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Another new realease. "Nodes/Old Waters" is a meeting of sorts – a studio improvised amalgam of live instruments, Fleurieu field recordings and samples from old red_robin tracks. Listen/purchase below.
Another new realease. "Nodes/Old Waters" is a meeting of sorts – a studio improvised amalgam of live instruments, Fleurieu field recordings and samples from old red_robin tracks. Listen/purchase below.
Over the past couple of weekends L and I have made our way down the coast to check out a few events happening as part of the annual Festival Fleurieu program. On the first weekend we checked out longtime family friend, Ruth Eisner's open studio at her wonderful property, Mulberry Farm; then this weekend we checked out a couple of exhibitions and attended a concert by Margie Russell at the Yankallila Agricultural Hall supper rooms. Both trips have been enjoyable and revitalising since it's been great to get down my hometown digs and catch up with some folks I haven't seen in a while. This weekend also provided a good opportunity to make some more field recordings for my Fleurieu Sound Map project which is now in its seventh year.
Fleurieu Sound Map beginnings
From 2011-2012 the Fleurieu Sound Map gathered momentum with a flurry of activity as I darted all over the region with a handheld recorder in tow. This was an exciting time as I found myself revisiting familiar places and redicovering them with a fresh aesthetic appreciation. At the time I had an Edirol HR handheld recorder for my captures, and whilst it was up to task most of the time, its flimsy windshield and noisy preamp prevented me from capturing certain environments faithfully – where winds sheared over the microphone's diaphragm, or conversely where environments were so quiet that the noise floor of the device would be the most prominent feature in the recording.
Beyond the recorder itself, I started building my own hydrophones as a way of capturing sonic activity in bodies of water. I went through a number of hydrophone variations incorporating piezo transducers enclosed within pill boxes, film canisters, shoe polish cans and on one occasion, a condom. What I realised – each time I heard the DIY hydrophone fill with water – was that I probably wasn't up to the task of making hydrophones that are reliably water tight and that I should get around to buying some, which I did later on. Still, a couple of my inventions worked for a while and captured some nice sonic activity in water and beneath sandy substrates.
One of the reasons why 2011-12 was such a fertile period for skipping all over the region and making hundreds of records was because I was engaged in an art project with the WIRED Lab and Country Arts SA which would culminate in the latter half of 2012 with the National Regional Arts Festival, Kumawuki in Goolwa. Our work, Southern Encounter was a group multimedia work and my headphone installation, Echocline featured field recordings from around the region.
With this project behind me by the end of 2012, in the following years I managed to keep exploring the region and expanding the sound map, largely thanks to routinely visiting the sculpture I constructed south of Lady Bay and compiling an album of Fleurieu-centric field recordings for my 3Leaves edition, The Path Described (2013).
Five Year Itch.
Prior to heading back down south for the Festival events this month, I realised it had been over a year since I'd last updated the sound map. The last update in February 2016 included a dearth of material from a weekend in Carickalinga the previous year and a single recording made in Yankalilla during January 2016. In spite of finding time to get down to the region I was finding it to be a struggle to find new locations to capture, let alone finding reason or motivation to capture particular locations.
It didn't help that some of the locations I found (when I had a recording device with me) just weren't very interesting at all:
Why bother recording this location? Why am I here? Nothing's happening at all! OK, I haven't documented this particular location, but let's be honest there's nothing going on here and I believe that nothing is going to happen. I'm wasting my time here.
This was happening a lot. I'd arrive at a location with the best intentions and nothing would happen at all, or – to an equally frustrating extent – a potentially good recording where a chosen element unique to the location was clearly emphasised would be compromised by a human (I presume) cranking up a chainsaw, angle-grinder or techno album somewhere nearby. I was caught between two extremes on an axis of a) nothing or b) too-much-information – the former is a waste of everyone's time, the latter is a blemished document. I was becoming fed up with the whole process and the limitations of what I could achieve with my equipment on hand. I was still restricted to a handheld recorder since I didn't have the motivation to invest in more high scale equipment due to my growing discontent with my sound practice at the time (see What's Happening #1: Therapy for more on this.)
So I purposefully took a break from updating the sound map. When L and I went down to visit the Nude sculpture in August 2016 it was the first time I hadn't taken my recorder with me, instead opting for my camera to document the state of the largely destroyed sculpture.
Diverging from the sound map, over the years I've watched the Fleurieu region change in visible increments, noticing prominent swathes of vegetation reclaiming the hills and gullies whilst conversely land is cleared and houses pop up in towns and on their outskirts. The tension between nature and human activity is particularly felt on the Fleurieu. It occasionally causes a measure of anxiety in me.
I remember the first time I felt an unease towards changes in the surrounding landscape. In the early 1990's a large parcel of agricultural land was sold off near Lady Bay and a large scale housing development covered the hillside and a golf course was carved out of the ground. The Links Lady Bay took a long time to get going and for its first decade it looked like a geniune folly with only a few houses constructed and the golf course stalled at nine holes and situated in what looked like a cow paddock (which is what it was previously). Now, over 25 years later it has the semblance of something like what the original scale model looked like when myself and the locals saw it proudly displayed under perspex outside Normanville's shopping centre. Elsewhere, other pockets of land have been sold away and a combination of residential and holiday houses spread over plains near the town.
It's a delicate topic of discussion for a town like Normanville. After all, a significant chunk of the region's economy and employment has relied on tourism and development since the 1970s. The resort at Wirrina Cove was one of the first developments of this kind in the area. I completely appreciate this reality and that this sort of progress in regional towns around Australia is a vital component to keeping communities intact. The Links development and its golf course are hugely beneficial to the area and it employs plenty of people including some I knew in high school. The compromise is, of course trading off bits of the landscape (and potentially the environment) for progress. Within the scope of my experience, this can be summed as a solastalgia of sorts and has comprised a large part of my ongoing relationship with the region when I was living there and when ever I've returned.
The term solastalgia was coined by Australian,
In the case of sprawl, this is what one will see as you make your way to the western coast of the Fleurieu. From Noarlunga through Seaford to Aldinga and Port Willunga, expanses of large houses pop up, creep and rub against pockets of farmland. So again we return to that onerous issue of progress and what we're willing to compromise for it. From the vantage of what's been happening in and around Normanville over the past 30 years, this is small fish compared to things like the current aberration that is Seaford's Vista development which saw a huge chunk of farmland progressively covered with McMansions and an obligatory Aldi supermarket. Enough said – I won't go there for risk of steering this post into rant territory; my cup of tea's not strong enough to clearly articulate where that particular thread is heading. Another time, maybe.
Thankfully, nobody is mining for coal or extracting gas in or around Normanville, there aren't plumes of coal dust filling the air and there are no spikes in lung infections or cancer in the community. All that is really happening is that more houses are being built to accomodate growing families whilst fufilling a demand for more holiday accomodation in the area.
When I reflect on such a thing it seems like the term solastalgia was custom built for such a dramatically nostalgic individual myself – one who is so acutely affected, moved or piqued by the slightest of change to an environment. I believe this is one of the reasons why I started the Fleurieu Sound Map – where photographic media failed to adequately document (and in some way preserve) a place, the audio option would come in.
The here and the now
Given the struggles with my mental health this year, my lifelong tendency to get so hung up on the rampant scourge of humans and their prediliction or expand their turf across and into everything might not seem like such a good thing to ruminate on, especially when I'm making an effort to clear my head of particular anxieties. However, to my suprise (and relief) I found on my recent trips to Normanville that my concerns relating to this have diluted somewhat and that I'm comfortable accepting it as more of a drift of 'stuff that happens'. I'm cool with it – as long as everyone looks after the native vegetation, sand dunes, animals and stops pumping vile shit into the Bungala River.
