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Author's Note: This story is part of the Good People and Death Eaters universe, which also includes "Blurring" and "Spectacles". I strongly advise you read them first. It probably won't make much sense if you don't. The universe is a dystopian AU with slavery, but all of the stories within are gen or gennish het.
Harry's hand clenched tight over the handle of his wand, trying to keep his voice steady. "Are you ready for me?"
Professor Carrow nodded, but then shook his head, opening the door the rest of the way and standing aside. "The Dark Lord requested to witness this," he said darkly, "And he is allowing your father to come as well. We are waiting for them."
His stomach in knots, Harry's eyes darted over his professor's office, trying to catch hold of anything to distract him from that. Under a Silencio charm, a Muggle woman twisted her hands and legs against the ropes conjured to bind her. Wrinkles spread across her face from her mouth and eyes, and curly whisps of odd, not quite right, flat black hair hung around her face like a brittle cloud. A comfortable sort of pudginess thickened her waist. She looked so normal, just like everybody else, he couldn't... He wondered if she had grandchildren. Maybe if it were an axe murderer or someone who wanted to kill him, or someone who really deserved it, he might be able to cast the Cruciatus Curse, but not...
For one morbid moment, he contemplated casting the curse on the Dark Lord himself instead, prove he could that way.
He sat in a chair facing his professor's desk, fidgeting, unable to keep himself from glancing at the woman in the corner, both hands tight around his wand, waiting, and when the door finally opened, he jumped. His dad stood to the side and held it at attention, and Harry swallowed painfully as the Dark Lord strode grandly into the dim little office. Harry toppled off the chair, knocking it over in his haste to rise, and he glanced at Dark Lord's face, righting it before falling to his knees. "Rise, Harry." The Dark Lord smiled at him.
Harry had to suppress a shudder of revulsion as he fought not to snarl at the use of his first name. If he succeeded, if he fooled the Dark Lord, he'd have to get used to it. "Thank you, my Lord." The Dark Lord tipped his chin up, and it was all he could to not to shove him away.
As he stood up, he saw his dad's arms tensing and relaxing next to his pocket with his wand. Harry straightened his shoulders and gripped his own wand determinedly, and faced the Dark Lord.
"Now Harry," the Dark Lord enthroned himself in the chair in which Harry had just been sitting. "Your Dark Arts professor has informed me that you have not as of yet successfully cast the Cruciatus Curse."
Harry nodded, and out of the corner of his eye, he saw his dad shake his head. "Yes my Lord." The Dark Lord watched him expectantly. His stomach felt like it was full of snakes, and no matter what he did, his eyes kept drifting back to the woman in the corner, face covered in tears. He tried to clear his mind, but every time he did, James' face popped into his mind, smirking miserably as the curse didn't even make him ache. Did he really have the courage... If he tried to deceive the Dark Lord and failed, well people had been killed for less. It didn't matter. He had to didn't he, even if there was almost no chance of it working. "But I practiced all summer and I have it down now," he rushed to reassure him.
Anything was better than no chance at all.
With a small, sinister quirk of his lips, the Dark Lord pointed his wand at the Muggle and she shot across the room to land hard at their feet. Her back arched and she screamed silently beneath the charm. Harry could see all the way down her throat. "Well What are you waiting for, then?"
Harry closed his eyes and let his mind go blank, pointing his wand at the woman. "Crucio," he said, quietly, but he didn't even bother to cast the spell. Instead, he clenched his teeth and whispered Imperio inside his own head. He couldn't cast the Cruciatus Curse at anyone, but the Imperius Curse was was easy, almost seductive. It flowed out of his wand like hot honey, and he stared right at her, meeting her glazed, cursed eyes. Act like you're being tortured, he thought at her, suddenly squeamish, unwilling to think about exactly what that meant. She convulsed against her magical bonds, her hands seizing up into bony claws and she flopped around on the ground like she was drowning, head thrown back, mouth open. As she shrieked soundlessly, he felt her mind bending and yielding to his, and his stomach gave a huge lurch. He told it to calm down determinedly, it could be worse. It wasn't like he really was torturing her, or taking her will away because he wanted to. He was trying to make it easier. She was going to be dead soon anyway. There was no way they were just going to put her back where they found her after all this was over, and if he didn't do it this way, she'd die in horrible agony instead of just dying. It was better this way. Breathing hard though his nose, he steadied himself to keep from throwing up. He didn't want to think about how bad this all really was, and he really didn't want to think about just how easy the Imperius Curse came to him.
At last he ended the curse, and for a moment she just lay there, too stunned to do anything else, but slowly she wriggled herself into a sitting position, gazing around at them all, wide eyed and baring her teeth fiercely.
Harry tore his eyes away from her and looked directly into the Dark Lord's, lowering his wand. pushing his glasses up on his nose, he kept his mind relentlessly blank. The Dark Lord couldn't see what he was thinking if he wasn't thinking anything at all.
The Dark Lord smiled. "Amycus, would you please leave us?"
Harry stopped breathing as he watched the Dark Lord finger his wand and tap it absentmindedly against the arm of his chair. "Yes my Lord," he heard stammered from behind him, "I'll be... I'll be in the staffroom if you need me."
With a careless wave of his wand, the Dark Lord closed the door behind the Dark Arts professor and turned back to Harry, who stared at his wand tip to keep from looking at his face, or back at his father, whose eyes were boring into the back of his neck. "Impressive," the Dark Lord remarked, and the tension leached out of Harry's muscles, leaving them weak, "but very very foolish."
Harry's stomach dropped out of his body, leaving an empty sucking space behind. "What? I don't," he swallowed. "Know what you mean."
The tip of the Dark Lord's wand pointed directly at him, as Harry's dad came up to stand behind him to rest his hand on his shoulder. "You didn't cast the Cruciatus Curse," The Dark Lord whispered dangerously, "This is the Cruciatus Curse. Crucio." In an instant, the wand arched through the air and the curse hit his dad right in the forehead.
His dad collapsed to the floor, writhing and screaming, screaming... The Dark Lord's eyes lit up when Harry stared shocked at him, and Harry couldn't speak. He pointed his wand directly at the Dark Lord, but there was nothing, no spell he could think of that the Dark Lord wouldn't block. Falling to his knees, he put his hand on his dad's trembling shoulder, and pulled his feet up under himself.
His eyes found the dark lord's, his pupils huge with horror, and he froze. Something seized up inside him, those red, staring, gleeful eyes pinning him into place, and he was afraid. It wasn't the fear of death, or loss, or the very real fear he had coming into the office, but something nameless and different. Something inside him recognized the Dark Lord, and wouldn't forget what it had seen.
