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The Tragedy of Locrine (Third Folio, 1664)
The Tragedy of Locrine.
584Trum. The can stands full of nappy ale,
585 Dan: dan: dan: dan:
586Strum. In our shop still withouten fail:
587 Dan diddle dan.
588Dor. This is our meat, this is our food:
589 Dan: dan: dan: dan:
590Trum. This brings us to a merry mood:
591 Dan diddle dan.
592Strum. This makes us work for company:
593 Dan, dan, dan, dan:
594Dor. To pull the Tankards cheerfully:
595 Dan diddle dan.
596Trum. Drink to thy husband Dorothie,
597 Dan, dan, dan, dan:
598Dor. Why then my Strumbo there's to thee:
599 Dan diddle dan:
600Strum. Drink thou the rest Trumpart amain:
601 Dan, dan, dan, dan.
602Dor. When that is gone, we'll fill't again:
603 Dan diddle dan.
604Cap. The poorest state is farthest from annoy,
605How merrily he sitteth on his stool:
606But when he sees that needs he must be prest,
607He'll turn his note and sing another tune,
608Ho, by your leave Master Cobler.
609Strum. You are welcome gentleman, what will you
610any old shooes or buskins, or will you have your shooes
611clouted, I will do them as well as any Cobler in Cathnes
613Captain shewing him press-money.
614 O Master Cobler, you are far deceived in me, for
615don you see this? I come not to buy any shooes, but to
616buy your self; come sir, you must be a souldier in the
617King's cause.
618Strum. Why, but hear you sir, has your King any
619Commission to take any man against his will. I pro-
620mise you, I can scant believe it, or did he give you
622Cap. O sir, ye need not care for that, I need no
623Commission: hold here, I command you in the name of
624our King Albanact, to appear to morrow in the town-
625house of Cathnes.
626Strum. King Nactabell, I cry God mercy, what have
627we to do with him, or he with us? but you sir master
628capontail, draw your pasteboard, or else I promise you,
629I'le give you a canvasado with a bastinado over your
630shoulders, and teach you to come hither with your im-
632Cap. I pray thee good fellow be content, I do the Kings
634Strum. Put me out of your book then.
635Cap. I may not.
636Srumbo Snatching up a staff.
637No will, come sir, will your stomack serve you, by gogs
638blew hood and halidom, I will have about with you.
639Fight both.
640Enter Thrasimachus.
641Thra. How now, what noise, what sudden clamor's this?
642How now, my Captain and the Cobler so hard at it?
643Sirs what is your quarrel?
644Cap. Nothing, sir, but that he will not take press-mony.
645Thra. Here good fellow, take it at my command,
646Unlesse you mean to be stretch'd.
647Strum. Truly, Master gentleman, I lack no mony, if
648you please I will resigne it to one of these poor fellows.
649Thrasi. No such matter,
650Look you be at the common house to morrow.
651Exit Thrasimachus and the Captain.
652Strum. O wife I have spun a fair thred, if I had
653been quiet, I had not been prest, and therefore well
654may I wayment; But come sirra, shut up, for we must to
655the warrs.Exeunt.
656Scena Quarta.
657Enter Albanact, Debon. Thrasimachus,
658and the Lords.
659Alb. Brave Cavaliers, Princes of Albany,
660Whose trenchant blades with our deceased sire,
661Passing the frontiers of brave Grecia,
662Were bathed in our enemies lukewarme bloud,
663Now is the time to manifest your wills,
664Your haughty minds and resolutions,
665Now opportunity is offred
666To try your courage and your earnest zeal,
667Which you alwayes protest to Albanact,
668For at this time, yea at this present time,
669Stout fugitives come from the Scithians bounds
670Have pestred every place with mutinies:
671But trust me, Lordings, I will never cease
672To persecute the rascal runnagates,
673Till all the rivers stained with their bloud,
674Shall fully shew their fatal overthrow.
675Deb. So shall your Highnesse merit great renown,
676And imitate your aged father's steps.
677Alb. But tell me cousin, cam'st thou through the plains?
678And saw'st thou there the faint-heart fugitives
679Mustring their weather-beaten souldiers,
680What order keep they in their marshalling?
681Thra. After we past the groves of Caledone,
682We did behold the stragling Scithians Camp,
683 Repleat with men, stor'd with munition;
684There might we see the valiant minded Knights
685Fetching carriers along the spacious plains,
686Humber and Hubba arm'd in azure blew,
687Mounted upon their coursers white as snow,
688Went to behold the pleasant flowring fields;
689Hector and Troilus, Priamus lovely sons,
690Chasing the Grecians over Simoeis,
691Were not to be compared to these two Knights.
692Alba. Well hast thou painted out in eloquence
693The portraiture of Humber and his son;
694As fortunate as was Policrates,
695Yet should they not escape our conquering swords,
696Or boast of ought but of our clemencie.
697Enter Strumbo and Trompart crying often;
698Wild fire and pitch, wild fire and pitch, &c.
699Thra. What sirs, what mean you by these clamors made,
700Those outcries raised in our stately Court?
701Strum. Wild-fire and pitch, wild-fire and pitch.
702Thra. Villains I say, tell us the cause hereof?
703Strum. Wild-fire and pitch, wild-fire and pitch.
704Thra. Tell me you villains, why you make this noise,
705Or with my Lance, I will prick your bowels out.
706Al. Where are your houses, where's your dwelling place?


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Plane - SAS to Molde or Kr.Sund
Plane - Wideroe to Molde or Kr.Sund
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Train - NSB Raumabanen to Åndalsnes
Hurtigruten - to Molde or Kristiansund
Hotels - A room with a view
Cabins - and holiday houses
Camping - Room to roam
Apartments - A homely holiday
Fishermen's Cabins - Watch the sun set in the sea
The Atlantic Road - from Molde
The Atlantic Road - from Kristiansund
Veiholmen - from Kristiansund
Trollstigen - from Molde
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If started and managed well the movie theatre business can be a lucrative one. Like any other entrepreneurial establishment it takes funds, time and dedication to get it up and running. Good marketing skills, and relevant research are also invaluable to the start up of the movie theatre business.
Types of Movie Theatres
- First Run theatres run mainstream films from major film companies and distributors, coinciding with their release date. A first run theatre can only be opened by obtaining an expensive franchise and licence from major movie theatre companies that are already established. You must abide by the rules of the original theatre company in running your own franchise.
- Second Run theatres feature movies that have already been shown in first run theatres. Ticket prices for these theatres are much cheaper than those of first run theatres.
- Art House theatres or Repertory theatres typically feature alternative art films, independent films or second run classics.
Independent versus Franchise
- Independent theatres run speciality films and so have an edge over franchise theatres. An independent theatre provides a refreshing alternative to mainstream movies, and so is not in direct competition with franchise owned movie theatres.
- Franchise theatre owners have to abide by set rules and regulations in running their movie theatre. Independent movie theatre owners have the flexibility to create a unique atmosphere and cater to a smaller, specialised niche market.
- Franchise owners do not have to put as much effort and capital into advertising. Independent theatre owners have to invest heavily in advertising their films to create awareness and gain ticket sales.
Writing a business plan
- Decide what type of theatre you want to open and do relevant research.
- Establish how much capital you will need to start your business.
- How you plan to run your business should be established.
- Make a projection of the probable profit you'll be able to turn with your theatre in increments of 6 months, 1 year, 2 years and beyond.
Setting up a bank account
- Set up a business account at a major banking facility.
- Inquire about loans for business and construction if the project will be self financed.
- Pitch your business plan to potential investors to secure funding.
- Put all your capital into your business account so tracking your account can be done with ease.
Building the structure
- Acquire a plot of land. Movie theatres are typically built from the ground up to accommodate their technical and spacial requirements.
- Hire an architect to draw project designs. Decide on the number of individual theatres, bathrooms and where concessions stands will be placed.
- Obtain permits and design approval.
- Hire construction crews to get the building underway.
- Decide how your films will be projected, whether by standard film reels or digitally.
- Decide how your films will be heard, whether by surround sound, Dolby digital or another option.
- Buy audio visual equipment from wholesale manufacturers and have them installed to the correct specifications.
- Create a unique atmosphere for your theatre so your establishment will stand out.
Obtaining films
- Contact studios and speak with the manager of distribution.
- Explain your position as a new vendor and express your desire to buy a distribution license to exhibit their films. The manager will walk you through the process and the film prints will be shipped to your location a few days before the film's scheduled premier.
Getting ticket sales
- Market your new theatre by providing discounts and specials.
- Invest money and time into relevant advertising.
- Initially, host free movie nights. This will bring people to your theatre and give your establishment the advantage of free word of mouth advertisement.


