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Genealogy, Heraldry and Documentary Sciences
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A. Certificate Course – Basics in the Applied Study of Genealogy Postnomials A.C.G. (Accredited Certificate) in Genealogy)
ACCREDITED BY THE COLLEGE OF TEACHERS - see Accreditation section)
Module 1 – Basic Genealogy
This is a basic module to assist students in developing skills in using the resources available to trace genealogical lineage. In using the resources available to trace family lineage the student will search records both on the World Wide Web, and in historical libraries and archives. Students will investigate death certificates, wills, Bible records, census records, birth certificates, and other primary records to teach students to identify ancestors in building a lineage line. (Instructors: Asst Prof John James Tunesi of Liongam – British Basic Genealogy or Assoc Dr. Donald Goff American Basic Genealogy)
Module 2 – Family History
This module of the certificate defines the role of individuals and their European background. Methods of writing interesting family histories will be taught. Students will be expected to write a family history of a family line through three generations including historical context (who are they, what did they do, where did they live, accomplishments and community connections). This is not required in other schools of genealogy!! A special focus will be placed on students visiting ancestral sites and archives and visiting ancestors to transcribe oral history. (Instructor: Jane Tunesi)
Module 3 – Introduction to Heraldry
An important "cousin" to genealogy is the study of heraldry. The common coat of arms consists of many aspects including helm, wreath, motto, charges, shield and tinctures. These in part relate to noble genealogy. You can read a coat of arms and tell a lot about the individual and his family genealogy.
This module attempts to provide the student with information on the history of arms (since the Age of Chivalry); crusader's seals of conquests, collars and banners; degrees of British heraldry and the structure of royal genealogy. Students will write a research paper and complete exercises, which illustrate their learning from the course. (Instructor: Dr. Carl Edwin Lindgren or John Tunesi of Liongam )
Module 4 – Theory in Genealogy
This final certificate module is focused on the importance of theory in all courses in higher education. Students will study the Billingsley Kinship Theory and its significance in genealogy and how the power of kinship drove migration, settlement patterns, marriage, politics, economics, and religion. Students will also discuss other non-theoretical family studies, which focus on kinship and why they are not considered theoretical works. What theory is, and what it does for research and knowledge, with its explanatory, predictive and classificatory powers will be addressed. (Instructor: Dr. LaWanna Lease Blount)
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The Post-Graduate Diploma (graded as a Licentiate) Postnomials – Lic. G. (Licentiate Genealogist)
Post Graduate Diploma 21 credits
Introductory Module
Teaching History of Genealogy – 0 credits
Required for all enrollees A Short Introductory Module to the Post Graduate Diploma
When genealogy first came into existence its main purpose was to determine whether or not an individual was genuinely descended from aristocracy and thus entitled to the power and privilege that went along with it. Coat of arms, which are official symbols of a family emblazoned on a shield, were created and signified ancestry and eminence. Genealogy has been in practice for thousands of years. Ancestry was initially passed along by word-of-mouth until people learned how to write. The people of ancient Greece and Rome often professed divine ancestry while others frequently said their ascendants were members of the animal kingdom. Genealogy prospered from A.D. 476 to 1453 due to the evolution of the social system that emerged in Europe during the 8th century, which made social standing and inheritance subject to lineage. This practice is still evident today in countries such as England. In some cases, genealogy is also used to trace the lineage of individuals seeking to gain membership into certain organizations and religious fellowships. (Instructor: Jane Tunesi)
An important aspect of genealogy is its development from the necessary recitation of lineage in the days before writing via its importance in the determination of succession to land ownership and titles through the lamentable excesses of "pedigree mongers" in the late Victorian period to its renewed vitality in the late 20th and early 21st Centuries. Genealogy is once again becoming accepted as an academic and scholarly discipline in schools and colleges.
Students will write short, reflective papers on readings assigned and discovered, and complete exercises which illustrate their learning from the course.
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Group I. Learning and Teaching the Technical Skills and Using Resources in Genealogy - Select one module or 3 credits
Module I Strategies for Using Land and Property Records – 3 credits
This course assists the student to develop the necessary skills to locate land and property records and to effectively utilize these records. Students will become acquainted with different sources of records of American historical land resources. Different types of records will be analyzed. Students will discuss issues encountered in their research on the utilization of land records and write a paper illustrating the use of land and property resources. (Instructor: Jennifer W. Eklund)
Module II Effective Practices in Using U.S. Court and Immigration Records – 3 credits
This course will provide the student with Immigration and Migration laws for becoming a US citizen, a source of data for the genealogist The student will develop skills in using immigration records to conduct their genealogical research and obtain knowledge and skills in transcribing court records and reading wills for genealogical research. (Instructor: Jennifer W. Eklund)
Module III Methodology of Understanding and Using the Genealogical Proof Standard. - 3 credits
This module is for all genealogists to understand how to reconstruct a family history, which is as close as possible to the truth Participants will conduct an exhaustive search of information related to the situation in question. They will learn how to include an accurate citation to the source (s) of each item of information that is used. They will learn how to analyze and correlate the citation information to evaluate its quality of evidence and resolve any conflicts caused by conflicting items of evidence. They will learn how to arrive at a well researched, documented and sound conclusion. (Professor: Dr. Donald E. Goff)
Group II Learning and Teaching the Elements of Legal and Heraldic Issues
Module IV Legal Issues and Ethics in Genealogy – 3 credits
This module provides the basics of the Nature of Law and legal concepts with terminology in order that a student can recognize the genealogical significance in legal documents in deeds, wills, indentures, contracts, course actions and other legal records, in in order to use them to revolve problems of kinship or identify. The course also focus on ethical issues arising in genealogy and heraldry. (Professors: Stephen P. Kerr, JD and Donald E. Goff. Ph.D.)