His father's convulsions shook through him from where his hand touched his dad's shoulder, and his face broke into a snarl. All of a sudden, his muscles unlocked, and that fear kept coursing through him, and he couldn't make it go away. So he did the only thing he could do. He sprang into the air. His arms wrapped around the Dark Lord's neck, his legs tangled with his waist, and he bore the Dark Lord to the ground. With one hand pressing hard into his throat, he grasped the dark lord's wand with the other, but the Dark Lord yanked it back, the friction burning into Harry's palm, but it didn't matter, because his dad had fallen silent behind him, and he had his hand around the Dark Lord's throat, and...
With a great surge upward, the Dark Lord threw him off and lurched to his feet. Harry tumbled to the ground, catching himself one armed, and pulled himself up, wand in hand, to face him.
"Are you going to duel me, Harry?" His voice was soft, almost friendly, and Harry thought he was going to be sick on the floor. "How brave."
"My Lord, no!" Harry's head snapped around to see his dad, visibly shaking, fighting to stay upright, stumbling towards them. He could see the wand, tucked in his father's hand, along his arm.
The Dark Lord ignored him. "Do you know who did this to me?" he asked, holding up his wand hand, and showing off the three stumps of his fingers, cleaved off where they would have met his hand. "Your mother was brave too." Harry shivered.
"My Lord, he was only defending me-"
"Quiet Severus." The Dark Lord smiled genially, and Harry gripped his wand a little tighter. "I remember when you were born, you know. You share a birthday with Neville Longbottom. I remarked on it at the time."
"What are you talking about?"
"It takes a great deal of power to silently cast the Imperius Curse, doesn't it?" he asked, and Harry stared, absolutely lost. "And a very strong will. You would be quite the enemy in a few years."
There was no question now; he was about to die. "Yeah, probably."
The Dark Lord's smile narrowed, thinning down into a smug, sharp line as he turned to Harry's dad. "Tell me Severus, how many times have you defied me?"
His dad kept his face calm, impassive, the muscles twitching and trembling with the after effects of the curse and nothing else. "I have never defied you, My Lord."
He laughed, high and cold, and it echoed around the room like breaking glass. "Come now, Severus, you know better. Let's count them off together, shall we?"
Severus swallowed, "My Lord-"
"You slept with a Mudblood. You got her pregnant. One." The Dark Lord nodded to him.
Harry's father flushed and Harry tried to think of something he could do while the Dark Lord was distracted. His mind whirred. His skin felt too tight, stretched to breaking over his flesh and bones.
The Dark Lord waited until the silence began to hurt all on its own. "I've always wondered if you were the one to somehow spirit away the Hogwarts ledger, but that happened after young Harry was born, didn't it?"
Severus stood there mute, and Harry's hand shook around his wand.
"How did the Longbottoms know that I knew about the prophecy, Severus?"
"My Lord, I would never-"
"Be quiet." He put his hand on Harry's shoulder and smiled when every muscle in Harry's body knotted together. "The Longbottoms were friends with your wife, weren't they. You told her. And she told them to be ready for me. Two. What else Severus? How else have you defied me that I don't know about yet?"
"What's this about?" Harry questioned roughly, and the Dark Lord looked down at him like he had somehow forgotten Harry could speak. "If you're going to kill us, get it over with."
"Such a brave boy," The Dark Lord said to his father. "Are you going to tell him about the prophesy?"
"My Lord," his dad said again, and for the first time since he had entered that office, he could hear the real hopeless resignation in his father's voice, the real knowledge that they weren't going to get out of this.
"Tell him the prophesy."
"Harry." His dad glanced at the Dark Lord automatically. He let hs face twist and his lips pull back into the sneer he had never let the Dark Lord see, and he let his son see him make that expression. "Before you were born, a seer made a prophecy that the Dark Lord could be defeated by someone born in the end of July to parents who had defied him three times."
Suddenly, Harry wondered how James had defied the Dark Lord before he was born, how he had gotten himself a death sentence, and then the earring and slavery instead, how his mother had defied the Dark Lord. The strange thought that she had once really fought in the war that had put the Dark Lord in power, on the losing side, that she had fought and that was why she was dead was almost impossible to grasp. Impossible to grasp that she had once been someone, and the man who had killed her was going to kill him and his dad too. "And he thinks that I'm..."
"You are very useful to me, Severus. You have been... most useful to me over the years." His smile was small, and even more frightening than it had been. "It would be a shame to kill you."
"I really don't care if you think it's a shame-"
"Silencio!" The Dark Lord jabbed his wand at Harry. "If I kill you and the boy, some other child who fits the prophesy will come to take his place."
"It has been known to happen," Severus said, hiding his bewilderment.
"I think I can make you loyal to me," The Dark Lord murmured ominously. "I think I can ensure that you never betray me again."
Harry had grown up hearing about how dangerous the Dark Lord was, how he could see though any lie, how he wouldn't hesitate to kill anybody who crossed him, and in all that, somehow no one had mentioned that he was completely insane! His mouth moved. He could feel the air coming out of his throat as if he were talking, but the Dark Lord's spell held.
Tackling him had worked once. He backed up quietly and ran for him to knock him over, but the Dark Lord turned and held his wand to Harry's forehead. "You don't want to make me kill you."
"I thought you were going to kill me anyway," Harry mouthed soundlessly.
"Sit down Harry, Severus." The Dark Lord turned to where they had left the Muggle woman, but she wasn't there anymore. She had crawled to the door, her arms and legs bound to each other, and was struggling to her feet when the Dark Lord's spell hit her and dragged her backwards to him. He patted her hair, but the words that left his mouth came out a low hiss, weird dark words, from a language lost except for fragments in spells like the one he was chanting. Harry's dad opened his mouth to interrupt, but the Dark Lord flicked his wand and cast a soundless silencing charm without even pausing the flow of words. The Dark Lord's eyes were glowing. The glow came from inside him, low and dark red, and when he spoke, Harry could see it pulsing behind his teeth.
The glow poured out of the Dark Lord's mouth and hovered in front of him like breath on a cold day, and he pulled the Muggle woman to him, holding her head in one hand and her shoulder in the other as she tried to squirm away. On one word, louder than the others, he brought his hands together, snapping her neck. Harry thought he was going to throw up. The room spun, but he couldn't blink, couldn't close his eyes. When her neck had snapped, the red glow that had left the Dark Lord's body snapped too, breaking off in his teeth. The glow still inside him snapped back, contracting down inside him, vanishing. The glow in front of him snapped down like a rubber band into a bead of dark, dark light, pulsing from the end of his wand. He brought the wand low, to Harry's head.
"Have you guessed what I'm doing, Severus?" he asked coldly. "Have you guessed what I'm going to turn your son into?" The wand touched Harry's forehead before his father could answer. He screamed behind the silencing charm and screamed and screamed until he could feel it snap too, and the sound of his screams filled the room the way the agony filled his head.