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One in five high school girls binge drink, according to a new report by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
The report finds almost 14 million women in the United States binge drink about three times a month.
The binge drinking rate among high school girls is almost as high as their male peers, according to CNN. About 62 percent of high school senior girls said they engaged in binge drinking in 2011. For females, binge drinking is defined as having four or more drinks on one occasion.
"It is alarming to see that binge drinking is so common among women and girls, and that women and girls are drinking so much when they do," Robert Brewer, MD, MSPH, of the Alcohol Program at CDC, noted in a news release.
"The good news is that the same scientifically proven strategies for communities and clinical settings that we know can prevent binge drinking in the overall population can also work to prevent binge drinking among women and girls."
Binge drinking was responsible for more than half of the 23,000 deaths attributed to excessive alcohol use among women and girls in 2011, the report found. Women are more susceptible to the effects of drinking, because they can be physically smaller, according to the CNN article.
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Two kinds of pain are associated with burn injuries. Background pain--the pain a patient feels every day and every night--never goes away, but it's not terrible, Heimbach says. On a scale of zero to 10, most patients rate it a three. Procedural pain occurs when a patient's burns are washed or the patient tries to move a hand, walk, exercise or eat. This pain, Heimbach says, is always described as a 10, "the worst pain a patient has ever had or can ever imagine having."
Little was known about burn pain when the UW Burn Center opened in 1974 with 10 beds. Helping patients survive was the first priority, and breakthroughs in clinical burn care introduced at Harborview--including an aggressive approach to wound removal and skin grafting--have reduced mortality rates dramatically.
In 1974, only half of those with burns over 30 percent of the body survived. Now 97 percent of these patients survive. Of the 450 patients treated annually, 90 percent return home within a year of their injuries, able to resume their lives.
Much of the credit can go to Heimbach, a UW surgery professor who came to the burn center in 1977. He led a multi-disciplinary effort to improve survival rates, allow people to return home to lead normal lifestyles, and reduce patients' suffering during their recoveries.
"When we began, little attention had been paid to pain, and pain control was rather haphazard," Heimbach recalls. "Some people still have the silly idea that patients never remember what happened to them in the ICU, so it's not necessary to give them pain medicine. People always care about the pain they experience--if pain medicine causes them to miss some of the events of the day, we think that's a fair trade-off for reducing their suffering."
There is a reason burn pain is so hard to control: Normal dosages of opiates don't work very well. Opiates such as morphine work by binding to special reception points in our nerve cells. These points control the flow of information about pain going to the spinal cord and the brain, says Anesthesiology Professor W. Thomas Edwards, director of Harborview's Pain Relief Service. When opiates bind to those cells, they slow the volume of information about tissue injuries, so patients experience less pain.
But severe burns prompt changes in body chemistry, and those changes make it more difficult to control pain with opiates. Some of the proteins in blood plasma change as the body responses to a large burn, a phenomenon almost unique to burn injuries. Opiates want to bind to this plasma protein, rather than to the usual receptors, making it necessary to give patients larger doses of medications.
As a result of such findings, burn center researchers are finding new ways to use old drugs. Spinal catheters allow medications to go where they can interact directly with opiate receptors in the spinal cord. Another approach, patient-controlled analgesia, allows patients to determine the frequency of doses of pain medication.
Using Hypnosis to Control Pain
Drug Addiction? It's Not a Threat to Burn Patients
Mind over Matter--Virtual Reality and Pain Control
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My apologies for not having updated this blog since March (!). I know it probably looks like I abandoned it right after I started it. As with most (or, I should say all) of my creative projects, I tend to easily loose focus or get burned out quickly. This is a problem I'm struggling with in my everyday life, and I know it can be frustrating to those who follow the things I do, but trust me when I say no one is more frustrated about it than I am. So, unfortunately, I can't promise that I'll be updating this blog on a steady basis. There could - and probably will - be large gaps of silence in the future too.
One positive thing though, is that the subject matter of this blog doesn't have any best-before date. This blog is more an archive of things and less a source of news, so it's not crucial that I add to it quickly. I do however hope to work on it a lot more than I have so far. Keep your fingers crossed!


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I've always had a hard time resting well. Until last year, I thought rest meant being a vegetable, relaxing on the couch and watching movies, hanging out with friends, or reading. And I really didn't understand the concept of spiritual rest or resting in the Lord. At the beginning of last year, during my first year of full-time ministry, I spent the first few Saturdays doing movie marathons. But then, when it came to Sunday, I was still tired, stressed, and worried about the week to come. I didn't feel mentally, physically, or spiritually rested; I just felt dread over my lack of preparedness for the next week. Thankfully, my good friend and ministry coach pointed that out to me right away. "I don't think you're resting well," she said, concerned about my well-being. When I asked what that really meant, she replied with a question, "What brings you life?" She said that I can glorify God by doing activities that bring me joy and refreshment. So, I asked God to reveal the activities that give me rest and joy and bring glory to Him.
Flash forward to the present. Though I feel like I've adjusted to a new city and back into ministry pretty well, especially after a summer of ministry partner development, I've realized in the last few days that I haven't exactly been resting well. And this made me think, What can I do that will give me rest and joy and bring glory to Him? I've decided that the things that currently bring rest are having "me" time, taking walks, exploring new places (at my own pace), shopping at outdoor markets (or just grocery shopping in general), budgeting (It's like a game for me.), exercising, reading books that capture my affection for God, cooking and baking, writing, and spending time with friends in small group settings or one-on-one.
So today, I decided to do a good majority of these things. But rather than giving you a play-by-play of my day so far, I wanted to share a few snippets.
First, I explored a new part of the city, the Saturday Farmers Market. (It really made me miss the Athens farmers market, especially because I just love fall in Athens. And it's such a happy place.) The Ljubljana Farmers Market is probably about 5x bigger, though. And although it's a dreary, rainy October day here in Ljubljana, the market was alive with color, live traditional Slovene music (complete with accordions!), and the joyful chatter of fellow food-lovers. In fact, Melissa, one of my friends/teammates who met me there, said, "It's just so happy here."
To get to the market, I had to walk through souvenir vendors with their Ljubljana snow globes, jewelry boxes, hand-painted pottery, clocks, and wooden toys. I was surprised by the number of tourists still in town at this time of year! I then emerged into another part of the market, the "Bio" section. Everything in this area is certified organic and fresh. There were rows of seasonal produce — apples, lettuce, cabbage, potatoes, peppers, and zucchini — rows of cheeses, grains, dried meats and salamis. I even found a raw, organic, and vegan stall that sold pumpkin and sunflower seed crackers. (I splurged and bought some, of course!)
On the other side of "Bio," my nose led me through what I call the "Alley of Flowers." The fresh scents, as well as the pinks, purples, and reds, brought a smile to my face. They illuminated the gray day. Not to mention, those who were selling the flowers constantly greeted me with a friendly "Dober dan" or "Dan," which means "good day" or "hello" in Slovene.
At the opposite end of the Alley of Flowers, I came upon the conventionally grown produce, the biggest part of the market. It takes up the entire square. There were stalls upon stalls upon stalls of apples, apple cider, pumpkins, peppers, lettuces, grapes, pears, broccoli, cabbage, beans, and much more. Best purchase of the day: a kilo of green beans for €1 from a sweet, elderly female farmer with a warm smile.
I finished my time by swinging through the grains and baked goods, and then through the fish and meat markets. (For you Pittsburghers, the fish market is a lot like Wholey's in the Strip, especially the smell! Mmm mmm.)
After two hours of meandering through the markets, I lugged my multiple kilos of goodies back to my flat, in the rain. I was cold and my feet were soaked. I decided the best remedy was to make potato soup. But potato soup quickly turned into, "let's throw all my veggies in and see what it tastes like" soup. (The recipe is below.) And let me tell you, that soup was good for my soul. So delicious!
I'm so thankful for a day to rest and be refreshed. (It's not even over yet!) And I'm thankful that I serve a God who wants me to rest from my work and also provides rest in Him.
So let me ask you, what brings you rest, joy and refreshment? Have you taken time to do that lately?
Recipe: Farmers Market Juha (Vegan, Gluten-free, Low-sulfur, Sugar-free)
Prep Time: 30 minutes
Cook Time: About 1 hour and 30 minutes
Makes about 5 servings.
7 small potatoes (peeled and cubed)
2 dozen cherry tomatoes (halved)
2 medium green peppers (diced)
1/2 small cabbage (chopped)
1 large carrot (peeled and shredded)
1 medium zucchini (shredded)
1 cup of fresh green beans (chopped)
1/2 cup millet (or rice)
Olive oil, salt, pepper, curry, garlic powder, coriander
1. In a large pot, pour 2 tablespoons of olive oil. Heat on medium. Sauté the potatoes for a few minutes. Add a pinch of salt and pepper. Once the potatoes start browning, add 3 cups of water. Bring to a boil and stir.
2. Add the cabbage, beans, carrot, zucchini, green peppers, and tomatoes. Stir. Turn heat down to medium-low. (You want the veggies to cook down but not get too soft.)
3. Add 1/2 teaspoon of salt and 1/2 teaspoon of pepper. (Fresh cracked pepper tastes better, in my opinion.) Add 1/4 teaspoon of curry powder, 1/4 teaspoon of garlic powder, and a pinch of coriander. Stir thoroughly. (For a very low-sulfur diet, omit the curry, garlic, and coriander. Rosemary is a great alternative.)
4. Allow mixture to cook for 1 hour, stirring occasionally. (Add salt and pepper to taste.)
5. Add 1/2 cup of millet or rice. (Brown rice will take longer to cook.) Adding millet or rice will thicken the soup because it absorbs a lot of moisture. If you like your soup thinner, you may need to add a little water.
Serve hot. And enjoy!