Module V Nobility, Royalty and Chivalric Claims: Important Legal Principles for Genealogists and Heralds - 3 credits
This module focuses on international and nobiliary law, because regrettably, there are literally thousands of people with phony titles of nobility, and who claim royal or noble descent, all of whom are masquerading as genuine and authentic. Some forty or more foul organizations are pumping out hundreds of counterfeit title holders and knights. Most of the victims are innocent, unsuspecting people, who believe they obtained something real. A professional genealogist and/or heraldic expert must be able to discern what is valid from what is wishful thinking or fraudulent to protect his or her reputation by being deceived and giving honor or recognition where it is not due. (Professor: Dr. Donald E. Goff)
Module VI Heraldry I - Teaching the History and Use of Personal Heraldry - 3 credits
The development of heraldry from its inception in the late twelfth century, through the medieval period to the present day, with an emphases upon its uses of such heraldry in relation to a monomark to identify an individual's or family's rank and status; the application of such heraldry in relation to genealogy; heraldry as an artistic and decorative medium and heraldry as depicted in literature and the arts. (Professor: John J. Tunesi of Liongam)
Module VII Heraldry II Teaching the Development and Use of Corporate Heraldry (English ) – 3 credits
The use of Heraldry by corporations, both civic and commercial, primarily from the English perspective, from the oldest known English grant of arms to the Drapers' Company of the City of London in 1419 through to the grants made to modern multinational companies, as well as other civic, professional and governmental bodies. The course will also look at the use of armorial bearings by corporations on buildings, advertising and other media, both traditional and contemporary. (Professor: John J. Tunesi of Liongam)
Group III Learning and Teaching the Science of Genealogy - Select one module or 3 credits +3 credits required 6 credits
Module VIII Learning and Teaching Forensic Genealogy – 3 credits – REQUIRED Topics to Include:
The nature of evidence and proof. What can you trust? Absence of evidence vs. evidence of absence. Hidden clues in documents. Using and interpreting photographs. Using and interpreting maps. Unorthodox research sources. Directories and databases. Creating useful databases. Probate research. DNA – Molecular Biology for the faint-hearted. Evolution in action. DNA testing and interpretation. Haplogroups and migration patterns. Ethnicity, heritage and nationality. Y-DNA exercise. Mitochondrial DNA exercise. Autosomal DNA exercise. Interpreting your own DNA test. (Professor: Dr. John or Jane Tunesi)
Module IX Documents and Paleography - 3 credits Topics to Include:
Introduction to concepts in codicology, orthography and palaeography. Why was it written – the nature and purpose of documents? Older terms (legal, occupational etc.). Documents of record (BMD, Census etc.). Documents of executry and probate (wills, testaments, inventories). Deeds, bonds and land documents. Older American documents. Older Scottish documents. Older English documents. Palaeography – reading and understanding. Legal and ecclesiastical Latin. Codicology – older books and manuscripts. (Professor: John Tunesi)
Module X Teaching Genetics in Genealogy – 3 credits
This course presents some basic genetic concepts and how they can be used as part of the teaching of genealogical research. Topics covered include basic DNA concepts, basic genetic concepts, how DNA testing is done, and how genes are mapped. Also discussed are the Human Genome Project and its significance and how genetic information can be used in teaching genealogical research. (Prof. Dr. Henry Zaiden)
Group IV Learning and Teaching Genealogy and Heraldry Through History -Select one Module or 3 credits – 3 credits
Module XI Teaching British and American History (American) -- 3 credits
The British people from 1620 settled America and many of our laws and traditions were firmly imbedded in these roots.The American Colonies in 1620 were chartered by the Virginia Company of London to settle in Virginia. The Pilgrims settled on the coast of Cape Cod at Plymouth, Massachusetts after a three-month voyage on the Mayflower from England (Urdang, 1996). What may have prompted British families to make this hard journey to America? What was family life like in Britain from the sixteenth Century?
Module XII Historical Foundations of Family History II ( British) – 3 credits
The purpose of this course will be taught on the history of a British family and its evolution through the years. We will explore family life in England, written from research material, artifacts, wills, census, parish registers and county records. We will look at the evolution of family life over the centuries, looking at narrative, pictorial, photographic, literary and oral accounts. The family looked at in depth will be one that can trace its origins in rural and maritime Suffolk from the sixteenth century to the present day, using examples from parish registers. Civil Registration (births, marriages and deaths). Census , gravestones, Wills, county records, photographs. Heraldic Visitation pedigrees. (Instructor: Jane Tunesi of Liongam.)
Module XIII Historical and Pedagogical Role of Certain Crusaders in Genealogy and Heraldry – 3 credits
The Crusades is one of the most important periods of human existence. This course will provide the reader with a history of the Crusades from 1095-1261 from the viewpoint of both the Crusaders and the Arabs. It is through reading this history that one is made aware of the true meanings of Arabian and European heraldry and chivalry. (Professor: Dr. Carl Lindgren)
Module XIV Archaeology Taught in Biblical Context- 3 credits
This course is intended for students who have no or little knowledge and experience in Biblical and Near Eastern history. Through this course students will have the opportunity to study and interpret from a historical and archaeological perspective various extracts from Biblical texts both from the Old and the New Testaments. It is not required that students have any prior knowledge of either Hebrew or Greek, although this would be an asset. It is very important that students show an aptitude to study Biblical texts from a critical perspective, especially those extracts that deal specifically with genealogical information. Although the Bible will be the basis for this course, students will have the opportunity to delve into other Near Eastern texts. Students will focus on Phoenician and Punic inscriptions, which are the only historical records that the Phoenicians have ever written. (Professor: George said-Zammit)
Group V Final Project Modules – 6 credits required
Teaching Methodologies and Practical Work Procedures and Processes.
Two modules are selected by all students in which students are required to develop a practical project in teaching or in developing a business or project for a genealogical work situation.
Module XV Contemporary Adult Learning Theories- Practical Applications - 3 credits
This course will explore contemporary adult learning theories that can be applied to the participants teaching genealogy in the changing world of our information society. The emphasis of the course will be an analysis of the contemporary learning theories, models and strategies. Participants will explore the philosophical, historical, and legislative bases of these theories. Participants will learn a wide variety of accepted principles, techniques and theories they can apply to their teaching and presentations in genealogy. Adult learning theories related to past techniques of learning will be investigated for opinions, interest, and thinking about successful teaching presentations in professional genealogical work. ( Professor: Dr. Ruth Huffman-Hine)
Module XVI Creating an Online Classroom – For Teaching Genealogy
This course explores the role of distance learning in today's education and training environments. Topics will include, but are not limited to, structural differences in distance learning programs, benefits of online learning ,startup factors, marketing issues, technological issues, future trends, and international education considerations. Principles for effective distance learning will also be examined. Students will be required to develop a project applicable to the field of genealogy. (Instructor: Antonio Cardona).
