted her. I looked over to the rubble, and noticed some dark aura gathering under some still pile of stone. The Hero of Time moved closer to the anomaly, with me not too far behind. Instantly, Ganondorf emerged from the rocks, and hovered above us. His Triforce glowed fiercly, and it looked like he was undergoing some kind of change. The mark glowed so brightly that I could hardly see the guy, but when the light faded, I immediately wished that was still the case. The Gerudo King had transformed himself into something that was difficult to describe, but in simplexes resembled a giant, muscular warthog with Ganondorf's torn robes hanging from its body.
He had become Ganon, the demon of power.
Two golden swords materialized in his hands, and Link immediately drew his weapon. However, the King of Pigs (A/N: thanks yet again to Heart of PureSilver for the insulting nickname for the guy. Someone remind me to ask her whenever I need to think of some insulting nickname for a fic's primary antagonist) was wise to this, and he immediately knocked the blade out of the Hero's hand, and the weapon flew several feet through the air, landing point down behind the princess, just before a wall of flames cut her off from us.
Just great.
The unarmed hero backed up slowly, watching the pig monster unflinchingly. He pulled out that hammer he found in the Fire Temple, but I had little idea of how much help it will be.
I could see he will be outmatched, but I had a decent Idea of what had to be done. While Link distracted the monster, I mustered up all of my concentration, and focused on the memory of my friends.
Everyone bock home on my world…
On cue, the seven Emeralds materialized around me, and their power lifted me skyward. I began the mantra.
"The servers are the seven chaos… chaos is power… power is enriched by the heart… the controller serves to unify the chaos… This is our last chance. I ask of you, lend me your strength… the strength to protect everyone I hold dear. That is my only wish."
As I finished the mantra, the Chaos Emeralds began to orbit my body, at a steadily increasing speed.
"Give me the power I need… TO SAVE BOTH THIS WORLD AND THE WORLD I CALL HOME!"
With that, the Emeralds circled so that all view of me was obscured. A cocoon of light, born of the Emeralds' power, encased me, so that the transformation would take place. I felt the energy piercing my being, empowering my heart. The light of the Emeralds seemed to grab everyone's attention, but they were aware of what I was doing before hand. As the last of the energy entered my body, the cocoon dispersed, revealing Super Sonic in all his Golden Glory. The sight seemed to captivate the holders of the Triforce, as the battle came to a temporary ceasefire as I left the field of light. Zelda herself seemed captivated by the golden hedgehog floating above her.
Ganon quickly came to his senses and turned his attention on me. He tried to swipe his swords at me, but was unfamiliar with my super form. I dodged the attack in the blink of an eye, and flew around behind him and slashed the tail with a blade of light I conjured up. The magical muscular mutant pig writhed in immense pain at the blow. His tail is his weak point. Ganon fought with immense determination, but between me and Link, he did not stand a chance. Eventually, Link was able to recover his sword, and then we really went to town on him.
With the finishing chance at hand, I empowered the Master Sword with the Chaos energy burning within me, and Link proceeded to dig it into the tyrant's head. Immediately after that, Zelda and the other sages proceeded to seal Ganondorf in the Sacred Realm, but I could hear him promise the two Hylians that he would one day return to extract his revenge on their decedents. With the battle over, Zelda said her apologies to Link and I and used the Ocarina of Time to send the hero back to his own time to live out the time he missed sealed in the sacred realm. The same power sent me on my way back home, the emeralds guiding the way.
I arrived at Angel Island, the bodies of my six friends sitting comatose in a circle near the Master Emerald. The wormhole closed behind me, and my super form ended itself. The spirits of my friends soon returned to their bodies, and all of them came over to me, offering me their congrats at Ganon's defeat. Like there was ever any doubt?
I closed my eyes and saw one last image of the adventure. A younger Link approaching a fair young maiden who could only be Princess Zelda.


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There's an exceptional piece of writing in today's The Sunday Times by columnist India Knight called 'Facebook's grieving chief shows the Internet can speak human'.
