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So, after I created this sheet of stickers (which I fell in love with before I even finished creating them) I saved them as little png pieces. This means that I can place them on my calendar BEFORE I print it! Now, I know this doesn't do us much good if we've already printed our calendar for February, but I just had to try it to see if it would be worth going this route for future months! And I have to say that I LOVE THIS!!
Even if I wait to write the bulk of my planning things in, I can put into place the things I know I want there. For example, I need to remember to drink more! So I can put my little hydrate stickers on each week day to remember while I'm working to have more water. And I can put the tabs at the top of each day to help me mark off my to-do list after I write it in each night for the next day. You can still print and use these, but imagine the possibilities of having them in the png format to use as well!
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For many, the memory of a last sit-up unfortunately resides in a dusty corner alongside shiny quarters from the tooth fairy and weekend trips to grandma's house.
Beyond the strawberry-frosted donut curl or the grocery-day marathon (the porch stairs being Heartbreak Hill), physical prowess has become less and less evident in most people's increasingly hectic lives.
That's all the more reason to laud the achievements of those receiving the 41st annual Presidential Physical Fitness Award, given out at a ceremony on Friday at Johnny Appleseed Elementary in Leominster.
For those who don't remember, the Presidential Physical Fitness Program is kind of like the gym class Olympics. There are five events, each designed to measure muscular strength, endurance and flexibility. Students participate in an endurance walk/run, pull-ups, sit-ups, the sit and reach, and the shuttle run. Those who met or beat the 50th percentile in all events received the National Award, and those exceeding the 85th percentile received the Presidential Award.
Warning: What follows below may cause embarrassment or shame in grown adults. Please read forward with caution.
Fourth-grader Alexandra Stathas is a certifiable sit-up ace. She has broken Johnny Appleseed's school record in the event two years in a row. Alexandra pushed her way past last year's highmark of 57 to set this year's new school record of 58 sit-ups in a minute.
Fellow fourth-grade all stars Sarah Bizzotto, Ricki Lizardi and Mikael Lovewell all picked up their Presidential Awards for the second straight year as well.
"I love the award. It's a big, thick medal," said Bizzotto.
Lizardi set a new school record in the shuttle run, deftly scooping up the chalkboard erasers and clocking in at 9.8 seconds.
"I want to beat the record again next year," Lizardi said, with enough gusto to sound more than convincing.
In the third grade, Presidential Award winners John Benham, Isabella Denio, and Conner Skinner were all excited by their wins. Tiny powerhouse Isabella enjoyed the pull-ups, while John liked the endurance run.
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373: Possessed Again
I had no idea you guys were gonna miss the commentary so much.
I had no idea you guys were gonna miss the commentary so much.
aww comeon. victicus was able (but unwilling due to strategic advantage of symbiotic buffs) to somehow shake off bael being physically inside of him. surely he could resist william a little…
He's been resisting a little up till now… this isn't a little bit of William though… he's possessed by all of him… a hive mind of millions of souls just took him over. I actually cut a few lines… "When spread thin he could resist me. Against my full might no such thing is possible." But I axed the line since I couldn't picture William explaining himself or gloating about his power.
Degulus, you make my inner Lovecraft/Giger fanboy very happy with your comic. I love Victus' face in panel seven. That's some fine nightmare fuel right there, I tell you what.
Bael fighting within, Grenner fighting without. Something tells me that William is in for one hell of a battle.
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When Kickstarter first emerged as a 'thing' for tabletop games a few years ago Reaper Miniatures launched their Bones range of miniatures on the crowdfunding platform. It's fair to say that their campaign was a success raising nearly three and a half million dollars in 2012! Three additional Kickstarter campaigns have followed all raising huge amounts and following each the majority of the miniatures have found their way into retail.
In fact when I ran Twisted Pinnacle Games as a online retailer Reaper Bones was one of my core ranges. It was difficult to get hold of in the UK (Reaper have only within the last year opened a distribution centre over here) and offered a huge range of mainly fantasy miniatures. This appealed not only to the wargaming crowd who were my core customers but also role-players and collectors.
For those who don't know, Reaper are a US miniatures company that started back in the 90s and are proudly based in Texas. Although they have dabbled in rules in the past they are primarily a miniatures company. The core of their range were 28mm scale metal fantasy miniatures in the classic high fantasy vein. Rather than rank and file troops the concentration is mainly on characterful individual figures which very much have that Dungeons and Dragons vibe. That said one of the fantastic things about Reaper is the sheer range of different sculpts, races and figure types in their catalogue and not just restricted to fantasy. Need a cat person, a brain in a jar, some Victorian civilians or even just some different looking Orcs then their are bound to have what you need.
So what about Bones? The Bones range which launched in 2012 were initially versions of their existing metal models recast in a white PVC style plastic. The selling point and marketing for these concentrated on their value and the ability to paint them straight out of the box without primer (more of which later). While the detail was slightly less crisp than their metal versions, you could not argue with the value.
In addition to standard sized figures Reaper were also able to tool and release a number of larger figures including a rather splendid Cthulhu and plenty of Dragons.
So needless to say I bought into the first couple of Kickstarters in quite a significant way (this we before I had children and before I dabbled in wargames retailing for a while – i.e. I had the disposable income). I never did that much with them (I hadn't got a game in mind for using them with, but was really taken with just paining them up). I ended selling most of my collection alongside my bought in stock during my retailing years and when post trading and company wind up I was able to get back into the hobby more I often thought about revisiting the range for myself.
