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This Appleby Chicken or Small Animal Run features multiple doors and removable panels for easy access. It has been manufactured from zinc coated stainless steel making it durable and weatherproof.
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When he thought a taxi driver was reaching for a weapon a 60-year-old Portadown man grabbed him by the arms, Craigavon Magistrates Court heard last Friday.
Ronald McGuinness, Garvaghy Park, Portadown, was fined £200, with a £15 offender's levy, for assault on September 9 last year.
He was also fined £100 for criminal damage and ordered to pay £138 compensation for the damage.
The court heard that at 8.15pm police received a report of an assault on a taxi driver.
The injured party had picked up the defendant at his home address. There was a verbal altercation and the driver asked McGuinness to leave the vehicle.
The defendant grabbed the injured party by the arms and placed his elbows on his chest. When the driver attempted to radio for help McGuinness pulled out the wires for the headset.
When interviewed the defendant accepted he had grabbed the injured party by the wrists.
He said he saw the driver move his hand down the side of the seat and thought he was going to lift something so he tried to defend himself.
McGuinness denied any intention to cause the damage which amounted to £138.
A barrister for the defendant said McGuinness, who had a few drinks taken, was pre-occupied with his phone.
The taxi driver thought he was being asked to return to the address so he turned the car round. The defendant asked him what he was doing and there was an argument.
Things got out of control and McGuinness thought the driver was going for a weapon but he was only trying to push the panic button.
District Judge, Mr Mervyn Bates, said the defendant's long, clear record had to be acknowledged.

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Board of directors for motion control group named
The Motion Control Association appointed John Hegel, the Preisdent of American Control Electronics, as the chairman of the board during the group's annual conference.
The Motion Control Association (MCA), the global trade group representing the motion control industry, announced its 2013 Board of Directors during the annual MCA Business Conference in Orlando, Florida.
John Hegel, President of American Control Electronics was named Chairman of the Board. Bill Steury, Group President – Automation & Pneumatic Solutions of Cross Company will serve as Vice-Chairman of MCA.
Hegel succeeds Andrew Vogl, Vice President – Sales, Americas of Kollmorgen and Bill Allai, Motion Control Principal Engineer, National Instruments, who remains on the MCA Board as Past Chairman.
Hegel, Steury and Allai are joined on the board by newly-appointed director Ray Butler, Vice President and General Manager, Kollmorgen. Butler is serving his first term on the board.
The other 2013 members of the MCA Board include Kyle Ahlfinger, Vice President, Minarik Automation and Control; Matt French, VP/PMC Division, AMETEK; Dan Jones, President, Incremotion Associates Inc.; Kevin McNicholas, Vice President – Nook ATC, Nook Industries, Inc.; John Payne, Vice President of the Motion Division, Yaskawa Electric America, Inc.; Ken Sweet, General Manager, Parker Hannifin Corporation, Electromechanical Automation Division; and Victor Swint, VP/GM Motion Control Business, Rockwell Automation.
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Before the calendar turned, 2016 already had the makings of a pivotal year for manufacturing, and for the world.
There were the big events for the year, including the United States as Partner Country at Hannover Messe in April and the 2016 International Manufacturing Technology Show in Chicago in September. There's also the matter of the U.S. presidential elections in November, which promise to shape policy in manufacturing for years to come.
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Three boxes of books arrived via UPS on Monday, the literary possessions of my elder daughter, Gwyneth, who graduated from college last week and moved out of her apartment in Evanston, Ill. Teetering on our little stoop, the heavy boxes looked like a cardboard skyscraper.
These aren't Gwyn's only student artifacts — we'd taken five suitcases full of clothes and bedding home with us on the plane — but they might be her most important. That she had graduated from college was obvious from her diploma (magna cum laude, thank you very much), but the books represent more meaningful achievements.
The books in the three boxes are the lucky ones, the ones that had made the cut. Others — books she didn't like, or from classes she'd rather not remember — we took one morning to a Goodwill one town over.
Gwyn gave away most of her Proust, keeping just a single volume, the way one might kill a rattlesnake and keep just the rattle as a sort of talismanic reminder of a vanquished enemy: "Let me tell you about the time I killed a sidewinder/slogged through 'In Search of Lost Time.'"
She kept some Wordsworth and gave some away, because, really, a little Wordsworth goes a long way.
Nietzsche went in the giveaway pile — surely it will just make him stronger — as did female Japanese short story writers. Male Japanese novelists, on the other hand, made the cut.
The prewar history of Italy was not something Gwyneth saw herself revisiting in the coming years. At a Goodwill in Illinois, a good deal can be had on books concerning the Risorgimento and the rise of Mussolini.
Gwyn's birthday is next week. She'll turn 22. More amazingly, I'll turn into the father of a 22-year-old. If you had told me when I was 22 that would someday happen, I'd have dropped my beer (Carling Black Label, in a can).
And yet I recognize myself (an English major) in my daughter (a comparative literature major). I recognize the heft — psychological and physical — of those books. I remember how — after I'd finished at the University of Maryland and my uncle was helping me move out of my apartment in Langley Park, loading box after book-filled box into the U-Haul — he said, "Have you ever considered the benefits of illiteracy?"
While Gwyn was unpacking her boxes and filing the books on the shelves of her childhood bedroom — displacing Gail Carson Levine with Haruki Murakami — I went into the basement to see what I'd saved from college.
There was "The Oxford Anthology of English Literature, Vol. II" (from Blake to Auden), its pages onion-skin thin, and Spenser's "The Faerie Queen," its spine still sporting a yellow "Used" sticker from the Maryland Book Exchange.
There was my little clutch of Existentialism — Sartre, Camus, Malraux — books that had so affected me that I spent three days in my junior year sitting on the couch, smoking cigarettes and staring out the window, wondering what was the point of it all.
There was Erasmus's "The Praise of Folly." I'd left a book mark nestled between pages 136 and 137 and had scrawled something in black ink next to a passage that read: "Soon after, when they come to themselves, they say they do not know where they have been, whether in the body or out of it, whether waking or sleeping. They do not remember what they heard or saw or said or did except in a cloudy way, as if it were a dream. All they know is that they were never happier than while they were transported with such madness."
My marginalia on this: "Stupidity and drunkenness."
That may have been what Erasmus was literally writing about. His descriptions of the joys of a nice bender and the pain of a bad hangover are spot-on. But as I read his words in the musty cellar, I thought maybe they applied to something else, too: to that time in our lives when the lucky among us spend our days reading and thinking about what we've read.
Erasmus continued: "Thus, they lament that they have come to their senses and want above all to be forever mad with this kind of madness."
And if the real world isn't like the world we encounter in books, whose fault is that? The books'? Or the world's?
Desserts made with homegrown blueberries are on the menu. Go to any of the area Clyde's restaurants — or the Hamilton, the Tombs or Old Ebbitt Grill — and you'll find at least one of these dishes: blueberry pie, blueberry crisp or blueberries with whipped cream. Order any of them and a portion of the proceeds benefits Camp Moss Hollow, a summer camp for at-risk kids from the D.C. area.
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2010 NFL Draft: Second-Round QBs to Wreak Havoc on Draft TonightApril 22, 2010
Anything can happen in the NFL draft, and with that mentality, the general managers of the league will suit up tonight and get ready to knock heads.
Whether that means trading up and reaching on a player to insure you walk away with him, or trading down to get more picks to do it in a later round, both are guaranteed to happen.
In this human chess match involving the football careers of college kids and the NFL's franchise owners wallets, there will be a lot of shifting around in this draft.
The latest word from league sources is that the bottom of the first round could be littered with trade-ups for franchise quarterbacks. Teams in need of a quarterback to varying degrees include:
Buffalo, Cleveland, Seattle, Oakland, St. Louis, Carolina, Arizona, and Jacksonville.