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I've recently gotten onto LinkedIn and, so far, I've been more endorsed for music theory than I have for piano-playing, haha.
Alongside building that profile above, many things have changed. I will continue to freelance outside of school for another year in California as I work through this thumb injury. A physical therapist has shown me just some weeks ago that the issue in my thumb all these years has been none other than a chronic muscle spasm (basically a recurring cramp), which is completely treatable on my own via a daily pressure-based exercise. This is a drastically improved outcome from all the horrendous misdiagnoses that have been given to me by, literally, almost ten other doctors. And I am also experiencing a new, unexpected personal joy.
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Every year approximately 8 students graduate with a degree in clinical psychology from Louisiana schools. If you too are interested in a career in clinical psychology, Louisiana has 1 clinical psychology schools for you to choose from. You can expect to pay an average of $4,009 per year in tuition for a degree in clinical psychology in Louisiana state.
Louisiana's largest clinical psychology school, which is located in Natchitoches, is Northwestern State University of Louisiana. In 2009, a reported 8 students graduated with a clinical psychology degree from Northwestern State University of Louisiana. This was 100% of the total clinical psychology graduates in Louisiana for that year. Tuition at Northwestern State University of Louisiana, was $4,009 per year in 2010.
A majority of those with an education in clinical psychology pursue a career as a clinical psychologist. If after graduation, you are planning on sticking around the state, you should keep in mind that the job outlook for clinical psychology graduates in Louisiana is good. Approximately 1,930 clinical psychologists are currently working in Louisiana. This number is projected to increase to 2,230 by the year 2018. This indicates a 15% change in the number of clinical psychologists in Louisiana.
As a clinical psychologist in Louisiana you can expect to earn anywhere from less than $21,652 per year to more than $47,488 per year. But the median salary for clinical psychologists earn $32,679 per year, in Louisiana.
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Posted on March 7, 2015 by CardamomCloves
1/2 cup Jamaican Jerk Seasoning
2 TBSP canola oil
2 TBSP soy sauce
1/4 cup apple cider vinegar
Juice and zest of one large orange
Juice and zest of one fresh lime juice
16-20 chicken wings, large shrimp, chopped vegetable pieces or 4 pork chops
Mix the marinade ingredients together, pour in a ziplock bag and add the wings, shrimp, veggies or whatever you are using the jerk on. Refrigerate overnight (at least 4-6 hours, and up to 2 days). Throw the left-over marinade away. Grill as desired.
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Nashua, NH — Police tasered a woman trying to purchase multiple iPhones in what may be a misunderstanding of Apple's policy on purchasing limits.
The incident began when 44-year-old Xiajie Li, who does not understand English, went to the Pheasant Lane Mall Apple Store in Nashua, New Hampshire and purchased two iPhones reports CBS. She had hoped to purchase two more of the highly sought after smartphone at the time but was denied due to the store's policy that limits iPhone purchases to two.
Li then tried to order the additional products online for in-store pick up.
When she showed up at the store to pick up her new iPhones, the manager of the Apple store would not give them to her and told her to leave the store. Not understanding what they were telling her, Li refused to leave the store and even took footage of other customers being allowed to purchase more than two phones.
The authorities were contacted, and officers attempted to escort her from the premises. Xianjie reportedly refused to go, although she had been issued a stay-away order by the Apple store, notes DigitalTrends.
After giving the woman 10 minutes to remove herself and cooperate with authorities, Li was tasered and arrested for trespassing and resisting arrest. Nashua police captain Bruce Hansen told WCVB TV:
"If she left the store when she was told to leave the store, it would've been done at that. She was told she was under arrest after repeatedly being told to leave the store. She didn't submit to the arrest. The officer used the taser on her to get her to submit to the arrest."
Police are claiming they did no wrong and were not using excessive force in this instance. Hansen further says of the incident:
"For whatever reason the store didn't want her there. And this time of the year, you got to do something pretty extreme to want a store owner to not want to do business with you."
Her fiance John Hugo disagrees entirely telling CBS:
"They threw her on the ground, they threw her around, they bruised her all over the place, they handcuffed her way too hard."
Footage of the officers attempting to escort Li and finally tasering the woman trying to purchase iPhones was posted on YouTube. The sound of the 44-year-old woman screaming could be heard throughout the mall.
She has hired a lawyer to fight charges against her.
While Apple previously had a limit of two phone purchases per customer, the limit was lifted earlier in the month. Apple has not commented on this particular case.
Li was found to be carrying $16,000 in cash at the time of her arrest. She says the iPhones were being purchased for her relatives back in her home country.
Nashua Police Chief John Seusing claims there have been issues with visitors buying multiple devices in order to sell overseas at an inflated price.
Do you believe that police were warranted in their actions of tasering the 44-year-old Li for wanting to purchase multiple iPhones, or did they take things too far?