The places we inhabit hold a deep significance for us. We feel connected to them through memories, objects, landscapes as well as the mysteriously intangible – the things we can't quite put our finger, eye or ear to. Familiarity and change are part of this drift. There's such a strong poetic to a hometown and through the Fleurieu Sound Map and its various field recordings I found myself slipping further into the mystery of the town I grew up and its surrounding areas. Since it continues to change and unfold, I don't see any reason why the Fleurieu Sound Map should end – or ever end for that matter. I've just got to scope out some interesting locations and wait patiently for the angle grinders to abate. Unless of course the recording emphasises the angle grinders. It could happen.
So, with that in mind there will be some new additions to sound map shortly. It's something a little different and it may potentially raise some new questions and possibilities for this project. But more on that when I get around to posting.
In the meantime, drift on.
Back in September 2014, L and I spent a weekend at a family friends farm near Yankalilla. One morning a went out to make some recordings across the property – exploring the surrounding scrub, hills, gullies and creeks. Near the homestead there's a dam where I made some hydrophone recordings. Though I'd listened back to some of my above-grond recordings made around the farm, I never got around to properly examining these hydrophone recordings.
I was going through some Fleurieu-centric recordings, scouring my archive for some material to put on the Fleurieu Sound Map when this one came up and it piqued my interest. I imported it into RX, tweaked the EQ and gain slightly and it came to life. What is revealed is an underwater environment teeming with life and activity – everywhere. The spatial quality that I captured in this recording is very impressive. I thought I'd mislabelled this with one of Rolf Julius' dense polytextured installation pieces. There's a lot going on here.
The recording consists of three primary sound elements:
Sometimes being alone in the wilderness can do strange things to me. I love being alone and some of the happiest times during my childhood was when I was left to my own devices and my imagination. A child is expected to do weird things – after all, they're preoccupied with exploring the world and observing how it gives way or pushes back to their whim. When you're a fully grown adult such curiosities are less permissible, largely by virtue of bodies that don't readily recover as quickly as that of a younger human.
It was mid-winter in 2011. I had set off before dawn from Normanville caravan park and had made my way down south along the coastline. A gloomy light had emerged as a approached Lady Bay with the roar of the ocean in my ears and breeze chilling my face. I was on a field recording trip, starting what would eventually become the The Fleurieu Sound Map – documenting sites along the coastline. Lady Bay was my primary destination. Having arrived there by around 7am, I made some recordings of the water gently ebbing over the reef at low tide, the ambience occasionally punctuated by the cry of a distant crow. As I sat on a compacted lump of seaweed drinking coffee from a thermos I looked further south down along the coastline. It has been a long time since I'd ventured beyond Lady Bay on foot. I recalled a trek south of Lady Bay sometime in during high school with my brother and a friend. We'd almost made it down to some caves before the failing light made us wary and we decided to turn back. Slightly intoxicated by that bit of sudden nostalgia, I ate a couple of mandarins, packed up my recording gear and set off for the caves.
By the time I'd reached my destination an hour or so later, the allure of discovery and trekking through a fog of mild exhaustion had firmly established itself and the caves weren't good enough for me – I wanted to go further. This involved scaling a steep two-metre incline comprised of brittle slate and sandy soil. The destination in mind was frankly ridiculous since all that lay beyond this impasse was the breakwater of Wirrina Cove – not an awe-inspiring man-made wonder. I got about a metre up the incline and was focused on securing my foothold when a lump of soil gave way in my hand and I embraced nothing but air for about half a second. Hitting the ground thankfully wasn't too bad (a grazed hand and bruised arm) but the mental admonishment I gave myself was particularly severe. Yes, I do strange things when left alone in the wilderness. Had I seriously injured myself, no-one would find me for days…maybe weeks. In local lore it is mentioned that only weirdos venture as far as the caves. So on the remote chance I been found I might have had my kidneys harvested and been subsequently tortured to death.
Maybe it's the fault of an adult imagination, untethered and unencumbered from its real-world responsibilities. In this scenario your guard is let down; the natural world soaks into the consciousness, full of allure and curiosities: C'mon! Climb this! Look under that rock! Eat this! You're only atoms, it doesn't matter! Everything's in a perpetual state of entropy!
Maybe nature's a similar enabler to alcohol and drugs – unlocking an index of escapism. Nature won't necessarily inspire you to climb onto the roof of a train at high-speed, but it still may lead you to do a myriad of dangerous shit which might lead to – maybe – perishing on a remote beach with a twisted ankle.
I started my long trek back to Normanville, but shortly after leaving the caves I decided to rest on a grassy rise which overlooked a stony beach. I went down to investigate the beach, which consisted of an even stretch of covered in large rocks and stones; and a slope consisting of small pebbles and shells which fell away into the shore. At one end of upper section of the beach a surfeit of driftwood had accumulated from a recent storm. Without thinking about it too much, I gathered some large pieces of driftwood and began constructing a sculpture. My intention was to construct this sculpture as a personal landmark of sorts – something relatively innocuous, but which distinguished itself enough from the surrounding landscape to be recognisable to the wandering eye. I also thought it would be interesting to have a work in a remote location that I could return to from time to time.
My hometown of Normanville is full of personal landmarks which I didn't happen to construct. One such landmark was a small house on the corner of Field Street. I wrote about this house quite recently since I had been informed by my mum that it had been demolished and sent through a photo of the vacant lot.
I was fairly rattled by this image; it was as though a chunk of my memory had been erased. Houses and buildings are routinely demolished, but this is the first time it had ever occurred so close to home – so close to an actual past home since the property pictured on the left is my childhood home. The only trace of this property which remains is the concrete dome-shaped enclosure for what I believe is a septic tank below the ground. Everything else is gone: the cream coloured exterior, thick wire fence and a corrugated tin shed with a cross painted on it.
Demolition is such a radical, immediate way of demarcating the present from the past. Rather than following a linear trajectory of transformation and/or decay, within a matter of hours visible histories are wiped out and can now only be experienced through reproduced images and memory.
The sculpture that I was constructing on the beach some five years earlier would never be demolished per se, but rather would be subject to the transformative (and occasionally destructive) whim of the elements.
I called the sculpture Nude, owing to its raw materials and exposed proximity to a body of water and surrounding environment.
In order to get to the Nude sculpture, you'll need a sturdy pair of shoes, some water, maybe a snack, plus surveying the state of the weather is always a good idea. Between 2012-2016 I would park at a lookout point off the main road, a couple of kilometers south of Lady Bay. From here, there's an excellent view of the southern coastline – the impressive cliffs, rocky beaches and procession of coves and bluffs from Wirrina down to Rapid Bay. Nude's location is a couple of kilometers from this point and the beach that hosts the sculpture is obscured from view. It takes roughly about 45 minutes to get there on foot.
I've visited the site five times between 2012 to 2016, managing to get there once a year – mostly in Autumn when the weather is less prone to arctic-style wind chill and dumping buckets of rain. On a couple of occasions my partner Lauren has joined me on the trip and I've been frequently surprised how much further the journey actually is compared to the idea I have in my head..much to Lauren's chagrin.
The steep hills on one side, the ocean on the other. I've always found these hills impressive. Whilst not necessarily cliffs, they convey such a strong physical dominance over the surrounding environment – gentle grassy slopes graduating into steep cliffs of clay and rock. On clear days I've spotted hawks gliding gracefully on thermals against the blue sky. On one occasion, Lauren and I watched a fox make momentary eye contact with us before darting up the hillface with incredible speed and precision. When walking south toward the site, I cant help but spend some time looking up at the summit of the hills and scanning the rock outcrops for signs of life – expecting to see something indistinct move from one point to another, casting a curious gaze downwards at me/us. When I'm alone on this trip, occasionally I feel this overwhelming feeling of contentment couple with a deep sense of insignificance. As the trip progresses the bars denoting reception of my mobile phone ebb away – I'm at the mercy of nature here. The ideal tonic for doing stupid shit, perhaps?
Further along, the remnants of a man-made boundary appear.
Following the boundary up the hillside, lopsided fenceposts and a tangle of rusty fence wire disappear into the hillside. At the summit, a couple of lonely posts lean out along with a small bare tree bent by the wind.