Jimmy Clausen:
It's been speculated that Clausen may fall down draft boards, and the longer he stays on the board, the more likely it is that a team trades up for him at a better value. Currently the field is incredibly cloudy on where Clausen may end up. The early rumors being Arizona or Minnesota at the end of the round, while more likely a team that previously passed on him could get back into the first for him.
Likely trade-up teams: Oakland, Washington
Colt McCoy:
Many scouts have Colt McCoy listed ahead of Jimmy Clausen, contrary to earlier boards. McCoy has blown teams away with his Pro Days, and many people believe he could become the best quarterback out of this class after Bradford. The Browns have shown the most interest in him, likewise with the Rams, who still could draft the defensive monster Ndamukong Suh.
Likely trade-up teams: Cleveland, Seattle
Tim Tebow:
It's hard to bet against a player like Tim Tebow. His mechanics are coming along, and his leadership and work ethic are literally unrivaled. Mel Kiper has him potentially going at No. 22 to New England or No. 30 to Minnesota. The team courting Tebow most however has been Buffalo. Sources are revealing trade talk between Buffalo and New York for the No. 29 pick.
Likely trade-up teams: Buffalo, New England
Before the night is over there could very well be four passers taken in the first round, which is great news for the teams that do not trade up into the first. Due to all the quarterback trades, first-round talent such as DT Brian Price, WR Golden Tate, DE Sergio Kindle, CB Kyle Wilson, and DE Jared Odrick all may fall into the second round.


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Cross Creek at Lakeside, 6 p.m. (girls), 7:30 p.m. (boys)
Evans at Grovetown, 6 p.m. (girls), 7:30 p.m. (boys)
Richmond Academy at Greenbrier, 6 p.m. (girls), 7:30 p.m. (boys)
Hammond at Augusta Christian 6 p.m. (girls), 7:30 p.m. (boys)
Augusta Prep at John Milledge, 6 p.m. (girls), 7:30 p.m. (boys)
Grovetown girls coach Jaime Echols tries to limit the amount of time his team practices this time of year. With the Lady Warriors playing in the region (and likely) state tournaments in the coming weeks, he wants to keep them as fresh as possible.
Echols tries to limit practice time to between 80 and 90 minutes. Good luck telling that to his players.
Lakeside coach Jody Hilley has been preaching patience to his boys basketball team.
This week, the Panthers listened.
After rallying in the second half for a win Tuesday night at Evans, Lakeside broke open a tied game with Grovetown in the fourth quarter Friday night. The Panthers used a 9-0 run to create some separation in a 61-49 victory.
Damien Postell is busy these days trying to fill out his coaching staff and plan for the summer.
Hired Tuesday as the second head coach in the history of Grovetown High School, Postell said he's planning to lean on his experience to help build the Warriors into a playoff team.
The 36-year-old Postell coached for another set of Warriors – Jefferson County – when that squad once played a 7-on-7 camp in Hoover, Ala., against some of the nation's best teams and players. One of those players they faced? Julio Jones.
Augusta journalism for me seems to have come full circle
Some of you will remember me. Some of you are fairly new. I look forward to seeing all of you – old faces and new alike – in the coming days and weeks.
Tristan Hawn planned to leave town Tuesday, embarking on a 14-hour drive to Dallas.
The trip could lead to another trip much farther away. Hawn is playing as a member of USA Football in the U-19 International Bowl on Sunday at AT&T Stadium in Dallas. If he fares well this week, he'll advance to play for USA Football in the summer in Sweden. "It'd be incredible. You'd get to fly to Sweden and be somewhere you've never been before," Hawn said. "You can't really describe it."
It had appeared that Richmond Academy had a strangle hold on the top spot in Region 2A-AAAAA with Greenbrier and Lakeside slugging it out for number two, and Evans and Grovetown were battling to not be the region cellar dweller. After one wild week on the hardwood the No. 2 spot in the region is still up for grabs.
Grovetown, who started region play 0-4, pulled off two huge wins last week. First the Warriors edged the Panthers in a 77-70 overtime thriller on Jan. 15.
Joey Varnadore enjoyed home-field advantage Friday night.
Competing in the Area 18 Youth Scholarship finals – a companion event to the Augusta Futurity – the Augusta Christian junior took advantage of his run inside James Brown Arena. Varnadore and Reyminate marked 221 to edge out a fellow Columbia County competitor. With the victory, Varnadore took home a $3,000 scholarship.
Augusta University is holding its annual Military Appreciation Day this weekend.
The Jaguars play host to Clayton State in a basketball doubleheader starting at noon with the women's contest at Christenberry Fieldhouse. The men's game follows at 2 p.m.
Tickets are $10. Senior citizens, non-Augusta University students and current and retired military personnel get in for $7.
After embracing each other, Lakeside's girls turned to coach Sarah Wexler and pushed her into the pool for a celebratory swim.
The Lady Panthers swim team ended Greenbrier's run at the Columbia County Swimming Championship in thrilling fashion Thursday night at the Augusta Aquatic Center.
With Greenbrier leading Lakeside by two points heading into the final event, it came down to the 400-yard freestyle relay to determine the county girls champion. Both teams lined the pool to support teammates.
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A lot of that story and a lot of beats from that saga are in there — and a lot of characters. Without being religious about it, I think it's a very admiring adaptation. Obviously when you're adapting anything you make some changes. But all the characters are there – Yukio, Viper, Mariko, Shingen, and Logan obviously. The whole cast of characters that exist in that world exists in our film.
It's set after X-Men 3, but I wouldn't call it a sequel to X-Men 3. You have a choice the second you enter a world like this with a huge amount of comic books, backstories, three movies, a Wolverine origins movie … You have decide where you're going to exist in relation to all these other things, particularly if you're working with an actor who actually played the character in other films. I felt it was really important to find Logan at a moment where he was stripped clean of his duties to the X-Men, his other allegiances, and even stripped clean of his own sense of purpose. I was fascinated with the idea of portraying Logan as a ronin – the definition of which is a samurai without a master, without a purpose. Kind of a soldier who is cut loose. War is over. What does he do? What does he face? What does he believe anymore? Who are his friends? What is his reason for being here anymore? I think those questions are especially interesting when you're dealing with a character who is essentially immortal.
It was only to my advantage to set it after the X-Men films because the X-Men had effectively ended at that point. A lot of the key characters had died. There was a sense if I'm locating this film not five minutes after the other movie, but a period of time after that last X-Men movie, I can find a Logan who is living separate from the world. He is no longer a member of some superhero team.


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Where Were You When?
The Times, reporting on the tragic death of Heath Ledger, interviews a law student on the street:
Others in the crowd said their first reaction to word of his death was disbelief. [X], 24, a law student at New York University, was in a seminar about Jesus when someone sent her a message about Mr. Ledger. She checked the Web, then walked to the apartment "because of the way our generation is; we sort of feel we're a part of each other's lives."
X,* I agree. And, as an interested observer of the lives of others, including law professors, I wonder how Prof. J. H. H. Weiler will feel about this random mention of web surfing during his class in the nation's paper of record.**
* If you want to see the student's name, check out the article. But it doesn't add much to the story to repeat it here.
** At least I think this is the right class. It is the only class in the NYU directory with Jesus in the title, which seems pretty conclusive. It is also a seminar, taught Tuesdays this semester from 4-5:50.