When the Dark Lord removed his wand, Harry hung limply from the arms of the chair, vaguely afraid he was going to slide down to the floor where the woman's body lay, eyes still open. The room wobbled around him and he tried to stay as still as possible. "What... happened?"
"I told you I could make you loyal to me, Severus," The Dark Lord said lightly as Harry put his hand to his head. It was bleeding. "How do yo feel, my little Horcrux?"
Harry groaned. "What?"
"You see, Severus," the Dark Lord breathed. "You can't work against me now. You can't try to bring about my fall, because your son would have to die first, and you, you never want to see that happen, do you." He turned to Harry and traced the cut on his forehead with his finger tip, flicking away the blood when he had finished. "And you Harry can't kill me, because for me to die, you have to already be dead."
Harry leaned over in his chair and ruined the Dark Lord's speech the only way he could, vomiting, heaving until the spasms in his back and stomach had brought all the food and stomach acid, and bile in him to the surface and spewed it out over the floor and the Dark Lord's robe.
The Dark Lord fleered. He stepped away from Harry and the stinking mess and his feet and whirled on Severus. "He is my vessel now. I put a piece of my soul into him. Now, whatever he knows, I know. Whatever he sees I see. And if you ever even consider defying me again..." He smiled and let it hang. "I'm letting you live to continue serving me, Severus. I'm letting your son live. He even gets to keep his status as a pure blood." He stood back, straight, the dark magic still swirling around him. "Leave. Go home. Contemplate how you will repay me for my mercy."
They stumbled out of the fireplace together, the blood seeping sluggishly out of the neat, clean, lightning shaped gash on Harry's forehead. He leaned heavily against the wall as James sprang up from his chair and Snape staggered to the couch and pulled his feet up onto it, still in his shoes.
Hustling Harry over the chair he had just vacated, James shot a glance over his shoulder at the House Elf. "Tea for both of them, I think, Tippy. Could you..." Tippy nodded, and vanished with a pop.
Sometimes it struck him how odd it had been, treating Tippy like an equal, someone he had to ask instead of tell, and how it wasn't odd at all anymore. He pulled a pair of blankets out of the cupboard under the stairs and tucked one of them around Harry's shoulders. As the kid drew it around himself, James watched the way he moved, watched the white grip of his clawed hands.
There were habits built over half a lifetime, a whole lifetime, if he looked at his son's instead of his own, that urged him to leave, to retreat when he had unfurled the second blanket and laid it out on top of Severus, to maybe listen in at the door if he couldn't stop himself, but not to stay. Instead, he cleared his throat. He looked sharply at Severus's shaking hands above the blanket. "Those are Cruciatus tremors.
His master glowered at him from behind his limp, oily hair. "Dismissed."
James clamped down on the part of himself only too happy at the prospect of fleeing and raised an eyebrow. "Are you going to tell me what happened, or are you going to make me guess?"
"Later," he choked out. "Not in front of Harry."
James's eyes darted to the face of the boy in question, who sat still, sunk into the chair without looking up at him. James's stomach clenched in worry at the way Harry didn't jump up and insist that if they had anything to say, they could say it in front of him, and remind them that he had been there today with the Dark Lord too. The way he just sat there scared James worse than the shivers from the Cruciatus Curse wracking Severus's body, and worse than the strange, careful cut on Harry's forehead.
They got Harry up to bed together, himself and Tippy, half carrying him as he leaned on their shoulders. "Are you going to be up to starting classes with everybody else tomorrow?" James asked as they deposited Harry on his bed. Harry nodded without looking at him.
Tippy brought him another cup of tea as James sat with him and made sure he drank the potion that would keep him looking like Snape's son for another day. As he watched him swallow it down, his fingers quivered to brush the hair out of Harry's face so that he could kiss his forehead, or wrap his arms around him, and for a few minutes, be his father.
But Harry wasn't his, and wouldn't welcome his kisses and hugs, and it had hurt so much less before he had known. Harry was his owner's son, and it was one thing to feel affection for the boy he had reluctantly helped raise, and another for tha boy to return it, and let James lay a claim on him.
With a sigh, he stood up and took Harry's empty teacup and empty potion bottle and closed the bedroom door behind him. Barefooted, he padded silently down the stairs and set the cup and bottle on the kitchen counter next to the sink. Tippy was gone, holed up for the night. James would have to come back and wash them later.
He stepped through the doorway and walked over to the hearth, where the ashes from Harry and Severus's arrival lay scattered. "Are you going to be able to make it up to your room?"
Severus shifted under the blanket. "Later," he said, voice creaking. "After I have decided what, if anything, I will allow you to know."
James refrained from pointing out that he was supposed to be an ally, or suggesting that the other man was just being spiteful. For a while, neither of them spoke. Finally James broke the silence and turned his lips up in the harmless, conciliatory smile he had perfected a long time ago. "I have an idea. How about I tell you what I think happened, and you decide whether it's safe to let me go on assuming what I think happened actually happened."
Severus pushed himself up and nodded stiffly, and James made sure the smile reached his eyes, his hands in his lap, subservient and appropriately dominated. Snape's sullen expression sharpened. "Talk."
It must have gone very badly, James supposed, if Snape was reduced to single syllable sentences. "I think Harry failed. I think he wasn't marked, and he lost his status as a pureblood, and I think He-Who-Must-Not-Be-Named is punishing you because you're the one who up and had a kid with a Muggleborn."
Severus's face gave nothing away. It never did anymore. James remembered the way when they were in school, his face would flush and pale at the slightest provocation, how, with a few words, James had been able to make his eyes narrow and jaw clench, the muscles of his face twitch with rage or fear. It was the same knowledge of this man that he had once used to wield so much power, both terrifying and stupid power over him that James still kept, and still used when he had to, which was daily. It was the same knowledge that told James that Severus would never be able to keep quiet when James was wrong, because it wasn't enough for him to be right, to know more than everybody else, he had to prove it by telling the person who was wrong just how wrong they were. And James was an old enemy, whom Snape felt the need to prove himself against most of all. So when Severus opened his mouth, James listened without speaking. "He tried to trick the Dark Lord."
James felt his own indrawn breath. "Oh no."
Severus closed his eyes and began the story.
"He had the incantation memorized." Snape told him, masking the defeat in his voice behind irritability. "This was not his first time making one."
"No, of course not," James said, and he could hear his own voice rising high and wild with anxiety. "That would be too easy! Just kill your own kid and there you go! Is it even possible for him to have more than one?"
"Obviously," Severus snapped back with a cold sneer.