Roll on a few years and I happened across this guy on the new UK Reaper Miniatures web store. The Goremaw!
Now, I think this big worm-like fellow is based on some of the classic D&D style fantasy monsters, but I immediately thought – Tremors! And then of course I thought – 7TV Apocalypse. There just happens to be a 'Death Worm' profile in the game that this chap would be excellent for.
After a quick order to Reaper (it did feel strange not doing this in bulk as a trader), I received the Goremaw and set about putting him together. The Bones plastic has a tendency to be a bit soft on smaller models, bendy swords and legs can be a problem. This wasn't however a problem with my work who was cast in a handful of mostly really chunky pieces of plastic which following a thorough wash in soapy water, I assembled using super glue (polystyrene cement / plastic glue does not work on this material).
Undercoating was achieved using an Army Painter primer spray can. As I mentioned earlier Bones have been pushed in the past as not needing a primer. In fact some primers have been noted to not work at all well with the material. Reaper provide guidance on their website on which primers are most effective and how to use them. I have never had any problem with Army Painter primer on Bones miniatures. Wanting to go with a subdued 'desert type' palette I put down a layer of 'British Army Uniform' brown from the old Bolt Action range which was produced under license by Army Painter.
I then applied a top down yellow highlight using a can of Games Workshop Averland Sunset.
The idea with this project was to keep things simple, so I used the highlighted brown undercoat as the base coat and blocked out using a limited palette the other base colours on the model. This really only amounted to a deep pink flesh colour within the maw, a light flesh up the exposed frontage of the model and an ochre/bone for the teeth and horns.
Then to the dip. I've never been much of a fan of dip in the conventional sense. I have tried in the past the full Army Painter method, actually submersing figures in Quickshade and shaking them off and always found that I ended up with just a dirty looking miniature. However I have had a lot of success (particularly when wanting to paint up large batches of figures) in brushing on the shade. I have found that you can control the flow and thickness of the dip much more effectively using a brush, and used sparingly it can produce an effective result. I have been using this method to paint up the Space Marines I have been collecting as part of the Warhammer 40k Conquest part work, and have also in the past done a relatively decent job on Star Wars Imperial Assault figures (including the Rancor who was a similar colour palette to my worm).
Long and the short of it was that the old tin of Quickshade Strong tone was dug out and following an argument with a screw driver was open, only to find a mess of thick gloop! I'd not put the top on properly last time and a thick skin had developed, which although was easy to remove meant the the small amount of shade I had left was thicker than I would have liked.
When using this method the next bit is always the worse bit. You go from a neatly painted model, albeit only in a limited set of colours with no shading, to a very shiny, dirty looking object. The key is to hold your nerve, it will get better.
As the dip dried I soaked up any excess pooling with a brush and then gave it a good day or so to drive thoroughly. Following this a combination of dry brushing and highlighting was used particularly on the belly and the teeth/horns. By this stage it is starting to look neater, but is still really shiny (Quickshade is both a shade and a protective varnish after all). Decent weather meant I was able to get outside and spray some Testers Dullcote and voila a nearly complete Goremaw. The base was finished off with some dry brushing followed by a green wash to give it a mossy look and the 'Death Worm' is ready for the wastelands of the post-apocalypse.
I've got some ideas about maybe using this as an AI or referee controlled model in a vehicle only multi-player destruction derby scenario. Having a giant worm burst out of the ground could really bend some fenders out of shape!
All in all I really enjoyed building and painting this model, and it reminded me of why I fell in love with the Bones range in the first place – lots of choice, inexpensive and fun to paint.


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Consequences arrive almost immediately after the death of Kosh, as a distraught Lyta Alexander meets the new boss, not the same as the old boss. Meanwhile, Dr. Franklin goes on an appropriative journey. Please discuss "Walkabout" here, but please leave the spoilers in the other place.
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Am I the only one who thinks Sheridan's space suit in he cold open looks a little, well, Cybermanish?
I dunno about the space suit but every time I see that scene the Vorlon ship just looks so… menacing… It gives me chills
I did not greatly enjoy the Franklin plot here, although only for the implementation, did not need the full song! I do enjoy Franklin's overall journey in this storyline.
And I always forget the better half of this episode – the Shadow war plot has been progressing steadily the last few eps and so they blur a little – in great awesomeness.
A point made by Andy Lane in his wonderful "The Babylon File" book: the Vorlon transport makes a detour to have a look at Sheridan and nobody seems to care?
Plus the new transport is a deeper red. Are they still pretending Kosh isn't dead at this point?
Oy, the Foundationists. If they existed now (and they kind of do in many sections of the neo-pagan community) would be highly appropriative in our current context. We are still dealing with the issues of Western Colonism on Indigenous peoples. There are some recent development in these cultures recovering, see the Mauri, but as a species we still have a long way to go. In the US and Canada Indiginous tribes are still having to survive policies and outside pressures that seek to destroy them. Only in the last year have some crimes by non-natives on tribal land are now under the jurisdiction of tribal law enforcement. The ignoring of missing or murdered indigenous women in Canada by the Mounties. Australia's frankly bipolar relationship with the Aborigines (honor them then cut off their water supply). And that doesn't even touch on South and Central America, Africa, and the rest of Oceania.