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Every poet has a secret life: Denver Poet Laureate Chris Ransick's is stored in a keg. Aside from fostering his deep love of verse, Ransick has also nursed a twenty-year obsession for home-brewing that's left him an experienced aficionado with a palate for poetic suds. One of his favorites, a classic English ale called Sneck Lifter (which he encountered in the United Kingdom while tramping in the footsteps of William Wordsworth in the Lake District), is the inspiration for Liquid Poetry, a malty ale created in collaboration with Tom Larsen of the Wynkoop Brewing Company to toast National Poetry Month.
That's what Ransick and every other beer-loving poet in town will be doing at tonight's Liquid Poetry celebration at the Wynkoop, 1634 18th Street, which will not only showcase the brew, but will also serve as a forum for beer-specific poetry-contest winners and others. "It's not going to be typical poetry reading. It's going to be a poetry party," Ransick says. Poetry Month will reach out to the common man.
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Casks will be decanted, music and poetry will be made and general fun will be had beginning at 7 p.m. Admission is free, but the beer isn't: For $5 (which partially benefits Re-cording for the Blind & Dyslexic), you can get your draft in a commemorative glass emblazoned with artwork by Bill McConnell and a bit of doggerel by Ransick, tonight and throughout April. Go to www.denvergov.org/poetry or call 303-297-2700.
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LA CANADA >> Cinderella's glass slipper was decided by athleticism.
Gladstone High School was making its first CIF-Southern Section boys basketball playoff quarterfinal appearance in 41 years. St. Francis was trying to make a semifinal game for the first time in school history.
The Golden Knights will still live that Cinderella dream after scoring a 55-43 Division 3A victory on Tuesday night. St. Francis will play cross-lawn rival La Canada in Friday's semifinals.
Kyle Leufroy, who had an off-night shooting, made the shots when it counted. The junior guard scored 10 of his game-high 17 points in the fourth quarter. But it was a big three-point play and a non-scoring play that made the difference.
"In a game where a guy shoots 5-for-20 and he turns the game around for you with sheer athletic willpower," St. Francis co-coach Ray O'Brien said. "It is mental and physical coming together. He makes a huge play. You watch great players. They're not hitting shots and some figure out a way to do it."
The Gladiators' Yoaun Villanueva knocked down a 3-pointer to cut the Knights' lead to 44-41 with 3:01 to play. Leufroy drove for a layup. He missed the shot, but got his own rebound. He put the ball back in and was fouled by Manny Chavira. He made the free throw.
"(He) is one heck of a player," Gladstone coach Gary Kilmer said. "He's kind of a difference-maker out there."
Evan Crawford hit a 3-pointer to give the Knights a 50-41 lead and Kilmer called time out. Leufroy tipped the inbounds pass away and stole it and then made the layup for a 42-41 lead with 51 seconds to play.
"We just had to dig it in," Leufroy said. "I just have to try and not stay frustrated,. I have to try to help the team in other area. At the end of day, I did not have a very good shooting night and I just couldn't knock down the shots."
The Gladiators (24-4) made runs every time the second-seeded Knights (18-11) managed to build a lead.
"We didn't shoot the ball well" O'Brien said. "We played very good defense, especially in the fourth quarter when we locked them down. We figured that the way we play defense and the way we rebound, we could them to 45 points. But we didn't score much more than that."
St. Francis led by as many as six points in the second quarter, only for the Gladiators to close the gap to within 25-24 with 2:45 left in the half.
St. Francis went on a 12-1 run to start the second half with a fastbreak that seemed to break down the Gladiators.
"They had too many fastbreak points at the end and that was the story of the game," said Gladiators center Chavira, who had a game-high 14 points.
Carlos Ramos hit a 3-pointer and Chavira hit an 18-footer to close the gap to 41-35 at the start of the fourth quarter. Chavira had a 7-footer and Villanueva's 20-footer made it 44-41.
St. Francis had 16 offensive rebounds to Gladstone's zero. The Knights outrebounded the Gladiators, 44-22.
"We had a hard time rebounding with them and stopping their fastbreak," Kilmer said. "That shot after shot. I cannot fault the kids too much,. Those kids are physical."


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Is Chris Brown attempting to make a foray into the world of politics?
The singer took to Twitter to make his stance on one of the nation's most controversial topics: universal healthcare.
"Not to get all political, but I think we as Americans should get #FREEHEALTHCARE #butthatsjustme," he said.
But Brown swiftly stepped off his soapbox and proceeded to tweet about his latest single featuring a collaboration with the late singer Aaliyah.
The "Don't Think They Know" music video was released yesterday and has a posthumous appearance by the R&B singer.
The final frame in the video is a written message that reads, "Dear Aaliyah, We love and miss you, thank you for inspiring all of us."


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to shut down the thread would be a big loss to me. I like this cam, this thread and the people in it! I hope there are alternatives to make it easier for you to continue.
I'm also glad to see the thread is still "open for business" - many thanks Tom!
Could I make a small suggestion for post #4 ... add a comment that installing the new boot loader is done using the same process as a firmware load. Some won't know this (I didn't), the answer is of course in the thread but we know how reluctant people are to use the search tool
#16 FW and GUI Download Repository
I have found that I can temporarily re-open this thread to post new Firmware or provide information updates. So I was pleased to see that my ability to close the thread was not a one way street, at least for now. Also, the closed thread appears to only stop new posts and can still be read, links are active, and Firmware can still be downloaded (I think). So for now I plan to keep it closed, and re-open it when the next Firmware is released in the near future (unless the forum moderator takes other action).
Closing to new posts for now is a good thing since I didn't like where the thread was diverted. It was always my intent for the thread to be a "self-help" repository of helpful information, mainly in regards to camera issues related to RC Aerial Video, where people with problems could look for and find possible solutions (if they would take the time to use the resources), and to post their aerial video links for enjoyment by others. But it became much more, with too much diverted discussion and users looking for quick solutions because they were too busy to access the organized help pages and search functions, resulting in a regurgitation of the same questions over and over. Very weary reading, indeed.
So my intent for now is to give the thread a rest and keep it closed until the next Firmware is released. And in the interest of supporting the camera developer, I will keep the thread open for a period of time after any new firmware release, mainly to get user feedback on it for any bugs spotted so they can be fixed. Once the thread posts start to become divergent again, I will close it back down to keep it focused and eliminate redundancy.
If you wish to know when the thread is re-opened with new firmware available for download, you can subscribe to the thread and configure your user settings to send an email alert of any new post to the thread. That way you don't have to keep logging on and looking to see if anything is new.
If any users have feedback on the numerous color settings, start to gather your thoughts in an organized manner, and you can give your suggestions for improvement when the thread is re-opened. The developer needs this information for further tweaking of that function.
New "verified" #16 Seller for U.S.
At the developer's request, I'm adding to the verified seller list this "new" seller of the #16 camera here in the U.S. Though his U.S.-based eBay store was announced in this thread a short while ago, the developer's backing as a verified seller should put at ease potential U.S. buyer's concern for getting the "real" #16 as well as on-going service from an outlet here in the U.S.
Stay tuned for other new developments shortly.
Thread Re-birth
I'm re-opening this thread, with greater emphasis on the thread purpose and posting protocol. I'm hoping the disruptions that affected my decision to close this thread will not recur. I've restated the thread purpose in post #1, which I'm asking everyone to now review. My intention is to keep the thread going as long as the thread's purpose does not get side-tracked again.
Thread user's co-operation with this protocol will be appreciated.
To differentiate this re-focused thread from another thread which stole the name to capture users from this thread, I have revised the name slightly. Any links which pointed users to this thread with the old title should still bring users here.
I am glad you reopened this and clarified the first post
I did notice something about powering my #16v2 that Im not sure if others have ran into.
I have a dedicated 1A 5v regulator for powering the camera, and it gets extremely hot! I upgraded to a 2A and get the same results... if the max charge rate is anywhere around 700mah it shouldnt be overheating my regulator...