Module XVII Curriculum Development for Genealogy – 3 credits
This course will initiate the field of curriculum development in genealogical studies. The student will analyze classic and post modern models of the curriculum development process and learn how to develop a situational analysis, write objectives, explore various modes of organizing the content of a curriculum, identify and apply criteria in selection of methods and develop a curriculum evaluation. Students will be required to write a curriculum for a beginning genealogy program in continuing education for a community college. (Professor: : Dr. LaWanna Lease Blount)
Module XVIII Operating Your Genealogy Business: Methods and Procedures – 3 credits
This course assists the student in learning the methodology and procedures involved in operating a genealogy business. A variety of genealogy services and businesses will be explored. The course will inform the student on business ethics and legalities, how to manage their business, and help define the type of business the student is interested in operating. Students will also learn how to develop a mission statement and business plan, bookkeeping, and record keeping. (Instructor: Jennifer W. Ekland)
Module XIX Quantitative and Qualitative Methodology in Genealogy – 3 credits
This course is designed to assist the student to carry out research for the final thesis in the licentiate program. Students will study types of research methodologies, parts of a research project, how to frame a problem statement and the design of questionnaires, and interviews. The levels of learning in Bloom' s Taxonomy will be addressed.A section will be devoted to Grounded Theory as a generic qualitative methodology and its usefulness in genealogy. (Professors: Dr. Carl Lindgren and Dr. LaWanna Blount)
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Hi there~
An SSRS report can be scheduled to run, render as mhtml and be emailed.
In this case, the recipients will be viewing via their Blackberries.
The Blackberries are different models having different screen sizes.
My challenge is finding a way to set up the rendering so that instead of fixed column sizes, it comes out the equivalent of a "width=100%" table without any manual intervention.
I've played around with some of the report, table, cell properties and have looked around reference materials but haven't yet found anything specific to this issue.
If anyone has done this kind of thing, I'd very much appreciate some guidance.
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Hi Gary
I have the same need then you have and I was wondering you if you had found a solution.
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The Green Bay Packers have a rich history, having won 12 championships, three of those in the Super Bowl era. And while you might think of Brett Favre or Vince Lombardi or Bart Starr when you think of Packers' football, the team has fielded some excellent receivers over the years as well. Here is a list of the Top 10 in receiving yards for the Packers' franchise all-time:
James Lofton (9656)—James Lofton played an incredible 16 years in the NFL, and began his awesome career with the Packers, playing in Green Bay from 1978 to 1986. Lofton made the Pro Bowl seven times as a Packer, once as first team All Pro, and he leads the franchise all-time with 9656 receiving yards. Lofton had his best season in 1984, when he caught 62 passes for a career high 1361 receiving yards 7 touchdowns. He also led the NFL with a 22.0 yards per catch average that season, and added 10 rushes for 82 more yards as well.
Sterling Sharpe (8134)—Sterling Sharpe only played seven seasons in the NFL, all with the Packers, with his career cut short due to injury. Sharpe played from 1988 to 1994 and ranks second in Packers' history with 8134 receiving yards. Sharpe made the Pro Bowl five times, three times as first team All Pro, and probably would have been much higher on the all-time NFL receiving yardage list had he played longer. Sharpe had his best season in 1992, when he caught 108 passes for a career high 1461 yards and 13 touchdown catches—and all three categories led the NFL that season as well.
Don Hutson (7991)—Don Hutson played his entire career in Green Bay, from 1935 to 1945, and ranks third in franchise history with 7991 receiving yards. Hutson made the Pro Bowl 8 times, amazingly as a first team All Pro each of those years. His best season was 1942, with career highs in receptions (74), receiving yards (1211) and touchdown catches (17), and each of those led the NFL that season.
Donald Driver (7989)—Donald Driver has played his entire career in Green Bay, from 1999 until the present as I write this in 2009. Driver ranks fourth in Packers' history with 7989 receiving yards and was Brett Favre's favorite target for a few seasons. Driver is a three-time Pro Bowler and his best season so far was 2006, with career highs in receptions (92) and receiving yards (1295) with 8 TD catches.
Boyd Dowler (6918)—Boyd Dowler played most of his career in a Packers' uniform, from 1959 to 1969, and ranks fifth in team history with 6918 receiving yards. Dowler made the Pro Bowl twice, and his best season was 1963. That year, Dowler caught 53 passes for career highs in yards (901) and touchdown receptions (6).
Antonio Freeman (6651)—Antonio Freeman played most of his career in Green Bay, from 1995 to 2001 and then again in 2003. Freeman ranks sixth in Packers' history with 6651 receiving yards, and his best season was 1998, when he was a first team All Pro. That year, Freeman had career highs in receptions (84), receiving yards (1424, led the NFL) and touchdown catches (14).
Max McGee (6346)—Max McGee played for the Packers his whole career, from 1954 to 1967, and ranks seventh in franchise history with 6346 receiving yards. McGee's best season was 1961, his lone Pro Bowl year, when he had career highs in receptions (51) and receiving yards (881), with 7 TD catches.
Billy Howton (5581)—Billy Howton played most of his career in Green Bay, from 1952 to 1958, making the Pro Bowl four times, twice as a first team All Pro. Howton ranks eighth in team history with 5581 receiving yards, and his best season was 1952, when he caught 53 passes for career highs in receiving yards (1231, led the NFL) and touchdown receptions (13).
Carroll Dale (5422)—Carroll Dale played most of his career in Green Bay, from 1965 to 1972. Dale ranks ninth in Packers' history with 5422 receiving yards and he made the Pro Bowl three straight seasons in a Packers' uniform (1968-70). Dale's best season was 1969, when he caught 45 passes for a career high 879 receiving yards and 6 touchdowns.
Robert Brooks (4225)—Robert Brooks played most of his career for the Packers, from 1992 to 1998, and ranks tenth in franchise history with 4225 receiving yards. Brooks had his best season in 1995, with career highs in receptions (102), receiving yards (1497), and TD catches (13).