James let it pass. He opened his mouth to ask another question, but before he could speak, the thump of Harry's door opening and closing sounded hallway outside the parlor door sent him springing to his feet as Severus struggled with the blanket on top of him. James glanced back at him. "I'll take care of it."
Severus scowled at him. Opening the door, James leaned out into the hall where Harry was walking down the stairs. Harry pulled his shoulders up. "I was just getting a glass of water."
James waved him off, into the kitchen. He leaned against the doorway until Harry came out of the kitchen with his glass.
Harry had started his way up the staircase again, when Severus's voice came from the parlor. "Harry, wait," he rasped. "We need to talk."
Harry shuffled in past James, mouth twisting. Underneath the potion that disguised his features, James remembered the echoes of his own mouth and cheeks. Lily's eyes and her smaller, softer nose were the only thing the two faces shared. The gradual shifting from Snape's features to Harry's real ones had blended so well into the natural changes that came as he had grown. Looking back at it, it was so strange to think he hadn't noticed. The sharp demarcation between those features, almost his own features, and the ones the potion gave his son left James almost unable to process that it really happened, that Harry really was his, and it wasn't some desperate delusion of his. Nothing had changed. Severus got to be his father, and James was still a slave.
"Dad?" Harry mumbled.
James slipped out of the room.


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The Portuguese coach has reportedly decided not to speak to the press until the end of the season, with the exception of games in Europe's premier competition
The former Chelsea and Inter boss already missed the press conferences surrounding Madrid's league games against Valencia and Atletico Madrid, and assistant coach Aitor Karanka looks set to continue to take his place at media gatherings for the remainder of the current campaign.
Madrid only recently ended a media blackout which had been imposed in the wake of their controversial draw with Villarreal at El Madrigal on March 21, yet Mourinho has no intention of speaking with the press again ahead or before Liga games.
Meanwhile, Sporting boss Javier Clemente has taken a leaf out of Mourinho's book by refusing to speak to the press ahead of this weekend's Primera Division clash with Real Madrid, too.
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Inter-School Sailing Festival
The 16th edition of
Hong Kong's only team racing sailing competition for schools
drew to a close on Sunday, the 5th of March 2017, at the Royal
Hong Kong Yacht Club's Middle Island sailing centre. Twentytwo
teams, compromising 166 students from 16 schools, sailed
against each other in teams of three boats, sailing either Feva
or Pico dinghies.
Results officer, Mark Dowding, echoed Elberti's
sentiments, adding how he was really impressed by the
level of maturity displayed by the children at this year's
event. "Every time the French International School
students came past the finish boat (winners of last year's
Feva – Division A) they gave us a wave and a yell of thanks.
As volunteers, it really makes us feel appreciated."
As DJ, Kevin Lewis, pumped out the tunes along with
some insightful commentary, the schools battled it out on the
water. Three debutante teams were included in the mix — the
ISF Academy, Creative Secondary School and Tai Po Regional
Squad. The first timers certainly made their mark on the
competition, with stand out performances by the CSS & ISF
sailors making it through to the Pico Gold
League on Day 2.
A fluctuating and oscillating breeze once again challenged RO Elberti's duties to the max. "Sunday was a long and tough day and I am glad we got so many races in on the Saturday. An amazing 117 races were sailed over the weekend and the kids kept smiling the whole day through. The race management was impressive, like a well-oiled machine, the work on the pontoon, the safety, the umpires, the results made the event a success!"
In the last race of the day, the battle came down to a threeway
tie in the Pico Division for medal places from 2nd to 4th
between French International School, Jockey Club Ti-I School
and Creative Secondary School. In the end, CSS took 2nd
place on count-back from JCT and FIS in 4th with Hong Kong
Schools Sailing Association taking a well deserved 1st place.
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Edit: Nintendo was good for it's amount of time.
I actually don't know. But thanks for assuming.
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It also says Halo 6
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It lasted 2 hours. How is this an article?
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This would be bad for gaming all around. In no way should a consoles capability be hindered by exclusive rights.
So disappointed. lololol
A couple of the Devs actually posted the link on twitter saying they appreciated the perspective.
Edit: Link to one of them. https://twitter.com/GambleM...
Why is he so angry? It's like he is trying to be negative.
I always thought they should buy the Turok license and revamp that into an open world game like Far cry.
No one else thinks it looks a little empty? Things also break before the animations start. Needs some polish. Looks like it has promise.
Because ugly people exist?


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My trip to Zimbabwe over the 2012/13 holidays was fairly limited in scope, and was focused on the Reels in Motion Fly Fishing tour of Southern Africa. From a general travel perspective Zimbabwe is still behind the curve and is probably a few years shy of returning to the status of the premier African travel destination that it once was. The country is still in the midst of an ongoing political crisis, all the symptoms of which are still evident everywhere. Arrival at Harare International Airport was surprisingly easy. A tourist visa cost 40US$ and is available without additional procedure at the airport, which is also usually the case at any port of entry.
Harare International Airport was sunk in gloom consequent to another of many power cuts that plague the capital, and the airport appeared grubby, airport staff disinterested and a general sense of malaise very apparent. Leaving the airport the feeling of social collapse was even stronger. Having grown up here, and known it in much happier times, the infrastructural breakdown and the utter chaos evident on the streets was nothing if not depressing. It is true that the airport road plies through some of the more depressed suburbs of Harare, and that as soon as we entered the northern suburbs things improved, but the fact remains that the rapid decay of the urban structure of Harare has become the new normal, and it is unlikely that it will ever be rehabilitated to the level that it stood only a decade or so ago.
There is, however, also clear evidence of a significant amount of wealth in circulation, but very little if any of this money is directed towards public services, and certainly it is concentrated in the hands of a very few. The odd sight of late model S Class Mercedes Benz, and other luxury brand cars sharing the broken down streets with destitute street children, and horribly ostentatious urban mansions walled off against trash strewn streets, with generator power and borehole water insulating the inhabitants against the horrors and difficulties of life on the outside for the masses.
But such is modern Africa in many ways, and certainly such is urban Africa. A little of that stress and depression was eased a few days later as I left the city heading towards Kariba, an inland sea created by the damming of the Zambezi River in the 1950s, and where many wealthy Zimbabweans retreat for their annual holidays. The lake covers some five thousand square kilometers of prime fish and wildlife habitat that is a uniquely beautiful Zimbabwean destination. The south shore is dominated by the Matusadona National Park, a thriving wildlife destination that is among four key preserves countrywide. These are Mana Pools, Hwange National Park, Gonarezhou National Park and of course Matusadona itself.
My particular trip was on a corporate houseboat which offered all the facilities necessary to enjoy this destination in superb comfort. Few people have that opportunity though, although it is possible to hire a houseboat during the off season, an a number of tour operators offer the facility.