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Saturday, March 31, 2012
The stupid and ungodly culture of the Church of England
Take the Covenant process first. Why were the Bishops so out of touch? Why was so much effort invested - in a frankly morally dubious fashion - by the institutional establishment in pushing through a measure where there was clearly no consensus? The disconnect between the hierarchy and the rank and file - and especially, the disconnect between the episcopacy and the clergy - should really be a wake-up call to the hierarchy to carry out a fundamental review of how Bishops work. As Bishop Alan has put it, the failure is at least an "opportunity to grow up, to take stock, and to get real. It's very sad that a large number of bishops were out of touch on this one".
With Rowan the situation is rather different. My question here is - how can someone so widely acknowledged to have remarkable intellectual gifts and personal holiness be so distorted by the pressures of the office that his ministry is considered to be a failure? (I don't believe that it has been - I'm not even competent to begin the assessment - but it is the fact that it seems to be regarded so that I find significant. That is, why is it that holiness is not valued and celebrated? It is a symptom of our profound spiritual sickness.) It seems to me that a significant part of this is the culture inhabited by the hierarchy which prevents a genuine and honest conversation from taking place - homosexuality is the presenting issue but the issues go much deeper than that. Put simply I don't believe that it is possible to be a Bishop and to tell the truth (with some honourable exceptions).
The roots of this are manifold, but I want to draw attention to one in particular - and that is the cult of overwork that has taken hold in the Church, in mimicry of the surrounding culture. It is this cult of overwork and 'busyness' that I see as stupid and ungodly. It is this cult that has radically diminished the capacity of the bench of bishops to exercise holy discernment. After all, how many Bishops do you know that are not absurdly overworked? The research is pretty clear that overwork leads to a significant decrease in productivity and is self-destructive - but appreciating that requires the application of wisdom, and it is precisely that wisdom that flies out of the window when a person is exhausted. We cannot expect our Bishops to exercise holy discernment and godly leadership if at the same time we are also expecting them to work 70 and 80 hour weeks (the same thing applies to clergy of course).
Of course, as Christians we are more than usually vulnerable to this cult of overwork because it appeals to our co-dependent culture and masochistic minister syndrome - if we are not suffering then we are not being properly godly. This is pernicious nonsense, and rooted in some very bad theology (not least the doctrine of penal substitution). It is as if we equate the way of the cross with the decision to mimic the world's obsessions, when a proper understanding of the cross would lead to precisely the opposite conclusion. The development of the stipend was originally to allow at least one person in a parish to have time for prayer; it is a sad irony that, as with many salaried posts, it has become an excuse to extract the maximum amount of labour for the minimum amount of expenditure.
In Stephen Donaldson's Thomas Covenant novels there is one character, a thaumaturge, who carries around a small child on his back, called a croyel. The child never grows up but does, periodically die - and is then replaced by another. As the story develops it becomes clear that the thaumaturge is simply siphoning off the life-force of each successive child in order to preserve his own immortality. It's a frightening image, but one that I feel captures the way that the church treats all those who work for it - full-timers, part-timers, volunteers. What we expect from our bishops and clergy is exactly what happened with Microsoft - use up the resource until it is a dry husk and then discard and replace with another. The needs of the institution - keeping the show on the road - is paramount, and the church continues to sacrifice its children on this idol's altar. It's long time past for us to stop.
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Many thanks, Sam. I think you are penetrating the heart of the mystery. The problem is not gay bishops, the morality of which is complex, but lying about and to ourselves and other people, the morality of which is surprisingly simple!ReplyDelete
Thank you for expressing these thoughts on behalf of many of 'us'.ReplyDelete
I think this is not limited to the Church of England. Your description of the culture of overwork rings true with my experience of The Episcopal Church in the US-- and not just for bishops & other clergy but also for the lay people involved in keeping the church doors open. It seems like the church always has more to do than time to do it in.ReplyDelete
Fr. Sam, as I work at a Lutheran seminary, at a Lutheran candidacy retreat, I just presented and preached on precisely this, our being "very cultural" and captured by busyness as a fundamental problem for us as Church. Thanks for the resonance...ReplyDelete
Overworked but not doing the work they were ordained to do. And, of course, this attitude will trickle down to the clergy. When they see their bishops spending most of their time on administration, attending meetings and conferences, and getting honours for their contribution to urban regeneration rather than spiritual regeneration, then the clergy will follow suit. If bishops stopped regarding themselves as CEOs full of Alan Sugar attitude and inhumanity, and started looking after their priests and walking among their people, then they would probably become more in tune with what the grass roots of the Church are thinking and worrying about.ReplyDelete
We have argued about this before, Sam, and I still believe that your view of the priesthood as being an administrative function, is exactly the reason why the priesthood, at all levels, is out of touch with the culture of their local and national cultures and has lost the respect it once, more fully, enjoyed, and which gave it the opportunity to speak out prophetically.
MP - I'm shocked that you see me as having a view of "the priesthood as being an administrative function". I think my actual view is the polar opposite of that. See my 'priesthood and pastoral care' post here: http://elizaphanian.blogspot.co.uk/2011/09/priesthood-and-pastoral-care.html and the comments.ReplyDelete
Then what were we arguing about six years ago? Didn't we get onto a College syllabus because of of our opposing view on the task of the clergy?ReplyDelete
Ha! I think we were arguing about what I felt was possible as much as the substance. I'm going to stick up another post in a minute with some updated thoughts on that. But I think it's a stretch to see me as arguing FOR priesthood as administration...ReplyDelete
Fair enough. Then priesthood including a large element of administration?ReplyDelete
- AnonymousTue Apr 17, 02:29:00 pm BST
I was once told by an American Episcopalian/Anglican that God no longer determined the validity of one's calling but rather that psychologists did! In fact in one diocese a man who was actually ordained in another church was bluntly told to "stop talking about Jesus" by his advocate. I suppose the idea of holiness is suspect at the very least and or defined as a neurosis at the very most. As for bishops here in the Episcopal Church one told his Executive Committee that he simply "could not live on a mere 185 thousand dollar salary" and would require at least 200 thousand. Besides he said as the CEO of the diocese he deserved a salary equal to that position in the "secular" world. Yeah right! The fundamental issue for present day "mainline church" is when you find no or little difference between Oprah Winfrey and "the Chruch" why bother with it!ReplyDelete


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We decided that it was time to explore the area that's west of us. I didn't know that it was west before we got back and I looked it up on a map, but it was! We took a Sunday afternoon walk and saw some new countryside, leaves, and enjoyed a peaceful afternoon.
These buildings looked very beachy to us.
We found a pile of leaves and jumped into it. I made the mistake of sort of diving/sliding into it which made breathing a bit difficult, but all's well that ends well, right?
This blurry picture shows bunnies. There are so many rabbits here! I have seen one squirrel in all of Germany, but hundreds of rabbits.
And fields
And found a playground with no children (it was pretty cold, I don't blame them).
This basket is fun. You sit in it and turn the thing in the middle to make it spin. Our hands were icy cold and so was the metal so this was difficult.
Google told us that there WAS a place with Pad Thai in town! We checked it out one evening. It was pricier than most of the meals we have out, but I think it was worth it.
The Super Moon happened, and we tried to see it. We remembered right after Carson got out of the shower and after we'd gotten ready for bed, so we bundled up and headed outside where we saw... nothing. Note Carson's footwear. It was under 30 degrees.
We went out several times hoping to catch this huge moon (on our walk home the night before we'd noticed a low and large and very orange moon but didn't know about the super moon). The last time, I thought I could see it from the back yard, so I climbed out the window. Not successful, and it's pretty hard to climb back in a window when you're short.
A few days later, we walked out the same way we had a few days before. My phone battery got too cold and shut off that day (I've read this is a problem with lithium ion batteries, even when they're not close to dead), but I wanted to take pictures of the pretty flowers and things we'd seen on our walk home. So I kept my phone warm in my pocket and it was fine this time. These were so lovely to me, and pretty good for an iPhone, right?
We walked through a couple of the grocery stores in Mecklenbeck (that's where we were, my map app said). It's fun walking through stores here because the things they sell are so unique!
I've been wanting to get a lamp or something so that we had some softer lighting than just the bright overhead lights. I decided Christmas lights were the way to go and then found these little light balls. I draped them over the bookcase in our room and they're perfect!
I saw a video online about these 3D scanners that you can step into and get a little model made of yourself. Well, I guess there's one here! I can't think of a reason I'd want to do this of us, but I think it's actually pretty neat.
The lighting is weird here but here's what I've ended up with on our living room wall: postcards from our trips here and some cards we've been sent! The desk is just under this and houses the toaster oven.