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PLAYER UNKNOWN's BATTLEGROUNDS BEST GRAPHICS SETTINGS – SEE EVERYTHING – Battlegrounds BEST Settings
Welcome to player unknown's battlegrounds. Today we will take a closer look at all the graphics settings for battlegrounds and we will adjust them so that you can increase your chance of having a chicken dinner. In other words we will be looking for the best settings so that you can have the advantage over everybody else. This is how the game looks on ultra settings. I chose this scene because it's very easy to spot the differences of all the graphics settings. I'm running battlegrounds on a single gtx 1080. All the frame rate references that I make in this video are for that graphics card and right now I am getting 60 frames per second. This video is not about the frame rates but it will mention it so that you have an idea about what you might get with a similar graphics card. On ultra settings you can see a lot of foliage and the shadows are pretty dark, there is also a big difference between the brightest part and the darkest part, which is great for hiding but it's not so great when you are trying to spot your enemy.
If a guy is lying down and he is not moving then it would be pretty difficult to see him, especially when you are running. Let's first check out what the game looks like on very low settings, welcome back to the 90's. This is what most games looked like back then, it's a pretty big change and I really hope that nobody has to play battlegrounds like that. As you can see everything is washed out, there isn't a big difference anymore between the brightest and the darkest part and the foliage is down to 10 percent of what it used to be. On top of that the wall on the right looks terrible. The only good thing is that you get 130 frames per second. This change was a little bit too extreme so let's go back to ultra settings and we will start from there. OK we are back where we started, before we change the settings let's see if the screen scale will give us an advantage.
Increasing the screen scale should make the game look more visually appealing, but it will also affect your performance. If you set this to 120 then it should look nicer and it should be easier to spot everything. I don't know about you but I couldn't really see the difference so I used photoshop to zoom in on certain parts but the differences are negligible. It's not going to help you get that chicken dinner, on top of that your frames per second will drop to 44. So let's put it back to 100 and we will leave it there.
Changing the antialiasing from ultra to low only shows a few stair step like lines while they should be smooth, so leave it on ultra. Post-processing is a quality improvement and changing this to very low make the game look washed out and it's definitely not a pleasant gaming experience. You could argue that it might be more clear to see your enemy but it isn't because everything will look washed out, including the enemy. So again leave it on ultra. There must be other way to make it easier to spot your opponents and that is why we are going change the shadows to very low. This is big change, and it will definitely give you the advantage. The first thing that you notice is that this setting removes all the dark spots from the foliage, in other words all the shadows are gone from the foliage so if there is a guy hiding in there and he is wearing dark clothes then you will be able to spot him immediately. The shadows from the trees and the one from the structure on the right are a lot brighter now, this will give you the same advantage.
On top of that the structure's shadow has bright lines running through it and this will light up an enemy who thinks that it's good idea to lie down over there. It will be super easy to spot that guy. So change the shadows to very low and you will have a massive advantage. Changing this setting also increased your frames per second and you will now get 74 frames instead of only 60. For now I will put the shadows back to ultra so that we can compare every graphics setting individually. Against my better judgement, I changed the textures to very low and all of a sudden we are back to the 90's. This is not going to help you in any way so leave it on ultra. I also tried changing the effects to very low but the game doesn't allow you to do that in game, I checked it later but the difference isn't worth it, so leave this one on ultra as well. The next thing that we are going to do is to change the foliage to very low, and wow, what a difference.
There is no place to hide anymore. Looks like somebody removed almost all the grass, it's down to less than 10 percent of what it used to be and no matter what the enemy is wearing you will be able to spot him. The advantage is pretty clear but there is also a downside, where are you going to hide? In a bald spot or in the area where there is still a little bit of grass? The answer is both, as you can see there is a lot less grass next to structure and next to the fence, same as how it would be in real life.
So just use common sense and most of the time you will be lying in perfect cover. Turning on the motion blur is always a bad idea so let's not even go there. Let's take a look at what we just discovered, if you want to have the advantage over everybody else then you should change the shadows to very low and you should also change the foliage to very low. We started on ultra and now we ended up with this. Overall it's a super clear view of the world around you and you won't have any difficulties anymore with spotting your enemy no matter how good his cammo is. We removed the shadows because it removed the darker parts and we reduced the foliage by more than 90 percent. Not only is it now easier for you to see the enemy who is lying down, it's also easier to look over the hill because the grass isn't blocking part of your view anymore. There is a downside, and you should really keep it in mind. These settings make it easier for you to see the enemy, it does not make it easier to hide yourself from him.
I will recommend you to play the game once or twice with everything on ultra, try to get an idea of where the game will put a shadow or try to see where the foliage is more dense. Try to hide yourself there so that you can get an idea of what the other guys might see because when you use the recommended settings then you will have to guess a little bit, because you will never be 100% sure of how well your are hidden. But as soon as you understand how the graphics work in player unknown's battlegrounds they you are all set for that chicken dinner. You will be able to see the enemy but he won't be able to see you, and that is exactly what we wanted. As an extra bonus you will now get 80 frames per second so the game should be a lot smoother than when it was at 60. If you want to increase your chances even more then check out this tips and tricks video. By the way guys the Youtube likes and shares are very helpful to me. If you think that this video is worthy, would you mind taking a moment to like this video and to share it with all you buddies? This was FOG of GAMING, thanks for watching and I will see you in battlegrounds.
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MOVIE SYNOPSIS [ General Audiences ] Young Tina Benitez returns from abroad to a house he inherited from his parents. But soon strange things start happening in the house, especially in the kitchen. You can watch Pridyider online on TV cable or theaters with original audio in Tagalog at different dates. This film premiered in theaters in 2012.
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Runtime: 90 minutes
Andi Eigenmann, Janice de Belen, JM de Guzman, Joel Torre, Ronnie Lazaro, Baron Geisler, Venus Raj, Bekimon, Lui Manansala, Hector Macaso, Dante Perez, Joe Gruta, Kimmy Maclang, Jonathan Neri, Rolando Inocencio and Raul Morit.
90-minute film (full movie) directed by Rico Maria Ilarde.
The original audio of Pridyider has dialogues in or Tagalog, it was produced in Philippines.
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This week's episode gave us the big reveal for the Ice Queen's motives, and it was not so much a shock as it was a disappointment. But on the flipside, there was some character growth for some other ladies in the cast.
It starts with Elsa and Emma looking through the sheriff's files to see if there is any trace of Anna. While digging, they come across photos that Sydney Glass had taken of Emma back when she first arrived in town. They head towards Regina's mausoleum for answers. But while Emma confronts Regina and tries to make amends, Elsa wanders off into the Enchanted Forest thinking she hears Anna crying for help.