Im building a switching regulator to reduce inefficiency but just wanted to see if other experienced the excessive draw? I used a 1A wall charger with similar results...
Last edited by therau2000; Dec 19, 2015 at 08:30 PM.
When charging only, it's pretty cold. When charging and recording it's warmish, but nothing like very warm.
I don't know what regulator you are using, but does it perhaps require a heatsink? I list all the typical currents drawn by the camera in post #1020, but I believe I missed the external power recording and charging. I'll measure that when I have the time and update post #1020 accordingly. I'll also measure the temperature of my charger!
You also don't specify the type of regulator you're using. I assumed an AC power supply, but maybe you're using a DC-to-DC converter, which may well produce more heat.
Like I said, my 550mA wall charger works perfectly, without any overheating whatsoever.
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Antonin Dolohov grimaced as he sniffed the bubbling goblet. Trying to delay the moment he had to swallow the vile, gooey substance, he checked for the poisoned dagger. It was placed neatly on top of the folded black robes, the jeweled hilt gleaming darkly in the candlelight.
This mission was the utmost of importance for his Lords new plan to work. He had been hand selected for this secret mission, and only he and the Dark Lord knew of this task involving the use of the Polyjuice Potion. If he were to be successful in this task, it would be the first of many steps towards his rise in status within his Lords band of Death Eaters.
His eyes shone with excitement as he thought of the power and prestige he would soon possess.
He held his breath as he brought the goblet up to his face.
Bottoms up.
* * *
Ginny was delightfully giddy as she followed the raven-haired boy down the darkened hallway. Her hand was enveloped in his much larger one, and she reveled in the feeling of his warm, quidditch-roughened hand on hers.
He had caught her on the way back from the library, whispering excitedly that there was something he wanted to show her. A little puzzled, and with just a touch of excitement, she had agreed to his odd request. It was close to their curfew, and the thrill of being out after hours combined with the delight of being in his company impaired her judgment.
There had been a glint of something wicked in his emerald eyes when she had given her consent, but before she could study it further, she was encircled in his arms. The hug had effectively thrown her off balance, all thoughts of examining anything flying out her mind. Unfortunately, before she could hug him back and fully enjoy the experience, he pulled away.
After a few minutes of hurrying down corridor after corridor, she had started to lag behind. Immediately, he had appeared by her side, giving her a warm smile before capturing her hand, leading the way a little slower than before.
Ginny sighed quietly as they went up another staircase the third set within the past five minutes. She was beginning to wonder where Ron and Hermione were. This type of after-hour escapade was usually conducted in their company.
Harry, cant you tell me what it is you want to show me? Ginny whispered as they turned another corner.
Were almost there, he flashed her a tight, unnatural smile. I wouldnt want to spoil the surprise for you.
Falling silent once more, they turned a few more corners before Harry came to a stop. They were at a dead end in the more deserted part of the school. Only one torch was lit at the end of the corridor, bravely fighting away the darkness that tried to consume its light.
Look, Harry whispered and pointed to the end of the corridor. Do you see it?
Ginny was confused. She didnt see anything except an ordinary stonewall. Wait. Was that a no, it was only a flickering shadow cast by the lone torch.
Erm Ginny stared hard. No, I dont see anything, Harry.
Its there, Weas- Ginevra. Maybe youll see it better when youre closer to it.
Ginny threw him a strange look, and slowly made her way to the wall until she was standing right in front of it. She looked up and down, trying to make sense of what Harry was trying to show her. Was this some sort of puzzle or game?
Ron had a worried look on his face.
Have any of you seen Ginny? He flopped onto the couch next to Harry where he was promptly offered a puke green jellybean. Ron popped it in his mouth without even blinking, and immediately made a face.
She was in the library, last I saw. Hermione glanced up from her homework. Why are you so anxious to see her?
She said she wanted to talk to me about something tonight. Ron rubbed his hand against the back of his neck before looking up at the ceiling. I have a really bad feeling about this.
You think we should look for her? Harry popped the last of Bertie Botts Every Flavored Beans in his mouth.
What exactly is it that Im supposed to see? Ginny was getting exasperated. Why couldnt Harry just tell her what it was? She started to turn towards him.
This, Harrys voice was harsh and cruel.
Ginny felt a pain rip through her midsection. Shocked, she looked down to see the jeweled hilt of a dagger protruding from her middle. She looked back up into Harrys emotionless face, tears of pain and disbelief glittering in her eyes. She stumbled back against the corridor wall, the waves of agony stealing her breath and strength.
She slid to the ground, desperately trying to dislodge the object that was torturing her. Blood coated her hands, making everything slippery. She couldnt get a firm grip on it.
Harry, she gasped, trying to think past the all-consuming burning sensation in her torso. Harry, help me.
He stood over her with a smirk, watching her writhe in a pool of her own blood. Shadows from the sputtering torch danced over his face, giving him a mad demonic quality. After a few moments of drinking in the sight, he crouched in front of her and deftly removed her wand from her pocket. With a practiced flick of his fingers, it snapped.
Why? her voice was hoarse as she gazed up at his cold visage, the pain of betrayal almost as strong as the physical suffering.
He took hold of the hilt of the dagger and looked deep into her tortured eyes. With a sneer, he wrenched it to the side, wringing a sharp cry from her.
She almost passed out from the pain.
With a swift jerk, he pulled out the dagger, blood gushing quickly from the deep gash, covering his hands in a warm slickness.
Slowly, Ginny slid from her sitting position against the wall until her head was resting on the ground. She had her two hands pressed weakly to her wound, desperately clutching at her midsection.
Harry she whispered again, getting weaker as each moment passed.
Dont worry, Weasley, Harrys voice sounded distant. Even if someone does find you in time, you wont live. This dagger has been laced with a rare poison, and the antidote is even harder to make.
She could see his shoes stop in front of her face.
Destroy his loved ones to break and defeat him, Ginny heard Harry distantly.
The shoes left her field of vision, and hazily, she heard his steps fade away.
The chill of the stone floor was stealing through her body.
She could feel her heart pulsing, with more of her lifes blood escaping with each beat. She lay there helpless and bleeding, slowly dying.
Tears dripped down her face as she called for help. Her voice was feeble, and she knew that no one would hear her. There was a reason why Harry had led her so far away from the more trafficked corridors.
Ron she wheezed out. Ron, help me she gasped, desperately hoping that her overprotective older brother would find her, knowing that he didnt have a chance.
Ron stiffened imperceptibly next to Harry and Hermione as they huddled together underneath the invisibility cloak.
Why would Ginny be all the way in the North wing of Hogwarts? he heard Harry vaguely in the background, his glowing wand held above the Mauraders Map. They had just stepped out of the Gryffindor Common Room, ready to start their search for Ginny.
We have to get to Ginny, Ron was pale, his voice shaking. Now.
Wha Hermione trailed off as she saw Ron snatch the Mauraders Map from Harry and dart out of the invisible cloak at a run.
Little by little, Ginny grew lightheaded from all the blood she was losing. Her thoughts were becoming more disjointed.
She thought of how grief-stricken her mother would be at the sudden loss of her only daughter. She thought of all her older brothers who would no doubt blame themselves for not being there when she needed them. She thought of how lost her father would be now that his little girl was gone.
Memories of her life started to replay themselves before her eyes. The many family birthdays celebrated with so much gusto, the pranks Fred and George pulled, the day when she received her Hogwarts letter, the trip to Egypt, and her first kiss.
Her vision was starting to fade now, and the pain, although still there, was felt less keenly. The only thing she could hear was her own raspy breathing, growing fainter by the moment.
She felt so weak.