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-> http://www.w3.org/XML/XProc/2007/05/10-agenda.html
-> http://www.w3.org/XML/XProc/2007/05/03-minutes.html
Henry gives regrets
Alex to craft a proposal on serialization, continued
Henry to write up pipeline state variables, completed.
-> http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-xml-processing-model-wg/2007May/0069.html
Norm: I think there was some confusion about [stepname]_index
Henry: The whole point of
for-each is that there's no document sequence, you're getting
them one at a time.
... Nonetheless, you may wish to know what iteration you're in.
... Adding functions feels like something that makes me muck with the XPath impl, but adding variables to the context is something I can do from outside.
... There are a bunch of other "environment" variable kinds of things which things like XSLT/XQuery make available: implementation, system, etc.
Norm: There's a function in XSLT: system-property
Paul: I use function-available all the time
Henry: Yes, we might want that
Norm: At the moment, we don't allow references to unknown steps, even behind a condtional.
Alex: It might be nice to say that I use this collection of steps and have a more discernable error.
Any other discussion of Henry's proposal?
Ok. Variables or functions?
Henry: I prefer variables, I think.
Norm: In JAXP API, it's about equally easy.
Richard: Might a processor work in such a way that it doesn't "restart" the evaluation between loops.
Henry: In the very least, the context has to change, so it shouldn't be hard to change variables even then.
Norm: I observe that other specs that extend XPath use functions.
Richard: So far I haven't seen
anything that suggests it isn't like a variable.
... I observe that current() in XSLT is a function when presumably that could have been a variable.
Straw poll: Function or variable?
Results: 2 functions, 3 variables, 1 abstain
Henry: I'd be happy to have a note requesting feedback.
Norm: Ok, variables for now with a "priority feedback" note.
Henry's proposal is accepted.
-> http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-xml-processing-model-wg/2007Apr/0143.html
Jeni responded with a much grander proposal involving variables and attribute value templates.
Henry: I sympathize. I'm tempted to go all the way.
Alex: I'm sympathetic to the AVT story as well.
Henry: So href='banana' is the
equivalent of name='href' value='banana'
... And href='{xxx}' is equivalent to name='href' select='xxx'
... And you get the probably irrelevant advantage that you don't have to use concat()
Alex: To users, that might be very nice.
Norm: I observe that if we do this, we'll need to say which attributes are AVTs
Henry: My inclination would be to say that we're playing on the edges here. We have no experience with which attributes can be AVTs.
Norm worries about the fact that references to documents will be quite different from an AVT perspective.
Henry: the consequence of that
for this story would mean that you couldn't do document
references in AVTs.
... For V1 I think we should only allow this for value=
... Giving users choices is bad; so I think I marginally prefer to allow it only on steps
... You can use the super-abbreviated form on step for values that are constant.
... My proposal is: no change to the option element, you can just put the value on the step itself.
... And only there
Norm: Yeah, but it wouldn't work for an option named "name" so maybe we should just ditch the whole thing.
Alex: It doesn't bother me.
Anyone uncomfortable?
Norm: Should we work this up into a draft and see what the public says?
Alex: And it's a static error if you specify the option twice.
-> http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-xml-processing-model-wg/2007Apr/0153.html
Norm: What error do I raise?
Henry: The builtin steps have to say what errors they raise.
Richard: I want it to be possible
to use off-the-shelf implementations without having to delve
into them to sort out their error returns.
... So I would be in favor of very generic errors that have some kind of detail inside them.
Norm: I'm happy with "step failed" and that's all you get.
Richard: If some steps need more detail then "ok" up to the point.
Alex: The error vocabulary is open so implmentors can add stuff if they want
Norm: Anyone uncomfortable with "there's an error code for step failed"?
Ok, that's what we'll do.
-> http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-xml-processing-model-wg/2007May/0096.html
Norm: The proposed solution seems odd to me, but clever in its way.
Henry: Maybe we need something that does this, but I don't want to call it viewport
Alex: There's lots of things we can't do. We'll always find new things. I'm not sure that this is worth doing for V1.
Henry: Richard, you have something like this, can you explain it?
Richard: lxreplace is a program
that's intended for doing minor replacements on XML
... We've talked before about streaming several of the microcomponents.
... I'm wondering if there's a case here for an extra microcomponent that's like string-replace.
... You have an xpath that can specify attributes or text nodes and it replaces their value with the result of evaluating that expression
Norm: We have that one. Jeni wants to manufacture attributes.
Richard: You could say that this is two separate steps, one that renames attributes and ones that changes strings.
Norm: Look at the example, it's got to construct attributes.
Henry: I think the answer is that we're not ready for this complexity yet.
Norm: Should we postpone this one for a while?
Henry: Yes, I'd say maybe even on the "someday" pile.
Richard: Given that it can be done with XSLT; streaming is just an optimization.
Henry: I still do think that we
should consider a not-very-micro component which specializes
the standard XSLT design pattern of copying most of a document
and changing something about 1 element.
... If/when we come back to this.
Richard: The for-each XSLT component is useful in many cases, but I'm not sure this example is one.
-> http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-xml-processing-model-wg/2007May/0111.html
Henry: I've found on a number of
occasions that it's useful to catagorize things in one step and
wrap them in the next.
... With the semantic that they all get wrapped up together.
... We have p:wrap that wraps things; the simple interpretation of what Mohamed wanted is to say there's an optional XPath which you can provide and as long as that value doesn't change, you don't close the wrapper.
Richard: And what happens when things cease to be siblings?
Henry: Then you close the
... Ignore comments, ignore PIs, ignore text nodes that contain just whitespace. Otherwise, anytime you hit something that doesn't match the XPath, or doesn't match its value, or isn't a sibling, you close the wrapper.
... My exmaple is the pipeline compiler that needs this; it decorates steps with something about whether or not there's a thread boundary needed. Then you wrap each group of steps in the same thread with a wrapper.
Richard: This is a group component?
Henry: It makes wrap something that can be used as a grouping component
Paul: Mohamed proposed another expression to identify the kinds of things you skip.
Norm: I think you'd still end at non-sibling boundaries
Henry: I don't think that's any
harder than what I said.
... It's slightly tricky to write an XPath that detects all whitespace.
... I'd like to think about that a little bit.
<MoZ> text()[string-length(normalize-string(.))=0]
Yes, but that's very expensive.
Norm: Henry's behavior could be the default
Paul: I like that.
Norm: Are we sold?
<scribe> ACTION: Henry to propose wording for the spec. [recorded in http://www.w3.org/2007/05/10-xproc-minutes.html#action01]
<MoZ> do we keep the ignore option ?
Yes, MoZ, I think so.
-> http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-xml-processing-model-wg/2007May/0120.html
Norm outlines his concerns.
Henry: I think it's not obvious
what some of the compound steps mean if they're empty.
... I'm sympathetic.
Paul: It's not a big deal to me.
Norm: I'm not sure we need to
have a nop step; you can always use identity.
... Shall we outlaw empty compound steps.
Henry: I'm in favor.
-> http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-xml-processing-model-wg/2007May/0099.html
Alex: I'm happy to do it.
Henry: I agree.
<scribe> New public draft in two weeks?
General agreement
<MoZ> ? topic 8


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SymptomsPOA background task "Create virtual web server <srv_id> on host '<hostname>' (host_id=<host_id>)" fails with the following error message:
Exception during execution of MPF request: 'The system cannot find the path specified. [<response><errorContext description="The system cannot find the path specified." code="0x80070003" executeSeqNo="24"><errorSource namespace="File System Provider Ex" procedure="createBinaryFile"/></errorContext></response>]'.
CauseCommon issue with such kind of tasks is that end customer can specify invalid DocumentRoot for their website, e.g. '<path_to_website_home_directory>/index.html'. In this case POA fails to create a directory "path_to_website_home_directory>/index.html" if a file with the same name already exist.
There is a quick ways to fix such a task: update POA system database and restart the task.
To proceed with the fix follow these steps:
1. Update POA database:
a) for POA 2.6.3 and earlier, use <srv_id> from the task name and run the following commands on the Management Node:
# . /usr/local/pem/bin/db_env.sh
# psql -U $iis_db -h`hostname` -c "UPDATE webvdirs SET location='wwwroot', desire_location='wwwroot' WHERE srv_id =<srv_id>"
b) for POA 2.6.4 and later, use <srv_id> from the task name and run the following commands on the Management Node:
# psql -U plesk -h`hostname` -c "UPDATE iis_webvdirs SET location = 'wwwroot', desire_location = 'wwwroot' WHERE srv_id = <srv_id>"
2. Re-run the failed task in POA Task Manager.