In May 2015 I attached a couple of contact mics to the fenceline as it rattled in the wind. Thanks to the wonderful Kate Carr for the inspiration on that one.
After rounding a couple of coves that involve climbing over large boulders, the beach that hosts Nude comes into sight. It always takes me a while to locate it from this point, but my reference is a small thorny shrub that sits alongside the sculpture. Approaching it is always a new experience – observing the way it's altered its appearance in between each visit (roughly a year each time) – being collapsed to one side, its wooden planks on the top bent by the weight of rocks, or its regular inundation of sour sobs and the occasional weed.
Photos are taken of its current state for documentation and then I search for a plastic bottle concealed under a plank of wood and several rocks:
And within the bottle:
A series of notes – starting at the time of construction in July 2011 through to (currently) August 2016. Each of the notes details the date of the visit and the current state of the sculpture.
2016 – an ending of sorts:
As Lauren and I made our way down to the site in August 2016 I had reservations about this visit. In the previous month, the metropolitan area of Adelaide and Fleurieu Peninsula had been hit by severe storms. Torrential rains led to flooding in many areas whilst wild winds and powerful tidal activity wreaked havoc along the coastline, washing away dunes and completely destroying a couple of jetties. The Bungala River – with its estuary at Normanville beach surged with volumes rarely seen in living memory. It seemed as though no area along the coastline had been spared. With this in mind, I expected the worst for my sculpture to the south.
Obviously, part of the intention of constructing the work was to observe its gradual degradation and ultimate return to the natural environment as its materials decayed and are pulled away by winds, gravity and the tides. All original intentions and recent knowledge of the storms aside, I was still suprised and strangely moved by what I encountered.
The sculpture, which on my previous visit in May 2015 had retained a degree of its original semblance was now practically obliterated, save for a square of planks and rocks on the ground. The array of wood and stones that been torn from the sculpture now lay scattered around its foundations with the ever-present sour sobs poking out through the vacant spaces.
In spite of this destruction, the bottle was still there and I added a new note to it before concealing the bottle amongst the remaining wooden planks and stones:
I was feeling slightly melancholy at this time, but wasn't exactly sure why. Lauren and I commenced our journey back to the car and I wondered if I would return to the sculpture the following year.
Looking back now, I can see a correlation between this event and my more recent reaction to the demolition of the house on the corner of Field Street that had prefigured so strongly during my childhood. Perhaps in the case of Nude, its decay from one iteration (2015) to the next (2016) had occurred too rapidly? Over the past four years I had grown accustomed to the sculpture's elegant collapse against the elements, yet I hadn't anticipated a shift as dramatic as this. Its appearance on this visit had given the impression it had been demolished much like the house – albeit by nature.
When I originally constructed the work in 2011, I knew (at the very least subconsciously) that I would grow attached to it and documenting the work through photos and notes would only reinforce this feeling. I had suspected that one day it would be wiped out, but I always thought that its position on an elevated section of the beach would protect it from the most monstrous storm and tides imaginable. In August 2016, I stood at the wreckage of the work imagining that destruction by natural forces. It must have been extraordinary – with gale force winds belting the landmass and huge waves thundering into the rocks, waters surging upwards and penetrating the sanctity of a structure laid bare.
That's something that I can certainly appreciate now: how one can ascribe such intense feelings of possession, protection and expectation over an object regardless of its form – a body of work that represents (initially and/or over time) something deeply meaningful and personal. That its destruction occurred in isolation has heightened this appreciation: I wasn't there to protect it, I couldn't protect it, and yet I never intended to protect it.
It's late in the evening. I've spent the last three days coming and going from this post. Whilst fairly certain of the direction this writing would take, the work itself has come to mind with increasingly intensity; insofar that I'm very tempted to make the trip this weekend, just to see…what's there? An array of memories are down there – my clumsy fall from the incline near the caves, Lauren's little rock towers by the sculpture, the inclement weather – but there's still a spot by that thorny little bush, where in 2011 I marked a spot for myself to return to. It's still there, it's changed…but it's still there.
The Path Described" creates moments of reminiscing, which are sometimes very cautious and then again astonishingly impressive.
A lovely suprise today to be informed that my 2013 release, The Path Described has recently been reviewed by the German online magazine, FieldRecording.de. If you check it out, you'll need to run it through google translate or similar. With kind thanks to Sebastian-Thies Hinrichsen.
Read PART 1 here.
PART 2 – Wirrabara Town Hall
An early Sunday afternoon in Wirrabara. My ears, still acclimatising to the quiet of the town following the Producers Market catch whatever comes into relief (however brief): the rustle of trees lining the main street pavement, the faint rumble of a car engine or distant machinery and the occasional twitter of birds. In spite of these sounds – both tangible and hidden – the overall impression of this place is a strangely uneasy, empty quiet.
I'm accustomed to this type of quiet. My hometown of Normanville on the Fleurieu Peninsula, which in spite of being more populous and fitfully vibrant during the warmer months, is partial to the same kind of mid-to-late afternoon lull. Since I've spent most of my adult life living in the city, it's occasionally surprising to become enveloped by this quiet, whilst acutely aware one's own presence (or agency) – marked out by the sound of shoes on gravel or the rustle of clothes. This is maybe one reason why we find streets, buildings and vehicles with a perceived human absence so disconcerting. Within this environment one becomes so much more aware of their own presence.
The Wirrabara Town Hall is rarely used these days. It is split into two main spaces – the original hall, built sometime in the early 20th Century and a small recreation hall with adjoining kitchen probably constructed sometime in the 1960's. Within the smaller hall, there are shafts of golden sunlight spreading across the floor but the expected warmth is virtually non-existent. It is incredibly cold in this space, the adjoining foyer and larger hall. Within these cold, enclosed spaces and shut off from the empty main street of Wirrabara, it feels as though as I am a little further removed from the world.
A border of gold paint frames the stage of the main hall and deep blue and black velveteen curtains drape across the stage. Florescent lights and ceiling fans are suspended from a ceiling consisting of beautiful pressed tin panels. To the rear of the hall above the main doors is an elevated projection room. Overall, the hall is in immaculate condition – giving an impression that it's hardly been used in a very long time. There are some indications that the hall may have been used recently – such as a box of children's toys and books to the rear of the hall, however this is certainly an anomaly. Behind the curtains of the stage is an old piano (recently retuned – another indicator of recent visitors?), upon lifting the piano's lid I notice its prominently chipped keys suggesting plenty of use over the years.
To the rear of the stage area is a large overhead speaker protruding from the rear wall and appearing to be fixed to a canvas petition. It's a peculiar looking thing – a huge magnet and voice coil enclosed in a solid wooden box with a square shaped diaphragm. The wooden box has a sticker on it indicating that the speaker was purchased from 'Benbow Amusements' with 'Gladstone' written below (Gladstone is a town about 30km south of Wirrabara). It's difficult to place the vintage of such a strange looking loudspeaker, though the 1940's and 50's come to mind.
I make a sound recording of the main Town Hall space, positioning the hand-held device on the lectern so as to capture the ambience of the space from the stage. The discrete buzz of fluorescent lights provide a hushed continuum as incidental sounds from the building and outer periphery materialise: the creak of the roof in the sun, a whisper of wind, the muffled trill of a magpie, a passing vehicle, an unidentifiable murmur, a rustle of trees.
It's a quiet world out/in here.
Later this/next week: PART 3 – Wirrabara Forest and other locales.


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In March of 2016, Boston's bombastic garage rock n' roll band The Gala appeared seemingly out of nowhere. Accompanied by the premiere of the single "November" on 100.7 WZLX, recorded to 2" tape a couple weeks prior at Zippah Studios, they made their debut on air at 91.5 WMFO and announced a number of dates to follow. Quickly concocting an incredibly powerful and dynamic set of material that is relentlessly frenetic, audacious and charismatic, managing to stay unflinchingly cool while belting out a blur of caustic sincerity. Self-releasing their single on 7" vinyl and for download through their publishing group Hi Fi Hepcat Press.