She felt so cold.
Slowly, the darkness consumed her vision until all she could see was a pinprick of light.
Ron kept his illuminated wand over the map, following each turn as fast as he could, the sounds of Harry and Hermiones footsteps echoing behind him.
She struggled to keep her breathing steady, but instead, gave a weak cough.
The heavy weight of dread was dragging him down, pumping fear through his veins.
Ron she breathed out.
Ginny! his mind screamed in panic. Hold on, Im almost there.
She took another shaky breath.
All was silent.
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Operation Anchorage was the first of five extra content downloads that was released to build onto your existing Fallout 3 game and is something of a disappointment! I have this as part of my Game Of The Year Edition so it's not quite so bad but I wouldn't have wanted to pay 800 Microsoft Points for this or buy it and The Pitt on a seperate disc because I think I migt have felt ripped off ~ especially when you hear what I have to say about The Pitt!!
Operation Anchorage can be played at any point in your existing game ~ you just have to travel to the specified location when you have downloaded this. It is based in an old Military cache where a group of Brotherhood Of Steel marines are trying to break in. The only way to do this is to play through an old simulation which depicts the defence of Alaska against the Chinese and, funnily enough, the only one who can enter that simulation safely is.....YOU!
The whole thing feels very retro, which is probably the intent, and the game-play comes across as very dated. Like I say, I feel this is probably intended but it doesn't make for a very enjoyable game! Thankfully it is fairly short and you do get some pretty awesome new weaponry including the Gauss Rifle, a laser sniper rifle, which I am assured is a throwback to the original Fallout games on the P.C!
Overall, I was not overly impressed and didn't think this added much to the main game though parts of it at the beginning were quite fun until it started losing its novelty value!
Next up is The Pitt. This sees you travelling via train tunnel across State to Pittsburgh where a slave mining colony has been opened. Your job is to enter the slave pit, via a mined Bridge armed with snipers much like the bridge at the end of Escape From New York, and discover the truth concerning a cure for the mutations that occur in those working the mining operation. During this add-on, you get the chance to join forces either with the Pitt Boss or the slaves but, as with all the Fallout missions, this is no black or white choice with moral implications whichever decision you decide to make!
This is slightly better though not as good as Point Lookout which remains the best of these downloads so far! The missions include finding a load of steel ingots a bit like the hidden packages side missions on the GTA games but here you find several ingots all together at once so, with one hundred to find, you don't need to find one hundrd seperate locations. There is also your standard infiltrate-an-enemy-base-and-wipe-out-every-fracker-there style mission and a it of an ongoing story thread that runs through the dpwnload. Again, some new fancy weapons are available that you can take back out into The Capital Wasteland so you would think it was worth playing......
Not so! The Pitt is bugged big style which means that on occasions, the game freezes between loading screens and you cannot do anything with it except switch off and reload! This is not just me! Scroll through the Internet and you will find lots of others who have experienced the same problem!! For me, I got right up until the final mission before the game started bugging in the same place EVERY TIME!!!!!
Basically as soon as I tried to re-enter The Mill to find a certain character, the loading screen would freeze. Once, I got through the door, achieved what I wanted and attempted to return to someone else I needed to meet in order to leave The Pitt and the game froze again between loads. Luckily I had saved my game just before trying to go through the door but when I tried to load that save, again the game froze on the loading screen!
After several days and lots of attempts, even trying to do the mission differently thinking that might be a factor of it freezing, eventually I just gave up and returned to an earlier save I had made just before I entered The Pitt! This is good advice! If you are going to play these download levels, always have a save ready just before you enter them so that if they do bug or play up, you have a get-out clause.
For me, the bugging issues and the fact that I am not alone and that lots of others have had the same experiences and the fact that Bethesda have released on this GOTY Edition a flawed product YOU CANNOT PLAY TO COMPLETION, all contribute to me giving this package the lowest score possible to give! I would have given this 2-3 *s for gameplay but I am that p****ed off with having to jump back to an earlier point, losing all the experience and extra equpment I had gathered (not to mention gameplay hours wasted) that I really don't feel these downloads desrve any better!
Fallout 3 is an awesome game that deserves much better than this!
I just hope that the Mothership and Broken Steel downloads more than make up for this or I will be forced to reconsider my opinion of Fallout 3 and of Bethesda in general! I really thin it is unprofessional and amateurish to relase a download that is bugged and that you cannot complete and it will take A LOT Bethesda for you to make this up to me!
Operation Anchorage, the first of five addons to the award-winning RPG Fallout 3 is very disappointing.
Operation Anchorage begins with the Lone Wonderer going to a Brotherhood of Steel Outcast hideout in the Capital Wasteland. The Outcasts are trying to enter a vault containing valuable relics. The only problem is that the only way to open the vault is to complete a military virtual reality simulation. Of course, the Lone Wonderer has to be the one to go into the simulation and fight in the Liberation of Anchorage, Alaska.
The story itself is ridiculous and is nothing compared to other DLCs like Point Lookout and Broken Steel. It just is a bit too straightforward.
The gameplay remains the same but some new weapons are used, such as the brilliant Gauss Rifle, a powerful laser sniper rifle. You also are not able to find stimpacks in Anchorage, instead you have to use health dispensers to regenerate health. This is a nice change, but it is unneeded and seems to just be Bethesda wanting to tap into the FPS fanbase. You can also get companions later in the game which add an RTS feel to the game. I admit that this is actually quite fun and mix matching different companions for different occasions is interesting.
Overall, Operation Anchorage is Bethesda's attempt to tap into the FPS fanbase, and it succeeds, at the price of alienating us RPG folk.
The Pitt, the second of five addons for Fallout 3 is better than the first, but not perfect.
The Pitt follows the Lone Wonderer travelling to an industrial raider town called "The Pitt" and meeting a man named "Wernher" who tells the Lone Wonderer that he needs help in retrieving a cure for the mutations plaguing the town developed by some evil raider boss named Ashur.
The story is far better than Anchorage's in depth and grittiness and involves a lot of moral choices which feels a lot more like Fallout 3, which can't be a bad thing.
The industrial raider called "The Pitt" is a bit drab and colour is absent, which is a bit disappointing, although some could say it represents the theme of the DLC.
Gameplay mostly remains the same except for a few new weapons like the badass Auto Axe which rips through enemies with. The gameplay is a lot more free roam than Anchorage, so there a quite a lot of side missions to complete.
Overall, The Pitt is far better than Anchorage in terms of RPG elements and story.
Fallout 3 was immense and massive, yet Bethesda released 5 DLC (downloadable content) all of which added countless extra hours to the fallout 3 universe. This review is on the first 2 dlcs namely operation anchorage and the pitt. For details about fallout 3 itself check out my other review.
To start off fallout 3 is set in a post apocalyptic world where you emerge to a destroyed city complete with mutants, raiders, survivors and two opposing military forces. The game in essence is an RPG game but involves action elements as well as a first person/3rd person shooter feel to it.
Operation anchorage has your character enter a virtual simulation where you would enact the battle between the US forces and China for Alaska. It lasts 3-4 hours long and has a more shooter feel than an RPG side. There are some new weapons, armor and collectibles but very little diversity in its missions. There is just one path you take from start to finish and once you obtain the rewards there is little incentive to comeback. Graphics, music is the same but the new level design is mostly set in the snow capped regions of Alaska and is a welcome change of scenery from the radiated lands of fallout 3.
The pitt has you visit a severely radiated area titled the pitt with the population slowly turning into wierd creatures due to the radiation. You are tasked with liberating the prisoners from the evil tyrant who apparently has the cure for the plague ravaging the population of the pitt. The mission structure is more diverse here than the previous DLC and the level itself is more accustomed with the fallout 3 universe. The overall dlc has a horror theme to it however due to the lighting, enemies and level design.
