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Nova Abilities and Strategy
Table of Contents
- +Introduction
- ×Abilities and Strategy
- +Talent Build
- 1. Talent Build
- 2. Common Talent Paths
- 3. Level 1 Talents
- 4. Level 4 Talents
- 5. Level 7 Talents
- 6. Level 10 Talents
- 7. Level 13 Talents
- 8. Level 16 Talents
- 9. Level 20 Talents
- 10. ChangeLog
General Information
Below, we give you an overview of the abilities that Nova has access to. We also explain how to best your these abilities.
The other pages of our Nova guide can be accessed from the table of contents on the right.
About the Author
Oxygen is a veteran of the MOBA genre, which he has been playing for nearly 15 years. He has coached some of Heroes of the Storm's most prominent North American players and teams alike, including Team Liquid. As a Master player, he enjoys playing all Heroes and roles.
1. Tips on Ability Usage
- Practice often to acquire and maintain your Snipe accuracy. If you cannot reliably land Snipe, you cannot play Nova.
- Use Pinning Shot to make your Snipe and Precision Strike much easier to land.
- Holo Decoy is useful to to intercept dangerous skillshots.
- An opposing Keep is nearly destroyed, but your team can't quite get to it? Try Precision Strike.
2. Snipe
- Mana: 50
- Cooldown: 6 seconds
Deals 310 (+4% per level) damage to the first enemy hit.
As Nova's main source of burst damage, Snipe is an essential Ability to master. Clever opponents will stand behind undesirable targets such as Minions, summons, Structures, or resilient allied Heroes in order to prevent you from directly hitting them. They can also move in eccentric patterns or use displacement Abilities in an attempt to dodge the projectile. crowd control effects such as stuns, roots, and movement speed debuffs will help landing Snipe, but they are not available to Nova beside through Pinning Shot. Opponents that are distracted by certain tasks, such as killing Mercenaries or dealing with Map Objectives, are also significantly easier to hit. In the end, however, nothing makes up for being able to predict enemy movement and behaviour, for which you will unquestionably need to practice. Learning to lead your target is a good first step to using Snipe well.
3. Pinning Shot
- Mana: 65
- Cooldown: 12 seconds
Deal 110 (+4% per level) damage to an enemy and slow it by 40% for 2.25 seconds.
Pinning Shot's unmissable nature and movement speed reduction effect make it an excellent Ability to use in conjunction with Snipe and Precision Strike in order to improve your accuracy. The Ability's damage is so unremarkable that it should almost exclusively be used when the slowing effect will be useful to you or a teammate, or to trigger One in the Chamber. Due to its long range and reliability, Pinning Shot is typically used as an opening ability when ganking, allowing your allies to follow up with their own damaging or crowd controlling Abilities. As with most movement speed reduction effects, it can also be used for peeling or hindering the escape of an opponent. It should be noted that Pinning Shot prompts Nova to automatically attempt to use a Basic Attack on the Ability's target if she is in range, unless ordered otherwise.
4. Holo Decoy
- Mana: 50
- Cooldown: 15 seconds
Create a Decoy for 5 seconds that appears to attack enemies.
Using this Ability does not break Cloak.
Holo Decoy's usage varies widely based on your opponent's team composition. In general, placing the Decoy in a location where you could reasonably be, such as behind your team or in a Bush or Smoke Vent, will make it difficult for your opponents to recognise which is the true Nova in order to attack you. In a best-case scenario, Ability Cooldowns may be wasted against your Decoy instead of you or your teammates. The Decoy's attacks can also be used to force your opponents to Dismount. Holo Decoy is also useful for scouting Bushes and Smoke Vents, as its death is largely irrelevant beyond the used Cooldown.
Against Heroes with line skillshot abilities such as Storm Bolt, Hook, Feral Spirit, Hungering Arrow, Singularity Spike, Decoy should almost exclusively be used to proactively prevent these abilities from reaching you or your teammates... although with enough experience and finesse, you can even use Decoy to reactively block these abilities after you see them being cast. This has the advantage of making it impossible for your opponents to hold onto their cooldowns for after your hologram has vanished.
5. Triple Tap
- Heroic
- Mana: 100
- Cooldown: 100 seconds
Locks in on the target Hero, then fires 3 shots that hit the first Hero or Structure they come in contact with for 338 (+4% per level) damage each.
Triple Tap's unmissable nature, extremely high damage, and long range make it a threat to any fragile or low-Health Hero. The slow movement of the projectiles fired by Triple Tap, on top of their very obvious travel pattern, means that clever opponents will move behind undesirable targets such as Structures or resilient allied Heroes in order to prevent you from hitting them. Coordinated teams make using Triple Tap even harder, as the projectiles are likely to be intercepted by the well-intentioned allies of your target. Most of these issues can be avoided by carefully selecting isolated targets that have no Structure or allies to use as cover. It should be noted that as a channeled Ability with a long casting time, Triple Tap can — and will — easily be interrupted by stuns, knockbacks, and silences. Its long range should be used to prevent this at all cost.
6. Precision Strike
- Heroic
- Mana: 100
- Cooldown: 60 seconds
After a 1.5 second delay, deals 456 (+4% per level) damage to enemies within an area. Unlimited range.
Precision Strike is notable for its ability to deal a high amount of damage to any desired location of the battlefield. The 2-seconds impact delay means that it is prone to be avoided by attentive players. As such, Precision Strike is typically used with strong area of effect crowd control Abilities such as Apocalypse, Mosh Pit, Grav-O-Bomb 3000, Leap, Divine Storm, and Void Prison. Casting Precision Strike on the escape path of a fleeing opponent may also force them to take the Ability's damage or momentarily stop their withdrawal. Precision Strike's global range also makes it useful for safely finishing off badly damaged Structures.
7. Permanent Cloak, Sniper (Trait)
- Cooldown: 3 seconds
Nova gains Stealth when out of combat for 3 seconds. Taking damage, attacking, using Abilities, or channeling reveals her.
Passive: Nova's Basic Attack range is 1 further than most other ranged Heroes.
Permanent Cloak, Sniper passively causes Nova to become cloaked when out of combat for 3 seconds. The cloaking effect makes Nova untargetable by single-target abilities and basic attacks, prevents minions from engaging her, adds a large amount of transparency to her model, and prevents opponents from seeing her minimap portrait.
Cloak is lost when any of the following conditions is met:
- using a Basic Attack;
- taking damage;
- being hit by revealing abilities such as Oracle or Farsight;
- casting abilities, including Talent-based abilities such as Rewind, with the sole exception of Holo Decoy;
- channeling Map Objectives;
- mounting up or using the Hearthstone;
- being near the opposing team's Core structure.
Permanent Cloak, Sniper is a fundamental element of Nova's gameplay, allowing her to position herself to deliver her burst damage to the intended target. It is therefore essential that you learn the area of effect and Cooldown of the Abilities that can reliably be used to break your Cloak. Common examples include Globe Of Annihilation, Arcane Flare, Moonfire, Seismic Slam, Psionic Storm, El'druin's Might, Holy Radiance, and Multishot.
It should be noted that the Cloaked state does not make Nova fully invisible, though she can not be directly targeted or clicked. She instead appears to be transparent and heavily distorted, a visual effect often described as a shimmer. Attentive players can spot this shimmer and thwart your surprise attack attempts. It is generally best to assume that you are not Cloaked at all when dealing with opponents that are not distracted by some task.