Although Regina rejects Emma at first, the two women end up working together to find Elsa and track down the Snow Queen, with the help of Sydney Glass in the mirror (although Emma doesn't know this). They find the Snow Queen, learn that Sydney betrayed Regina, battle and get rescued by Elsa, but not before the Queen steals Regina's handheld mirror. As she reveals later to Sydney, she needed Regina's specific mirror for its dark magic, which will help her get what she's always wanted—a family.
This episode's flashback focused on Emma's past as an orphaned teenager. In showing the short-lived friendship between Emma and Lily, it's meant to reflect the guilt Emma feels for refusing to forgive her old friend. When Emma shares this story with Regina, the two women start a path to begin anew.
The big reveal at the end, of course, comes when Emma and Hook decide to watch some of Emma's home videos. There's the nostalgia-tinged sweetness of seeing Emma & Lily onscreen, but the footage that follows shows the Snow Queen in a very odd setting…
While the Snow Queen's motive seems weak, there was a wonderful character growth in Elsa, who is slowly learning to control her powers and not let her fear rule over her. And while Emma and Regina are still flawed, their path towards reconciliation is a start towards them becoming more wholesome characters instead of flat caricatures.


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Russia hockey team faces must-win game
By DAVID PACE
Associated Press
SOCHI, Russia — Russia is having a tough time winning on the Olympic ice, and the Netherlands can't seem to lose.
The Russians were forced into a second straight shootout on Sunday and now must play an extra game to reach the men's hockey quarterfinals. The Dutch speedskaters have fared much better, earning a third sweep of the podium at the Sochi Games.
With hockey-crazed Russian crowds packing the arenas, Canada, Sweden, the United States and Finland advanced to the hockey quarterfinals. They'll be joined by the winners of a four-game qualifying round next Tuesday among the eight remaining teams.
Russia lost its chance to skip the qualifying round when it was forced into a shootout by Slovakia, winning 1-0. That allowed Finland to claim the bye on goal difference. Canada, Sweden and the U.S. all finished the qualifying round undefeated.
At the Adler Arena, Dutch skaters swept the podium in the women's 1,500 meters. Overall, the Dutch have won an astounding 16 speedskating medals in Sochi out of 24 awarded so far, smashing the Olympic record of 13 set by East Germany at the 1988 Calgary Games.
Two snowboarders were taken off the slope on stretchers Sunday following crashes during qualifying rounds for the snowboardcross finals. One suffered a concussion, the other an injured knee. It was the same slope where Russian skicross racer Maria Komissarova fractured a vertebra in her back during a training crash Saturday. She was airlifted to a German hospital Sunday for further treatment.
Elsewhere on Day 10 of the Sochi Olympics, Norwegian skier Kjetil Jansrud earned his country's fourth consecutive Olympic title in men's super-G; Czech snowboarder Eva Samkova won her country's first gold medal of the games; and Sweden took gold in the men's 4x10-kilometer cross-country relay.
ALPINE SKIING: Jansrud continued Norway's dominance in super-G, outracing two Americans and a Canadian for the Scandinavian country's fifth gold in the event in the past seven games. Andrew Weibrecht earned the silver medal, while American teammate Bode Miller and Jan Hudec of Canada tied for bronze. It was Miller's sixth Olympic medal, moving him two behind all-time Alpine leader Kjetil Andre Aamodt of Norway. At 36, Miller is the oldest Alpine skier to medal.
SNOWBOARDING: Samkova won the women's snowboardcross, the first gold of the games for the Czech Republic. Samkova led from start to finish in all three qualifying and elimination races. Lindsey Jacobellis of the U.S. crashed while leading her semifinal, the third straight disappointing Olympic finish for the eight-time X Games winner. Jacobellis had gold in hand in Turin in 2006 only to fall with a big lead in the final while attempting a fancy grab. She recovered for silver. Four years ago in Vancouver, she washed out early in her semifinal run.
CROSS-COUNTRY: Sweden's win in the 4x10-kilometer relay came one day after the Swedish women had won gold in the same race. No country has won both relays since the old Soviet Union did it 42 years ago. Swedish anchor Marcus Hellner skied alone for the entire fourth leg and grabbed a Swedish flag to wave as he entered the stadium. Russia took silver in front of President Vladimir Putin. France finished third.
SPEEDSKATING: Jorien ter Mors earned the gold in the Dutch sweep of the women's 1,500. Pre-race favorite Ireen Wust settled for silver, with bronze going to Lotte van Beek. If there had been a medal for fourth place, the Dutch would have won that, too, with Marrit Leenstra finishing just after Van Beek. Ter Mors turned in a stunning time of 1 minute, 53.51 seconds, an Olympic record and the second-fastest ever at sea level.
CURLING: Sweden and Canada became the first men's teams to qualify for the semifinals. Norway, Britain and China are battling for the other two spots. The Swedes and Canadians also advanced to the semifinals in the women's tournament. China, Britain, Switzerland and Japan still have a chance for the remaining two semifinal spots.
HOCKEY: Phil Kessel became the first American player in 12 years to score an Olympic hat trick in the 5-1 U.S. win over Slovenia. Canada defeated Finland 2-1 in overtime, while Austria won its first men's Olympic hockey game in a dozen years, defeating Norway 3-1. In the women's preliminaries, Finland topped Germany 2-1 and Russia beat Japan 6-2. All four had already been eliminated from medal contention.
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Outrage as migrants set to move into former care home – using taxpayers' cash
FURIOUS campaigners have slammed a decision to turn a former retirement home into a centre for asylum seekers – using taxpayers' cash.
Up to 40 migrants are set to move into Ladesfield Care Home
Ladesfield Care Home was shut down in 2011 by Kent Council, which reportedly claimed it could not afford the cost of restoration.
But up to 40 migrants aged between 16 and 18 are now set to move into the home after arriving in nearby Dover.
Nearly 500 furious residents have signed a petition against the refit, which was confirmed by council bosses last month.
We know nothing about the people who'll be in there
Lynn Habgood, 55, said: "They couldn't find money for local old people who paid their taxes, but they can for these people.
"It will be 100ft from a nursery, primary school and Age UK centre and we know nothing about the people who'll be in there."