But in the context of the 2200's? Well the world may be a very different place. If the end of Parliament of Dreams (s1e05) is any indication the process of decolonization and recovery of indigenous cultures is well under way and has been quite successful. In less than 24 hours Sinclair has been able track down and assemble the line of representatives (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZAWI2Ue0uDA) of a myriad of faiths, both open and closed. In this context, where indigenous faiths have had a chance to recover, and spread if that assemblage is any indication, so that they would have representation, even on a far flung space station, the damage that we see cultural appropriation doing to cultures in the current era, would not be the same in 2259. Now it is hard enough to keep the languages and traditions of say the Tlingit, Salish and Chinook tribes alive and not jammed together in a melange of North West Coastal tribes. Much less having everything being declared Cherokee or Navaho since that is what we are familiar from with movies and TV. But in the 2200's the cultures may be strengthened to the point were they are robust enough withstand the effects of appropriation, in the way Christmas can withstand Japan re-contextualizing it as a Valentines'esqe celebration of courtly love. Where you confess your love to your desired partner and stand on a bridge watching the snow fall onto a river (of freeway), with no religious overtones other than choirs and a single star in the sky representing their connection with each other.
Nicely said.
Walkabout was maybe the fourth episode I watched but the first episode I watched through, and by the end of it I decided I was going to be a B5 fan. I've not re-watched it this week (very busy with my first book coming out), but I recall the Franklin Foundationalist story hooking me, as well as the multiple sub-plots, many of which I didn't get significance of at the time. (This might have been my first Kosh)
I was so taken with the whole Foundationist thing that on the next census I put my religion as Foundationist
^^^^ I like this.
I remember a big hook for me was Franklin talking foundationalism, how pieces of his self had walked about through the decisions he'd made. So he's touching base with these other-selves and if he can, re-integrating them to make himself stronger. The singer sees some of them he's already gathered and/or carries with him. Yet Franklin in the cafe and the bedroom wants to change her: the clubs she plays in, where she lives, the metazine addiction. In projecting his own selves values onto her, he distracts himself from his own task and looks for completeness in her as part of a new life, and takes on more responsibility (something Franklin's good damnably at doing). Cailyn seems less fragmented: she's accepted her forthcoming death, cast aside the complications of returning to Earth and chosen to focus on her singing which makes her very happy. We don't learn enough about metazine. It probably is a performance enhancer because it lessens the pain and who would begrudge her that?
The three second closer is interesting. Franklin is walking away, and instead of three of him, there are now eleven fragmented aspects. The storyteller seems to imply that Franklin might have been best to stay with her. Isn't that interesting? I think so. I certainly think walking away, in light of the things he's said to Cailyn, and now knows, is a greedy decision. That's why there are eleven fragments I propose. Also noting that fragmentation is psychological term for disassociation, overload of ego-defense and overstimulated self.
And of courses Lyta's walkabout with questions about Kosh, where she talks to Vorlon Kosh 2/Ulkesh, Sheridan and the shadow ships.


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The Gifted's two-part Season 1 finale packed a pair of twists, so we hopped on the phone with showrunner Matt Nix to dig into those big moments. He also teases what to expect from Season 2.
Make sure to check out our review of The Gifted Season 1 finale.
Warning: full spoilers ahead!
Why did Polaris go to the "Dark Side"?
After being torn over whether to embrace her father's legacy for several episodes, Lorna finally decides to become a mutant terrorist just like Magneto and uses her baby-enhanced powers to pull the engines off Campbell and Senator Rodriguez's plane and send it crashing to the ground in a fiery explosion. Nix explains how Lorna came to make that jaw-dropping, game-changing decision.
Nix: The thing that I talked a lot about with Emma Dumont, who plays Polaris, is the idea that, basically, the reality is, looking at the Frosts and their way of doing things. As hardcore as they are, they haven't really been wrong. They were the ones who stopped the Hound program. They were the ones who rescued the Strucker children from the lab. And while the mutant underground may not agree with how they did it, they were the ones that got it done. And so, I think Polaris looks at that and she's thinking about the people that she loves, she's thinking about Eclipse, she's thinking about her baby that's growing inside of her. And I think the big thing is, in her mind, this is something that has to happen.
She knows that Eclipse will never do it, because Eclipse came from this violent past which he's spent years trying to get away from. And it's not a line that he'd be willing to cross. Thunderbird would never do it, because he feels the weight of the X-Men on his shoulders. Blink would never do it, because she already flirted with that side of things and rejected it. And so, I think in her mind, she's doing this because they can't. She's doing this to spare them the pain of having to take this step.
The other side of it is her acceptance that her father is who her father is. And having accepted that, I think there's also a part of her that's kind of like, well, maybe this is who I am, maybe this is who my family is, maybe I should stop fighting the tide and just accept that this is who I am, and be that person.
Why did Andy leave his family and defect to the Hellfire Club?
Less surprising but equally impactful was Andy deciding to embrace his family heritage and join Lorna in the Hellfire Club. Clan Strucker was devastated but Nix explains Andy's reasoning.