In general Zimbabwe still offers fantastic potential for eco-tourism. Mana Pools, a World Heritage Site situated on the south bank of the Zambezi River, and arguably one of the most sought after wildlife destinations in Africa, is intact, well managed and well protected. There are also many opportunities for cultural outreach, both in the cities and the rural areas, and although politically sensitive, the country on the whole is peaceful and safe for overland travel.
Perhaps the greatest advantage of considering Zimbabwe as a travel destination at the moment is that there are great deals to be had, and of course you might often find yourself with an entire national park to yourself. The country is struggling to drag itself out of the difficulties it has experienced of late, and these, being mainly political, require a great human effort to put right. There is a great sense of optimisim within the country that within a few years the nationa might begin to grope its way back to normality, although my personal sense is that this is optimistic. The fact is,however, that signs of change are there, and investment in the future of travel and tourism are being made, and I think we can all look forward to better times in the near future, because Zimbabwe has been, and will be again, a superb destination to visit.


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Updating a previous item, Nene is back on the free agent market due to a misunderstanding with the new CBA's over-38 rule.
Updating a previous item, the contract Nene has agreed to with Houston will be worth $10.9 million over three years.
The Rockets have reached an agreement with Nene on a four year, $15 million contract.
Nene said he will not need surgery to repair his ruptured groin muscle.
Nene, a pending free agent, said that "of course" he would like to return to Houston next season.
The Rockets announced that Nene will miss the remainder of the playoffs with a left adductor tear.
Nene (strained left groin) will not return to Sunday's game and is headed to the hospital for an MRI.
Nene has been fined $15,000 for escalating an altercation during Game 1, but he will not face a suspension.
Nene was ejected from Game 1 vs. the Spurs on Monday.
Nene was a perfect 12-of-12 from the field during Sunday's Game 4 win over the Thunder, scoring 28 points to go with 10 boards, one assist, one steal and one turnover in 25 minutes off the bench.
Nene had another productive game on Wednesday with seven points on 3-of-3 shooting, five rebounds, two assists, one steal and one block in 25 minutes.
Nene made 7-of-8 field goals to score 15 points vs. the Thunder on Sunday, adding five rebounds (three offensive), one block, and zero turnovers in 19 minutes.
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National Awards are one of the most prestigious and revered award that can be won in the entertainment history. Yesterday evening saw a glittering 63rd National Awards ceremony held in the capital at Vigyan Bhavan. This year Bollywood secured wins in major categories Best Actor, Best Actress, Best Movie to name a few.
Here are a few highlights from the ceremony.
This Indian magnum opus directed by SS Rajamouli managed to bag the National Award for the best film of the year. The award was received by the director SS Rajamouli. The sequel to this mega blockbuster is all-set to release in 2017.
Known to weave dreams on screen, Sanjay Leela Bhansali's magnum opus, Bajirao was 12 years in making. This movie managed to enthrall the audience and became a major success with few weeks of its release.
Reprising her role as the spit-fire, wild child, Kangana Ranaut returned to the silver screen as Tanu in the sequel to the hit, Tanu Weds Manu. This national award is second year in the row for the actress, who won it last year for Queen.
Shahenshaah of Bollywood manages to light up every frame he is in with his charismatic presence, so when he came on the screen as a senile old-man, he was very well-loved. This is the fourth national award won by the actor. Amitabh was accompanied by his family for this special ceremony.
Tanvi Azmi effortlessly essayed this role of Radhabai in Bajirao Mastani, a charcter with many flaws. This is the first award won by the actress
Bajrangi Bhaijaan managed to win hearts not only in India, but also across border. This movie by Kabir was a story of triumph of humanity over borders and politics, director Kabir Khan was present at the ceremony to receive the award.
This heart-warming song from Dum Laga Ke Haisha, left a mark on everyone. The conversational lyrics and beautiful melody were accentuated by Monali's vocals.
Talvar was awarded for the gritty and gripping screenplay, Vishal Bharadwaj was present at the ceremony to collect the award.
This movie exemplifies the triumph of human spirit and strength. Kalki who essay the role of Laila, left us all teary-eyed by the time the credits roled.
Ritika Singh, who is a professional boxer, made her debut in Irudhi Suttru (Saala Khadoos). She was personally trained by Madhavan for this role and has now received national award for the same.
This cute love story of, as Ayushmann puts it, a loser and a chubby girl, set in the 1990s has won many hearts and a National Award!
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The death has occurred of Leonard HUGHES St. John's Villas, Arklow, Wicklow / Redcross, Wicklow
Formerly of Oughill, Redcross. Lost at sea on November 16th 2016. Beloved husband of Brigid (nee O'Brien), adored father of Rebecca, devoted stepfather of Mark & Breda, cherished son of Sarah (Sally) & the late Sam & brother of the late Mary. Deeply regretted by his devastated wife, daughter, step-children, mother, brothers Mark, Paddy, Sammy, Moses & Jimmy, sisters Anne, Una, Briget, Bernadette, Lucy, Pauline, Elaine, Josephine & Julia, mother-in-law, brothers-in-law, sisters-in-law, nephews, nieces, relatives & friends.
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Institute of Medicine Says Link Between Coming Out and Good Mental Health is 'Unwarranted'
Last year, the Institute of Medicine published a landmark study titled "The Health of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender People: Building a Foundation for Better Understanding." Many gay health experts hailed the report, but little notice was given to a finding in the "Early/Middle Adulthood" section.
In it, the expert panel, which took over a year to examine numerous LGBT health studies, concluded that "the assumption of a universal positive link between coming out and mental health appears unwarranted."
Whoa! That's something the gay rights movement would not want a whole bunch of people to hear.
The panel, led by top health care advocate Dr. Robert Graham, further explains that "multiple social, cultural, and psychological influences affect the extent to which members of homosexually active populations experience favorable consequences from self-identity as lesbian or gay."
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Coming out also has been the primary political tool of the gay rights movement for decades. If gay folks stay invisible, the logic goes, we can't effectively defend and win our equality.
Makes sense to us, but the health of an individual going through the coming out process also needs to be considered and respected. Sometimes we wonder if a 15-year-old kid in Texas is thinking of such a thing when the LGBT community is always saying how life will be grand once he steps out of the closet.
We're reminded of a recent essay L.A. Weekly freelancer Reilly T. Bates wrote about the topic for another blog called The Pathfinder.
"Hiding one's sexuality is often the result of a survival need," Bates writes. "If a teenager tells his parents he's gay, what if he gets booted from his house? Where would he go with no money? How would he go on to college or find a decent job?"
He continues, "Those are harsh realities that many LGBT youth are burdened with. While it is very trendy to recite "It Gets Better" with a pat on the back, visions of a better life most certainly seem cloudy for teenagers grappling with how to come out to their families."