- +Introduction
- ×Abilities and Strategy
- +Talent Build
- 1. Talent Build
- 2. Common Talent Paths
- 3. Level 1 Talents
- 4. Level 4 Talents
- 5. Level 7 Talents
- 6. Level 10 Talents
- 7. Level 13 Talents
- 8. Level 16 Talents
- 9. Level 20 Talents
- 10. ChangeLog
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I love reading about the heroes of the faith. I wish I had lived in a time and in such a way as to have made it onto the list in Hebrews 11 where some of the great men and women are commended for their faith. The list features legends like Noah, Moses and Joseph and their stories of faith, bravery and obedience are amazing. But one name stands out from that list in Hebrews: Enoch. The passage says:
"By faith Enoch was taken from this life, so that he did not experience death: 'He could not be found, because God had taken him away.' For before he was taken, he was commended as one who pleased God."
Noah, Moses, Joseph – yes, their stories are famous and their place in the hall of fame seems obvious. But Enoch – who was he?! He was so special that God didn't let him experience death which means he's one of only two people in the whole Bible who God did that for. While some of the others on the heroes list have chapters and even whole books of the Bible dedicated to them, everything we know about Enoch's life is summarised in these three verses from Genesis 5: 21-24:
"When Enoch had lived 65 years, he became the father of Methuselah. After he became the father of Methuselah, Enoch walked faithfully with God 300 years and had other sons and daughters. Altogether, Enoch lived a total of 365 years. Enoch walked faithfully with God; then he was no more, because God took him away."
That's all we know about him. There's no great story of his bravery and adventure. No great tales of his obedience and lengthy details about his life. So why was he a hero? He was faithful to God. That's all we know. We're given no more details about how he was faithful and what he did and I love that we don't know anything else. In our culture we prize celebrity and want to know everything about everyone in the public eye. We want to tell everyone everything about our lives too. We can't watch a TV programme without telling people what it is and what we think of it. Everything has to be announced, everything has to be shared, and everything we do has to be made public.
The inclusion of Enoch in this list of heroes tells us something really important: you don't have to have an impressive story to be counted among the saints, you just have to be faithful. That was how Enoch pleased God. We can assume he was just an ordinary, faithful person who followed God. He also provides us with a challenge: are we willing to invest in obscurity? To serve others when no one else may ever know? Are we happy to be obedient to God in the secret places, choosing to do his will out of obedience, rather than because it will get us some earthly credit? In Matthew 6 Jesus talked about the importance of doing things in secret knowing that our father sees and will reward us. There's something sacred about giving and serving in the secret place where no one knows. If you're anything like me then it will require a huge amount of discipline not to announce it to the world! But there's a joy in having something that's just between you and God; it creates and deepens an intimate relationship to have things that aren't shared with everyone. We need to be praying, giving, fasting and serving in the unseen places. We need to learn from Enoch who can proudly take his place in the roll call of heroes of the faith just for being faithful.

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Nearly 140 major political donors, including more than 50 fund-raisers for President Obama, have signed a letter to support the public financing of campaigns in New York. In the wake of a series of corruption scandals that have tarnished Albany, the signatories are calling for immediate action by Governor Andrew Cuomo and the New York State Legislature. The donors support the popular New York City small donor matching system as a solution to many of the problems that ail state politics. In New York City, contributions up to $175 are matched with public funds by a factor of six. The signatories include hedge fund manager S. Donald Sussman, venture capitalist Alan Patricof, movie director Rob Reiner and Espirit clothing company founder Susie Buell, among others. All told, the donors have raised or contributed at least $50 million for federal candidates and parties in recent years. The irony of the situation was not lost on anyone. As Ellen Chesler, senior fellow at the Roosevelt Institute explained, "We know how the system works from the inside, and we know it needs change." Read more…
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Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers – It's Only Rock 'N' Roll (And That's The Point)
By Blair Jackson
BAM — April 7, 1978
Los Angeles – Cruising down Hollywood Boulevard at a hair-raising 55 m.p.h., Albert Ruiz, a 53-year-old cab driver from East Los Angeles, was having the time of his life, weaving from one lane to another like a crazed young punk unleashed on an amusement park's bumper cars for the first time. As he barely averted one potentially cataclysmic accident after another, his smile widened under his bushy mustache revealing a set of jagged, rotting teeth. His demonic glare was a far cry from the grim countenance that stared, like a convict's mugshot, from the license posted on the dashboard in front of me. The car radio, blaring KHJ at an obnoxiously loud and distorted volume, belched out a string of mediocre hits. Player gave way to Andy Gibb, who was in turn followed by the latest abomination from Kiss.
And then it happened. The opening guitar riff of "Breakdown" came on and Ruiz went nuts.
"Tom Petty! Tom Petty!" he shouted in a thick Spanish accent.
Petty's shadowy voice filled the car.
Iss awwright if you lovve me
Iss awwright eef you don–
Ruiz sang along in a raspy, barely audible voice, punctuating each beat with an open-handed slap to the steering wheel.
"You like Tom Petty?" I asked incredulously, my eyes glued to the road Ruiz was studiously ignoring.
"Yeah, man. 'Breakdown.' That song it is my girlfriend's favorite. Is rock and roll, man!" he added sharply, obviously proud of his apparent hipness. The song excited him more and more as we talked. He pounded the wheel ferociously for an instant, utterly consumed by the beat.
"How ironic," I thought as I felt the car jerk wildly with each slap of the wheel, "my very reason for being in L.A. — Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers — is going to lead me to a grisly premature death."
But no, the car screeched to an abrupt halt, sending me and my tape recorder crashing into the dashboard.
"I drive too fast sometimes," Ruiz said, grinning.
"No…No you don't," I replied, almost apologizing for his sudden pang of guilt.
As he roared away leaving me in a huge cloud of blue-black exhaust, I could hear the final notes of "Breakdown" oozing out of his radio.
"Is rock and roll," I said to myself.
The offices of Shelter Records are located in a fairly rundown section of L.A., across the street from a gay porno theatre in a humble wooden bungalow that resembles the Symbionese Liberation Army "safe house" where Field Marshall Cinque and his soldiers were barbequed by L.A.'s crack S.W.A.T. team a few years ago, Certainly, the house has little in common with the plush but sterile corporate digs that house most record labels in L.A., but it definitely has its own charm.
Next door sits the building containing Shelter Studios, "home" for the last three months for Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, who have been spending 12 hours or more each day recording their long-awaited second album for Shelter/ABC.
Like most studios, it is abysmally lit. Walking down the dark, steep staircase from the studio to the front door is an open invitation to the grim reaper. One grows accustomed to functioning in almost total darkness after a while. It's fairly well-known that rock musicians, like bats and armadillos, are nocturnal creatures — the dim studio lighting fools them into believing its always nighttime.
In the studio proper, Heartbreakers keyboardist Benmont Tench is banging out a rough version of the Stones' "Heart of Stone" while guitarist Mike Campbell strums an unplugged axe and an amused Petty looks on, drawing long drags from an endless chain of cigarettes. In the adjoining kitchen, bassist Ron Blair and drummer Stan Lynch teach me a new game — "smash the toy helicopter." The object of the game is to throw potentially destructive matter at a small, battery-powered plastic helicopter that flies in a circle at the end of wire attached to a fixed base on the counter. I toss a huge roll of construction tape at the chopper, grazing its tail and smashing a cup behind it. My next toss knocks over Lynch's coffee.