Nix: In episodes 9 and 10, both Andy and Jace, actually, are confronted with situations where they're asked to do the right thing, and they decide to do the right thing, and it turns out horribly for them. Both of them lose people that they care about a lot. And so, one of the things I was interested in is, what do you do when you decided to do the right and humane thing, and then it bites you in the ass really hard? What conclusions do you draw if you're Andy Strucker, and Dreamer dies on some level because of a decision that you made? That's part of it. He made this decision that was very in keeping with what the mutant underground would have wanted, and it just didn't work out. And it caused him a lot of pain, and it resulted in a death. His attitude is, that's never going to happen to me again, I'm never going to be the sucker that does the humane thing.
Part of it is also, there's a bit of a mirror of what Polaris is going through, where he's looking at his own family history and, in what I think is kind of a reasonable way, saying, okay, my great-grandfather was part of building this thing. I have reason to believe, I'm being told that he was a hero [according to the Hellfire Club], and I feel like I have an opportunity to live up to a family legacy. And maybe these labels that they put on us of monster and murderer and all of these things are just, like, stupid human constructions that, you know, we should just shrug off, you know, and be who we are. And I think that's an appealing thing to a fifteen-year-old kid who has been traumatized by a series of really tragic losses. And so, I think - and then finally, just, you know, part of it is just feeling like, you know, his family is consciously holding him back, and preventing him from doing what's necessary to protect the people he loves. And one of the things that was really important to us in that last scene was that he connects with his parents and says I love you. On some level, he's doing this for him. And the question in his mind is, okay, if they're not going to be strong enough to fight this fight for all of us, I have to be. And that's the call he makes.
What can we expect from Season 2?
The mutant underground is at an all-time low, the Hellfire Club has been reinvigorated with powerful new mutants joining its ranks, and Jace Turner is a wild card after quitting Sentinel Services. Nix teased what to expect The Gifted's landscape to look like in Season 2.
Nix: In the wake of killing a senator and bringing down a plane in the events at the end of the season, and the destruction of the mutant underground headquarters, the mutant underground still have the same struggle to carry on, but it's not like they can just go find another abandoned bank in a toxic waste site and take up residence and start up again the way they were. And so one thing I think you'll see a lot more of in Season 2, which I really like because it's more thematically resonant and it's fun, is just seeing mutants in the world more. Mutants interacting with humans in everyday circumstances, rather than just mutants in a mutant headquarters interacting with mutants. And the mutant underground, under the pressure of what happens in the wake of Senator Montez dying, the mutant underground being in a position where it has to become less of a place, and more of a network. It was always a network, but maybe a much more underground, spread out kind of thing. That's one thing.
On the other side, really getting a chance to introduce the beginnings of the Hellfire Club, as they're trying to rebuild this organization. We've already seen a little bit of that, with Esme infiltrating Senator Montez's campaign. How do they infiltrate the halls of power, and how do they manipulate events to their advantage? And so that's another piece.
And then the third piece would definitely be Jace, who feels like everything has been taken from him by the mutants finding a new way to carry on their struggle, now that he's no longer with the Sentinel Services. And of course the Sentinel Services hasn't gone away. That's another angle on that, although we don't want the show to be an endless battle between the mutants and the Sentinel Services, so I don't think they'll be front and center in Season 2, but they're certainly not gone.
Joshua is IGN's Comics Editor. If Pokemon, Green Lantern, or Game of Thrones are frequently used words in your vocabulary, you'll want to follow him on Twitter @JoshuaYehl and IGN.


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A brilliant example of a double-bay fronted Easton Victorian home. Having been owned by the same family since the 1950s, this house has been lovingly cherished for a long time and is now offered to the modern market for the first time. The hub of this home is the two interconnecting living rooms, creating a space measuring over eight and a half metres in length. The southerly aspect of the rear garden makes a fantastic space and being at the end of the terrace of homes, the rear garden is private compared with most, as well as sunny. The house also has good potential to develop in future, with a large loft space. The house is very economical to run, with electricity and gas bills under £50.00 per month for two people, according to our sellers. Tudor Road is located in a fantastic position, close to the independent shops and cafes of St Marks Road as well as popular spots in Greenbank such as Este's Kitchen and the Greenbank Pub. The schools in the area are also well regarded, making this a very popular area with families. Contact Boardwalk Property Co to arrange your viewing on 01179898222.
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Living Room 4.7 x 3.7 (to maximum points, into bay)
Dining Room 4.0 x 3.1m
Kitchen 3.6 x 2.6m
Conservatory 2.1 x 2.0m
Master Bedroom 4.8 x 4.6m (into bay, including built-in storage)
Bedroom Two 3.9 x 3.1m (including built-in storage)
Bathroom 2.4 x 2.1m
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Tudor Road is a popular, quiet residential road which sits in between Easton and Greenbank, two areas in high demand. Residents of this area are extremely complimentary about the neighbourhood and local community, with local events often organised by residents. The area benefits from its proximity to several green spaces as well as Bristol City Centre via the local cycle path as well as two local train stations and the M32, making it very accessible to commuters. However, it is the amenities on the doorstep which have enhanced the popularity of the area. The independent shops and cafés of St Marks Road are a short walk away, with popular venues such as the Greenbank Pub, Este Kitchen and Dela closer still. The area has an arty feel, noticeably evident in the summer when the popular Easton Arts Trail showcases the creative talent of the community. There are also art studios and music venues in the area. Families occupy many of the houses in this area, with many still looking to move to the area due to the recent success of the nearby Whitehall Primary, May Park Primary and Bannerman Road Primary Schools.