They have managed to build a hype for themselves with a spring, summer and fall packed full of fun-loving, energetic, fuzz-drenched shows in support of their single and it's video. Their schedule has been a myriad of collaborations with prominent and up-and-coming bands, established promoters and fitting area venues like O'Brien's (Allston, MA) and Lilypad Inman. Spreading their frenzied sermon of rock n' roll with additional support from Vanyaland, VanyaRadio, WEMF, 90.3 WZBC and 88.1 WMBR, there's no telling what debaucherous exploits will come!
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Heading our way September 2nd is Maplecroft, the first book in the new "The Borden Dispatches" series from award-winning author Cherie Priest. It offers an inventive and daring take on the story of Lizzie Borden.
Maplecroft casts the infamous axe swinger not as a murderer, but as a hero struggling to save the world from an evil that lives in the ocean depths off the shores of Massachusetts. Think Lizzie Borden with elements from H.P. Lovecraft… how can you go wrong?
Priest made a name for herself in 2009 with Boneshaker, an ingenious mix of alternate history and zombie fiction that heralded the rebirth of steampunk. Hammer acquired the rights back in November 2011, but there hasn't been an update since the initial announcement. We'll keep our eyes open for more on that as well as future "Dispatches."
"Lizzie Borden took an axe and gave her mother forty whacks; and when she saw what she had done, she gave her father forty-one…"
The people of Fall River, Massachusetts, fear me. Perhaps rightfully so. I remain a suspect in the brutal deaths of my father and his second wife despite the verdict of innocence at my trial. With our inheritance, my sister, Emma, and I have taken up residence in Maplecroft, a mansion near the sea and far from gossip and scrutiny. But it is not far enough from the affliction that possessed my parents. Their characters, their very souls, were consumed from within by something that left malevolent entities in their place. It originates from the ocean's depths, plaguing the populace with tides of nightmares and madness.
This evil cannot hide from me. No matter what guise it assumes, I will be waiting for it. With an axe.


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It's about that time for many of us to start traveling for the Summer as the semester comes to a close (thank GOD!). As for myself, I flew to Chicago two weeks ago for my Spring Break and decided to give you guys a travel guide because I know packing can be stressful (especially if you pack last minute) or if you're like me and overpack (oops). In my defense though, I go to sleep wanting to slay the next morning but I end up going to my Monday classes in a hoodie, lol.
I also like to make a tentative itinerary of places I would like to see as well as restaurants to try, with addresses for both, including times they open/close so I can make the most out of my time. Clearly I like to stay organized, but this also helps me pack because I have an idea of the places I'll be visiting.
For more travel fun, fashion or beauty tips, visit my blog here 🙂
Regardless of where I'm going, I have a notepad of essentials that I need for almost every trip and adjust it depending on my destination. A week before I leave, I like to go ahead and stock up on whatever I'm running low on that will also be coming with me on my vacay. For example, the 3 weeks prior to my trip to the Windy City, I was running low on concealer and my fave moisturizer. Knowing I was going on a trip, I didn't bother running to the store every time I ran out of a beauty or skincare product. Instead, I made a trip to Target on Sunday to stock up on everything I needed before my flight on Wednesday. Of course, it's totally optional to restock your skincare/beauty essentials right before a trip but I always have some sort of dupe or replacement lying around that I use because it's easier for me to run to the store for everything all at once.
*TIP: DO NOT forget to pack a small bag of medication such as painkillers, Zantac, and any other medication you may need to toss into a small bag or purse. It will save you the hassle of running to the drugstore God forbid you get sick!
This is so important and surprisingly many people forget to check the weather of their destination because they assume what the weather will be like (i.e: Florida is always sunny. It rains there pretty randomly) but it is always better to be safe than sorry. As soon as I confirmed my hotel/flight I checked the weather for Chicago and unfortunately, the Windy City weather report was being bipolar leaving me confused as to what to pack. At first the 10 day forecast said it would be snowing but changed to freezing rain, light showers, to a normal sunny day. Talk about a rollercoaster! (It definitely was cold the day we landed & did in fact snow later that day #yay).
Now that you have stocked up on anything you were low/out of and have checked the weather, you can start to plan your outfits. I like to stick to a basic guideline of "types of outfits" when I travel and it has never failed me and leaves me room to pack various options and styles.
For starters, you need a comfy airport outfit (depending on how long your flight is and whether or not you'll be able to check into your hotel as soon as you land). This is important because most check-in times are at 3 pm and if you have a red-eye flight (like I do) you want to be comfortable for the flight yet be dressed enough to be able to start site-seeing or go out to eat.
Depending on the number of days you're on vacation, you want to follow the 1 casual/1 slay rule. You may be doing an adventurous activity yet going to a fancy dinner spot at night, so having both options for each day is always helpful. Be careful following this rule in order to avoid over-packing. For example, I'm gone for a total of 4 days and 3 nights so I packed 3 casual outfits (not including my airport one) and 3 dressy outfits with a variety of shoes and tops I can interchange with my casual outfits. After all, wearing an outfit two different ways and folding everything neatly will save space in your suitcase!
Pack pieces that you can wear alone or layer. Layering with a long cardigan, kimono or trench coat will allow you to take it off/put it on throughout the day should the weather fluctuate and again—add variety to your outfits, allowing you to pack lightly yet stylishly. (#score!)
As you can see, I laid out all my shoes, jeans and blouses in separate piles and made outfits with the appropriate shoe and accessory. If I liked the way it looked, it was lined up on my bed so by the end of all of my outfits—I could see what kind of colors and different styles I had (taking out and adjusting whatever style that was too repetitive). After the first 2-3 outfits, I started using only tops or layering pieces (sometimes a different jean) and matched them to clothes already in the pile I planned on taking. That way, all the clothes could be worn more than one way. I took pictures as I went for the purpose of this blog post, but it actually helped my sister & I coordinate outfits so that her suitcase could be filled with whatever else that didn't fit in mine. (We wear each others clothes so technically—I had two suitcases to work with 😉 although she did pick out some looks only she planned on wearing).
Since I'm in school I almost never get to wear my collection of heels. I fought the urge to bring them all and settled for a nude, neon & floral heel to bring a little something extra to my casual outfits. I wore my white all-star converse to the airport so my bag only had three pairs of heels. My sister wore my combat boots and since the weather was predicted to be cold-ish – we were prepared for whatever. Not to mention, the combat boots will give an edge to any of my casual outfits versus my converses.
You didn't think I would skip this section did you? Lol, so I don't recommend traveling with all your makeup because God forbid your luggage gets lost (#nightmare).
Living in the South, I don't need moisturizer as much as I would in a windy/cold city so my CeraVe lotion was the first thing I threw in my beauty bag followed by a toothbrush and toothpaste. Make sure you have only your needed skincare essentials—do not take your entire vanity with you. A simple face cleanser, makeup remover wipes and some Mario Bidescu Drying lotion will do the trick for a few days. Even a small face mask packet (since airplanes tend to dry you out).
Take your routine makeup, applicator/brushes and one eye shadow palette that can create multiple looks. Since I shower at night to let my hair naturally dry (and since most hotels have blow dryers) I only packed my straightener and 32 mm NuMe wand to create different looks throughout my trip. If you're staying somewhere for an extended period of time, I wouldn't bother lugging a bottle of shampoo and conditioner. I usually drop into the closest drugstore and pick it up in the city I'm vising (some hotels will give you bottles on the daily too).
I took my big Kate Spade bag to hold my laptop, DSLR, phone chargers, wallet, etc. as well as any small items that could get lost in my suitcase (i.e: extra hair-ties, bobby pins, painkillers, etc).
I hope this was helpful! You can check out the detailed post on how I styled my outfits here.