"That's pretty good," Blair tells me. "You learn fast." Not fast enough to actually put the whirly-bird out of commission, though. Lynch had that honor. "As I recall," Petty would tell me three weeks after this initial visit to the studio, "Stan got so into it that he threw a hammer at the damn thing." So much for studio fun and games.
The Heartbreakers deserve those rare moments of brainless leisure, however destructive or aberrant they may appear to those unfamiliar with the hard work and tedium of recording. The band played an astronomical 200 gigs in 1977, touring extensively throughout the U.S. and Europe. And it evidently paid off, too. The constant touring took the Heartbreakers from complete obscurity in January of last year to borderline-superstardom. Their first album (Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers) went from being just a critical favorite to being a record-buyer's favorite as well — particularly after the Heartbreakers' second single, "Breakdown," shot up the charts, reaching Number 40 nationally and floating into the Top Ten in a handful of cities.
"I think it's great for a band like ours that's playing rock and roll to crack the Top Ten or Top Forty or even the Top Hundred," Petty says, "because this kind of rock and roll isn't on the AM radio and I want to put it there. I'm after it. I want to get it.
"It's only going to take one or two artists of the rock mold — the radio people would probably call it "new wave" — to go into the Top Ten before we might see a turnaround in music. Kids love rock and roll — real rock and roll — on the AM radio."
Many people, Petty included, were surprised that "Breakdown" was the finally the single that put the Heartbreakers onto a zillion transistor radios in teenland. That song had been ABC's first choice for a single when the album was released 14 months ago, but it had failed to catch fire. The second single, "American Girl," made more sense since it had been an FM "hit"; but it, too, failed to dent the AM charts.
"'American Girl' would have made it if its release had been planned right," Petty claims. "It came out right when we went to Europe so we weren't around to support it at all." It was a big hit in Europe, however, as was "Anything That's Rock and Roll," which reached high in the charts in both England and Germany.
Although the Heartbreakers were unquestionably gaining momentum as they toured the U.S. (the West Coast was particularly enthusiastic) the European tour gave them their first real taste of monster success. Crowds were large and ecstatic wherever they played, and the always hyperbolic European rock press nearly became hysterical. The English papers decided that Petty was going to be The Next Big Thing and one German paper ran a headline that screamed "TOM PETTY: DER NUE MICK JAGGER!"
The Europeans were ready for the Heartbreakers' searing but always melodic three-and-a-half minute songs. There was no punk ugliness in the groups' demeanor, nor was there pretentious posturing. It was just straight-ahead rock and roll in the Grand Tradition of the Stones and Yardbirds and a handful of other classic bands. Coming into Europe seemingly obsessed with safety-pinned mutants on the one hand and artsy neo-classicists on the other, the Heartbreakers were hailed for their simplicity and no-jive approach to rock and roll.
And in Germany, they were welcomed by zealous customs policemen who were eager to add five American rock stars to their list of prestigious arrests.
"They found some perfectly innocent pills — vitamins and aspirins, mainly — and I guess they didn't like the look of them, so they said to us, 'You vill schtopp here,'" Ben Tench explains with a wry smile. "They dragged us into some Mission Impossible-looking room where guys in strange nondescript uniforms were analyzing the aspirin. 'Das is LSD pill,' they told us. They held up another and said 'Das is cocaine pill.' They strip-searched us and held us until a guy from German TV came to our rescue and said, 'These guys have to do a show!' [The band made a one hour special for German TV.] Then, some brain was smart enough to look at the pills … 'Ah…One-A-Day vitamins!"
Yes, Europe was rough for the innocents abroad. "Frankfurt looks exactly like the San Fernando Valley," Tench moans, "and they don't know how to make sandwiches in England."
"All we heard on the radio in Germany were polkas," gripes Mike Campbell; and "In Paris," says Ron Blair, "we must have stayed on the wrong side of town because Campbell and I started getting hassled and nipped by poodles who seem to have been trained to attack Americans."
"I didn't really see much of Europe," Stan Lynch laughs. "I was always either playing or passed out."
"I passed out on the couch you're sitting on," Blair tells me later. "It's great to be back home, but making this record hasn't exactly been like a leisurely vacation."
"I've spent so much time in the studio," Petty says, "that the outside world has begun to look very strange to me. I went out to a diner down the street the other night and I couldn't believe how disoriented I was. It was like [he rolls his eyes], 'What is this? What's going on out there?"
Though the Heartbreakers have all been living in the L.A. area for about five years now, they are seldom recorded as an "L.A. band" as that term is generally used. Their short, catchy, usually R&B – based songs and their occasionally dapper High Tides and Green Grass-era Stones stage appearance owe more to British rock than to the L.A. cocaine cowboy scene; and though they originally came from Florida (for a fairly detailed history of the group, see BAM, June 1977), they bear no resemblance whatsoever to Southern boogie bands of the Wet Willie/Lynyrd Skynyrd school.
"You're only an 'L.A. band,'" Tench says, "if you go out and hang out on the Strip a lot and make a big deal of pointing out to people that you hang out on the Strip a lot. We're not into that."
"We're sort of a band without a country in a lot of peoples' eyes," comments Lynch, "but I really feel like we're a U.S. band."
Lynch, like the other members of the group, has good things to say about his home-base of L.A.
"I like the energy," he says. "You wake up and you can almost feel the city rumbling. There's an intense competitive drive that keeps the whole place rolling all the time."
"L.A. is opportunity," adds Campbell. "It's where we went to do what we wanted to do but couldn't do in Florida."
"This city has a top-of-the-line rock scene," Blair points out, "and if you live here, you have to feel a bit a part of that. I like L.A. and I love this place," he says of Shelter Studios. "We keep it funky and it's a great place to work."
And a hazardous one as well. About a month ago, Petty was nearly buried in rubble when the ceiling in the kitchen area collapsed after a heavy rain. ("Rock and roll is excitin'," Petty jokes of the incident.) But the death-trap of a staircase and the poor lighting have not prevented the Heartbreakers from being productive in the one-time Armenian night-club. Work on the new LP, titled You're Gonna Get It (Terminal Romance was the original title, but Petty scrapped it), is almost complete and Petty expects the album to be in the stores either late this month or in very early May.
Everyone involved with the Heartbreakers — band members, management, and ABC — firmly believes that the release of You're Gonna Get It will firmly establish the band as a top national act (they're so close already) and on the basis of the tracks Petty played me at the studio in late March, I'd ave to agree wholeheartedly with that prediction. Not only is You're Gonna Get It more powerful and better-made than the group's first LP, it's one of the best rock albums I've heard in the last couple of years. If this album doesn't sell a million copies, there will be sufficient cause to worry about the health of this country.
Petty's new songs, like the ten that graced the first Heartbreakers LP, are charged with the sort of thunderous urgency and manic energy that has always characterized the best rock and roll. These songs are a quick, glorious, nitrous oxide high — they take you up with a rush, vibrate in every pore of your body, and leave you tingling when they're gone. The twenty-odd years before Chuck Berry's first rumblings and Petty's steamroller rockers may seem like a long time, but they both clearly sit on the same time-line. Great rock and roll will never change because it will always be defined by the same energy — it will always mean freedom, defiance, and youthful independence, and it will always say "let the good times roll."
Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers know rock and roll and they know the tradition. What they play is not startlingly new — just startlingly good. And they know it, too.
"We knew the first album was really good," Petty says, "and that's why we were playing constantly all last year. We refused for that album not to succeed. We could see that when we played the songs, we were getting a great reaction; so we tried to play all the time so the following would keep building. It accelerated the entire year."
As Petty and I sit in the two chairs at the sound board in Shelter Studios, Noah Shark — a jovial, bearded fellow who is co-producing the new LP with Denny Cordell (who produced the first LP alone) — puts reel after huge reel of tape onto the room's playback console.
"It may take a second for your ears to adjust to the volume," Petty warns me.
Indeed, the wall-mounted studio monitors that sit no more than ten feet in front of us are so powerful that the first few seconds of "You're Gonna Get It" practically knocks me into Petty's lap. But the sound is as clear as it is loud and the song instantly puts me in a rocking frame of mind. Its swirling, ethereal quality places the tune somewhere between the slightly tough and sinister "Breakdown" and the other-worldly "Luna," from the first album. The song rocks slowly but relentlessly forward, cushioned by a rich, complex instrumental backdrop that stuns me at first.
"Did I hear synthesizers on that track?" I ask Petty.
He smiles. "Noah, did you hear that?"
"Yeah. Good. Good."
"Nope. No synthesizers," Petty answers, smiling.
Evidently, Mike Campbell's guitars had fooled me as intended. I'd passed the idiocy test with flying colors.
Next, Shark cues up "No Second Thoughts," a rousing shaker'n'mover with a definite Caribbean feel to it. This isn't some white reggae rip-off, however. Its roots are more implied than stated, and it's definitely still rock and roll — imagine a Heartbreakers treatment of Stones songs like "Sweet Black Angel" or "Luxury." The rough edge in Petty's voice and Lynch's conga carry the song.
Though Petty will have a song way to top the overall brilliance of "American Girl," the new LP's "Too Much Ain't Enough" is the wildest, ballsiest song the Heartbreakers have ever recorded. Mike Campbell's frenzied playing on this track makes me wonder if the friendly, soft-spoken guitarist might actually be possessed by dark forces lurking God-knows-where in the Hollywood Hills. This is not the work of the same guitarist who, in a narcotized stupor, stepped blindly off the stage in Akron, Ohio. Look out, Ted Nugent!
Lynch provides a killer Phil Spector via Charlie Watts drum beat on "Too Much…"; Blair adds a clear, loping bass line that rattled my chair, and Tench's furious keyboard work conjured visions of the crazed pothead piano player in Reefer Madness banging away at the keys like his very survival depended on playing as fast as he could at all times. I was literally swearing by the time the song's three minutes had elapsed. It's bound to be a complete showstopper on the Heartbreakers' next tour (which, incidentally, begins shortly). They don't need old war-horses like "Shout" and "Route 66" in their repertoire when Petty is writing songs this hot.
"Hurt" slowed things down again, but did little to change the intensity of the listening experience. Like Bruce Springsteen and the Rolling Stones during their Exile on Main Street period, the Heartbreakers manage to infuse all their songs (regardless of tempo) with an undefinable power that, here, derives from the band's ability to play like a band rather than five individuals, and from the purposefulness and desperation in Petty's singing. "Hurt" opens with a loose instrumental passage which features electric and acoustic guitars charting several seemingly independent, self-propelled courses. The paths magically coalesce and fall into a nicely textured, medium-tempo song that contained some of Petty's finest vocals to date. And it is here that we learn something about his feelings in the Golden State. "Thank God for California," he sings plaintively. "Thank God for a home."
Also included on the new album are two songs which were part of the group's live show for most of last year — "I Need To Know" and "Listen to Her Heart." The former song is yet another savage rocker, a dashing Ferrari in a rock world dominated by look-alike Dodge Darts; "Listen to her Heart," which the band had originally hoped to release as a single on Valentine's Day, is the sort of hauntingly melodic ballad-with-a-bear that inevitably draws Byrds comparisons from rock critics, and heavy sighs from young girls.
"This is more of a group record," Petty says of You're Gonna Get It. "The first record was us getting to know each other musically. I think this one has more depth, and I hope it's going to force more people to pick up on the fact that there really are five people involved with this group.
Despite his attempts to emphasize the band rather than himself, the star-hungry rock press has constantly pushed Petty into the spotlight by himself, ignoring the other four band members for the most part. After all, Petty does write and sing lead on all the Heartbreakers' songs. But live and on the new record, it really does sound like a tight, five-piece rock and roll band, not a leader and four sidemen. Amazingly, Petty's bandmates express no resentment and little jealousy of the attention that has been lavished on him.
"We all get our ideas into the music," Campbell says. "We all put our personalities into the music. Tom knows that and the people who really understand how this band works understand that. That's enough to satisfy me, so I don't really care how others see it. We all get paid and," he adds with a chuckle, "we all get laid."
Since the Heartbreakers have not toured since "Breakdown" catapulted them from being "cult favorites" to bona-fide hit-makers, the band members are hard-pressed to speculate about whether their next tour will be received much differently than their last one.
"There's no question that having a Top Forty hit has broadened out band's appeal," Campbell says, "because a lot of housewives and truckdrivers and people who would never listen to Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers are going to hear it and identify with it and maybe want to see us play … which is not to say we play for truckdrivers!"
The release of what is sure to be an ecstatically-received new LP may be all it takes to launch Petty and Company into teen-idol orbit once and for all. After all, in parts of Europe the group already gets the Leif Garrett treatment in the fan mags; and even in America, both Teen and 16 magazines have shown more than just a passing interest in the group. Things could get pretty crazy a few months from now.
"Yeah, it's going to get crazy," Blair agrees. "But our minds are going to stay street-level for the rest of our lives."
Even after you've tasted the Holy Dollar a year or so up the road?
"I'm not going to bite it," he says. "I'll just take it."
Petty echoes Blair's determination not to let success co-opt the band's fiercely independent spirit. He would like, one suspects, to think of himself as — to quote the title of one of his best songs — "The Wild One, Forever."
"I don't think an increase in popularity will change us much," he says earnestly. "I think it's great all these kids are hearing us and liking us 'cause that's what our whole thing is about — playing rock and roll for the kids. We're not so popular that it's at all uncomfortable." He snickers. "It's not a Farrah Fawcett situation."
But it could come to that if more singles break into the charts and the teen magazines decide the Heartbreakers' tough-but-clean image is going to click with their readers.
"It's part of being in a rock band. We want to look good on stage in the sense that we don't want to wear overalls and straw hats and stuff like that, but we're not trying to put across any sort of glamorous image.
"I don't think we're in danger of becoming Peter Frampton-types or Shaun Cassidy-types," he smiles. "Basically, I think we're much too seedy for that trip."


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First time here so,forgive me please if i mistakenly created this question in wrong place.
Also sorry for my Bad English.(Not native) But i'm trying to be more clear as i can maximally.
I have question regarding Apache Web server.