It refers to Sheryl Sandberg's recent Facebook update following the death of her husband, David Goldberg. In it Sandberg shares her extreme grief and torturous last month at a time when she would have been forgiven for hiding away, for leaving her job, for never being seen in public again.
As Knight mentions, not only has Sandberg sparked a global discussion on grief and shown it's acceptable to talk about it, she's highlighted the more human side of the internet away from online attacks, trolls and Twitter abuse. An Internet where people share, care and support each other and discuss aspects of their life. Knight refers to it as Internet B.
The idea of Internet B made me think immediately of the blogging community. Sharing raw grief, cancer treatment, marital breakdown and survival. Sparking conversations, gaining support, showing life in all its colours. That's what bloggers have been doing for years. Sharing, supporting, surviving. There's a wealth of human experience out there. Perhaps we could go as far as saying bloggers created internet B.
But there's something more.
While not everyone wants to share aspects of their life online, for those that do – like Sandberg last week – it offers readers a more rounded view of life and places a value on being real, not keeping the more difficult aspects of life out of view as if they don't happen and can't be talked about.
On the page before Knight's column there's an article on eating disorders. It makes reference to the perfectionist traits often seen in anorexics. And that's the point here. By being real online and not being afraid of sharing the more difficult aspects of life, we're being far more human than any magazine article that glosses over the truth and airbrushes out the parts we might not like.
We're painting a far more realistic picture about life. We're showing that no one is perfect and life isn't perfect, so striving for perfection is pointless. We're speaking human.
Long may Internet B continue. As for Sheryl Sandberg, I hope one day she is able to post online that she's okay, that she has survived this trauma, that she has found her new normal. I hope her recent post isn't the last we hear from her for a while and that she continues to update us all.
Internet B is here for her like it's here for all of us.


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The response was to the tune of $3 billionthree times our target.We will be raising up to $1 billion, Anil Agarwal, chief executive officer of Vedanta Resources Plc, the holding company for several subsidiaries, including Sterlite Industries, said at the listing ceremony.
Agarwal, who founded the company 20 years ago, said: This marks the climax of my ambition to have my company listed on the London Stock Exchange. I am delighted with the success of this initial public offer of $3 billion.
Agarwal, who is also the chairman and managing director of Sterlite and a director of Balco and Hindustan Zinc Limited, said the IPO proceeds would primarily be used to fund the Balco smelter expansion project worth $200 million and the Orissa alumina refinery project (about $300 million to $400 million) and to repay debt.
Our alumina project in India is now a reality. Our expansion plans for other plants throughout India are also a reality. We are truly a growth company in the UK and the market will reward us for delivering the results and delivering superior returns to our shareholders.
For me, today is also a clear signal that India is on the move. India is opening up.
Clara Furse, chief executive of the London Stock Exchange, said Vedanta, whose public issue was over-subscribed three times, was the first Indian company to seek full listing on the London Stock Exchange.
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LANSDALE — Starting Monday, there will be a new way for the Lansdale Police Department to get information out quickly to residents and businesses in and around the borough.
Borough Manager Timi Kirchner and police Sgt. Alex Kromdyk announced Wednesday that the department will be using Nixle Community Information Service to create, publish and deliver messages to anyone who subscribes, instantly via text message and/or email.
"We can do it for road closures, for special events, we can make weather-related alerts, armed subject (notifications), anything," said Kromdyk.
The service is free to anyone who signs up, and free to the department, and users can sign up immediately by visiting www.Nixle.com to create an account and enter contact information, which is kept on secure servers — which Kirchner called another way for Lansdale to go above and beyond current borough communication channels including social media sites and email alerts.
"Nixle is the next step we are taking to keep in touch with our residents and business owners. We are in an immediate information age, and to many of the people we serve, their phones are as important as their keys or wallets," Kirchner said.
"This is that next step of letting people know and understand critical things that are going on in our community," she said.
Alert messages can be targeted directly to residents registered within a quarter-mile radius of any particular location, giving them the opportunity to receive trustworthy information relevant to their neighborhood. Those who sign up can decide which local agencies they want to receive information from and subscribers can also choose the way in which alerts are received.