The pitt has a far better collectible system with excellent regards such as weapons and armor which makes it worth collecting. The new weapons are fun to use and some which you would definitely carry over to your main fallout 3 game. The pitt is slightly longer with the collectibles making it last 6-7 hours.
Overall these two dlc dont represent the best that fallout 3 dlcs have to offer but make an excellent addition to the game if for some reason you still cant get enough of fallout 3.
In terms of money it would be better to buy the fallout 3 game of the year edition as it includes fallout 3 plus all the 5 dlcs rather than purchase the dlcs individually


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The presentation of the new VJM07 and of the team's new look brought to the fore the sweet news every Formula One fan was waiting for – the new season is finally here.
With just a few days until the cars hit the track in the first pre-season tests, we caught up with our newest recruit, Sergio Perez, to take his pulse on the new season, the car and to look back at a very eventful off-season break.
"Winter has been a very busy period for me," says Checo as we meet him right after a seat-fitting session at our Silverstone headquarters.
"I had a knee operation, from which I have fully recovered. Since then, I have been doing some really good work with my trainers, back home. They came over to Mexico and we did both rehabilitation and a lot of physical work to get fully fit for the first day of testing."
Spending time at home allowed Sergio to witness first-hand the incredible passion with which his countrymen and women have welcomed his transfer to Sahara Force India.
"The whole of Mexico has got behind us: both the media and the fans are really enthusiastic about our new adventure," he says, as a smile opens on his face.
"I have a lot of support back home and I am really looking forward to bringing a lot of happiness to them. Hopefully we will achieve good results this year and repay all our fans' faith in us."
With the four days in Jerez looming ever closer, conversation soon swings over to the expectations for this new season.
"I am confident we will be ready and I am really looking forward to the big challenge that lies ahead of us," states the Jalisciense, who does not underestimate the task at hand.
"It's going to be a very busy time, some weeks in which we will need to get everything in place. It will be very important for us as a team to get on top of the new regulations as quickly as possible. It's a crucial opportunity to steal a march on our rivals, especially at the beginning of the season."
The first few races are a strong time of the year for Checo, who famously went close to winning the Malaysian Grand Prix with an incredible drive in 2012. Repeating such performances while starting a new adventure with a new team can be a challenge, one our driver is prepared to tackle with enthusiasm.
"I genuinely can't wait to drive the car. The expectations are high and everyone is working really hard for it. It's nice to work with my new team and now it is the moment to speed it up and do more together: this way, by the time we get to Australia everything will be second-nature."
As parting comments, Checo also reveals what he thinks of the new look of the VJM07 – and his reaction is as positive as the ones our fans shared with us.
"I really like the colours of the new livery, it does look very nice! There are some good Mexican brands on it as well which makes it even better for me. Hopefully those colours will bring us some very good luck!"


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Two hearings will be held in upcoming weeks that will impact the future of wireless communications facilities ( cell towers ) in Salem.
October 28 will see a "Council call up," an opportunity for city councilors to formally review a decision on the matter of a cell tower proposed by AT&T Mobility Corporation that will be taller, and closer to people, than city code currently allows. The hearing will be part of the City Council meeting.
AT&T recently asked the city to allow a variance be made to Salem laws about cell tower placement and size. AT&T requested permission to build a 69-foot+ tall cell tower at 1765 Center Street, and locate it in the US Market parking lot, about 55 feet from where people live and work.
The previous law limits cell towers in Salem to 35-feet high, and requires they have an at least 500-foot setback from the nearest areas zoned for residences or offices. After the City of Salem looked at the application, it made ten recommendations for AT&T to perform.
On August 20, the most directly impacted neighborhood association, Northeast Neighbors (NEN) objected to the request. They stated that AT&T had not found a location that was "least intrusive," as was required, since it hadn't considered Jason Lee Historical Cemetery and hadn't worked diligently enough to locate the tower on a Salem Hospital site. NEN also argued that AT&T hadn't considered the effect the tower would have on property values and it hadn't shown that noise would be minimized to the extent feasible, obligations that are also required by city code.
The person assigned to make the City's decision, Hearings Officer Scott Fewel had to weigh the city's ten recommendations and NEN's objections against portions of city law that allows variances to law be made for many reasons.
On September 9, Fewel decided to grant AT&T the variance. He said he found that AT&T "adequately addressed" what was needed to qualify for a variance as long as it also followed the City's ten recommendations.
He did not comment on NEN's objections.
At NEN's request, Ward 1 City Councilman Chuck Bennett asked for the Council Call Up. This means a new review of the entire matter will occur on October 28, with Fewel's decision no longer binding.
"We hope the council will look at the matter all over again," says NEN's Nancy McDaniel. "We don't know if this will result in the cell tower being rejected, but we just didn't feel the application was complete and there are some issues we would like to be addressed.
Both sides are expected to express their positions at the October 28th hearing; written public testimony is allowed prior to that date.
The second major hearing concerning cell towers in Salem is scheduled for December 2nd. This hearing will discuss the way Salem's laws may be altered to more effectively govern wireless communication facilities. As a result of this meeting the city may change, among other things, the rules for cell tower dimensions and placement.
Three existing Salem cell towers have already received "variances" from current code on how tall they can be or how near they can be to people. The potential new structure on State Street, if it is approved, would be the fourth; it would be 81% closer to areas zoned for people (residences and offices) than current law allows.
The codes that govern these matters were last updated in 1996, and both the City's Planning Division and Planning Commission believe re-writing and reorganization are needed.
On December 2nd a possible new set of codes, titled SRC715, which are available for review on the City of Salem's website, will be discussed.
The changes would be wide-ranging and if they are enacted, they would allow future cell towers to be built higher and closer to areas where people live and work.


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CHICKASHA, Okla., July 9 (UPI) -- It took nine months, but an Oklahoma farmer who lost his iPhone in a silo containing 280,000 pounds of grain has been reunited with his favorite mobile device.
Kevin Whitney dropped his phone into the silo in Chickasha back in October and figured it was gone for good.
After taking trips down the Arkansas and Mississippi Rivers, the 53-year-old's phone traveled to Japan where it eventually ended up with the Zen-Noh Grain Corporation.
Whitney, who though he had permanently lost photos from his daughter's wedding and family vacations which were stored on the phone, was shocked when he got a call from someone at Zen-Noh.
"He said, 'Is this Kevin Whitney?' I said, 'Yeah, this is Kevin.' He said, 'Did you lose your cellphone?' I said, 'Yeah, I lost my cellphone last fall,'" Whitney said, according to NBC News.
The phone was mailed back to Louisiana and then sent back to Oklahoma.
"It's crazy, I can't believe it. What really shocked me about it all was when I first got the phone call was what a small world it is. There are a lot of meaningful pictures on it, so we were real glad to get the phone back," Whitney said.


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South of Nowhere: Put Out or Get Out [Episode 3]
On this week's episode of South of Nowhere, it appears that the understanding and supportive Carlin family has a chink in their armor: they are not down with the gays. To quickly sum things up, while Spencer is out with her brother Clay, she meets a new friend, Kelly, who views their budding relationship as more than platonic. Ashley, who has nowhere to go for a night because her parents both have dates, spends a night at the Carlin's house while Spencer goes out with Kelly to see DJ Money. Ashley tries to warn Spencer of Kelly's intentions, but she insists that it isn't a date and rebuffs it as jealousy. Meanwhile, Glen and Aiden are still fighting and the scheming Madison ends up punking them both.