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Both bedrooms have built-in wardrobes included within the sale. Other furniture and appliances aren't automatically included within the sale but may be available for separate negotiation.
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We've loved our time living in this much-loved family home. The area has changed considerably over the years that we've been here, but it has managed to retain its friendly and welcoming community feel. We've been very fortunate to have great neighbours. We're also going to miss being able to pop to Bristol Sweet Mart with its culinary delights, Matter Organics for their delicious home-made chocolate and the amazing Greenbank Pub for a night out!
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Alex de Carvalho, dance artist and entrepreneur, has begun his career at dance in 1996 by joining Jaime Arôxa's Dance Centre. Alex's constantly requested to participate as a dance performer in TV shows, series and soap operas in Brazil, and his services as consultant and coach are seeked by many Ballroom Dance Schools in Brazil. One of his most important jobs at television took place at "Dança Dos Famosos", Brazilian version of the worlwide known TV show, Dancing With The Stars, when he taught and partnered with Hortência Marcari, former and internationally known basketball player. Alex teaches many dancing styles in his school, located at Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, and has taught dance in more than 150 Dance Congress and Workshops in Brazil and also worldwide (Argentina, Switzerland, Nederlands, France, United Kingdom, Czech Republic, Austria, New Zealand, Singapore and Australia). In 2009, Alex de Carvalho has earned the Medalha Tiradentes, the most important award in Rio De Janeiro's state, thanks to his dedication to Dance, on behalf of Culture, Education and Social Inclusion. Alex de Carvalho has taught many of the world's leading Zouk Lambada Dancers including Kadu Pires and Larissa Thayane, Carlos Oliveira and Daniela Wergles, Rafael Oliveira and Juliana Magalhães, Willian Teixeira and Paloma Alves, and Alisson & Audrey. Alex has been traveling around the world for years with more than 200 events attended (many of these in Australia). And his classes a fun, energetic and full of love and technique for his students. To date, resides in Paris, France.
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Rebuilt 1990. Photographic records. Huge history file, a credit to the owner it reads like a diary, day to day details and is backed up by invoices going right back. You need to see this file! It is finished in Lotus metallic red with fawn cloth interior and she is on the correct knock on wheels. Chassis replaced with an original Lotus Chassis in early 1990s. Chassis is in excellent condition. "An Elan +2 was introduced in 1967 with a longer wheelbase and two more rear seats. Tested maximum power: 108-126 bhp (net) (depending on the model); top speed: 120 mph (190 km/h), 0-60 mph in 7.9 secs, 0-100 mph 21.8 secs."
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This story by my friend, Judy, illustrates the practical use of devotion and intuition. Prayer is not reserved for only the grandest or most urgent desires in life. We can trust our intuition, which flows from and is an expression of Divine Consciousness, to guide us in even the most mundane of moments.
With my heavy laundry basket nestled on my hip, I walked out of my small rented cottage and headed for the laundry room fifty yards away. Right before I walked in, my landlord approached me and informed me that the washing machine wasn't working. Apparently, the electricity had gone out and she and her staff had not yet found the breaker switch to get the washing machine going again. Although she had owned the property for four years, she had never needed to know where the breaker switch was hidden. It was hidden so well, in fact, that they had been searching for it for three days.
Upon hearing the news, the thought came to me, "Lord, you know where the breaker switch is. Show me where to find it!" I placed my laundry on a nearby picnic table and centered myself. Then, following my intuition, I walked between the laundry room building and the cottage six feet to the left of it. I stopped, reached around the corner of the cottage and tapped the wall. Hearing a metal "click" sound, I walked down the steps in front of me, went behind the cottage and discovered a waist-high metal box clearly labeled, "Laundry Room Breaker Switch."
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The final episode of Serial season one arrived amid a flurry of online excitement. The thinkpieces flowed like lava from a volcano — an apt metaphor given the temperature of some of the takes. Speculation about the perceived guilt or innocence of the show's principal subject Adnan Sayed ran rampant, as did spirited debates about whether the series owed its captive audience a definitive conclusion. The show's prominence grew so rapidly over its first three months that it warranted a Funny or Die parody starring Michaela Watkins and an SNL parody starring Cecily Strong.
It was a strange moment of mass adulation for what was, at its root, an act of thorough, rigorous journalism, blown out to epic proportions with the help of Sarah Koenig's compelling delivery, eerily catchy theme music and the production's team savvy week-by-week rollout. Suddenly, media outlets and pop culture consumers tackled a podcast about the localized failures of the American criminal justice system with the same fervor that they would the latest superhero movie or hourlong TV drama. When the dust settled, attentions quickly turned to speculation about the show's seemingly endless possibilities for next steps.
Then a year went by. Radio silence.
The gap between the last episode of Serial season one and the first episode of Serial season two spanned 357 days. In that time, presumably, the Serial staff conducted much of the reporting that eventually appeared, or informed what did appear, in the eleven episodes of the show's second season, in addition to due diligence on other stories that either fell through the cracks, proved less worthy of exploration via podcast than initially assumed, or still could appear on a future Serial endeavor.