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Forbes magazine directed me to this quiz that claims to show which presidential candidate most agrees with me.
Not surprisingly, I was in lockstep with Romney 76 percent of the time. Next was the Libertarian kook Ron Paul (yipes!) at 74 percent. And then with Obama at 44 percent.
That's correct. Obama is not always in error.
On social and science issues alone, Obama and I agree 89 percent of the time.
I have often and unkindly been labeled a right-wing nutcase, so I send a rotten raspberry to those who attach labels too easily.
But just because Obama and I agree on such things as abortion rights, gun control, stem-cell research, etc., does not mean I don't want to send the incompetent, politically correct, anti-American collectivist straight back to Chicago on the next train.
The quiz indicates Romney and I agree on issues like illegal immigration, health care, the economy and foreign policy.
Looking at parties instead of just candidates, I am with the Republicans 76 percent, Libertarians 70 percent, Democrats 44 percent and the Greens 43 percent.
I'm a bit of a tree-hugger. Who knew?
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(Update: Whoops! I overlooked part of the quiz. After retaking it, my results in some areas were significantly different than those written above. The updated results are in one of the comments. Goodness, I may be a right-wing nutcase after all.)


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Ten rules for success in business
If only being successful in business was as simple as clicking your fingers. Working with many Kiwi clients regularly, I see time and time again what works for business and what doesn't.
Like most things in life, running a business is a balancing act - you might have the best product in the world but if your customer service leaves a lot to be desired you won't succeed. Likewise, you might have the best possible team, but your competitor down the road beats you every time on product quality and price. Here are my 10 rules for business success. Hopefully there's a point (or two) that you can apply to yourself or your business.
1. Target
You are not all things to all people. Decide on your niche. Narrow your focus and you'll broaden your appeal. The quickest way to fail is to try to be everything to everyone.
2. Be different
If your competitors are doing it, don't. Stand out from an overcrowded marketplace where so much of the advertising and so many products look the same.
What are those things you wish you could do but haven't? Realistically, most of your ideas can be done - do them and be different to the rest. Different is good.
3. Build a team
Don't hire an employee to fill a position, employ a person to be part of a team to build your business. And if they don't ooze your values, don't touch them with a bargepole - you can't change someone's values, so make sure the people you bring on board share the same values as you. Trust your gut feeling.
4. Be fast
Time is the most precious commodity. When delivery is expected Friday, show up Thursday afternoon. Return calls and emails now. And if you can't meet the deadline, tell them as soon as you know you won't hit it, rather than at the last minute. Preferably, of course, just deliver!
5. Say thank you
A lot. Tell your customers and employees how much you appreciate them. Better yet, do it the old-fashioned way: take pen to paper and write them a note.
6. Be consistent
Make sure your business has a consistent look and feel. A customer must get the same flavour from everyone within your organisation and every piece of communication from your business. Always.
7 . Smile
Don't think people buy from you only because of price, product quality or your warranty. They buy because they like you. When you are interviewing someone for a position in your company and you don't see a smile, pass on them.
8. Fanatical optimism
The glass must always be half full.
Attitude will always win out in the end and infect all of those around you.
Google, Apple and Facebook were all one-man bands at one stage, which shows the sky really is the limit (in fact, make that the stars) if you go about your business and personal goals the right way.
9. Sell soft
Don't ever hard sell.
Instead solve problems and satisfy wants. Do what is truly best for your customer. Do that and watch the word of mouth referrals roll in.
10. Leave your comfort zone
Never accept the idea that this is the way you've always done it. Never accept that a new idea or technology could never work for you.
Try new things. If you don't, someone else will and you will kick yourself for not having given it a go. You can do it (thanks Nike) So, just do it!
So what will you think more on and start doing tomorrow? Actually today would be better.
Zac de Silva is a business coach - www.businesschanging.com
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Eyes health
With the eyes we can navigate in space, receive external impressions of all in a row, so the desire to preserve their health is quite logical.
In this section:
- Solar eclipse is dangerous for the eyes
- If the diagnosis of "glaucoma"
- Electronic eye sight returns
- Honey for vision: eat, smear, we bury
- Cataract: Remove immediately or let ripen?
But as modern reality eyestrain much higher than it was for our ancestors, plus the negative impact of the environment, then it makes it more difficult, but it is possible.
Of course, first you should consult your doctor. If the examination shows that there is no reason to worry, try to help yourself with means which have a cosmetic effect. First of all, "Feed the eye." For eyes is very useful vitamin A. It is found in foods of animal origin. Most of it in the liver, butter, cream, eggs and cod liver oil. Its precursor beta-carotene (provitamin), human liver which is recycled into vitamin A, is a product of vegetable origin. And most of all vitamin A- in carrots. Such popular carrot juice should not be drunk more than 3 times a week. It is a great burden on the liver. For better absorption is added to dairy products or vegetables cream. Zinc, which many in the beet, increases visual acuity. Most menu include vegetable beet salads and vinaigrettes.
- See also: How to remove swelling Eye?
- What is needed to maintain the health of the eye?
It's summer and the abundance of greenery around. For the eyes is helpful to look at the green – it calms the nervous system and relaxes the eye muscles. Interestingly, wallpaper light green-lit room immediately increase by 15-20%, which also helps the eyes. This is another reason to love the color green.
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With eye diseases of all kinds of sports well give preference to cycling exercise – running, swimming, cycling. Thanks to them, increases efficiency and strengthens the eye muscles sclera.
Another problem characteristic of modern man – this is a computer eye syndrome. Alas, it is familiar to almost all who have been forced or volunteer to work with the monitor for long periods. Redness of the eyes, burning them, blurred vision, double vision, eye fatigue – these are signs of it.
Of course, the best way to avoid eye sindrom than the decrease in computer not to use it. But if this is not possible, try to take care of yourself. For example, the text you have to read at a distance of 70 cm. From the monitor, and the workplace should be well lit – in any case, not a lamp, and the total light. It should fall evenly and not to give glare on the screen. After every 2 hours is necessary to give your eyes rest well at this time to do a special eye exercises.
Try to pay attention to how far you hold a book reading or hoop when embroidering. It should be 30-35 cm (about arm's length from the elbow fingertips).
- First aid for eyes:
– How to get rid of swelling and bags under the eyes?
When you brew a tea bag, do not throw them. They are very helpful to remove the puffiness under the eyes. Still warm, apply them in the eye and lie down, relax for 15 minutes. It can be put on eyelids swabs soaked in a warm infusion of chamomile or mint.
– If eye fatigue
It is also useful to splash on them from the palms cool water, a kind of water massage.
– If the swollen eyelids
Put them on the slices of raw peeled potatoes. You can grate it, wrap in a piece of gauze and put on the eye area. Hold for 15-20 minutes.
If you like the swimming pool, remember that chlorine adversely affects the eyes. Use the special glasses, especially if your eyes are irritated by something. As soon as you walk out of the pool, carefully rinse your eyes with running water.
- Exercises for eyes:
Remember how in the movie "Die Fledermaus" heroine Chesnokova concerns about issuing daughter married, taught their child exercise, called "shooting eye"? So, this is an excellent tool to strengthen the eye muscles. Perfectly it helps with eyesight. If you train yourself daily "postrelivat 'eyes, then at the same time improve the circulation of the retina, and he stiffened upper eyelids.
- Repeat 10 times "in the corner to the nose, on the subject of" first with open eyes and then with closed.
- You can add a slow rotation of the eye, first clockwise, then counter with a maximum amplitude.
- Repeat the same with his eyes closed. Take your eyes as much as possible to the left, then right.
- Fix the view on a subject that is close to you, then move on an object in the distance.
- In the exercise, often blink often 15-20 times.


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Topic closed. 55 replies. Last post 11 years ago by cps10.
do you let others borrow money on occasions?
Not sure what bothered me more - the fact that i was out $2,000, the fact he kept gambling and bragging or the fact he blocked me.