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This post is the Coles Notes version of a fantastic article by Chris Kesser.
How does acupuncture work?
The most common explanation goes something like this:
"Disease is caused by disruptions to the flow of energy, or qi, in the body. Acupuncture stimulates points on or under the skin called acupuncture points or acupressure points, releasing this qi. The qi then travels through channels called meridians"
I used to blurt this out all the time when people asked me how acupuncture works. Most acupuncturists will deliver some version of the above explanation when queried because this is exactly what is taught in acupuncture schools in the West. What's funny about this slightly woo woo explanation, is that Chinese medicine is not actually an energetic, metaphysical medicine.
The "qi" and "energy" description came from a French bank clerk named Georges Soulie de Morant, who looks like a pretty serious fellow (see photo) but had no experience in translating ancient Chinese nor any training in medicine. This somewhat mystical view of acupuncture is neither historically accurate nor consistent with our modern scientific understanding of the body.
Broadly speaking, acupuncture does three key things: relieves pain, reduces inflammation and restores homeostasis.
How does it do all of this?
Acupuncture promotes blood flow. This is super important because blood contains the oxygen, nutrients, immune substances, hormones, analgesics and anti-inflammatories the body needs in order to heal. For example: a decrease in blood flow by as little as 3% in the breast area can lead to breast cancer.
Acupuncture stimulates the body's built-in healing mechanisms by creating 'micro traumas'. These tiny traumas stimulate the body's ability to heal tissue injuries through our nervous system, our immune system and our hormones. As the body heals the micro traumas, it also heals any surrounding tissue damage left over from old injuries, bing bang boom!
Acupuncture releases natural painkillers. When the needles get inserted, it signals the brain to release chemicals such as endorphins, norepinephrine and enkephalin, some of which are 10-200 times more potent than morphine!
Tense muscles? Acupuncture relaxes them, which in turn releases pressure on joint structures and nerves, and promotes blood flow.
Acupuncture reduces stress. This is huge! It does this by stimulating our parasympathetic "rest-and-digest" nervous system. Impaired parasympathetic function is involved in a wide range of autoimmune diseases, including arthritis, lupus, rheumatoid arthritis and inflammatory bowel disease.
Take home message: acupuncture works by stimulating the peripheral nervous system. It heals us by relieving pain, reducing inflammation and restoring homeostasis. In other words, it brings our body back into balance and makes us feel good, and there ain't nuthin' wrong with that!
It seems that folks these days are pretty sleep deprived.
So many of our patients here at Stillpoint spend their nights tossing and turning. It wouldn't be such a big deal if these people were napping to make up for the lost hours of sleep, but due to busy lifestyles, naps are not a priority for most.
But they should be! A brief mid-day slumber of 20-30 minutes can increase alertness and boost mood. Furthermore, naps can enhance performance and decrease the risk of mistakes and accidents. And they feel oh so good.
So what does all of this have to do with acupuncture?
The first thing you will notice when you set foot in the community treatment room at Stillpoint is people, reclined in chairs and dozing peacefully. They're acu-napping! Not only are they getting treatment, but they are sneaking in a rejuvenating nap at the same time. Clever acu-nappers!
I can nap at home, why come in for an acu-nap?
A study conducted in 2004 at the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health in Toronto found that in patients with anxiety, acupuncture increased nighttime melatonin production and total sleep time. And the patients who received acupuncture also fell asleep faster, were less aroused at night and were less stressed overall. Boo ya acupuncture!
Here at Stillpoint we treat many patients with sleep issues. If their insomnia is a fairly recent occurrence, then usually only a short series of treatments is needed to reverse the trend. Chronic insomnia on the other hand, will take longer to correct. The treatment plan is always customized depending on each patient's unique presentation. Even if someone has been struggling with sleep for a long time, it is still worth giving acupuncture a shot. It can't do any harm and in most cases will infact improve sleep as well as overall health.
Why is sleep so important?
Everyone knows how bad it feels to be sleep deprived. We will tend to feel groggy, grumpy, out of sorts, nauseous, achy, confused… the list goes on. Our bodies need a certain amount of good quality sleep in order to function. It's not surprising that sleep deprivation has been used as a means of interrogation and torture.
There is so much happening inside our bodies while we are sleeping. There are processes that help in the consolidation of memories and learning. There is hormonal production and regulation, which contribute to our appetite the following day.
You can think of sleep as a form of brainwashing–but the good kind! As you know, the cells in your body are constantly creating waste. Our lymphatic system is what cleans up the mess in our body but it stops at the neck. So how does the brain get cleaned?
It turns out that cerebral spinal fluid that fills our brain travels down the outside of our blood vessels collecting cellular waste and carrying it out of the brain. Squeaky clean! But guess what? This process happens only when we are asleep.
Are you tired of getting a bad sleep? (Pun!) Then why not give acupuncture a try? We will come up with a point protocol specially for you to improve your quality of sleep. And all we ask of you is that you cosy yourself into one of our recliners, kick up your feet and let our needles do the work.
How to Ease Your Holiday Stress
It's that time of year again, when thoughts turn to decorating, gathering with family and friends,
and celebrating over good food. Oh. And stress. Lots and lots of stress. Whether it's finding the
right gifts for everyone, balancing kids' school concerts with party invites, or dealing with a
neverending to-do list, the holiday season can be downright overwhelming. It's enough to make
even your normally zen acupuncturists just a little edgy.
But it doesn't have to be that way. Really. It doesn't. Doing just a few things can help buffer you
against the stresses of the season so you can be really present and actually enjoy it.
A stress primer
When trying to reduce stress, it helps to understand how our bodies respond to stressful
situations. Thanks to millions of years of evolution, our nervous systems are finely tuned to
detect threats in our environment and respond by triggering a surge of adrenaline and other
hormones to, well, get us the heck out of Dodge. Quickly.
This is great when you're, say, trying to evade a mountain lion intent on making you its dinner.
That's what our fight-or-flight response is for: a quick burst of energy that lasts about 15
The problem with our modern lives, though, is that we are constantly exposed to stressors that
are not life-or-death situations, but our brains still perceive them as such. So the fight-or-flight
response gets fired again, and again, and again. Our bodies just don't get a break. It's a little
like running an engine at full throttle without any oil or coolant — pretty soon things start to melt
down and fly apart.
Stress can take a real toll on the body. It interferes with digestion, disrupts sleep, lowers
immune response, slows healing, and muddies thinking. We all know the signs of stress:
tiredness, poor decision making, weird stomach symptoms, colds and flus that never seem to
end, and irritability. Really not fun at any time of year, but especially not around the holidays.
Beating holiday stress with acupuncture, KOH, and community!