Joanne Smith, 42, added: "Many of these young people will be traumatised after living in war-torn areas and need specialist help and counselling."
The care home was shut down in 2011
Peter Oakford of Kent Council defended the move, saying the council had a "duty of care" towards under-18s who arrive in Kent seeking asylum.
Last week it was revealed that the council cares for over 600 "unaccompanied minors" – up from about 240 last year – and faces a shortfall of £5.5million in care costs.
Oakford added: "These young people have often experienced traumatic journeys and have fled from extremely distressing situations and require our care and support."
But Victoria Madden, who has two children at the school, said: "Nobody's spoken to us to allay our fears. We've just been told: 'It's happening, get used to it'.
"They're not even assessed until they get to Ladesfield. It's a holding facility – there's no risk assessments."
A spokesman for Kent Council insisted that the decision was a temporary measure and funding came from a "Government revenue stream".


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1) By Mail. Send check or money order to the Town of Manchester, Finance Office, 6039 Main Street, Manchester Center VT 05255. Payments not postmarked by the due date will be deemed delinquent, and are subject to interest charges, by law (1 percent per month or portion first three months, One and one-half percent per month thereafter), plus 8 percent lien penalty.If a receipt is needed, include a self-addressed stamped envelope (SASE), with the tax bill and payment.
2) In Person. The Finance Office is open between 8:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m, Monday through Friday. Voters at Town Meeting established the due dates and time of installments. Payments made in person after that time will be deemed delinquent and are subject to late charges, by law, as described in paragraph one.
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The definitive compendium of classic and modern oratory expanded—with a new preface on what makes a speech "great."
This new edition of Safire's book, originally published in 1992, retains all the speeches in the first edition and adds 20 new ones, such as Pope Urban II launching the crusades, Bob Dole remembering Richard Nixon, and Colin Powell on racial hatred. Safire's criteria are subjectivea speech is included if he thinks "it's great"and the tone of his unhelpful introduction is one of strained cuteness. Most collections of speeches focus narrowly on particular subjects such as American or classical speeches, with few attempting, like Safire's, to cover all times and places. In fact, The Guide to Reference Books lists only one: Brewer's ten-volume World's Best Orations, published in 1901. Not surprisingly, there is virtually no overlap between Brewer's 350 and Safire's 220 selections. Safire's book is not really necessary for libraries owning the first edition, but it is a good addition for those lacking Brewer's or in need of modern speeches. With an excellent index.Peter A. Dollard, Alma Coll. Lib., Mich.


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Prevention – Saving on trucking insurance comes easy
So why would a blog devoted to trucking insurance begin by talking about safety? Because risk management practices are a major factor in the success of a trucking company. Take a peek at the comments at the end of this hot-topic blog. Precaution is part of the discussion, but so much is about balancing fuel costs with delivery schedules in the face of speed limiters enforcement. It should be about how it affects your trucking insurance.
Accidents and pay-outs don't profit anyone. Except maybe lawyers
One of the main goals of my job as a broker in the trucking insurance industry is to promote safety in the industry as a whole. When time logs aren't enforced, and hours of service aren't monitored, or maintenance not kept up, you're going to pay, and not only on your trucking insurance.
Non-compliance shows on trucking insurance premiums
Not only that, but if your company is reported as a risk, it won't just reflect on your trucking insurance bottom line. I'm talking about things like your reputation. How you're treated at weigh stations and at the border. You may get harassed with regular inspections from the FMCSA.
Shippers, brokers, customers and law enforcement are all looking at your safety scores and this site as well. It may make the difference between getting a load and losing a load. You may find law enforcement costing you more and not giving you a break.
Did you know that 5.5% of fatal truck crashes are caused by driver fatigue? I assure you that your trucking insurance company does.
Maybe you're looking to cut costs to manage your cash flow. The truth is that insurers offering
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You can't hide a poor record. And let's face it, it makes my job harder when it's time for you to renew your trucking insurance policy. And that's a delay in your supply chain you can't afford.
As a trucking insurance broker and specialist in the industry, it's my job to work with you every step of the way. From negotiating with insurers when an accident happens, to renewing your policy. And I can tell you that a major expense and factor in how trucking insurance companies rate your risk is by your history of incidents and accidents.
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Owens' writing instruction is deeply rooted in her experience as a higher education technology executive, and she specializes in the use of technology in teaching and learning. She was principal investigator for The MediaKron Project, funded by The Davis Educational Foundation, which received both a Teaching with New Media Award and an Academic Technology Innovation Grant.
Until June 2014, when she returned to full-time teaching, Owens was the Executive Director for Academic Technology at Boston College. In that role, she advised and represented the Provost and Dean of Faculties on technology-related matters. She provided direction for student information systems as well as for eTeaching initiatives at Boston College.
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Father missing with baby son tells police to 'go look for some killers'
A FATHER who disappeared from a hotel with his eight-month-old son has told police officers to "go look for some killers".
Louis Carroll, eight months, has gone missing from Luton with his father Kieran, 22
Kieran Carroll was last seen with baby Louis at around 2pm yesterday on a hotel's CCTV in Luton, Bedfordshire.
Mr Carroll had previously been seen holding his son as he left their Luton home.
Is is believed he did not take any nappies or food for his son.
However, the 22-year-old today appeared to have posted a message on Bedfordshire Police's Facebook page telling them he and his son were safe and well.
He wrote: "I'm fine so is my child go look for some killers not a man and his child".
It is believed that Louis' mother reported her son and Kieran missing.
It is thought Kieran uses three Facebook profiles and police are trying to verify the comment.
A police spokeswoman said officers still want to see the father and his baby in person to check they are safe.
She said: "We are looking into the message and we are urging him to get in touch with us directly and not just through Facebook.
"We need to see him and more importantly we need to see the baby to know that they are both okay."
Kieran Carroll disappeared with his eight-month-old son Louis
Police previously said they were "increasingly worried" about Mr Carroll and his son.
Detective Inspector Sean Quinn, from Bedfordshire Police, said: "We are concerned about Kieran and his son's welfare and would urge anyone who has seen them to contact us.
"We're also appealing for Kieran to get in touch and let us know that he and his son are safe."