I'm running:
Linux debian 2.6.32-5-686 #1 SMP Sun Sep 23 09:49:36 UTC 2012 i686 GNU/Linux
root@debian:/var/www/somecustomuser# ls -l
All files and folders recursively chmod'ed to my another user named: somecustomuseruser under /var/www/somecustomuser.
Also theris safe_mode is ON so default uid checking plays here.
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Once again to be clear: How i can prevent *uploaded file execution automatically* (something like Cpanel Hulk way?)
Do i need setfacl(ACL) way to solve this?Or may be theris another ways?
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Thank you very much for your reply.
Basically it is not production server.I setup it on my own computer (virtualbox)
I also did port forwarding to serve incoming requests to port 80.So apache is accessible from Internet too.
I'm a bit familiar with penetration testing) So i also tested using "shells" to test my server security.
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I hardened/separated users by applying open_basedir_restriction too.
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Do i need to harden it a bit?
If i'll use suPhp can i prevent that HTTP uploaded file execution?(I'm sorry for my stupid questions-I never used suPhp.
But RTFM i think can light me to the right direction :))
Thank you very much!
Sorry for my English:(
root@debian:/etc/apache2/sites-enabled# ps aux|grep apach*
Once again thank you unSpawn)
I installed suPHP.Everything seems pretty enough secure now.I can't read anothers (files,configs etc)
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It is an extremely noble cause, wanting to end human trafficking and sex slavery. But we live in a time when we can "participate" in virtually every noble cause. And I for one will admit that my "participation" often does not go deeper than being a fashion accessory or a Facebook post. Lore Ferguson probably wrote the most important words I read this week about what it's going to take to truly end sex trafficking. (Hint: a majority of people, even Christians are participating in something that perpetuates the slave trade.)
The R-Rated, Unedited Gospel
We live in a country that is saturated with the gospel…or some form of it. But we have a very edited, sanitized, censored version of the gospel, really. It has been taught to us since Sunday School, cleaned up to be "family friendly." I completely agree with Emily Wierenga, that perhaps the truest Christians I have met are living in a continent that is starving to death.
A Dirty Little Gospel
Yes, somehow a theme developed in my blog reading this week. After reading Emily's words, I came across Hannah Brencher's. For all the ways we have sanitized the gospel to be pleasing to religious people, we have often poisoned the gospel to keep outsiders out.
When Our Christian Faith is Questioned
Finally, came these words, on the insult of having our own convictions questioned, of not being considered "Christian" enough by those who take it upon themselves to know best. How often have we branded each other "heretic" because its easier than showing grace? Kathy Escobar talks about having her own faith questioned.
And If You Need To Cry Just a Little Bit
I never thought I would say this, but the best thing I saw this week was Jimmy Kimmel. If you haven't seen this video, watch all the way to the end, because you can hear the tears coming in his voice, and you'll probably be crying a little bit too.
For the few great words I named, there were thousands more that I do not have space to share. But these are a few words that fueled me this week. What about you?


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'I left the RUC 20 years ago, but still shed tears over the things I saw'
George Hamilton's 'dry your eyes' remarks were inappropriate, but Troubles veterans witnessed awful sights
As someone who served at the coal-face of anti-terror policing through practically all of the Troubles and who was forced into early retirement as a result of the corrosive effect of long-term exposure to stress, I was disappointed at the remarks this week by the Chief Constable George Hamilton, which basically amounted to saying to his officers: "Well, if you can't take the heat, then get out of the kitchen."
It was a very inappropriate thing to say and, to me, it was like a step back in time to the backward attitude that persisted among senior headquarters officers during the era of the Troubles, and his remarks will no doubt have resonated with many retired officers.
Policing in normal times can, on occasions, be highly stressful - particularly when called to deal with the horrors of road traffic collisions, suicides or cases of child abuse. But these simply cannot compare to what the RUC experienced during the darkest days of the 30 years of the conflict.
I served my statutory two years' uniform probationary period in north Belfast, starting in May 1970. The Troubles were steadily moving from simmering to boiling-point and sectarian murders were rife.
During those two years I was the first police officer at the scenes of 12 murders and many of the victims had been cruelly brutalised before death mercifully released them from their tormentors.
In those early years my only duty was to keep the scene intact pending the arrival of CID.
I was so incensed by the horrors I was witnessing that I felt I wanted to do more, and consequently applied to become a trainee detective.
I was accepted and sent to west Belfast, where murders, too, were an almost daily occurrence.
But my earlier experiences had to a degree hardened me when I had to physically deal with brutalised victims.
However, I was by no means inured to their deaths and I didn't leave my human emotions behind when my turn of duty had finished.
I often lay in bed at night thinking about the savagery that lies just below the surface in mankind.
I also shamelessly confess that I did have to dry my tears in secret on occasions and just move on.
I soon had acquired experiences well beyond my length of service and steadily moved up the ranks of CID until I found myself in charge of divisional detective departments and directing murder investigations.
My role then was to bring together all of the evidential elements of a murder, from witnesses, pathologists and forensic scientists, and formulate a picture of how the crime had happened, thereby keeping my murder squad on track.
Almost all of the murder victims I had dealt with by then had met their deaths by means of savage beatings, stabbings, shootings, or being caught up in no-warning bombings.
Soon we entered a new phase, when the IRA began planting under-car bombs using Semtex supplied by Colonel Gadaffi. I dealt with four such cases, and these were certainly the work of the Devil. The bomb was usually placed to catch the driver out and was triggered by a mercury tilt switch. Once the car had moved a few yards the bomb went off and the tarmac directed most of the blast upwards, punching a hole in the bottom of the car and blowing away most of the lower half of the body of the victim.
Death was - mercifully - instantaneous, but it was horrendously difficult removing their remains from the wrecks of their cars and frequently I passed out limbs to my colleagues, who would lay them in order on a plastic sheet. Then came the time to lift out the upper half of the body, which was difficult to do while trying to afford the victim a degree of dignity.
In addition to dealing with murders, I think most people will not realise that operational detectives have a role to play in the investigations into suicides and sudden and unexplained deaths. Initially, these have to be treated as crimes until proven otherwise.
As a divisional head of CID, it was my duty to visit these scenes and direct the investigation.
These cases were normally resolved at an early stage as being genuine suicides, or death being due to natural causes - thanks to the professional work of the pathologists and forensic scientists. But, nonetheless, they were quite harrowing - particularly when dealing with cot deaths.
My most vivid memory of a suicide is that of a schoolboy dressed in his uniform who had hanged himself. My two sons were of a similar age and the memory of that event haunts me to this day.
Overall, during my almost quarter-of-a-century of investigating crimes, I estimate that I visited the scenes and dealt with the bodies of around 200 victims. At a guess, about 50 of these were suicides and sudden deaths, and the remainder were murders.
However, I served through wholly exceptional times and my experiences certainly took a toll on me in many ways when I began to lose my operational effectiveness through extreme stress and was forced to leave the force.
I have nothing but admiration for the PSNI - especially when I witness the courageous manner in which officers deal with public order situations.
They, too, remain under the threat of the gunman and, as part of their everyday duties, they have to deal with all manner of deaths, but, thankfully, fewer murders.
While I feel the Chief Constable made inappropriate remarks last weekend, we are all capable of saying things we later regret.