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all photos by Mary Costa Photography
… everything is colorful. It's like the golden rule that everyone just knows to live by, and I love it! There's just something kind of addictive about Palm Springs (especially if you love photo ops), and you know we had to take advantage of that while we stayed at The Saguaro for the tail end of the week.
It totally takes the cake for the most colorful place (besides Disney World) that I've ever stayed… then again it practically was Disney World for adults, so there's that. The only thing they don't tell you when you stay there is that you might want to clear your phone for a bigger photo capacity because you'll need it for pretty much every corner you turn. Ironically it just so happened that we were there during one of the few times out of the entire year that it ever storms in Palms Springs. You'd think this would get us down, but it actually only allowed my awkward comment moments to shine in all of their glory around lots of close knit chatting. Okay, okay I don't always have the most awkward thing to bring to the conversation (also known as the dining table), but every now and then I get to take the cake!
Some of my favorite places we dined were Workshop, winner of best decor, and Jake's for a piece of cake that's literally impossible to regret. One of the best parts of the entire Meet Make Do experience: the swag! Seriously, I was having a heyday with these bad boys! It was like letting a wild animal go through the refrigerator (and I didn't hate it). You can grab some swag of your very own, they all came from here:
The Fabric Store LA (fabric) // Coveted Things (scarf) // Etta & Billie (soap) // Fat Eye Design (hand-painted napkins) // Landis Carey (custom pottery and ceramics) // Lovely Pigeon (foil tape and foil notebook) // Michelle Dwight Designs (heart tote bag) // Mr. & Mrs. P (dipped wooden flatware) // Oh So Pretty (rose bath salts) // Seoul Little (gold necklace) We Love Citrus (black scissors) // World Reclaimed (wood coasters) // Bing (event sponsor)Did I mention when might've lived all Frank Sinatra style at the Dry Falls Las Palmas for the beginning of our stay? It was what mid-century dreams are made of! This is also where all of our DIY magic happened (which you saw here and here).
It was a surreal experience getting to meet up with so many talented and lovely ladies in such a beautiful place. Again, a big thanks to Bing for sponsoring Meet Make Do and to Kelly, Brittni, and Chelsea for putting everything together. You can see more details of our adventure and all of the other attendees with #meetmakebing!
Tomorrow we'll be back onto out regularly scheduled programming! Have you all started any prep for switching the house over for Spring colors? It's in full swing over here!
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Commercial Bug Repellant is so incredibly toxic with dangerous chemicals such as DEET. As an Earthie Mama I want to make sure that my children only have the most natural ingredients on their skin. While living in Costa Rica, I had to figure out how to protect my family from the overwhelming amounts of bugs. During the day I would put on the Bug Repellant Sunscreen which I developed specifically for the hot sun and the abundance of bugs. I found it would protect us for 4 plus hours. However, after a day in the sun, in and out of the ocean and a shower to clean it all off, we needed something for the evenings, to protect us from biting bugs while we were sleeping.
This recipe can be made very simply with your choice of essential oil/s and a 'carrier' oil or alcohol. Rub or spray the natural insect repellent onto skin or clothing, using care to avoid the sensitive eye area. You'll need to re-apply after a few hours or when you feel like the bugs are biting. Unused natural insect repellent may be stored in a dark bottle, away from heat or sunlight. If you wish, you may combine the oil with aloe vera gel to change the consistency to more of a spreadable lotion.
*The essential oils that work well against biting insects (mosquitoes, flies, ticks, fleas) are:
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News and Information from Kidderminster Town Council
Local Facilities
A guide to the facilities in the local area
A guide to events and what's on in the local area
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Kidderminster is the largest town in the Wyre Forest district and the birthplace of Sir Rowland Hill, founder of the Penny Post.
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This looks expensive.
Along Kheong Saik Road, I would have thought this would be around the 30-40 range.
999.99 Five Nines, a restaurant opened last year is on a mission to overturn that perception of fine dining in a prime area = pricey affair. 999.99 Five Nines is a relatively young restaurant headed by Chef Masanao Saito [斉藤 正直] serving European Cuisine along Kheong Saik Road. The chef was formerly the chef for the Japanese ambassador to Sweden.
Surprisingly, the food here, for its quality are only within the range of 10 - 30 SGD before tax which is relatively cheaper than some of its competitors along the same street.
Our dinner started off with a Burrata with Tomato Salad (12.00++ SGD), a refreshing, tangy starter. Juicy tomatoes paired with creamy burrata cheese and garnished with a dash of olive oil. Loved the addition of citrus fruits to lift the flavours of the dish. The jelly bits are cubes of tomato jelly.
Then we had a Cured Salmon & Ikura (10.00++ SGD), a signature of the restaurant. It doesn't disappoint. We also realized the chef seemed to have a thing for tomatoes and tomato jelly. Worked pretty well though, the combination of the juicy, tangy tomatoes well pretty well with the succulent and fatty salmon.
The Lobster Gratin (29.00++ SGD) was very good. The bechamel sauce was just nice, and the surface has a delicate and crispy layer of melted cheese and lobster flesh was just right. If you are lucky, the Lobster Gratin is 19.00++ SGD for the first 20 orders of the day.
King Crab Croquettes ($13). The crust was amazing, it has the texture and layers that reminded me of the tonkatsu crust in Katsukura. I am not a fan of croquettes though. Nonetheless, great layered crust that packs a rich filling of crab and cream.
This was decent. The Grilled Swordfish & Spring Onion (16.00++ SGD) was enjoyable but a little salty. I thought the flesh was just right though some of my fellow diners found it on the tough side.
One of the most dramatic dishes for the night would be the Smoky Lamb & Eggplant (22.00++ SGD) served in a glass jar filled with fumes from apple and cherry blossom wood chips. A dinner spectacle to excite your senses. Fortunately, it does not end there, the lamb meat was very tender and juicy. The lamb flavour is slightly heavy and the smoke infusion is inconsistent. Certain parts of the meat tasted just of smoke other parts was just right. I liked the pairing with eggplant for this dish.
This is the most pricey dish on the menu : Beef Tenderloin with Foie Gras ($29). Personally, I thought it was just okay, the meat was decent but that's it, I don't find the foie gras particularly 'useful' in this dish. It would not be the my number one choice for a main course.
Tiramisu (8.00++ SGD) is a must try. I would pick this over the Peach Melba (9.00++ SGD). The classic dessert was very well executed, the ratio of cocoa, espresso, mascarpone and liquor was just right.
The restaurant seemed rather popular. It is busy even on weekday dinners. It is unsurprising though. The food was pretty good, and for its location and quality, the prices are reasonable. Their 5-Course dinners goes for 59++ SGD.
29 Keong Saik Road
Singapore 089136
Thank You Matthias and Ivy from Food News for the invitation and hospitality.