Mr Carroll's sister Alix wrote on Facebook: "Your [sic] famous now bro on tv and all sorts.. make sure you get your side of the story out there too and let someone know your safe xx"
Kieran Carroll posted on Facebook, telling police to 'look for some killers'
We want Kieran to know that he is not in any trouble
DI Quinn added: "We want Kieran to know that he is not in any trouble, and we just want him to contact us so that we can be reassured that he and Louis are safe."
Mr Carroll is described as a white man of medium build, with short brown hair.
He is believed to be wearing black trousers, a grey hooded top and a dark woolly bobble hat, and has tattoos on his arms.
His son is thought to be wearing a blue cardigan with a picture of a ship on it.
*Anyone with any information is urged to call DI Quinn at Bedfordshire Police on 101


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Silence, Solidarity, and the Spectacularization of Protest: Dylan Miner at Martha Street Studio
Michael DiRisio
While the mainstream media continually portrays social movements as raucous demonstrations, Dylan Miner's recent exhibition Silence of Sovereignty explores the contemplative side of collective action. Focusing on decolonial and anticapitalist struggles, he portrays not protesting bodies in the streets, the conventional depiction of protest, but quieter moments spent in places that remain significant for those taking part in these struggles. Miner emphasizes not speaking out, but actively listening; engaging with and paying attention to the places in which political contention exists. Within each movement there is, after all, a network of publics existing within a wide range of social strata. The many communities involved continually reflect on their position within these social dimensions, and this reflection is—while less oriented to the spectacle of protest—no less crucial to the struggle.
Entering Martha Street Studio in Winnipeg, where Miner's exhibition Silence of Sovereignty appeared most recently, I was initially struck by his large wall work Giimoodwewe'akokwe (s/he drums secretly), an installation of marching band drumheads. The 29 drumheads take up almost the entire gallery wall, with a heavy but quiet presence. Some are slightly battered, while others are clean and seemingly unused, as though between marches. In maintaining any set of drums, there is a long process of changing out old drumheads for new ones, which can offer a quiet period of reflection, a moment of respite between performances.
This is one of the strengths of the installation; it is a reminder of art's ability to create a space for quiet reflection. The downtime between events, shows, performances or larger collective actions is necessary, even if it is rarely placed at the centre of discussions of events or social movements. Giimoodwewe'akokwe (s/he drums secretly), with its title's emphasis on secret or private drumming, attests to this private act.
But a drum is not a quiet instrument; it is difficult to practice without also performing, without the beat being heard or felt by others. As such, there is a paradox in drumming secretly. Is it secret held by a single person, or is it rather a secret kept by a small circle of individuals. While this invokes a degree of isolation or separation, it must be remembered that larger communities and publics are only the sum of smaller circles, which ripple out into masses or multitudes. Collective action is, after all, not an undifferentiated multitude [1], but an immense network of these smaller circles, of groups acting in concert toward some broadly agreed upon degree of social change.
These circles are present in Miner's project The Elders Say We Don't Visit Anymore, hosted by Martha Street Studio in conjunction with Silence of Sovereignty. For this work, Miner organized set times when anyone could stop by to share tea with a stranger, with a member of the gallery staff present to discuss the project, pour the tea and initiate conversation. Participatory projects are difficult to organize, as they tend to operate in set circles and within fairly defined communities, but the hope tends to be that some circles will cross or expand, even if ever so slightly. When my partner and I attended a tea time in late July, we were seated with a young printmaker and designer, whose sincerity and honest interest in hearing about us was, though not a significant interaction, deeply appreciated. Such honest interactions prompted by socially engaged projects are an important compliment to personal works that highlight individual reflection, and emphasize the significance of both the personal and public components of political action.
These personal and public dimensions, though complimentary, are not always mutually considered within discussions of political action, while the spaces in which this action occurs are similarly overlooked. Judith Butler, in a lecture organized in 2011 by the Office for Contemporary Art Norway, speaks to this tension and lack of attention when she addresses the ways that political action emerges between bodies. Butler is responding to Hanna Arendt's writing on "the space of appearance", where bodies do not just engage in political action in a given space, but through their engagement in turn construct space. Butler writes that "[n]o one body establishes the space of appearance, but this action, this performative exercise happens only 'between' bodies, in a space that constitutes the gap between my own body and another's. In this way, my body does not act alone, when it acts politically" [2].
Political action thus does not exist in a predefined space, but in a space that is socially constructed through action. This action, given its social nature, is necessarily both personal and public, as it arises between individuals. Butler's nuanced understanding of each actor, which considers the elements of gender, race and class always at play, speaks to the complexity of this political action, and that the spaces it constructs will likewise contain inherent tensions. The table upon which Miner arranged for tea to be served is a space undergoing constant reconstruction; a process that influences how we must reflect on all participatory and socially engaged works. Though writing in the arts has, at least since Roland Barthes' Death of the Author, increasingly come to regard artworks as in a continued state of becoming, conventional discussions of politically contentious spaces have yet to see a similar shift in understanding, with the spaces remaining predefined in advance of any social movement that might tread upon them.
A Politics of Listening
In a recent essay Dylan Miner wrote for the book Re-Collecting Black Hawk, he speaks to the need for both thought and action in any project that seeks to reconsider these contentious spaces. He writes: "Since very few live outside the reaches of either colonialism or capitalist, market economics, ongoing coloniality may be challenged by the development of decolonial thought and anticolonial action that transgress the limits of an otherwise violently bounded contemporaneity" [3]. In the face of this violence, which involves the co-dependent forces of colonialism and capitalism—forces which Miner refers to elsewhere as parallel practices that have together "instigated a never-ending process of global market expansion" [4]—decolonial work must be both thoughtful and active, existing within while challenging the limits of these forces.
While the media is often willing to portray a certain closed network of anticolonial action, with surface readings of Idle No More or Attawapiskat First Nation Chief Theresa Spence's hunger strike, it rarely, if ever, ventures into the realm of decolonial thought. This would require a kind of listening that reporters, although in an occupation defined by interviewing and listening, rarely even approach.