So, you probably knew this was coming, but getting into the clinic more often during the holiday
season — or any stressful time — really is a great way to help ease stress. Both acupuncture and
Kruger Omni Healing (KOH) work with the same systems involved the stress response in the
In particular, acupuncture and KOH get the body back into a restful state and out of the fight-or-
flight cycle. In that mode, the body's systems find their equilibrium again: digestion normalizes,
sleep improves, and immune and healing responses increase. In addition to decreasing stress,
regular treatments can increase the body's resiliency so it responds to stressors more
appropriately. The body doesn't go to DEFCON 1 when the line for gift-wrapping gets too long,
or a loved one forgets to pick up cranberry sauce before the stores close. Everyone suddenly,
miraculously, seems far less annoying.
Getting your treatments at Stillpoint also comes with a bonus stress-reducer: community! Social
interactions can greatly reduce stress, and when we're stressed we often withdraw because we
feel we don't have time to meet up with friends and acquaintances. Whether it's chatting with
one of our friendly volunteer receptionists, or just taking in the energy in our treatment room with
fellow acu-nappers, Stillpoint provides many opportunities to amplify healing through
A serene holiday season
The holidays don't have to be a stress fest. A little more needling, maybe a KOH session, and
the healing gift of community will all go a long way to curbing that fight-or-flight response. Then
you can leave the holiday stress to the movies. In fact, why not curl up on the couch and watch
Jimmy Stewart struggle to save a Depression-era bank at Christmas in It's a Wonderful Life? Or
marvel at how the Cratchits keep the season in A Christmas Carol? And, if you want a laugh,
find a copy of Stuart McLean's story "Dave Cooks a Turkey." Your heart will definitely grow a
few sizes.
From all of us at Stillpoint, we wish our community a happy, healthy — and calm — holiday


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INDY RACING LEAGUE NEWS AND NOTES -- July 7, 2006 Today's IRL headlines 1. Klein to test IndyCar Series car at Milwaukee 2. Drivers take advantage of off-weekend 3. Of note 1. Klein to test IndyCar Series car at Milwaukee: IRL Indy Pro Series...
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Today's IRL headlines
1. Klein to test IndyCar Series car at Milwaukee
2. Drivers take advantage of off-weekend
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1. Klein to test IndyCar Series car at Milwaukee: IRL Indy Pro Series driver Jonathan Klein will test an Andretti Green Racing's IndyCar Series car on July 10 at The Milwaukee Mile.
Klein will be the second Indy Pro Series driver to take advantage of the Indy Racing League program allowing Indy Pro Series drivers to receive IndyCar Series testing time. Andretti Green Racing teammate Jaime Camara was the first driver to take advantage of the program when he tested an IndyCar Series car at Nashville Superspeedway last month.
"This will be my first time in an IndyCar, so I'm excited, for sure," the 19-year-old native of Long Grove, Ill., said. "We're just going to go through a conservative plan. I'm only going to do what they ask me to do, start learning, gain experience and just have fun. I never figured I'd get to drive an IndyCar this soon. This is obviously a really good thing and a positive step."
Klein, who ranks third in the Indy Pro Series standings this year, will share time with Klein Tools/Canadian Club driver Dario Franchitti in an Andretti Green Racing Honda-powered Dallara on Monday. Andretti Green rookie Marco Andretti will also test the No. 26 NYSE Group Dallara/Honda/Firestone at Milwaukee.
"I'm looking forward to the horsepower, although Milwaukee won't be the best place to feel that because it is such a tight track," Klein said. "We'll spend most of our effort tuning on the car's setup and balance. But, I like running at Milwaukee. It's a fun racetrack. I like the small ovals because you have to drive the car. Small ovals are a great equalizer."
2. Drivers take advantage of off-weekend: With five races in six weeks, many IndyCar Series drivers are taking advantage of the off weekend to relax.
Several drivers, including Indianapolis 500 winner and current IndyCar Series point leader Sam Hornish Jr. and Rahal Letterman Racing driver Danica Patrick, are spending the weekend with their friends and families at their homes.
The downtime at home will be short, though. Both Patrick and Hornish will join reigning IndyCar Series champion Dan Wheldon at the ESPYs on July 12 before traveling to Nashville to prepare for the Firestone Indy 200.
3. Of note: The third episode of Andretti 3, ESPN2's reality series chronicling the rookie season of third-generation racer Marco Andretti will air at noon (EDT) on July 9. -- There have been five winners in as many races at Nashville Superspeedway (Dario Franchitti, 2005; Tony Kanaan, 2004; Gil de Ferran, 2003; Alex Barron, 2002; Buddy Lazier, 2001) and five pole winners (Tomas Scheckter, 2005; Buddy Rice, 2004; Scott Dixon, 2003; Billy Boat, 2002; Greg Ray, 2001). -- Danica Patrick is scheduled to appear on ABC's Jimmy Kimmel Live on July 14.
The next IndyCar Series event is the Firestone Indy 200 at 9 p.m. on July 15 at Nashville Superspeedway. The race will be telecast live by ESPN and broadcast by the IMS Radio Network. A Spanish-language telecast of the race will be carried by ESPN Deportes. The IMS Radio Network broadcast also is carried on XM Satellite Radio channel 145 "IndyCar Racing" and www.indycar.com. The fifth season of Indy Pro Series competition continues with the Sunbelt Rentals 100 on July 15 at Nashville Superspeedway. The race will be telecast by ESPN2 at 2 p.m. on July 20. ESPN2's coverage of the Liberty Challenge will be telecast at 2 p.m. on July 6.


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Hello and Welcome to the Home Page of the Sans Pareil Singers!
The SPS was set up as a Community Choir, by Andrew and Vicki Young in 2009. Its members are from all walks of life and all ages (30's - 80's) with different degrees of expertise in singing.
Singing, we believe is good for the Body and the Soul and we all enjoy our rehearsals which take place each Wednesday night, at All Saints Church, Church Row, Hurworth, starting at 7.30pm. There are no auditions and if you wish to join us you will be made very welcome. Andy says that if you turn up, that is your audition.. and you've passed it! So, come along any Wednesday evening and see what we get up to.
We are a mixed choir and currently have around 68 members, having welcomed several new singers since our return from the Summer break. Our membership fee of £84 per Annum can be paid, Monthly, Weekly, Quarterly or Annually; in Cash, by Cheque or Standing order. We are, as you can see, very flexible! Our Ethos is, if you Want to sing, you are able to sing. We sing for our own enjoyment, to give pleasure to others and to enjoy the company and friendship of our fellow members. In our Concerts we do all of these plus raise money for good causes. We aim to make our rehearsals light-hearted and enjoyable. If you don't know the words, or are not sure of the tune, just join in anyway; we really don't mind too much. Andy is a primary school teacher and is extremely patient with us!