While Spencer is out, the cut-from-a-different-cloth Ashley weirds out the Carlins, especially the mother. The clash of Ashley's secular lifestyle with the very religious Carlin family is almost too much for Paula, who begins to worry about her daughter's well-being, especially after finding out that Ashley is gay. The ending of the episode worried the liberal in me, but it made me excited for various reasons. First off, an eventual showdown is going to happen between the Christian beliefs of Arthur and Paula and the sexual curiousities of Spencer. Also, there was a brief exchange between Clay and Ashley regarding Kelly's sexuality. Clay, who had met Kelly the night before, is way into her, and the question of sexual orientation never enters his mind. The only questions on his are: is she single and is she into him? When Ashley mentions that Kelly is a lesbian, you can read the look on Clay's face -- he is no longer thinking of his chances with the girl, he is now thinking about his sister, a topic that will obviously be dealt with in the not-too-distant future.
Ashley and Spencer have a tense moment after the concert, but like in the previous episode, they talk it out and make up. As they are hugging, Paula is walking down the stairs, sees them and states that it is getting late. To make things even more awkward, Ashley's bed is made downstairs, an obvious sign that the Carlin's morals do not waver.
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Pondok Padi Design manufactures and exports a wide range of Balinese furniture and homeware to clients all over the world. They use sustainable material such as mango, teak, and bamboo, handmade and hand-finished by skilled artisans.
Kuta-based Indonesia Export have been exporting Balinese furniture, home décor, jewelry, and all manner of quality craft products since 1995. Do take note that they deal in wholesale only.
Bali Parcel Handicrafts create and export a wide range of Balinese furniture, home décor, jewelry, handicrafts, garments, garments, as well as wide variety of trinkets and souvenir items, made by skilled artisans and craftsmen. Should you want to visit them in person, on-site, they offer pickup and transport arrangements from the airport to your hotel and to their factory.
TIP: Consider doing a bit of home improvement along with your Bali-inspired interior decoration (or redecoration) – simple things like improving insulation can help make you home more comfortable and save on your energy bills. If you live in the UK, get simple, straightforward advice and help from Honest John.
Business World Indonesia's Meghna Shukla talks to Gartika Founder Radhika Rao and how her startup is helping craftsmen and artisans showcase their work to the world.
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Bali is one of the world's most popular tourist destinations. An island province of Indonesia and home to most of its minority Hindu population, Bali's beautiful beaches, resorts, and rich history, arts, and culture continue to draw travelers from all over the world at a steadily increasing rate – which is impressive, given that the region has been and is still occasionally the subject of travel warnings from several countries, on top of its tourist industry weathering the effects of two terrorist attacks back in 2002 and 2005.
The more people get to know Bali, the more they can't seem to get enough of it.
Plenty of tourists seem to share that sentiment, and then… there are those who find themselves drawn into a steadily deepening connection with the place. What happens when you've traveled yourself out of being a tourist in Bali? Where can you go and what can you do once you've decided to forge something more meaningful – or at the very least, more interesting – to you personally than just the sights, sounds, and experiences that every travel brochure to Bali has featured?
Well, let's take a look at two of the more interesting possibilities.
Some have been driven to learn more about Bali – its history, its peoples, its traditions, its arts and culture – and one of the best ways to get started is to get in touch with the Indonesian Heritage Society. They are an all-volunteer, non-profit group nearly half a century old, focused on promoting Indonesia's rich artistic, cultural, and historical traditions.
The Society supports the Museum Nasional and maintains its own library, where enthusiasts and academics alike can conduct research and join study groups based on a specific area of interest or branch of Indonesian art, culture, or history. Additionally, they also provide lectures, heritage tours, and facilitate support for a number of non-English foreign language speaking groups as well.
Balinese art and culture has a long and storied history, tracing its Hindu-Javanese roots as far back as the fourteenth century, influenced by the artisans of the Majapahit Kingdom who expanded into the island. In the early part of the last century, Bali's exposure to more western influences has further pushed progress and resulted in the development of new varieties of Balinese art, most of which can be seen in the region today alongside the more traditionally-inclined work.
Some Baliphiles – be it frequent visitors or expats – have taken to beginning collections of Balinese art, handicrafts, furniture, antiques, and more. One advantage of purchasing goods in situ is that these are not subject to same taxes and duties as they would be had these been imported to the countries of origin of their respective visitors and aspiring collectors. There is a vast amount of variety in what you can collect in terms of Bali's arts and crafts, be they antique or more of the modern flavor; from intricate filigrees rooted in Bali's history and traditions, to more aesthetically modern crafts in whatever medium, there's bound to be something you'll find interesting enough to be in any of your collections.
There you have it – for the truly passionate, sometimes you have to go deep to truly get to know a place beyond what guided tours and tourist traps can offer, and this calls for time, effort, and a bit of dedication. For those who've given it a go and have stuck with it, it may well be worth more than what they initially put into it.
About the Author: Andre Salvatierra is a freelance writer who loves culture, technology, well-designed things, and great experiences. You can find him on Medium.
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6to4 tunneling enables communication between isolated 6to4 sites. However, to transfer packets with a native, non-6to4 IPv6 site, the 6to4 router must establish a tunnel with a 6to4 relay router. The 6to4 relay router then forwards the 6to4 packets to the IPv6 network and ultimately, to the native IPv6 site. If your 6to4-enabled site must exchange data with a native IPv6 site, you use the 6to4relay command to enable the appropriate tunnel.
Because the use of relay routers is insecure, tunneling to a relay router is disabled by default in Oracle Solaris. Carefully consider the issues that are involved in creating a tunnel to a 6to4 relay router before deploying this scenario. For detailed information on 6to4 relay routers, refer to Considerations for Tunnels to a 6to4 Relay Router. If you decide to enable 6to4 relay router support, you can find the related procedures in How to Configure a 6to4 Tunnel.
The 6to4relay command has the following syntax:
6to4relay -e [-a IPv4-address] -d -h
Enables support for tunnels between the 6to4 router and an anycast 6to4 relay router. The tunnel endpoint address is then set to 126.96.36.199, the default address for the anycast group of 6to4 relay routers.
Enables support for tunnels between the 6to4 router and a 6to4 relay router with the specified IPv4-address.
Disables support for tunneling to the 6to4 relay router, the default for Oracle Solaris.
Displays help for 6to4relay.
For more information, refer to the 6to4relay(1M) man page.
The 6to4relay command, without arguments, shows the current status of 6to4 relay router support. This example shows the default for the Oracle Solaris implementation of IPv6.
# /usr/sbin/6to4relay 6to4relay:6to4 Relay Router communication support is disabled
If relay router support is enabled, 6to4relay displays the following output:
# /usr/sbin/6to4relay 6to4relay:6to4 Relay Router communication support is enabled IPv4 destination address of Relay Router=22.214.171.124
If you specify the -a option and an IPv4 address to the 6to4relay command, the IPv4 address that you give with -a is displayed instead of 22.214.171.124.
6to4relay does not report successful execution of the -d, -e, and-a IPv4 address options. However, 6to4relay does display any error messages that might be generated when you run these options.


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Checking out now – MySupermarket online guide and app chops 25% off shopping bills
IT'S the ace website that's aimed at saving Brits money on their shop, so check out mySupermarket.
The site lets users enter their shopping list and then works out how and where they can save cash – on average a whopping 25%.
Whether it's cashing in by bulk-buying, switching supermarkets or changing to a better value brand, this is the go-to place for savvy shoppers.
MySupermarket launched in 2006 and currently boasts four million monthly visitors.
"Customers can see where the best place is to make their purchases and make sure that they are getting the right prices at the right time."Kate McGee
It's used by 10% of UK households and the number is growing as more Brits switch on to the savings to be made.