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If you want to read the Basic rules click here, or read the Introductory guide if you are new to the game or need some clarification.
Wooden Ships & Iron Men is a tactical simulation of naval warfare during
the great age of sail. The game covers the period from 1776 to 1814 when the
great square sail ships-of-the-line dominated the oceans and the speedy and
durable American frigates gave world recognition to their young parent navy.
The game is played by two or more players each commanding a ship, squadron,
or whole fleet! Scenarios depict the famous naval engagements of the American
and French Revolutions and the Napoleonic Wars.
This online version, called the simplified version, is based on a reduced subset of the basic game rules for the Avalon Hill board game
Wooden Ships & Iron Men. If you are familiar with the board game, the following are not
implemented in the simplified version:
The mapboard is the playing surface upon which the ships are maneuvered.
The hexagonal grid is used to determine movement, firing ranges, and
the positions of ships. A wind direction arrow is placed in the
center of the map, under the hexagonal grid.
Ship icons
Every ship in the game is represented by an icon which spans two hexes, a flag and 3 letters.
The icon represents the ship's class, either Brig, Ship of the Line (SOL) or Frigate.
The flag identifies the ship's nationality.
The three letter tag under the ship is the first part of the
ship's name. This will help you match each ship with its ship chart
beside the map (or visible as a popup if you move the mouse
pointer over the ship's icon).
Your ships have the three letter tag written in blue on white.
Other players' ships have the tag written in white on blue.
Ship Chart
Game Log
This appears on the left column of a game page. It will not appear until some event has occurred,
so it may not appear for several turns.
Here you can find all the events that happened during the last five game turns. Enemy ships are red,
friendly are blue. Your own ships are bold.
It also lists which hit table was used and how it was determined with the
Hit Determination Table (HDT).
There is more about the HDT later.
Players should review the game log each turn to see if their ships are doing what they expected and find out who is
firing at them.
Movement input window
This is where you order movement and firing options for all your ships. Detailed help is available by clicking
one of the "?" icons, so this section only highlights some of the most commonly used items.
First, the ship icon shows the ship's movement allowance in each attitude to the wind (more about that later), and its
current movement and turn allowance. In general, each hex moved or turned into costs one movement point.
If you attempt to move more than the current movement allowance, or turn faster than the ship is capable of, an error
message will pop up.
Some ships can turn more than once per turn, but must move at least one hex forward between each turn.
So a ship cannot turn twice in the same hex during the same turn. In the
example to the right, Hannibal can turn twice per turn (Turn: 2), while Royal George can only turn once (Turn: 1).
It's important to note that any ship can fire both of its broadsides in the same turn, but can only reload
one broadside per turn. The Load: option Any side will automatically reload any single broadside,
but if a ship fires both broadsides and you want to specify which one to reload, you should pick the right or left side.
If you don't, it will pick one randomly.
When you are satisfied, use the Move my Ships button. When all players have completed their orders, the computer
simultaneously moves them, then resolves firing and damage.
Determing Movement and Turning Allowance
A ship's movement allowance depends upon ship type, rigging damage and the ship's attitude to the wind.
There are four possible attitudes: A, B, C and D. Each letter represents a different position of the ship
in relation to the direction that the wind is blowing.
In the diagram to the right, wind is blowing from the north (top).
The first ship, in attitude D, is facing into the wind. As such, it has no movement allowance and can only turn.
The next two ships, in attitude A, have wind blowing into all their sails, so this attitude gives the most movement
points. The ships labelled C are facing somewhat into the wind, but can still move, though obviously slower.
Finally, a ship in attitude B has wind blowing only into its stern sails.
The charts below show the movement allowance for a ship of the line (left) and a frigate (right). The maximum
movement allowance is for a ship in attitude A, with the allowance being reduced by one for each successive attitude.
It is further reduced by one for each rigging section lost. Regardless of its movement allowance, a ship may
always turn once per turn. EXCEPTION: Fouled ships (see below) cannot move or turn.
Movement Mechanics
Movement points may not be accumulated from one turn to another nor may
they be transferred between ships. A ship never has to move, nor use all its movement points. The number
of hexes a ship may move is up to the player within the limits of its movement allowance.
A ship always pivots around its bow. Since each ship icon occupies 2 hexes, as a ship turns
to point to a new hexside, the stern will swing into a new hex.
The movement allowance for each wind attitude also limits the number
of hexes a ship may move while in that particular attitude. Example: A ship
in attitude A has a movement allowance
of 4. If it turns to attitude C, it may only move one hex in that direction
as the movement allowance for this attitude is 1. It may turn back to attitude
A after moving one hex in C and finish its move in attitude A.
This does not work in reverse, so a ship starting
its turn in Attitude B has a maximum movement allowance of 2 (for example) even if
it moves to attitude A later in the movement phase.
This does not limit the number of turns in any attitude (other than the
limit of 1 per hex traversed), just the number of hexes into which a ship may
A ship which has a movement allowance of 0 may still turn in place 60 degrees.
Fouled ships (see below) cannot move or turn.
A ship which turns into attitude D (into the wind) must immediately stop and may not move
or turn for the remainder of the movement phase, even if it has movement factors
Collisions and Fouling
If two or more ships (enemy or friendly) are found to be in the same hex
at the same time during movement, a collision takes place and all movement
ends for all ships involved.
Only one ship can actually remain in the collision hex. If the bow or stern
of one ship was already in the hex when one or more other
ships attempt to enter that hex, the ship occupying the hex remains. The other
ship moves back to the hex it occupied just prior to the collision.
If the stern of a ship enters a hex in a turning maneuver at the same point
in the movement phase as the bow of another ship, the bow enters the hex. The
turning ship moves back to its previous position. In all other cases that might
occur, a random winner of the collision is chosen and the other ship has to move back.
When a collision occurs, the rigging of the involved ships may entangle and
be fouled, locking the ships together. For each collision, the game determines
fouling automatically. Fouled ships are shown on the map joined by two black lines,
as depicted in the image to the right.
Fouled ships cannot move or turn in place, but can fire. On following turns, the game will automatically
determine if fouled ships become unfouled. If so, the black lines are removed and the ships
involved can move and turn normally.
There is a 50-50 chance that collided ships will foul, and a one third chance that
fouled ships will unfoul. Players can pick unfouling options in the move input window
with the Action: pulldown list:
Ships may fire cannon broadsides at enemy ships in their field of fire and within
range. Firing and damage determination is carried out automatically by the computer. Firing is
simultaneous, so any damage received will not count against a ship until the following turn.
Players may order their ship(s) to fire at the hull or rigging. Note that the move input
window only has one area where this can be specified, so you cannot, for example, specify hull for
one broadside and rigging for the other. Also, hull shots can only be ordered if the range is
five hexes or less. Any shot at a range of six or more hexes will automatically be aimed
at the rigging, regardless of what the player ordered.
In some situations, players might not want to fire, usually to preserve an initial broadside
so it will have greater impact later. To do so, there is a section of the move input window that reads
"Fire if HDT is at least" followed by a pulldown list. Pick the minimum table you want. If the
game calculates a HDT of at least that high for the ship in question, it will fire, otherwise it won't.
Note this stays in place for following turns, so if you set it high one turn, you might need to reset
it later to a lower threshold or your ship may not fire.
Fire Eligibility
Each ship has a right and left (in naval terminology, starboard
and port) broadside. These broadsides are effective only from their side of
the ship. Each broadside has a play, or area over which its cannons
can reach. The maximum range of a broadside is ten hexes. The play of each
broadside is shown in the diagram to the right.
The two broadsides are independent; any blocking
of one field has no effect, whatsoever, on the other field of fire.
If there is more than one ship which qualifies as the closest, the game chooses the one with
the highest HDT. If multiple ships are the same distance and have equal HDTs, the game
chooses one randomly.
A ship may fire both broadsides during the same combat phase, if both sides
are loaded.
Carronades are a special type of gun. They can only be fired at ships within
the two hex range. Carronade gun squares are added to the regular broadside
Fire Procedure
The game automatically handles all the details of firing. The procedure is identical to the board game,
so if you're already familiar with it, or not interested in the details, you can skip this section.
The game does the following to calculate and resolve firing:
HDT Modifiers
The following increase or decrease the damage potential by influencing the hit table used.
At this point, the game "rolls" a die by generating a random number which is cross-referenced
to the hit table number determined above. Each hit table has a hull or rigging column. The die
roll is applied to the appropriate column based on what the player ordered (hull or rigging)
for the firing ship. Or, if the range is six hexes or more, the rigging column must be used.
There are four types of hits: H (Hull), G (Gun), C (Crew), and R (Rigging).
At the end of the turn, the number and type of hits are automatically marked off by the game in
the appropriate sections of the target ship's chart. See below for a description of damage effects.
All firing is reported on the game's event log along with how the
Hit Determination Table (HDT)
was calculated (number of guns, crew quality, rake bonus, etc.) and the die roll.
Damage Effects
Ships have their broadsides loaded in the beginning of the scenario. The first
time each broadside is fired it is called an initial broadside and receives a
bonus due to the extra care and time that went into loading it before the engagement started.
A ship can load one complete broadside per turn. Only one side can be loaded,
not both. A broadside can be loaded in the same turn that it is fired, and fired again
during the following turn, or any later turn. Thus it is possible for the same
broadside to be fired every turn.
Reloading is handled automatically by the game according to orders given in the Load:
pulldown list. Any side loads either broadside and is sufficient if only one broadside fires.
Left or Right can be specified if the player wants one particular side to fire during
the next turn. If both broadsides have fired and Any side is specified, the game picks one
side randomly.
In the simplified game, only roundshot may be reloaded.
The points for a ship forced to strike are split evenly between the players involved in the final shot.
For example, if one player has two ships involved and another has only one, they each receive half the point value
of the struck ship.
Note that in rare situations it is possible to receive points for causing more than one type of surrender.
A ship which loses her crew is worth her full point value, but can still be fired upon. That same
ship might strike later, again awarding her full point value to those in the final shot.
Victory conditions depend upon the scenario. Any special conditions will be
written in the appropriate scenario. General victory conditions will be split
into two categories - those for single ship scenarios and those for multi-ship
Single Ship Victory Conditions
Single ship scenarios end when one ship surrenders. The
other player is the winner. If both ships surrender simultaneously, it is a draw.
As soon as the victory conditions are met, the game ends and is listed on the player's
My Games section of this site.
Multi-Ship Victory Conditions
Each ship has a point value in its status area. A player which forces the surrender
of an enemy ship is awarded this point value.
At the end of the scenario, all points are counted and the player still able to fight with the
highest amount is declared the winner.
Multi-Player Victory Conditions
For games with more than one player on at least one side, each player on the winning side is credited
with a win. The highest scorer's name is bolded on the list of finished games.
If no one fires for several turns, the game will begin a five-turn timer which is highlighted
in the game's event log. If neither side fires, or is able to fire, for the next five turns, the
game will end. Victory conditions as listed above apply to determine the winner. In this case,
the winning coalition is the one with the most victory points still able to fight.
To avoid having games lasting forever,
the game will automatically end after 200 turns, because of the
darkness. Also in this case, the winning coalition is the one with the most victory points still able to fight.
A player may surrender at any time using the move input window. In a two player game, the game ends and
the other player is declared the winner, regardless of points scored so far.
In a multi-player game, the surrendering player's ships remain on the map but can no longer be targeted.
In either case, the surrendering player loses all points scored so far.
Please keep in mind that the game you can play on this site is
slightly diffrent from the original board games. The differences are
explained above.
This page was adapted from the original one by Longneck.