When Serial season two did appear, roughly two and a half months after the show's staff rather tactlessly debunked what turned out to be an accurate report by Maxim magazine about the subject matter of the second season, the reaction (or at least my impression of it from within the confines of my media bubble) was a mixture of "Yay!" "Huh?" and "Oh," roughly in order of appearance. It was great to have the show back, exciting to see it tackling a subject that already had a significant presence in the mainstream national media, and intriguing to imagine how the second season might emulate or depart from the techniques that made the first such a success.
But the media frenzy around the new season quickly dissipated as the season unfurled, even as the download numbers stayed high. Pundits like the Serial Spoiler Special team on Slate lamented the show's absence from the center of the pop culture conversation and wondered if perhaps Serial had whiffed its second time at bat, both in terms of its choice of story and its approach to that story.
My own relationship with the show changed this year too. I dropped everything I was doing on Thursday mornings during season one to devour the latest episode, waiting on the edge of my proverbial seat to hear the plot twists and new characters host Sarah Koenig had in store. This season, I let episodes sit for a few days before starting them. My attention sometimes wandered while I was playing the particularly jargon-heavy installments. Once, during the latter half of the season when new episodes appeared every other week, I waited until the night before the next episode dropped to listen to the previous one, more out of a sense of resigned obligation than feverish excitement.
Koenig and the show's staff are at least partially to blame for my waning Serial enthusiasm this year. The decision to obfuscate in the press for months on end about the topic of season two, only to surprise-drop the season premiere Beyonce-style one late November morning, struck me as unnecessarily precious. Similarly, the mid-season decision to subvert the show's "one story told week by week" conceit by spreading out episodes over two weeks, ostensibly to allow the staff to conduct more thorough reporting, robbed the show of the sense of urgency that drove season one to unprecedented heights. I was similarly perturbed by the announcement this past Wednesday that the following morning's episode would be the final one of the season, closing the book on a narrative that I didn't feel had reached its climax or logical point of finality.
And yet — despite these complaints, Serial season two should not be remembered entirely as a disappointment, a failed experiment or a letdown. It should be remembered as a re-prioritization, an acknowledgment of the podcast medium's flexibility and an assertion that reporting on global issues need not always seek to please or flatter its audience at every turn.
Serial season one captured widespread attention by emulating the structure and syntax of a medium and genre that has proven durable on television and in other media for decades: the crime procedural. The rigorous timing of the unspooling episodes, the painstaking consideration of facts and evidence, the introduction of colorful characters who shaped and altered the narrative and the soothing guidance of Sarah Koening's informed yet informal vocal stylings tugged viewers along in search of answers. That those answers never materialized was the first indication that expectations for Serial had differed and would continue to differ from the show's ambitions. Serial was never designed to be primarily a piece of narrative entertainment, though narrative entertainment was certainly a part of the bill of goods it was selling, and a foregrounded element of the first season.
In tackling the high-profile case of Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl, who wandered off his army base in Afghanistan in 2009 only to face imprisonment by the Taliban for five years before setting off a political firestorm upon his return to the United States, Serial changed course in season two. While the superficial elements of individual episodes and a gradually building narrative remained intact, the sense of searching for clues and crusading for justice disappeared this year, in place of thornier ideas: should desertion be a crime? Has Bergdahl suffered enough? Why did he do what he did? Do his motivations matter to the people who claim his actions came at the cost of other innocent lives?
Season two didn't answer these questions so much as look at them from all angles, as Serial has been wont to do in both seasons. This story didn't lend itself to the kind of linear storytelling that made the first season so addictive, but that doesn't mean the reporting wasn't thorough, and that Serial failed. It means that Serial isn't going to deliver a neatly structured narrative with familiar archetypes and story beats as it did in its first season. Perhaps the decision to name the podcast after the technique many television shows use to build loyal viewership, stringing storylines together over multiple episodes and letting past events have concrete effects on present ones, led listeners astray. But some serial stories take abstract paths to the enlightenment they seek to deliver.
That doesn't mean you're wrong to have found this season of Serial less engaging than the previous one. Just because Serial tried to tell its story in a different way than it did last year doesn't mean that the show succeeded at every attempt. From my vantage point, some episodes this season, particularly in the early stretch when Koenig and her team were apparently scrambling to make deadlines, lacked a unifying idea or focal point. The decision to train the show's spotlight on a subject whose only available interview material was recorded by someone not associated with the podcast directly — screenwriter Mark Boal, who interviewed Bergdahl for an upcoming Kathryn Bigelow movie — left this season without the possibility of the subject commenting on the podcast's effect on the outside world as it was unfolding. And, purely looking at my personal tastes, I found it harder to be emotionally or intellectually commented to some of the political machinations that dominated the second half of the season, even as I found Bergdahl's recollections of his captivity and the debates among fellow soldiers and government officials about the validity of his actions riveting.
If Serial were a fictional TV show, I'd say that it took a gamble on more cerebral, less immediately visceral subject matter this season than it did for its inaugural run. But it's not a TV show — it's a real-life reportorial investigation that seeks to convey information to its audience in an engaging format over a period of several months. On those metrics, the show triumphed in its second season, even as it endured the inevitable sophomore slump in media attention and encountered some logistical hurdles. Some viewers may have preferred last season's offerings — but in journalism, audience preference isn't the only consideration. Perhaps next season, the lowered expectations will actually serve the show well, allowing its creators to concentrate on the product rather than getting distracted by the public's perceptions and expectations for the product.