We can and have performed in small, private concerts, large public concerts; At weddings, funerals, christenings, etc. We enjoy singing alongside other local choirs, especially during our Anniversary and Christmas Concerts. Our music is very variable; from Abba to Lloyd Webber, and from Beethoven to Beatles. Why not visit the music page and listen to one or two of our songs? Have a 'gander' at our Forthcoming Events too.
If you are interested in joining us, or in booking us for a function, I hope you will find all the information you need on this website.
If you wish to make any enquiries, or book a concert, wedding etc., you can email us, using the CONTACT US page, which will enable you to send your messages to the relevant email address.
Best wishes,
Jan Gavey,
Publicity Co-Ordinator on behalf of all members of SPS
July 2017
So, we are on our Summer Break, but there are things I need to tell you...
Dolphin Concert June 2017
We raised £450 for St Teresas' hospice, which was pretty amazing given the change of date and short notice in which to advertise and sell tickets. We presented a cheque to Chris Baron, from the hospice, at choir practice and a few weeks' later, Marion (very busy concert co-ordinator person), received a Thank You certificate from them. I will add both photographs to the webpage. Well done Us! No doubt we will be back for another concert there in the future.
Eldon Concert July 19th
Once again we had a really good concert at St Mark's Church. The audience were very welcoming and the supper afterwards was delicious. Lots of home made jams and pickles, but one complaint.. Still no Lemon Curd! Andy was back conducting and managed the whole night without the aid of CPR! John, meanwhile, was sitting on keyboards for a change and did a stirling job of playing through everything whilst our long suffering painist, Paul, was on a well deserved holiday with his good lady.
Wednesday September 6th
First day back after the Summer break. A night to give out music and catch up on all the news/ gossip! This time there will also be an Extraordinary General Meeting (EGM). The SPS Constitution was due for review by the end of August this year, so a couple of month's ago a selection of the committee met and went through the document. There are no great changes, but the updated version needs to be seen and approved by all members of the choir as we are a self- governing group now. Gill (Secretary) will be sending out the details and the new document for you all to peruse before the 6th so that you will have chance to see the proposed alterations, thus making the EGM a briefer experience! Once approved, I intend to put a copy of it on this website for reference purposes.
In with the Constitution, there will be other information, including a Code of Practice sheet, written a few years' ago to be given to all current members and to be included in all new starters packs from now on. It explains what the choir and its members expect from each other in an informal way, unlike the constitution which is much more formal and precise.
Once the 'technical' stuff is completed, the committee thought that it would be quite pleasant to have a Faith Supper.. where everyone can bring a LITTLE something to share whilst we chat. Tea, coffee and juice will be provided. A few savoury and sweet things as we have done in the past would help the evening along. Perhaps we can persuade Paul to play something on the piano, or incite others to read a poem or two???? (Hint, hint!)
Finally, I would like to ask members to contribute towards the content of this webpage. Any items which would be enjoyed by members and non members who visit the site would be very welcome. Please send me what you have and I will add it in.
Meanwhile, Enjoy your break. Look forward to seeing everyone (and new folks would be very welcome too) back at All Saints on Wednesday 6th September at around 7.15pm.
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Grilled potatoes are so versatile you can serve them again and again as part of different recipes. Some tasty side dish recipes featuring this grilled staple include Grilled Potatoes with Aioli, Chipotle Grilled Potatoes, and Grilled Potato Skins.
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The American Cancer Society's Relay for Life of Roane County recently kicked off its 2011 relay season with a team rally.
This year's Relay for Life is planned from 6 p.m. April 29 to 8 a.m. April 30 on Roane State Community College's main campus in Roane County.
Public participation is encouraged. Monthly team rallies will take place at 5:30 p.m. the third Tuesday of each month in Room O-201 at Roane State.
The upcoming relay team rallies, which will take place monthly until the event, will last for an hour.
The rallies are designed to provide team captains with opportunities to interact with the event committee, share their fundraising progress, receive fundraising challenges and ask any questions they have concerning the event.
The team captains will be updated with any new information regarding the event and will track where they are on the event-planning progress.
Team captains lead a team of around eight to 15 members who share the passion for defeating cancer.
These team captains are responsible for organizing the team's fundraising and participation in other activities regarding Relay For Life.
Relay For Life takes place overnight on an athletic track, park or other gathering area.
Individuals and teams register for the event and set up camp with the goal of keeping at least one team member on the track or pathway at all times.
Teams raise money before the event and during the event at their personal camp-outs.
Relay for Life is a community owned, volunteer driven fight against cancer and is one of the world's largest grassroots fundraising movements.
Since its beginning in 1985, Relay for Life has developed from one man running around a track for 24 hours to a full-fledged international event taking place in more than 5,000 communities and 20 countries across the globe, with nearly 4 million walkers in the United States alone.
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Stephen Jr. is the newest addition to the Stephen Colbert family. Named after Stephen Colbert himself, it is a special steagle born in the San Francisco Zoo, which will then be returned to the wild as part of the California Bald Eagle Breeding Program. Dr. Colbert celebrated Stephen Jr.'s birth last April 17, 2006 and his developments have been regularly featured on The Colbert Report ever since.
The Canadian Journey
For Stephen Jr.'s Canadian journey, he was released into the wilderness last June 8, 2006 and crossed the Canadian territory airspace by August 10. From there, he roams the airspace of the country searching for draft dodgers of the Vietnam War, blocking terrorist pigeons from crossing the north border and enjoying the fresh Canadian salmon while doing all these.
On November 14, 2006, Stephen Jr. was then spotted heading back to US soil thanks to the effort of our local heroes who were valiantly waving fresh salmon along the northern border just to get him home. During the February 5, 2007 broadcast of The Colbert Report, it was announced that Stephen Jr. has finally come home. Much of his return was attributed to the heroes of the Northern border who tirelessly waved fresh salmon.
While this may be the case, Stephen Jr. got off on the wrong side of the country – Washington 3rd District. This district is the home of Brian Baird, a known meth addict and a congressman at that. It is now up to the heroes of Oregon to waive that fresh salmon again and again so that Stephen Jr. will be lured further to the south and will eventually come home to where he belongs.
The Pictorial Journey
- Known as Eagle A-46;
- Stephen Jr. is a member of the elite family circle of Stephen Colbert;
- Devours more than 500 pounds of fish in a single day;
- Takes after his dad who despises pelicans;
- Stephen Jr. can rip off your arms just like that;
- With a 39.3 pound penis;
- Has three testicles;
- Drops deer heads that causes power outages;
- Has a scent of victory;
- With a 100 feet wing span;
- Is a party animal;
- Loves to eat his own ice cream flavor: AmeriFlown Dream