I hope he has moved on from the caveman attitude to stress I experienced from headquarters officers during my service.
And I would ask him to bear in mind that it's 20 years since I terminated my police career, but I still shed a tear from time to time when I think back to some of the events I witnessed.
Retired RUC detective superintendent Alan Simpson is the author of Duplicity And Deception (Brandon)
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Wearing a T-shirt with a political slogan can be truly deplorable in the eyes of Texas elections officials, as one man found out Monday.
Brett Mauthe, 55, was arrested in Bulverde, Texas, after wearing a pro-Trump hat, and a T-shirt saying "basket of deplorables."
The phrase became a rallying cry for supporters of Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump after Democrat Hillary Clinton used it to describe Trump's fans.
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"We had a guy who had a shirt on that the elections coordinator or deputy elections clerk felt like was a political statement," Bulverde police chief Gary Haecker said. "Therefore we got called up there because this gentleman didn't want to either change his shirt, turn it inside out, cover the insignia or whatever it was. That is a violation of the election code."
"He wanted to take a stand," said Haecker, who described Mauthe as gentlemanly throughout the incident. "Unfortunately, he was arrested."
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Mauthe was willing to take off his hat. However, when officials said the only way he could wear the T-shirt was to turn it inside out, he drew the line. Mauthe further told officials he was not aware of their interpretation of the rules regarding electioneering.
"I went up there and talked to him. I told him, 'I support you and I appreciate what you're doing. It's your right, but you're going about it the wrong way here.' The election code has very specific rules," Haecker said. "These are the rules and you have to abide by the rules."
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Cynthia Jaqua, the Comal County elections coordinator, said although few people are ever busted for electioneering, Mauthe broke the rules.
"Electioneering is prohibited within a 100-foot marker. You cannot express views for or against a candidate or political party by wearing buttons, T-shirts, hats, whatever else or carrying signs," she said.
"Every election we have to advise people. … They wear candidates' shirts and we just have to remind them. 'Please go into the restroom and turn it inside out,'" she said. "This is the first time I recall someone getting arrested."
Some voters were surprised that clothing could be banned.
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"I don't feel like you should be preaching to anybody, but I do feel like you should be able to wear a shirt if you want and if it has the candidate," resident Georgina Pereida said.
Mauthe was charged with Class C misdemeanor. The charge carries a possible fine of $500.


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Fleeing motorcylist dead after single gunshot, crash off I-35
FOREST LAKE, Minn. (KMSP) - A man who was fleeing police after a gun-related incident in Oak Grove, Minn. crashed his motorcycle into a fence off Interstate 35 in Forest Lake, Minn., and then shot himself, according to police in Wyoming, Minn.
Wyoming Police officers attempted to stop the motorcycle around 10:09 p.m. Monday after receiving information that the driver fled police in Anoka County, stemming from an incident in the city of Oak Grove involving the brandishing of a handgun. The 38-year-old man from Coon Rapids failed to stop for officers and led police on a 5-mile chase that ended in a crash in the wayside rest area off I-35.
Preliminary reports indicate the motorcyclist fired a single shot from the handgun after crashing his motorcycle, and before officers could exit their squads. The man was pronounced dead at the scene from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. There were no shots fired by officers involved in the incident.
Forest Lake police, the Minnesota State Patrol and the Ramsey County Medical Examiner are assisting with the investigation.
Help is available
The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline number is 800-273-8255. The hotline has trained staff available 24/7 to help those in crisis. Everyone can play a role in preventing suicide by being aware of the warning signs of suicidal behaviors:
- Talking about wanting to die; feeling hopeless, trapped, or in unbearable pain, being a burden to others
- Looking for a way to kill oneself
- Increasing the use of alcohol or drugs
- Acting anxious, agitated, or reckless
- Sleeping too little or too much
- Withdrawing or feeling isolated
- Showing rage or talking about seeking revenge
- Displaying extreme mood swings.
What you can do
If you believe someone is at risk of suicide:
- Ask them if they are thinking about killing themselves. (This will not put the idea into their heads, or make it more likely that they will attempt suicide)
- Call the U.S. National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 800-273-TALK (8255)
- Take the person to an emergency room or seek help from a medical or mental health professional;
- Remove any objects that could be used in a suicide attempt; and
- If possible, do not leave the person alone.


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The fishermen on Lake Michigan, sometimes,
For kicks, they spit two hunks of bait on hooks
At either end of a single length of line
And toss that up among the scavenging gulls,
Who go for it so fast that often two of them
Make the connection before it hits the water.
Hooked and hung up like that, they do a dance
That lasts only so long. The fishermen
Do that for kicks, on Lake Michigan, sometimes.
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The important court decisions and settlements obtained by Shapray Cramer Fitterman Lamer's lawyers span all areas of corporate, securities and commercial law and can be found by an online search of the Canadian legal databases. A few of the more significant cases of note include:
Howard Shapray successfully represented the Province of British Columbia in an appeal in a constitutional case in which the issue was the protection of cabinet privilege from disclosure during a trial in which the Province was a defendant.
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Self Catering in Cornwall - Reawla
Sleeps a maximum of: 6
Pricing From: £403.00 - 1222.00
A large and comfortable barn conversion, this beautifully situated rural retreat offers superb accommodation for up to six people across three bedrooms.
This wonderful barn conversion is superbly located amidst the lush green fields of Cornwall's far west, just two miles from the delightful village of Reawla. With a spacious living room and adjoining conservatory as well as a large kitchen with dining table, the property also boasts a lovely garden with shared paddock where visitors can enjoy a summer barbecue. With a huge variety of attractions and spectacular coastal scenery, visitors will never be lacking something to do in the local area.
Lovely cottage but needs updating
Stayed here for a week and was such a nice quiet place to be. First of all it was very hard to find as the sat nav says you've reached your destination before you've arrived. You then have to carry down the road for 5 minutes to reach it. Then there's a tiny sign in the hedge. So it needs to be better sign posted. There's about 3 cottages in the same area which are very big and spacious. It's a very peaceful area, making it easy to sleep and relax. Each room is very spacious and has great views from the Windows. However due to the space, there could be more furniture and overall it needs to be more updated. The TV is very old fashioned and is hard to get specific channels. There are no wardrobes, just curtains with hangers behind them! The sink also kept getting blocked when it rained and made strange noises as the dirt was being pushed back up it. It does need some serious work but the people who own it are very elderly, so I don't expect it. The cleaners also need to actually clean... I found an empty mars bar wrapper under my bed. Disgusting! However everything else was lovely. Was able to hang washing out on the line. Mattresses were very comfortable. Really enjoyed sitting in the conservatory and having meals. Oven cooked quickly and was just generally a pretty cottage. Would only return if work was done.
We absolutely love Demelza Barn. It is in a perfect location, central to places like Hayle, St Ives, Penzance and Cambourne. The weather was stunning and we had a fantastic week. We will definitely be booking it again for next year.
Mrs Bedford
Everyone was very friendly and inviting, and we wished we could've stayed longer.
Mrs Owen
A fantastic area and the cottage was very spacious. There was more than enough room for our 3 very active children to play and explore. Would definitely book this cottage again.
Mr Fletcher
The setting for the barn was very peaceful. All you could hear was the noise of birdsong every morning. The dog loved the garden and the paddock to run about in. It was our first visit to Cornwall and it is every bit as lovely as people say it is.