Police Chief Robert McDyre and Kirchner encourage all Lansdale residents and business owners to sign up for the secure and free service.
"The safety of our citizens is paramount in the Borough of Lansdale. Our community deserves the best when it comes to staying informed about incidents affecting them," McDyre said.
"In my research, I've determined that Nixle is the service that best implements community notifications with the speed our citizens deserve and have come to expect," he said.
Kromdyk said while the department has been looking into similar systems for some time, he sees Nixle as being particularly useful during events like a case when two children went missing for several hours from a home on Andover Road Monday afternoon. Police from Lansdale and Hatfield Township along with borough staff and local businesses searched for children for several hours in that area, finding their missing bicycles before ultimately locating the children in a nearby streambed.
In that case, according to Kromdyk, "the criteria didn't fit an Amber Alert. (Pennsylvania) State Police govern Amber Alerts and are very strict on the guidelines, which require an abduction, and we were all thinking possible abduction but we had no evidence that there was an abduction at any point during this whole incident."
"With Nixle, man, I can get that word out real quick, and inform the public that there's a missing kid," or whatever the incident may be, he said, and he and other authorized officers could provide real-time updates from incident scenes if necessary.
During Wednesday night's council meeting, Kromdyk, Kirchner and council President Jason Van Dame all thanked the numerous police officers, borough employees and employees of local businesses who helped out in that search Monday, and Kromdyk singled out in particular A.L. Finishing of Schwab Road, whose employees ultimately located the missing children after the business shut down to help the search.
"What a great story. Too often, you hear the other side of that, and it's great to have the outcome that we did. Thanks to you, and to everyone that was involved that day," Van Dame said.
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New Jersey Governor Chris Christie won't shed any tears when the state's lone professional basketball team bolts across the border.
The Nets played their final game in New Jersey on Monday night. They will play in Brooklyn, N.Y. beginning next season.
"I'm not going to the Nets game (Monday night) and my message to the Nets is 'goodbye,'" Christie said Monday, according to multiple outlets. "They want to leave here and go to Brooklyn? Good riddance."
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Escalating rents pose greater threat to small businesses than minimum wage rise
I refer to the letter by Emily Ho ("Lower wage offer will best suit everyone", August 15).
If your correspondent had replaced the word "wage" with "rent", then her letter would have been more relevant.
That's why I am perplexed by her logic that wages could run a business into the ground.
Is there an example? I have never known a Hong Kong business experience failure because of wages. She's barking up the wrong tree.
She needs to do research on the hardship of operating small and medium-sized enterprises in Hong Kong.
Why is she concerned about a [proposed] 33.33 per cent increase from a statutory minimum hourly wage of HK$30 and not a 150 per cent rent increase that has just caused another cha chaan teng to close?
The owner never had the luxury of dealing with the minimum-wage-rise issue. A HK$10 increase would have cost him an extra HK$17,000 a month. It was irrelevant to him.
The pro-business camp likes to claim the ripple effect of a minimum wage hike but selectively ignores the tidal wave that is rent.
The statement "it would cost employers HK$1.4 billion a year" is a misnomer. What is HK$1.4 billion in a HK$2 trillion economy?
Employers can pass the cost of a wage rise onto the customers. However, they cannot do that with rent. That is why most fast-food chains, like Cafe de Coral and Maxim's, have moved upstairs.
Furthermore, minimum wage earners are unable to save. Every dollar they earn goes back to our economy, keeping the multiplier effect healthy, whereas a property owner often invests a chunk of profits overseas.
Likewise, the luxury brand tenants, mainly foreign, take their high profits home.
The minimum wage in Hong Kong applies only to the lowest stratum of the workforce. I have not yet seen such people working in an office.
It is amazing that Hong Kong, being one of the world's most expensive cities to live in, would have a minimum wage level at 40 per cent of that in other cities. More astonishing is that it catches so much attention by the media.
As I said, your correspondent should replace the word wage with rent. Lower rents would do Hong Kong a lot of good.
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