Emily and Janet,
Throughout this conversation, the one thing that has bothered me the most is the fact that they chose to block you. That indicated that they had no intention of paying you back or even discussing it anymore.
They are thieves, pure and simple.
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Well I dont want to borrow any money from anyone...having said that..if every member here at LP would like to donate One Dollar to the" Lotterybrakers SUV Fund" that is fine..LOL..send your donation to Lotterybraker..all proceeds will be used wisely and in return I will send you a nice picture of my new SUV..LOL..hopefully not a poor attempt at humor in a serious thread...
"Attention all Mathematicians: Check your degree at the door because when it comes to whole numbers you are the Amateur"
I think that is cool. At least if I gave you a donation I would know where it was going and would not expect to be paid back and would get a great picture of your SUV suitable for framing.
I am floored to hear that these people done that. especially when one brags about how they have the winning way (MAP to the money) and make it seem that they are doing great playing numbers.
i never lend my money to others for gambling. and rarely for anything else for that matter. Sure i have helped people out but if they screw me even once i'm done with them. as far as loaning money.
i wish i had all the money i have given/loaned to people over the years and never got back. I could probably take a few vacations to Hawaii.
When people have bills that are bigger than their pay check then they should be concentrating on paying the bills not playing the lottery. Many times people hit the lottery for some good cash and then spend it all back trying to hit again. it a bad proposition all around. Cause the bills usually never get paid off. Because they need the cash they won to continue their gambling addiction. A win seems to fuel the fire and create some illusion that well if i won the other day i might win today too.
Sorry this happened to you all don't loan money to a gambler no matter how big a heart you have. Unless you can afford to take the loss yourself.
In the past when i have given people money i knew i might never see it again this includes family members as well as close friends. I can count on one hand how many have paid me back.
I love this...people claimiing to have the "winning way" but end up broke. And then keep barking about it. Now it makes me wonder if all of the study that I did on this "winning way" was for naught. It's one thing to brag and win with your own stuff. It's another to NOT play your stuff and then lose with it because you didn't tell us about the secret "loss potential" it had. What a joke and a joke of a human being. Dispicable it is.
The North Carolina Education Lottery - so much a joke that here are their mascots:
Maybe it's me, but I don't find any humor in this story .
That is just it...you have to be state specific or else you will get blown out. If you want to play 30 states, fine. Make sure you damn well have 30 bankrolls - one for each. And you better play them individually and plan for them individually, or you are finished.
Sure I can give you a list of 30 numbers...and chances are one of them will hit in the U.S. somewhere. At which time I could post WOW---I told you!!! But without calling your shot a la the Mighty Babe Ruth, it doesn't mean squat. I now post state specific. Otherwise my posts are worthless in terms of profits.
Truer words have never been spoken. If it's not a profit it's not a profit.
Thank you Rick. I could get a number, but if I am losing my backside, it doesn't matter.
I didn't just throw that comment out for no reason- there was a post by someone which I should not name with 11 laughing heads on it regarding the people that lost money.
It has "disappeared" from the thread...
Please tell me I did not imagine it...
You did not imagine it.
you did not imagine it - very tacky to enjoy another person's misfortune.
love to nibble those micey feet.
whew !
I have never have seen posts just disappear.
Oh well...at least someone else saw it.
Yes Emily , it is very tacky...
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Well done CPS10 and Rick G:
Thats why I appreciate your posts because you folks bring us back to reality.
Rick is totally correct that a profit is a profit. I can develop a "system" and back test it in several states to make it fit the outcome I want. You know the old saying about making numbers say what you want them to and then contend it was your expertise that made it happen. Creative math has been around forever. Heck look at the government. Print more money and claim the economy is great.
The fact is that after being with LP for a very few months I realize that you have to forward test new ideas. To heck with back testing. I do not want to know what coulda, shouda, mighta been, I want to know if I can win in a few draws and not have to expend the whole bankroll to do it. If you lose all the time it ceases to be much fun anymore.
It is like what higher management used to tell me when I worked in corporate America "what have you done for me lately".
Although I love to read about possibilities because of new wrinkles in the way people play numbers, the bottom line is the bottom line. This is the simplist math I know, how much can I afford to lose, how much did I spend, how much profit did I make.
I feel I have to win enough to at least break even so I can continuing playing. But I am speaking as a new lottery player. The only benchmark I have is to relate it to my gambling days where I had to make a profit to survive and I had to pay back my debts.
Loaning money to a friend is a good way to lose a friend..Give them money rather then loan them it..
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Happy Valentines Day 2017 – Send Happy Valentines Day Quotes To Girl Friend
They adore a sense of humor. So if a man is out there to get his lady, then he better make her laugh her heart out. The best way to get to a women's heart on Valentine's Day is to send her loving wishes and greetings. Women love good poetry and originality. So if he is able to whip up a teeny saying for her, then she'll smile the whole day.
Greeting cards come with self-printed beautiful messages and quotes. These will do if the man puts in some extra effort and writes his own small message. There is a thin line between being witty and being downright ignorant. Keep the jokes simple and neat, women do not enjoy vulgarity. All women love letters, and the best mode of communication today are text messages. Send your girl a loving text message and convey to her how much she means to you. Oh, the magic of words!
Valentines Day is celebrated on 14th february of every year.It is celebrated in many countries around the world, although it is not a public holiday in most of them. On this day both the genders of love birds exhibit their love by presenting gifts and greetings. So we here presented the best quotes,greetings ,wishes and sayings about valentines day quotes to wish your love .
Hugs are invented to let others know you love them without making use of single word. Happy Valentines Day My Girl
When love is not madness, it is not love
We are most alive when we're in love.I feel like am alive now
Anyone can catch my eye, but it takes someone special to catch my heart and that you who made it . I love you my baby – valentines day quotes for him
Whenever you're having a bad day, remember this " I Love You" 🙂
"Love is composed of a single soul inhabiting two bodies." – Aristotle
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If you have only one smile in you give it to her, because her love is your happiness
If you would live hundred years , i want to live ninety nine years and 365 days ,because i can't imagine my life without you even one day
Together is my favorite place to be.
You are always new, the last of your kisses was ever the sweetest and every kiss is unique feel
A heart is not judged by how much you love other, but by how much you are loved by others.
I have roses in my hind right now,it would be replaced by diamonds on your neck soon !! Wish you a Happy valentines day quotes
I keep myself busy with things to do. But every time I pause, I still think of you.
A thousands hearts would be too few
To carry all my love for you. – happy valentines day quotes for him
"There is never a time or place for true love. It happens accidentally, in a heartbeat, in a single flashing, throbbing moment."
A life lived in love will never be dull.
A kiss of you makes my heart young again and wipes out the years.
"Love is not finding someone to live with; it's finding someone you can't live without.
I was assigned to a full time job by god i.e loving you
Forgiveness is choosing to love. It is the first skill of self-giving love. – cute valentines day quotes for boyfriend
I think the perfection of love is that it's not perfect
Love doesn't dominate; it cultivates
Sex is the symbol of love
I do not want flowers or diamonds – I am happy in being with you.
Today is Valentine's Day but we men like to call it, Extortion Day!
In love there are two things – bodies and words Happy Valentines Day Darling
"I am pathetic, you are pathetic. Everyone in this world is pathetic. One day, two people come together in mutual weirdness and fall in love." -happy valentines day quotes for my boyfriend
i want a cute and long relationship where others feels like damn they are still together
Love is an emotion experienced by the many and enjoyed by the few.
Love is the virtue of the Heart,
Sincerity is the virtue of the Mind,
Decision is the virtue of the Will,
Courage is the virtue of the Spirit. – valentines day hampers for her
Love is being stupid together.
Age does not protect you from love. But love, to some extent, protects you from age
"I love this universe because the entire universe helped me to find someone like me"
Love is best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched, it can only be felt
You never lose by loving. You always lose by holding back.