The site compares and provides the latest price data from nine stores – supermarkets Sainsburys, Asda, Tesco, Morrisons, Waitrose and Aldi, plus Ocado, Boots and Superdrug.
Kate McGee, mySupermarket director of marketing, explains: "It allows users to shop across nine stores to optimise their grocery shop. We offer a wealth of information from pricing, promotions and product information to make their shopping as easy as possible.
"Customers can see where the best place is to make their purchases and make sure that they are getting the right prices at the right time.
"We're independent from the retailers, so we work for the customer. We want to make sure they get the best value on each and every shop."
The website is simple to use and customers can start saving straight away.
Kate adds: "It's very user-friendly. As you add items to the cart, you can view the entire trolley across all nine stores to get a comparison of the price of the goods from each outlet.
"We also have Savvy Buys – items with at least 30% off their average price.
"So instead of going in-store and getting confused by all the promotions, users can see the really good deals. There's also a Swap And Save feature where, when a customer adds an item to their cart, we show options for switching the products to get value."
The average basket size is £80, and people tend to save on average between £17 and £20 per shop.
As well as the site, there's also a mobile app called mySuperList which allows users to take their shopping list with them to the supermarket.
"The app is an on-the-go version of the site," explains Kate. "You build a list on the site, or on the app, and you can take your list in-store and make realtime comparisons.
"So say you're in the cereal aisle and you want to make sure you're getting the best price for Cheerios, you can scan the barcode of the item and compare to other retailers."
Anyone with access to a computer or smart phone can enjoy using mySupermarket immediately.
Shoppers just need to register on the website, which takes about a minute.
Choose which supermarket you want to use, then it is as easy to fill your basket or look through prices and deals as it is to visit the retailer's own site. Mobile phone users just need to download the free application mySuperList which should also appear under a search for "mySupermarket".
Shoppers can browse by category, search for individual products and scan item barcodes to see where they can get the best deals.
Kate adds: "Our mission is to make promotions, prices and deals transparent and give the information you might not have if you just walked into the store."
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TEMECULA -- A call reporting a death led police to the discovery of an indoor marijuana garden and the arrest of the caller in connection with illegal drugs, authorities said Monday.
Police responded to the report of an unattended death at 6:55 p.m. Sunday on the 30800 block of Loma Linda Drive, police said in a release.
At the home, the police found a man who had died from causes that could not be determined, the release states. The cause of death is being investigated by the coroner's office, and the man's name was withheld pending notification of next of kin.
In the course of the investigation at the house, officers learned that a room contained an elaborate system for growing and maintaining marijuana plants, officials said. After getting a search warrant, officers seized about 30 plants ranging from 6 inches to 2 feet tall, along with equipment for cultivating marijuana and a small amount of methamphetamine, the release states.
The police arrested David Shank, 27, and booked him into Southwest Detention Center in French Valley on suspicion of cultivating marijuana, possessing marijuana for sale, possessing a controlled substance and possessing methamphetamine, a jail spokeswoman said. She said Shank posted $5,000 bail to be released from jail Monday night.


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(WBIR - Madison County, NC) The Appalachian Trail typically meanders back and forth along the North Carolina and Tennessee state line through a "green tunnel" of canopied forests. At a point in the Pisgah National Forest, the trail climbs out of the trees and into the clouds for a picturesque panorama at a bald mountain top known as Max Patch.
"When friends say 'let's go hiking,' the first thing you think of is Max Patch," said Sara Davis, a member of the Carolina Mountain Club from Asheville, North Carolina.
Davis and her husband, Dwayne Stutzman, have been married since the late 1980s. Their love was built on a shared passion for hiking and caring for the Appalachian Trail.
"I am a professional trail builder and we actually met because of the Appalachian Trail," said Stutzman.
"One of our first dates, we spent hours cutting out a huge tangle of trees on a seven mile stretch of the trail that I maintained," said Davis. "At the end of the day, fate had us."
As fate would have it, the couple soon took over as volunteer caretakers of a portion of the Appalachian Trail considered one of the most beautiful and romantic spots in the mountains.
"Up here at Max Patch, it's just God awful beautiful. We've been taking care of the trail over Max Patch since around 1991," said Stutzman. "You can see shooting stars at nighttime and the view that you get out here, I mean you don't get a 360 view like this a lot of places."
"This is one of the most popular spots for people hiking the trail. There are boxes where you can leave comments about your trip on the trail and everyone invariably says Max Patch is one of their favorite places," said Davis.
The beauty of Max Patch is through-hikers reach the grassy summit the hard way by hoofing it hundreds of miles on the Appalachian Trail. Yet, the grassy patch is also accessible an incredibly easy way with an eight mile drive from Interstate 40 to a parking lot where the top is less than a half mile hike away.
"You don't even have to walk. I've seen babies in little baby carriers being carried up here," said Davis. "I've seen people being pushed on wheelchairs. The fact this is something everyone can enjoy, whether they are hearty hikers or not, makes this such a magnificent area. And I think that draws people together, a love of nature."
As easy as it is to reach now, it took a lot of hard work by Davis and other volunteers to relocate the Appalachian Trail to the top of Max Patch after the forest service bought the property in the 1970s. Before then it was private property and hikers could only admire the bald mountain top from the trail at its old location four miles away.
Max Patch is a man-made bald. The meadow was created when farmers cleared the trees from the mountain top to give cattle a patch to graze in the 19th century.
"This is not a natural bald. There were always cows up on this slope. You know, you'd run the cows up here in the summertime and then take them down to the lower pastures in the wintertime," said Davis.
"It is maintained as a bald by the National Forest Service and the Appalachian Trail. It's one of what we call 'open areas management' locations," said Stutzman. "We maintain the majority of the trail across Max Patch with a walk-behind brush hog."
As clear as the view is today, looking back at how Max Patch got its name becomes a bit cloudy.
Some websites recall a far-fetched story about a horse named Maximilian that always escaped and ran to his favorite patch to graze. That seems like a very unlikely animal tale based on the fact the name was not originally spelled Max. Early 19th century literature refers to the area as "Mac's Patch" or "Mack's Patch."
In the 19th century, the names Mac or Mack were common nicknames for people whose last names began with the "Mc" prefix. Some literature says the area around Max Patch was owned by the McMahan family. Other books say the Mack in question could have been a fellow named McClure Fox who was hired to manage the property, although some suggest it was named before Mack Fox was hired. Whoever the Mack may have been, he is credited with owning and/or farming the patch on the mountain top.
In the 1870s, literature begins to muddy the spelling of the patch. An 1877 resolution in North Carolina to build a new turnpike specifically calls the area "Mack's Patch." Other literature of the time refers to the location as "Max's Patch" while several geological surveys published in 1875 use the spelling "Max Patch Mountain" and "Max Patch Gap."
"There are any number of theories on how it got its name, some probably have more truthfulness than others," said Davis. "You could see how someone would hear the possessive for Mac's and misunderstand to write it down as Max. Or maybe the guy's name was Max. There's no way to know."
Most literature after 1880 refers to the area as Max Patch. In the 20th century, Max took off as a new spot for airborne sightseers. The grassy summit was used as a landing strip for airplanes that took people on scenic joy rides through the mountains.
Today there are no more cows and the airplanes are gone, but Max Patch continues to send people's spirits soaring high in the Appalachians.
"You get to the top of Max Patch and it is a whole new world. There are people who have no idea how the trail got to be here and they have no idea about the history of the place. They just know that it is special. It is just a happy place where you see young families come with children, dogs playing together, and people enjoying God's beauty," said Davis.
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If there is a place or landmark with a name you've wondered about in East Tennessee, we would love to hear about it. You can submit your Namesake ideas to Jim Matheny on his Facebook page.