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The Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) has sought to clarify the more controversial aspects of the preventative detention measure being proposed by the government.
The Office of the DPP has explained that the term simply represents the power already available to the police to make arrests under certain conditions.
The use of preventative detention by the police is among the measures announced last week by Prime Minister Andrew Holness to help tackle the country's crime problem. It will allow the police to detain people who are suspected to be about to commit an offence.
In a release, the DPP stated that the phrase preventative detention is merely descriptive of the powers of a police constable, and is interchangeable with the phrase preventative arrest.
The DPP reiterated that the police do have the power to arrest persons without warrants when they reasonably suspect that an offence is about to be committed, or has been committed.
According to the DPP, when making these arrests, the police must follow the Constitution and inform the persons of the reasons for their arrest. In addition, if a person is not charged within 24 hours that person must be brought before a Parish Judge or a Justice of the Peace.
The DPP concluded that the power to arrest must be exercised for a proper purpose, and where this is not done, it becomes unlawful and the police become liable for claims for False Imprisonment.


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Police: Man threatens firefighter after setting own home on fire
Officials said the man threatened to assault a firefighter who was trying to extinguish a blaze that the man started at his trailer home
By Tony Reid
Herald & Review
DECATUR — Police said a Decatur man tried to kill himself by setting his trailer home on fire and then threatened to assault one of the firemen who was trying to put the blaze out.
A sworn police affidavit said the 24-year-old man, who is accused of setting the fire in an office of the trailer in the 2000 block of Hedrick Court on Saturday night, also told police he knew his mother was present in the structure at the time.
"He admitted to starting the fire in an attempt to kill himself after arguing with his boyfriend over the phone," Decatur police officer Timothy Wisniewski said in the affidavit.
The man was booked on preliminary charges of aggravated arson involving an occupied residence and aggravated assault of a fireman, which are subject to review by the Macon State's Attorney's Office.
Decatur Fire Department Battalion Chief Dan Kline told police that firefighters were dispatched to the fire at 8:15 p.m., according to the affidavit. While inside the trailer, Kline said, he saw the man trying to walk to a back bedroom and he told the man he had to leave as "there was an active fire scene."
Kline told police the man began arguing with him and picked up a glass jar, cocking his arm back as if to throw it. "Kline advised (the man) then stated, 'You have five seconds to get out of my house or I'm going to bash this over your head.'"
The man did not carry out the threat, but several other firefighters heard him make it while standing about 2 feet away from Kline.
Fire Inspector Mike Wigginton told police he later traced the origin of the fire to a burned notebook on a desk. Wigginton said it appeared the burning paper had been held against the power cord of a power strip under a desk "in order to give the appearance of an electrical fire."
The man remained in the Macon County Jail on Monday night in lieu of posting $75,000 bond. If he makes bail, he is ordered to stay away from Kline.
Copyright 2018 Herald & Review


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Clann Éireann a Chairde. Clann Éireann GAC is located in Lurgan, Co. Armagh. We are an active Gaelic Athletic Club which also incorporates a vibrant Youth Club. With a total membership of 1500, the youth club and GAC provides a wide range of sporting, social and developmental activities throughout the year. The Youth Club celebrated it's 50th anniversary in 2004.
Founded in 1954 it has continuously served our community in North Lurgan since. With a strong gaelic games ethos the GAC provides gaelic football, hurling, camogie and handball for boys and girls of all age groups from under-8s to senior level.
Additionally the Social Club provides an enjoyable social setting where senior members and their friends can meet for a drink and a bit of craic. Enjoy perusing through our club web site and it's activities.
Check on the latest football results and match commentaries. Find out what other activities are going on and who is hitting the headlines.
Clann Éireann Committee
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MONTREAT, N.C. (AP) -- Sen. John McCain met yesterday with evangelist Billy Graham and his son, Franklin, at the family's mountaintop retreat.
MONTREAT, N.C. (AP) -- Sen. John McCain met yesterday with evangelist Billy Graham and his son, Franklin, at the family's mountaintop retreat.
The Republican presidential candidate, who is courting religious voters and trying to reassure skeptical conservatives, visited privately with the Grahams at Little Piney Cove in the Blue Ridge Mountains in western North Carolina.
"We had a very excellent conversation. I appreciated the opportunity to visit with them," McCain said after the 45-minute meeting.
The Arizona senator's visit was his first sit-down with Billy Graham, 89, and with Franklin Graham, although McCain and the elder Graham are acquainted. McCain's father and Billy Graham also knew each other.
The world-renowned evangelist is in poor health but apparently felt well enough to visit with McCain, who expected to meet only with Franklin Graham, who heads the evangelistic association his father founded in 1950.
McCain said he does not know whether the Grahams will vote for him. "I didn't ask for their votes," he said, calling them "great leaders."
After the meeting, Franklin Graham issued a statement praising McCain's "personal faith and his moral clarity."
He said he was not endorsing anyone for president but was urging "men and women of faith" to vote and be involved in the political process.
McCain said last week that he did not consider the meeting with Franklin Graham a political one.
In Washington, retired Army Gen. Wesley Clark challenged McCain's assertion of being better prepared than Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill., to be president.
Clark said on CBS' Face the Nation that although he honors McCain's military and public service, McCain has no executive experience, and the Navy air squadron McCain commanded was not a wartime squadron. "He hasn't been there and ordered the bombs to fall," Clark said.


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FUEGO meaning fire in Spanish was born after Cafe Mexico (our sister restaurant) suffered a devastating fire in 2015.
Our All Day Breakfast menu has been created incorporating a unique take on mixing sweet and savoury while keeping our menu on point with fresh flavours and ingredients. We offer large selection of 100% GLUTEN FREE options.
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Frequently Asked Bushfire Questions
Bushfires are not just a problem in Australia. They can occur all over the world. Although in Australia bushfires have been around since early settlement. Bushfires have numerous causes. Some causes of fires are man made but other fires are caused by the weather. An example is that in Australia we do not get too much rain in the summer and it leaves the land extremely dry and as a result there are drought periods for months and months at a time in some cases. When there is widespread drought in an area it can have a dramatic effect.
Bushfires affect the economy because bushfires can destroy whole livestock herds and the livelihood of many farmers. This has a snowballing effect on the entire country as any livestock which was destroyed cannot be sold for the domestic market or exported for overseas markets.
When an area is threatened by a bushfire it can have devastating effects. The financial effect can be millions of dollars worth of damage and takes the land affected many years or decades to recover fully.
There is a human cost involved as bushfires can cause deaths and serious injuries. Also in especially rural areas bushfires can cause areas to lose a large percentage of their skilled and semiskilled workers and many businesses to close down.
It does not take a very long time for a bushfire to engulf an entire county and devastate the lives of thousands of people and ruin the economy of that county as bushfires are hard to control especially when there is a lot of fuel and it has not rained for a prolonged period.
Bushfires also cause devastation to the fauna and flora of a region which it goes through and can cause some species to become threatened or endangered species.
However, bushfires are part of the Australian ecological system as bushfires are necessary to regenerate some plant species.
Although after 200 years of European settlement and European farming and grazing methods the ecology has been altered which makes bushfires an enormous threat to the nation, to the economy and human beings.
Due to the bushfire problem the population of Australia must be educated and made aware of the bushfire problem to eliminate or minimise bushfires and their devastating effects.


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coastalbreak on 03/29/2013 at 08:52PM
Take a deep breath
coastalbreak on 10/13/2012 at 02:44PM
copyright is based on the notion that ideas are property.
Copyright is dying. The entertainment industry is crying wolf. The US is trying to force legislation down our throats. I don't like the taste of SOPA or PIPPA. The problem is that the entertainment industry and the powers that be just don't understand what is going on. They are clinging onto an outdated system.
Lawrence of Arabia
1 of the reasons for online piracy is the antiquated way publishing agreements and product releases are handled. Just take movies, why not roll them out world wide the day after the premier? If something is in the theaters in the US, there is no reason with digital theaters it cant also be in Australia or the UK at the same time.
People really will not be denied access to something when they know full well other people have it. It will drive online piracy until they change the system.
Copyright is based on the notion that ideas are property. Idea is a thought or collection of thoughts that generate in the mind. An idea is usually generated with intent, but can also be created unintentionally. Ideas often form during brainstorming sessions or through discussions.
Maybe we should take a step back and just realize that there are only a few ppl in the world that really have original ideas. Most of us are just recycling stuff. Building onward on an idea from some1 else.
Hogan get a grip
Luckily there are a lot of examples where ideas are free and you can do whatever you like with them. Two examples:
Inspired by Creative Commons and the open source software movement, the FMA provides a legal and technological framework for curators, artists, and listeners to harness the potential of music sharing.
The Internet Archive is a non-profit that was founded to build an Internet library. Its purposes include offering permanent access for researchers, historians, scholars, people with disabilities, and the general public to historical collections that exist in digital format
So go out there and remix, edit and share.