Mrs Jones
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Full oil central heating, additional heating from woodburner. Electric cooker, microwave, fridge/freezer, washer/dryer, dishwasher, colour TV, DVD. Fuel, power & starter pack for woodburner inc. in rent. Bed linen inc. in rent. Cot & highchair on request. Ample off road parking. Shared paddock & private garden with garden furniture. Sorry, no smoking. One well behaved dog welcome. Village shop 3 mins drive, pub 5 mins drive.
Changeover Day
Double Beds: 2
Twin Beds: 1
Further Amenities:
Linen provided
Washing Machine
High Chair
Get an Ordnance Survey map covering the Reawla area.
Nearest AttractionsHeritage Rated from 1- 5 (low-exceptional) on historic interest
Paradise Park Wildlife Sanctuary - 2.2 miles (Family Attraction)
Godolphin - 2.7 miles (Historic House)
St Ives, St Leonard's Chapel - 5.4 miles (Historic Church)
St Ives, St Ia's Church - 5.4 miles (Historic Church)
St Ives Museum - 5.4 miles (Museum)
Barbara Hepworth Museum and Sculpture Garden - 5.4 miles (Museum)
Ludgvan, St Paul's Church - 5.5 miles (Historic Church)
St Ives, St Nicholas Chapel - 5.5 miles (Historic Church)
Tate St Ives - 5.6 miles (Museum)
Barnoon Cemetery - 5.6 miles (Landmark)
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PEMBROKE - Angela Miller doesn't mind the fuss.
She's used to it coming from her own Bryan County bench.
That's where her coach - and dad - Johnnie Miller can't help but plead at times with his best player to do things his way.
"Angela!" he says, wincing as he draws out her name. "Puh-leeze, Ann-gee-laa."
Miller's baby girl, the last of his four children, is not indifferent to his shouts.
Most of the time she answers him by flashing an ornery little grin. The sideways glance is an unmistakable response: My way will work, too, Daddy.
"That is exactly how it happens," Angela said. "The more he fusses at me, the better I play. And I prove him wrong."
Together, the father-daughter team has helped prove a lot of competition wrong about the Bryan County squad.
During Angela's junior year last season, the Redskins advanced to the Class AA sectionals before losing to Brantley County 64-55 and finishing 21-7 overall.
The squad's success has continued, despite a youthful lineup and a move to Class A, specifically Region 3-A.
On Saturday, third-place Bryan Co. (11-6, 6-2 Region 3-A) hopes to upset the region's second-place team, Savannah Country Day (14-2, 7-1). The Hornets beat the Redskins 43-30 in December.
Game time is 6 p.m. in Pembroke.
"We're peaking at the right time," Miller said. "One of us (Bryan or SCD) is going to have to get No. 1 (McIntosh County Academy) before the season is out."
No doubt Miller, a 32-year coaching veteran, will rely on Angela to help make it happen.
The 5-foot-9 Armstrong Atlantic State recruit is averaging 14.9 points, 13 rebounds and 3.3 assists a game.
But it's her hard-nosed dives to the basket that make coaches sweat the most.
"She's capable of taking over the game," said Dale Parker, Savannah Country Day's coach. "She's hard to guard one-on-one."
Just ask her dad.
As a small child, Angela started tagging along with him to summer basketball camps.
She graduated to boys' teams and hated having to play later on with girls' teams.
Soon enough, Angela was playing for her dad. Another daughter, Candius, tried it before her and didn't last.
But Angela didn't budge.
"It takes a special child to play for a parent. Not every child can do it," said their mother, Angie. "Candius could not see him as the coach. That was her daddy yelling at her."
Angela, though, seems to thrive on the basketball dialogue that continues before, during and after the season - and games.
"The game doesn't end for Angela in the gym," Angie Miller said.
Her coach pops in the VCR tape and goes over each quarter with her.
"When they come home and the adrenaline is flowing high, I think they're going to get into it," Angie said. "But Angela understands where her daddy is coming from better than me. She sees his side."
Eventually, that is.
Hugs happen when the last buzzer sounds.
Angela, always respectful, knows her place.
"I'm a daddy's girl," she said. "Even when I'm mad."
Her father seems to know his, too.
Talk of retirement in a couple of years has already popped up in the Miller household.
After all, somebody has to keep Angela straight on the court at Armstrong.
"Can you imagine him sitting in the stands and screaming Angela's name?" his wife, Angie said.
Miller seems to know the answer to that question already.
"I don't know if I could go there with my daughter," Miller said, laughing. " But I told (AASU coach Roger) Hodge I would help out if he wants."
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In the Kitchen: Grand Seafood Sampler
of a mood. >> my mouth is watering. >> chef jonathan cambra from the newport group is here. what are we doing today? is this going to be a cold platter, hot platter? >> a chilled platter of beautiful arrangement of seafood, highlight and showcasing narragansett bay with the little neck clams and oysters. >> and youknow what i love, not only is everything local, but it really cooks up so quickly. i mean, we put in the shrimp for two to three minutes, the crab lakes for a minutes, the lobster, one minute i'm here and they're kicking and alive and the next minutes they're red hot. so it's a great meal to make for your family, because you really can't mess it up too much. >> it's pretty simple. the key to success is cold, fresh seafood. we can show a couple demonstrations on how to — >> i'm always confused about the west way to like — >> with the oysters, you just go — >> they're a live i
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The quest for love
Broadcast: 16/10/2009
Reporter: Mark Willacy
Japan's population is declining faster than any other nation on Earth, due in part to the failure
of the country's young people to go forth and multiply. Trying to reverse this trend are thousands
of match-making agencies and programs. One organisation has nearly 1 million young members, all
eager to find their perfect matches.
LEIGH SALES, PRESENTER: Japan's population is declining faster than any other nation on Earth, due
in part to the failure of the country's young people to go forth and multiply. Trying to reverse
this trend are thousands of match-making agencies and programs. From Tokyo, North Asia
correspondent Mark Willacy reports on the quest for love.
MARK WILLACY, REPORTER: Forget the candle-lit dinners at expensive restaurants; this is how the
lonely and the lovelorn in Tokyo now hope to find their perfect match, while filleting chicken and
dicing onions.
This is Konkatsu, the latest Japanese match-making craze, and this version combines cooking with
SHINOBU AHIKO, MATCHMAKER (voiceover translation): We can tell people's personalities by the way
they cook together. People can see whether their companions are caring people, if they help out in
the kitchen and wash dishes.
MARK WILLACY: Japanese men are not renowned for spending much time in the kitchen. But nursing
school teacher Akikazu Hatakeyama is willing to brave unfamiliar territory to find his true love.
AKIKAZU HATAKEYAMA, SINGLE (voiceover translation): I'm too shy to approach women so I hope this
type of gathering will help me show my true personality to women.
MARK WILLACY: It's been said that the path to a man's heart is through his stomach. Having tried
almost every other match-making tactic, 34-year-old Midori Shirozai has come tonight to continue
her quest to find a husband.
MIDORI SHIROZAI, SINGLE (voiceover translation): I'm in a hurry to marry and so I've attended many
drinking parties looking for a partner, but because my standards are too high, I haven't found
anyone. Then a work colleague told me about this cooking and match-making event.