Miner argues that what is needed is a greater emphasis on listening; a listening that is thoughtful, open and expansive. Re-Collecting Black Hawk, for instance, is a project that seeks to challenge the common practice of adopting native iconography, such as the name or image of the Sauk leader Black Hawk, for stores, schools, parks, etc. in a way that is often ignorant, culturally insensitive or blatantly racist. While lead by two non-native individuals, Miner commends the authors Nicholas Brown and Sarah Kanouse for listening and collaborating with native authors and artists. He writes: "Sidelining their own authorial voices to, quite literally, listen to the perspectives of Indigenous people, Brown and Kanouse model an important part of the self-decolonization process" [5]. While the authors' own reflection is important, there is likewise a pressing need to include voices from members of the groups that are addressed by their publication.
Miner connects this to a "politics of listening," for which he makes reference to the writing of Wendy Hui Kyong Chun. In advancing a critical feminist response to police and media tactics that stifle debate, Chun argues that a "politics of listening" must be developed where assumptions do not dictate media action. She discusses the Montreal Massacre of 1989 in particular—an overtly anti-feminist act of violence—where the police stopped releasing information on the details of the events and prematurely closed their investigation. This was said to be motivated by their interest in maintaining public safety, but seemed rather to only close the discussion of patriarchy and systemic misogyny that began to develop in response to the violence. In Chun's essay "Unbearable Witness: Toward a Politics of Listening" she argues that the aftermath of the Montreal Massacre made it evident that listening, while often under-theorized and under-valued, is necessary to not stifle a dialogue that can address the violence inherent in patriarchal society.
Miner expands on this, relating Chun's "politics of listening" to decolonial thought. He states that this form of listening "also points a way forward for settlers to act in solidarity with Indigenous people" [6]. This solidarity requires both systemic decolonization and self-decolonization, where an open dialogue that can address colonization much as the above example addressed patriarchy is needed. Here, listening is a political act, and much like Butler's notion of politics emerging between bodies, it requires an ongoing engagement that can contribute to broader political action.
This furthers the significance of The Elders Say We Don't Visit Anymore, but also adds an interesting inflection to the sound installation Biibaagi (s/he calls out). The work consists of three cones constructed from bark, each containing a small speaker hidden deep inside. The work suggests that we must not only listen to each other, but also to the land, and to the myriad creatures and objects, animate and inanimate, that it is comprised of. Leaning in to listen, the soft sounds of wind and other ambient noises can be heard, sounds that invoke both urban and rural environments.
The exhibition essay by Jenny Western describes the audio as field recordings drawn from reserves, urban native spaces, and other places that Miner has a kin relationship to. Western emphasizes Miner's interest in listening to the land, with the soundscapes acting as a corollary to the more common landscapes that dominate conventional art cannons. This seems to extend Chun's initial conception, asking how a "politics of listening" can be extended to the land.
This extension is not only a constructive but a crucial element of decolonial and anticapitalist action, as there requires a broader space of appearance and interaction than currently exists. Just as political action develops between bodies, it also develops between bodies and land, and this is an important insight that Indigenous struggles have shared with the Western political thought, which Arendt and Butler respond to and build upon. While this tradition has a long history of stressing the importance of bodies and publics, it has all too often remained within a narrowly defined range of communities—with the authoritarian and patriarchal worldviews that Arendt and Butler challenge—to say nothing of its focus on other species. This focus is broadening today, and Miner's ability to connect movements and publics is significant. While sharing tea may seem a small act, it is necessary to remember that social movements are primarily an accumulation of small acts, with public demonstrations only punctuating this broader action.
[1] Michael Hardt and Antonio Negri, through their trilogy beginning with Empire (Cambridge and London: Harvard University Press, 2000), have contributed to the reemergence of the term multitude in discussions of political theory. While it captures the essence of collective action quite well, it can be somewhat generalizing; a short fall that Hardt and Negri have acknowledged.
[2] Judith Butler, "Bodies in Alliance and the Politics of the Street," lecture presented in The State of Things, organized by the Office for Contemporary Art Norway, 7 September 2011, http://www.eipcp.net/transversal/1011/butler/en (accessed July 27, 2015)
[3] Dylan Miner, "Makataimeshekiakiak, or the Specter of Indigenous Liberation," in Re-Collecting Black Hawk, Pittsburgh: University of Pittsburgh Press, 2015, 229.
[4] Rozalinda Borcila, Bonnie Fortune and Sarah Ross, eds., Deep Routes: The Midwest in All Directions, Wisconsin: White Wire, 2012, 5.
[5] Miner, "Makataimeshekiakiak, or the Specter of Indigenous Liberation," 229.
[6] Ibid., 229.
Michael DiRisio is a writer and visual artist. His writing can be found in Art Papers, Afterimage, C Magazine, Fuse Magazine and Public Journal, among others, where he typically addresses the intersections between labour, politics and socially engaged art practices. He holds an MFA from the University of Windsor, where his thesis involved the documentation of things given away for free and the construction of free stores in gallery spaces.


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U guys have INSANE standards for waves. Complain when its flat....now its not flat and you complain about wind, tide, closeouts exc. Its beachbreaks and windswell. Take what you can get. U guys must not surf much or know where to check. Must be some really good surfers on here who wouldnt dare to paddle out on anything thats not epic.
Is there such thing as epic anyway? If its that big people complain about closeouts or dumping. Then if its say head high people say it was ok, weak, disorganised. I just dont know.
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Different standards for winter and summer. If it was summer I would have been doing backflips over what I saw in town this morning. With all the rubber etc. the afternoon was better and a better balance of fun verses exhaustion. I will be the first to admit that I have no need for death defying airdrops into bottomless pits. I would rather a more mellow fun wave over a super intense wave anyday. I would not consider any wave I saw today overly intense just not much payoff for the effort until the afternoon.
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Was pretty awesome at my spot spot. Head high sets coming in at 3pm glassy and offshore with a light spray with rainbows forming inside the spray, birds floating in the water, seagulls chirping, and the sun shining with nobody around. haha
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Yeah thats just when I got out. As i turned around I thought Sh*t it's gonna get really good with the incoming.
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had fun!
yeah surf was good in the MD area today. Just maybe not in the OCMD area. Don't be a putz and check the right spots. I was out from 12-3 and it was really good even with the stiff wind and the receding tide. Everyone out was happy with the waves but a lot of frustration checking spots. Such is life.
my spot had clean shoulder + sets coming through wit long lines....and that was around 2, but sorry im not telling where
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Hey Zach, I'll be in SD next week. Any general tips appreciated, looks like some decent north energy on the models.
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