Nobody has ever measured, not even poets, how much a heart can hold but i did it ,its only you my heart can hold. Happy valentines day
Love life and life will love you back. Love people and they will love you back.
We can only learn to love by loving.
Valentines Day Quotes and Greetings For Her
If you were a movie, I'd watch you over and over again…
My mind thinks of you the second before I fall asleep and as soon as I wake up each morning.
Keeping you happy is my promise to you, keeping us together is my mission in life.
To the world, you may be one person, but for one person you are the world
I love you and that's the beginning and end of everything – happy valentines day quotes for ex boyfriend
"But you've slipped under my skin, invaded my blood and seized my heart."
Who said world is most beautiful thing ,its you which is far more better than anything
I never give up on you and you will never give up on me. I will always be there with you just as on the first day we met
Sometimes I knock on doors of your heart just to make sure I still live there.
it feels so good to wake up with you in the morning
You are just a strange little compass that leads me to that wonderful emotion called love.
The only time i want to be with is forever 😀
I love you not because of what you have but because of what i feels
I'am always here for you not because i want you to be with me but because i want to be with you… – valentines day card quotes for him
I care for you not because you need care but because i want to..
My heart is just perfect because you are embedded in it
True Love cannot found where it actually exists or where it is hidden, it is just the feeling
I just found mathematical expression of love i make you ,its cot 90 degree's
The more boys I meet, the more I realize that i was with right guy and that's you. – valentines day bears for her
Function of My organs is my heart longs for you, my soul dies for you, my eyes cry for you
Don't say a word. Let the silence from our hearts speak for us. – sweet quotes for valentines day for him
You are like a candle. When you came, you brought light to my life
Its not your job to change your man. It's your job to teach yourself to understand him
To be your friend was all I ever wanted; to be your lover was all I ever dreamed.
I got the exact meaning of love when i first met you
My wife, my friend, my love, you are my everything. – good valentines day quotes for him
Distance isn't an issue because at the end ,i end up with you.
My six word love story: I can't imagine life without you
I never wanted to be your whole life – just your favorite part.
Touch my heart with your fingers and you will hear the most wonderful heartbeats dedicated only to you.
Love me without fear..
Love me without restrictions..
Trust me without wondering…
Accept me How i am
I would walk down the aisle. I would walk through the desert. . I would swim all the oceans just to see smile on your face – inspirational valentines day quotes for him
If you make a man laugh, he likes you. But if you make a man cry, surely he loves you
You may hold my hand for a while, but you hold my heart forever – valentines day wishes
Time continues to flow as my love for you continues to grow.
I hope that every time you smile and laugh the reason is me – valentines day verses for her
If these rose could speak the language of my heart then they would convey i love you
The most memorable people in your life will be the people who loved you when you are not loving your self – valentines day wishes for husband
I have found the paradox, that if you love until it hurts, there can be no more hurt, only love
Today i just got the meaning of most beautiful words ," I Love you " Because of you
Forever is a long time, but I wouldn't mind spending it by your side. – valentine day wishes for boyfriend
Valentines Day Quotes and Wishes For Him
You=Awesome. Me=Lucky
"In my wildest dreams, you always play the hero. In my darkest hour of night, you rescue me, you save my life."
Life is the first gift, love is the second, and understanding the third.
I wanna hear a guy says "I made plans for us."
You're my everything. Everything else is just…everything else.
When I'm with you, I feel safe from the things that hurt me inside.
Within you I lose myself. Without you I find myself wanting to become lost again. -valentines day greeting cards photo
If I did anything right in my life, it was when I gave you my heart.
I've Fallen love many times but always its with you – valentines day wishes for wife
I have decided to stick with love. Hate is too great a burden to bear.
I may get into heaven or hell but at the end everything is with you
"I love you. Remember. They cannot take it"
True love stories never have endings.
Thank you for being you, its you i like the most – valentines day wishes to friends
i'm sorry if sometimes I get jealous.that someone else could make you happier than i could
A real woman can do it by herself, but a real man wouldn't let her. I Found my real man and thats you. Happy valentines day
I didn't chose this life. I chose HIM. The life was just part of the deal.
Be with someone who ruins your lipstick – not your mascara and that's you. Happy Valentines day
He is not a lover who does not love forever.
No, he's not perfect. But he's perfect to me!
We fight, kiss, text, talk, argue, laugh, hug,smile and love. Its an other normal day for us ,because everyday is an valentines for us .
Pure love is a willingness to give without a thought of receiving anything in return.
You are the guy all my love quotes are all about.
We must love one another or die. – valentines day wishes for him
You wanna know who I am in love with? read the first word again 🙂
The real lover is the man who can thrill you by kissing your forehead. – Marilyn Monroe
Thank you, my love, for always making me feel like the most beautiful woman in the world.
If I had to choose between breathing and loving you I would use my last breath to tell you I love you – valentine day best wishes
I love you
Not only for what you are
But for what I am
When I am with you
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Publication Date: February 10, 2013
Just as tiny kittens and puppies grow into bigger cats and dogs, wild animal babies grow into adults too. These full-grown animals may no longer be cute and cuddly. Their wild instincts may kick in. They can become very large, even dangerous. What happens to these exotic pets when owners realize they can no longer care for them but they can't be returned to the wild? And what about big predators that get hurt or sick? This photographic journal takes readers -behind the scenes- at five nonprofit sanctuaries and rescue zoos, and one care farm, that have opened their doors and their hearts to desperate animals in need.
About the Author
Award-winning nature author Jennifer Keats Curtis is frequently found among students and teachers, talking about literacy and conservation. In addition to Moonlight Crab Count, After A While Crocodile: Alexa's Diary, The Lucky Litter: Wolf Pups Rescued from Wildfire, the Animal Helpers series, Baby Owl's Rescue, Kali's Story (Children's Choice Book Award 2015), Salamander Season, Primate School, and Turtles In My Sandbox for Arbordale, some of Jennifer's other recent titles include Seahorses, Osprey Adventure and Saving Squeak: The Otter Tale. She lives in Maryland with her family and a wide variety of pets. Visit her website at www.jenniferkeatscurtis.com.


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2008 Featherweight Rookie of the Year Decision Tournament 1st Round: Masumi Tozawa vs. Haruo Ochi R1 3:11. Ochi quickly dropped his opponent with a left hook, though the knockdown was at least partially due to Tozawa being off balance from trying so hard to retreat in time to avoid Ochi's charging combo. As a whole, Tozawa was the better striker with a good kick and knee game, but he didn't get to use it often as Ochi's wrestling was too good. Tozawa appeared to be straight out of the UWF, with the bad pro-wrestling habit of trying to control his opponent with a side headlock rather than through clinching, which got him taken down once when they were against the ropes. Ochi had room later, so he figured he might as well throw his opponent if he's going to expose his hips. Tozawa fought this backdrop, but couldn't adjust his hips to roll Ochi and wound up being hoisted up and planted for the spectacular KO.
2008 Light Heavyweight Rookie of the Year Decision Tournament 1st Round: Naoji Mikoshiba vs. Taijiro Iseki 2R. Pretty good matchup with Mikoshiba being the superior wrestler, but after losing the first round Iseki stepped it up, going all out to get the takedown. Iseki would get stuck in the clinch once he backed Mikoshiba into the ropes, but if the bout was a bit stalled, it was intense even in its inactivity. Mikoshiba eventually got the takedown in the second, stealing a close round to earn the majority decision. Above average match.
2008 Featherweight Rookie of the Year Decision Tournament 1st Round: Yuki vs. Nakashi 2R (R1 skipped). A dull tentative fight. Nakashi was clearly losing due to Yuki's right hook knockdown early in round 2, but he still lacked any sense of urgency. Finally, after a restart, Nakashi tried to turn it on, but by this point there were only a few seconds remaining. Yuki coasted to a 20-17 decision on all 3 cards. Below average match.