If nothing else, this season gave us "That's me, calling the Taliban." I can't imagine ending this piece with a better kicker than that. So I won't try.


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Akhtar Mengal presents demands to PTI for inclusion in federal government
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ISLAMABAD: Balochistan National Party-Mengal (BNP-M) president Sardar Akhtar Jan Mengal on Thursday put forward several demands before Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI) for inclusion in the coalition government.
PTI chairman's spokesperson Naeemul Haq and leader Yar Muhammad Rind met with Mengal at Balochistan House in Islamabad.
"I am thankful for the arrival of Naeemul Haq and Yar Muhammad Rind. PTI wants us to join the political alliance while we also wish to take the mandate of our people to assemblies. We will offer our full support following complete assurance to fulfill demands. We have not been invited to APC. If called, we will put or problems in front of them," asserted Mengal while speaking to media.
"We have presented issues faced by Balochistan before PTI today. our aim is not to sit in assembly for personal gains," said Mengal.
"We stick to our rules and make our own decisions. If we sit in the opposition we will do it mutually. Whoever accepts our demands, we will support them," added the BNP-M leader.
PTI leaders termed the meeting positive and expressed hope of a meeting between Mengal and Imran Khan soon.
"The meeting went smoothly. Imran Khan is going to become the prime minister of Pakistan. The demands of Akhtar Mengal are new. I assure him that Khan will be the only premier who will provide the Balochistan its rights. the demands will be conveyed to the PTI chairman," declared Naeem ul Haq.
The issues raised by Mengal included recovery of missing persons and rights of Balochistan people among others.


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At least I think it is the ninth week. To be honest I have lost track. I am having a much harder time consistently doing the exercises with H. this time around. Yesterday we skipped everything! Of course we were out of the house most of the day until bedtime, but still. If I was planning properly, we would have done at least some of them in the morning.
And due to my lack of consistency H is not progressing this time around. We are still stuck on repeating back 4 nonsense words. We have not made any progress. And she is more often talking in a little girl voice than she used to.
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Front Row Celeb Sightings At Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week
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Celebrities, fashionistas, buyers and press mobbed Lincoln Center and various New York City locations to view the much anticipated Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week. From musicians like Kevin Jonas who was spotted with wife Danielle, to athletes like Baltimore Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco or actresses like Uma Thurman and Katherine Heigl, celebs sat front row to take in the hottest fashions for Fall. (Photos: PatrickMcMullan.com, Hamptons.com)


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State lawmakers hope to expand health insurance coverage among children to make sure all kids, particularly in communities of color, are enrolled. They aim to do this by increasing targeted outreach, and reducing costs and other barriers that have left 78,000 young New Jerseyans uninsured, including some without legal documentation.
Friday's announcement of the initiative followed the release of the latest report from New Jersey Policy Perspective, a liberal research group, which noted the state's uninsured rate for children has dropped to 3.5 percent in recent years. Some 800,000 youngsters now receive care under NJFamilyCare, which includes Medicaid and the Children's Health Insurance Program, or CHIP, two subsidized insurance programs that are funded by a mix of state and federal dollars.
But the number of kids who were signed up for FamilyCare declined toward the end of 2018, resulting in the lowest enrollment in years, NJPP found. Its report urges the state to take action now to regain this ground and expand coverage to children who have yet to enjoy these protections; it also includes more than a dozen suggestions to close this enrollment gap, with an estimated price tag of $19 million in the first year.
Raymond Castro, NJPP's health policy director and the report's author, said he is troubled by the new downward trend in enrollment and the "enormous disparities" he discovered in coverage based on race, wealth, geography and immigration status.
"The good news is that we know the realistic steps that can be taken to fix these problems," he said. "Because the cost to insure a child is so low — and the benefits are so many in terms of avoiding other much higher health and social expenditures — assuring affordable health coverage for all kids is unquestionably one of the best investments the state can make."
Funding more community outreach
To address the gaps identified in the report, Sen. Joseph Vitale (D-Middlesex), said Friday he would introduce legislation to provide additional funding for community-based outreach around FamilyCare. He said his proposal would also eliminate the cost of premiums, now paid by more than 50,000 families in CHIP based on income; end a 90-day waiting period for coverage; and repeal eligibility restrictions tied to immigration status, he said.
"When we cover all kids, we take a huge step in securing a healthy and prosperous future for generations to come," said Vitale, the longtime health committee chairman who led the effort in the late 1990s to create FamilyCare. "If we have found ways to make available and pay for public education for all kids, we can certainly do the same for health insurance."
Research has shown that children with insurance are more likely to be healthy, avoid hospitalizations, and live longer; coverage has also been linked to positive school performance, higher graduation rates, and better jobs with higher pay, NJPP notes.
The federal Affordable Care Act, which took full effect in 2014, allowed the Garden State to expand its Medicaid program and other coverage. As a result, the uninsured rate among children fell from 5.6 percent to 3.7 percent between 2013 and 2015. (Overall, the law enabled more than 800,000 residents of all ages to obtain healthcare plans, which had previously been out of reach.)