MARK WILLACY: Demand for match-makers in Japan is surging. There are now 4,000 agencies devoted to
playing Cupid and more than a million young people have signed up seeking love.
SHINOBU AHIKO (voiceover translation): Because of a diversity of lifestyles, working hours have
become irregular and people often work late. So young people have trouble meeting people outside
their work.
MARK WILLACY: In a country where time is of the essence, what better way to meet a potential
partner than by speed dating? At these so-called coupling parties held across Japan, participants
get three minutes to make their pitch. When time's up, it's on to the next seat and the pitch
begins again.
Once upon a time in Japan, parents would arrange unions between young people, a custom which has
largely died out. But tonight, 200 mums and dads have gathered in Tokyo to try to arrange the
ultimate backroom merger.
Tazuko Yoshida is desperate. She's come to this parents' night out to find a wife for her
38-year-old son.
TAZUKO YOSHIDA, MOTHER (voiceover translation): I think my son has a problem. I think he's not
active enough. I'm looking for a woman for him who can cook and is kind.
MARK WILLACY: To do that, Mrs Yoshida has filled out the obligatory form which lists her son's age,
education, height, blood type and whether or not he's open to marrying a divorcee. She then haggles
with the parents of every prospective mate. Mrs Yoshida has located the mother of a good prospect
for her son. The woman pours over Mrs Yoshida's son's CV like someone studying the racing form
guide. Her verdict: not good enough for her daughter.
Down, but not out, Mrs Yoshida maintains her son is still a good catch.
TAZUKO YOSHIDA (voiceover translation): My son is very gentle. He is tender-hearted. Is that not
MARK WILLACY: Back at the cooking and match-making evening, there's no sign of a meddling mother or
a fretting father. Instead, the food is ready to eat and everyone is beginning to warm up and have
So what of our two young hopefuls seeking love?
AKIKAZU HATAKEYAMA (voiceover translation): I think this is a good way to meet people, but I won't
know if I've met the right person until the evening is over.
MIDORI SHIROZAI (voiceover translation): Well, I do have someone in mind who I feel good about, but
I don't know how he feels about me.
MARK WILLACY: For the match-makers, that's a start. The rest is up to them. Mark Willacy, Lateline.


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Knock-knock is an indie survival horror game that costs $9.99.
The gameplay consists of a surreal 2D environment where the player is tasked with searching their house in order to search for creatures. The player wants to avoid these creatures and can do so by using lighting to create obstacles out of furniture that will appear using light or by escaping a room altogether. The goal is to survive every night by staying "sane".
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Pro Playing gives a feeling of an "experience"
As the game progresses the player ascends deeper and deeper into the characters madness that more and more is the users fault, or so the game makes one feel that way. There is a sense of dread as one explores as well and when combining these feelings one can't help but feel not only responsible for what is happening but also be frightened of it.
Pro Fresh experience every time played
Each level is randomly generated, so each play session is fresh to the player making for a new experience each time played as to not become repetitive.
While it is by design there is no real purpose outlined in the game nor is there any tutorial that explains anything, it is up to the player to figure out how the game works. This can be frustrating for some players.


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Blasphemers & Blackguards
By David Ryan
Prostitutes, pimps, cutpurses, murderers, and bawdy houses...What were the hellfire clubs of 18th-century Ireland? Were they really elite groups who engaged in obscene orgies, devil worship, and the ritual murder of servants? These questions have intrigued virtually everyone who has visited the supposed hellfire club meeting place in the Dublin Mountains, or heard the lurid stories that are associated with it. Cutting through this veil of myth and legend, Blasphemers & Blackguards: The Irish Hellfire Clubs reveals the truth about these mysterious societies. The book uncovers striking new information about the outrageous activities of these clubs - provocative blasphemy, taboo sexual activities, atrocities (most shockingly, the ritualistic murder of a servant), and the clubs' habit of toasting the devil. *** "...this is a well-researched book that challenges many of the popular misconceptions about Irish hellfire clubs. Ryan has not been content to simply reproduce the mythologies of this culture for a general audience, but has delved deep into the archives to produce a readable and convincing account on a subject of enduring popular interest. - H-Net Reviews in the Humanities & Social Sciences, September 2013 *** "Ryan delivers the reality of early eighteenth-century Dublin, a city that was 'more a relic of the medieval era than a harbinger of modernity: chaotically planned, socially unstable and poorly policed.' Readers will see some similarities between the hellfire clubs and some of today's wealthy, organized-crime syndicates. (However, today's criminal cartels have economic goals, whereas the hellfire clubs' objectives were cruelty and mayhem for the fun of it all.) - The Celtic Connection, March 2014~
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HBO Girls know how to have fun but it's kinda scary
It is hard being young. Our paths are uncarved, our twenties are the time when we really try to develop where we want to project ourselves for the rest of our time. Okay, that sounds very dramatic and one can always change her path later on into life, but as a young woman on the verge of twenty, this is overwhelmingly daunting. I often feel like one of the characters on the HBO series, Girls. I am trying to figure everything out, but at the same time I am afraid of messing up everything I hope to achieve.
Hannah Horvath is a young woman living in New York City trying to be a famous writer. She struggles with finding a job that she actually likes, being in a non-toxic relationship, dealing with her friends' problems, and trying to discover who she is. Really, Hannah is not very different from who I am. I have to say my life is not as dramatic as Hannah's, Marnie's, Jessa's, or Shoshana's, but the circumstances they find themselves in remind me a lot of where I am right now. This scares the shit out of me. I never want to be like the characters on this show. Yeah, the show is satiric, but it reveals this crazy truth about our generation.
Satire isn't just funny, it can be scary too
It frightens me immensely to think that in a few years I may be in the same place as Hannah at any point throughout the five, going on six, seasons of Girls. I never want to be as lost as any of the characters, ever. Is their disillusionment and confusion with life just a byproduct of their shitty decisions or characteristic of our generation? Hannah makes some awful choices that make her give a friend a blowjob in his food truck thus causing him to CRASH IT; Marnie gets married WAY too soon into the relationship; Shosh fails one of her classes and can't graduate on time; and Jessa lets her boss talk her into helping her commit suicide. I don't know, I really don't want to deal with this kind of stuff when I am further into my twenties or really ever.
I, in no sense, make the same kinds of decisions that the characters on Girls do on a daily basis. I am pretty different from them, but at the same time, I see myself in them. I have OCD like Hannah; I want to invest myself further into my art like Marnie; I am still in love with my ex and want him back more than anything like Shosh; and I am just a little too frank for my own good like Jessa.
Girls is just satire don't be too nervous, okay?
My future can't be anything like their present. My parents would totally kill me if they knew I was just kinda bumming around New York, switching jobs constantly like Hannah does. There is a lot of pressure on youngins to get our lives together as soon as possible, but the satire of HBO Girls is too real for me.
As millennials, we have so much weight on our shoulders which I think makes us a little too flighty for our own good. I don't know how we can even attempt to fix this. All I know is, that I am scared. I know my life will never be like any of the girls' on the show. It is still frightening to think that there is even the slightest possibility that I could be anything like these women. The future is scary, and all I can think of is when Jessa tells Hannah, "All adventurous women do."
FYI: Jessa says this in reference to HPV. Always use a condom, friends.