2008 Light Heavyweight Rookie of the Year Decision Tournament 1st Round: Daiki Tsuchiya vs. Hidenori Nishino R2 2:54. One advantage MMA has over pro-wrestling is greenhorns are capable of having as good a match as anyone else. Tsuchiya & Nishino's combined experience is one match, but I haven't seen an MMA match from 2008 that I enjoyed more. Great all out fast-paced action from bell to bell. Tsuchiya has a go for broke style, taking all kinds of chances such as diving onto his downed opponent with a punch in the process of keeping the pressure on and trying to finish the fight. He pulled off a belly to back suplex and a cartwheel guard pass, while Nishino had a neat omoplata reversal. There was a great sequence where Nishino spun the waistlock trying to get the takedown, but Tsuchiya kept his balance and used the momentum to swing for his own takedown, only to have Nishino plant and drop down into the mount. It didn't matter though, as Tsuchiya reversed with the buck and roll before Nishino could take advantage. Both were good in standup with Nishino possessing more power, but Tsuchiya being explosive and lightning fast in all areas, flying around with superman punches. Tsuchiya knocked Nishino down with a straight combo then in the ensuing exchange took him out with a right straight/left cross combo. Excellent match.
Shinpei Tahara vs. Tiger Ishii 2R. Tahara controlled the first round with an early leg trip takedown, but Ishii always made it interesting, starting by bucking him off. Ishii drove forward to try to take control before Tahara could get back to his feet, but Tahara rolled through and regained the top. Ishii was active on the bottom, nearly reversing and coming close to a triangle, shifting to the omoplata though Tahara retained enough leverage to throw reverse punches. Ishii got his striking going at the start of round 2, landing a high kick and flurrying with straight punches, but Tahara took him down. Again Ishii was active, but in a way this actually worked against him as he did such a good job of moving the action never stalled enough to prompt a restart. Ishii came close when he pushed Tahara off after he mounted, but Tahara took side mount before Ishii could get off his back. Ishii nearly had a push and roll, but the danger is you expose your arm, and the bout ended with Ishii trapped in a cross armbar, potentially moments away from tapping. Ishii had his moments and did a lot more to make the bout interesting than his victorious opponent. Good match.
Masatoshi Kobayashi vs. Tomonori Taniguchi R1 3:01. Aggressive, fence swinging standup bout. Kobayashi knocked Taniguchi off his feet with a right hook, but slipped on his high kick followup, allowing Taniguchi to gain control and recover. Soon after Kobayashi got free, he put Taniguchi down with a left straight. The replays revealed the two overhand rights Kobayashi landed in the lead up were actually more devastating than the knockdown blow, as they were direct hits to the eye, which quickly swelled shut, causing the stoppage. Pretty good albeit one-sided match.
Kazuhiro Ito vs. Shintaro Ishiwatari R1 2:17. Ito wanted no part of exchanging, so he'd disengage whenever Ishiwatari tried to attack, float in with his own combo later. He tried for a Kimura takedown, but Ishiwatari rolled him to the mat when Ito's trip failed. Ito still had the arm, so he tried to transition into the cross armbar. However, Ishiwatari maintained his squatting base, eventually standing up and delivering a wicked face first slam that jarred Ito's neck back at least to the brink of its flexibility for the KO win.
Ryuichi Miki vs. Kenji Hosoya 2R. Hosoya consistently outwrestled Miki, but was unable to mount any sort of offensive as Miki would squirm back to his feet. Near the end of R1, Miki landed some good ground punches after escaping then rear mounted, but the round ended as he was ready to extend the arm. Miki was again outwrestled in the second, though he did score a takedown late. A close fight with Miki getting the end for his late first round success. Average match.
Hiroki vs. Akihiro Murayama 2R. Murayama was very deliberate, all about getting the takedown and applying the submission, but Hiroki defended well with some nice escapes. Murayama worked the clinch game, but it would take him quite a while to get Hiroki down from this position. After a three minute struggle, Murayama dropped into rear mount, but Hiroki was able to avoid the choke through wrist control. Round 2 saw a lengthy exchange of takedowns and standouts. Murayama finally took advantage of the mount with a cross armbar with a minute left, bringing the fight to a bizarre close where Hiroki made no attempt to escape but Murayama couldn't get enough leverage to force him to tap, so Hiroki just rode it out only to then lose via unanimous decision. The bout was completely one-sided – one judge scored it 20-16 – and there wasn't even much offense, but Hiroki kept it interesting with his momentary escapes. Average match.
Mamoru vs. Yuki Shoujou 3R. Uneventful, repetitive contest that was all standup, but contained few exchanges in the first two rounds as one fighter would always tie the other up and drive them into the ropes where the bout would stall until their opponent slipped out or they simply gave up. They opened up in round 3 as so little had happened it was anyone's guess who the rounds were going to, with Mamoru getting his counter punching game going, landing some good left hooks. I wouldn't have wanted to score this, but as it turns out it wasn't even close, with 2 of the 3 judges giving every round to Mamoru. Below average match.


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UKU U17 & U14 Open Indoor Nationals 2016-17 - Info Pack and DRAFT schedule
We are pleased to now release the Info Pack and schedule for this weekend. Apologies for the delay. Some teams had been struggling to finalise their arrangements and hence we couldn't confirm the number of teams - which as you can imagine makes scheduling difficult!
The schedule is now final.
Please be aware that Captain's Meetings will take place as follows:
U17s: In the Dome, at 945am.
U14s: In the foyer by the Sports Sall, at 10am.
Info Pack: https://goo.gl/cG7uEN
Schedule: https://goo.gl/sELQlz
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We are now renewing our mobile website. A brand new service is ready to show you the weather in a new way. The old mobile website was designed before smart phones became common. With the new design, we have emphasized on utilizing the benefits of the touch screens.
The current changes for Yr affects only the mobile website. Yr on PC and mobile apps remains unchanged.
Benefits of the new mobile website
The new website utilizes the touch screen on today's modern mobile phones.
We have designed a new flow of interaction in which we benefit from the touch screen and swipe function for a more seamless transition between detailed daily view and long-term forecast.
What is new?
New seamless transition between the short-term and long-term forecast. For the long-term forecast, you scroll vertically. If you would like to see the detailed forecast, click on a day and swipe horizontally.
Improvements to search: Did you know that you can search for more than 10 million worldwide locations on Yr? The location database has been updated, and in addition we have added a "Nearby"-button. Using this button, you can quickly find the weather for your location, in case you do not want to type the name or don't know the nearest location name where you are. Click on the search area, and the button will be displayed.
Summary of the day: In the overview, we are now summarizing the most important information for the day: Maximum and minimum temperature, total precipitation and maximum wind strength.
Weather graph: A new feature on our website is the weather graph, displaying the forecasted weather situation over 10 days. For now, you will see weather symbols, precipitation, wind strength and direction. This graph is showing the next 9 day, and by clicking on a day, the graph will expand to display the details.
Probability of precipitation: As you may have experienced, the weather forecast does not always describe what actually happens, but is a prognosis for the expected weather. And because many understand the forecasts solely based on the weather symbols, it can be difficult to communicate the uncertainty: Sometimes we display a weather symbol without precipitation, but there might still be a small chance of some rain. This is why we are now displaying the probability of precipitation.
Redesign of the precipitation map: Some users tell us their main reason for using our mobile website is the precipitation map (radar). This map shows you how clouds and showers are moving and give you updated information about precipitation in the region – more information than what we can show using the weather symbols.
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Improved readability: In addition to larger clickable areas, we have focused on improved readability with larger fonts and more space.
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The minimum size parallel conductors permitted for elevator lighting shall be _____, provided the combined ampacity is equivalent to at least that of a 14 AWG conductor.
a) 20 AWG
b) 16 AWG
c) 14 AWG
d) 1/0 AWG
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The correct answer is: a) 20 AWG
Section 620.12 of the 2011 NEC notes the minimum size conductor requirements for elevator cables. More specifically, as noted in 620.12(A)(1), "For light
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