These numbers suggest New Jersey is doing well, especially compared to some other states. A report released in November by Georgetown University's Health Policy Institute shows that the nationwide rate of uninsured children is now on the rise — after declining following the implementation of the ACA — and has grown from a low of 4.7 percent in 2016 to 5 percent in 2017.
A lot better than Texas
New Jersey is among the 28 jurisdictions that fall significantly below this average, Georgetown found, using 2017 data. Twelve states had rates that were significantly higher than the national average, including Texas, which has nearly three times the percentage of uninsured children as New Jersey.
"Golly, I would hope we are doing better than Texas," Castro said, noting that the Lone Star State declined to embrace the ACA in the way that New Jersey did.
Under Gov. Phil Murphy, the Garden State has taken a number of steps to expand and improve coverage for low-income residents and stabilize the insurance market overall, including creating a state-based individual mandate requiring people to obtain insurance or pay a tax, which helped drive down premiums for some consumers. Murphy also invested in a massive outreach during the annual enrollment period last fall, the first of its kind in New Jersey.
"Quality, affordable health care is a top priority for the Murphy Administration," said Tom Hester, a spokesperson for the Department of Human Services, which oversees Medicaid and CHIP. "We will continue to make outreach and enrollment support to get New Jersey's children covered a priority."
Hester said the department participates throughout the year in local events in communities around the state, and it has partnered with a number of community-based organizations that can help reach and enroll underserved populations. The DHS also works through programs focused on low-income families, like the National School Lunch Program, to sign up eligible kids, he added. (FamilyCare enrollment is open all year, not just during a specific period.)
Preventing health problems later in life
Regardless of the progress — or how New Jersey stacks up against other states — the NJPP and other healthcare advocates said Friday that the state now has a unique opportunity to expand coverage even further.
"The un-insurance rate is now so low that New Jersey is in a position where it can realistically achieve a goal that would have been unheard of only a few years ago: universal health coverage for kids," Castro wrote in the report. "This means more healthy children and lower cost to taxpayers by preventing costly health problems later in life."
But, the average children's uninsured rate (of 3.5 percent) in New Jersey masks some disturbing disparities. While just over 2 percent of white children lack coverage, the rate is more than 3 percent for Asian kids, greater than 5 percent for black youth, and well over 6 percent for Hispanics, the report notes. As a result, children of color make up nearly three out of four of those in the Garden State without health insurance.
"We know that these inequities not only harm people of color when they are children, but when they grow up as well," Castro wrote, noting that black New Jerseyans die nearly five years sooner than their white neighbors, on average. Data shows African-American women and babies also have far higher mortality rates than their white peers.
NJPP also confirmed that income played a large role in coverage, with wealthier children — whose families earn more than four times the federal poverty rate, which is $21,330 a year for a family of three — more than five times more likely to be insured than kids in families below that official poverty line. Location also influenced the rates; in poorer, rural Cumberland County, 6.3 percent of the children lacked insurance, while only 1.5 percent of the kids went without in more prosperous Morris County.
'…disproportionately from minority ethnic groups'
"These children come from marginalized communities and are disproportionately from minority ethnic groups," said Assemblywoman Yvonne Lopez (D-Middlesex), who pledged to introduce a companion version of Vitale's bill. "Regardless of location, ethnicity or income, every child deserves the right to healthcare."
To address these shortcomings, the NJPP report called for the state to commit permanent funding to outreach concerning FamilyCare programs, and better coordination with community-based organizations that can connect it with kids who don't have coverage. Castro estimated this work would cost about $2 million in total, but would also attract at least $1 million in federal funds.
NJPP also urged the state to eliminate the monthly premium charge — which can top $150, second only to the cost in Missouri — and is paid by families with kids in CHIP who earn over a certain amount. (Medicaid does not charge premiums and most families in CHIP fall below this income threshold. Castro estimates this would cost the state $28 million in lost fees, but would be largely offset by an additional $22 million in matching federal funds; Vitale said this would be part of his bill.
The senator said his legislation will also address NJPP's recommendation to eliminate the 90-day waiting period for coverage, during which children must remain uninsured in order to qualify for FamilyCare — a situation the NJPP report said exacerbates health challenges and drives up costs over time. The report estimates this would cost the state less than $1 million in additional healthcare costs, but would attract more than $2 million federal dollars as a result of increased enrollment.
In addition, Vitale said he would seek to eliminate enrollment barriers linked to immigration status, an issue that NJPP has repeatedly flagged as a concern; the pool of uninsured kids in New Jersey now includes nearly 17,000 who lack documentation, nearly a quarter of all youngsters without coverage. While expanding coverage to include a quarter of these children — not all eligible families are expected to apply — could cost $10 million, Castro suggests the federal government would likely pick up some of the healthcare expenses incurred.
As it is, NJPP said FamilyCare covers some 150,000 young people who are legal citizens, but whose parents lack the same protections. Castro wrote that concerns about deportation — fueled by President Donald Trump's rhetoric and policies — have likely contributed to the recent decline in enrollment numbers, as parents worry that getting their kids covered could lead to their families being torn apart.
In addition, the report calls for the DHS to revive a provision that would enable certain families who earn too much to qualify to purchase the discounted policies for their children at full cost; this option was suspended in 2010 by former Gov. Chris Christie. Reinstating it would cost the state nothing, NJPP notes, and could help extend coverage to some 14,600 youngsters.


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