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The gang needs to perform an exorcism in an abandoned lighthouse. Care to join?
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Use the mouse to spot the 5 differences of the 10 mirrored worlds.
Nice ! difficult and beautiful, love it ! not boring at all because the differences are not always the same unlike most games with the same gameplay. The artwork is great and original.
I liked this submission for 3 reasons:
1. A great way to incorporate some funky/weird artwork into a game.
2. It was a good twist on the find-the-difference genre.
3. The music was a good ambiance for this type of game.
I don't think those who say there is no game play understand that in this type if game finding the difference is the game play.
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Beat Week: Infinite Loops — Assemble Your Portable Beat Station, pt. 1
Date: Monday, June 17th, 2002, 10:57
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By now, you probably know the Mac has the power to be a versatile musical instrument, changing you into a one-man/woman band. iBooks and PowerBooks are ubiquitous at concerts and in the hands of DJs. Once used primarily in studios and for traditional music notation, originally laptops were primarily used by experimental academically-trained composers in live performance. Software synthesis changed all that, as reliable software samplers like Bitheadz got Macs gigs with Britney Spears and others. Now looping software allows you to compose music live and weave complex beats in realtime that were never possible before. So, you want to get wired up? Here's a look at the software and hardware you'll need to join the revolution. Click read more for the full story.


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Aston Martin in Daimler tie-up
Aston Martin, the 100-year-old company whose cars are a favourite of James Bond and the Royal Family, is to join forces with Mercedes owner Daimler on its next generation of sports cars. The companies yesterday announced a deal that will see Aston Martin use high-performance engines from Daimler's Mercedes-AMG division.
Dixons boss's pay rises to £1.3m
Sebastian James, the chief executive of Dixons Retail, enjoyed a significant rise in his total pay to £1.3m last year after boosting profits at the Currys owner. The bulk of the increase in the payout came from his cash bonus increasing by £493,000 to £572,000, and from his salary jumping from £114,000 to £600,000.
Irn-Bru profits squash Britvic
AG Barr, the maker of Irn-Bru, saw sales rise 9.8 per cent in the last quarter. Robinson's squash maker Britvic had growth of only 4 per cent. Wayne Brown at Canaccord Genuity said: "Following Britvic's decision to abandon merger talks, we would like the company to highlight clearly how it intends to deliver long-term shareholder value."
New deals offer boost for Capita
New deals with the Cabinet Office, Barnet Council and Carphone Warehouse helped Capita, Britain's biggest outsourcer, post a 10 per cent rise in first-half pre-tax profit to £205.2m. The FTSE 100-listed firm, which manages airwave radios for the emergency services, won a record £2bn of new contracts in the first half of this year.
Rolls-Royce chief vows to cut costs
The Rolls-Royce chief executive John Rishton vowed to clamp down on the engine-maker's high costs, even though the group beat profit expectations in its first-half results. Profit was up by 34 per cent to £840m, around £10m ahead of the average forecast. Revenue increased by 27 per cent to £7.3bn.
Ofwat boss warns water companies
The outgoing chief executive at Ofwat has warned the big water companies that it is "now time to deliver" to customers after finalising the regulator's approach to price negotiations. Regina Finn is to be replaced by Cathryn Ross, but has set up her successor with a tough bargaining position.
CEO to step down at Travis Perkins
Geoff Cooper, chief executive of builders' merchant Travis Perkins, is retiring next year on his 60th birthday. Mr Cooper will be replaced by his deputy John Carter from January. The firm today reported a £5m rise in first-half profits to £136m on sales up 2 per cent at £1.5 bn.
Alliance predicts more volatility
Uncertainty over money printing in the US and the policies of the new Bank of England governor, Mark Carney, will lead to more market volatility, Alliance Trust warned. The Dundee-based investment group said net asset values were up 15.2 per cent to 495.6p a share.
Dambuster boost for Hornby
The toy-maker Hornby said the 70th anniversary of the Dambusters bombing raid boosted sales of Airfix model planes. The Margate-based group said sales of Corgi and Airfix models were also helped by other notable wartime anniversaries.
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Active dry yeast | 1⁄2 Teaspoon | |
Warm water | 1 Tablespoon | |
Sugar | 3⁄4 Teaspoon | |
Salt | 1⁄8 Teaspoon | |
Milk | 1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs), scalded | |
Buckwheat flour | 1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs) | |
All purpose flour | 6 Tablespoon | |
Egg yolk | 1 , beaten | |
Egg white | 1 |
Soften yeast in the warm water.
Combine sugar and salt in a bowl; add scalded milk and blend thoroughly.
Cool to warm, then thoroughly blend in a mixture of the buckwheat flour and 2 tablespoons of the all-purpose flour.
Add the softened yeast and mix well.
Cover bowl with waxed paper and a towel; let rise in a warm place 1 1/2 hours, or until light.
Beat in remaining flour until mixture is smooth.
Blend in the egg yolk.
Beat egg white until rounded peaks are formed and gently fold into the batter.
Cover the bowl and let rise again about 20 minutes.
Meanwhile, heat a griddle or skillet.
Lightly grease as manufacturer's instructions direct.
Spoon batter (use about 2 teaspoonfuls for each Blini) onto hot griddle forming pools about 1 inch in diameter and leaving at least 1 inch between each; spread batter out slightly.
Turn Blini as they become puffy and full of bubbles; brown other side.
Turn only once.
Transfer to a warm platter and set in a 250°F oven until all are done.
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Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 585 Calories from Fat 86
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 10 g14.9%
Saturated Fat 3.9 g19.5%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 196.4 mg65.5%
Sodium 350.1 mg14.6%
Total Carbohydrates 102 g34.2%
Dietary Fiber 6.1 g24.5%
Sugars 11 g
Protein 23 g46.9%
Vitamin A 6.6% Vitamin C 0.01%
Calcium 17.8% Iron 35.3%
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Day 19 Plus
... dinner with Rob & Bob. We didn't get to our hotel until after 9pm so that was a long day. It is an non-travel day tomorrow - only plan is to visit Dave's nephew and his family. We will leave Denver on Monday headed for home.
After some discussion about the logistics of our trip, we felt very complimented when Rob said that he thought we knew how to do retirement right and he was going to use us as his role model. ...
The Seventh Day (Denver)
... It was really cold but we saw some squirrels. We came back had some leftovers for lunch and drove to the lake to do some ice fishing. We walked out on the ice, being careful not to slip. Then we sat on a bucket while Chris or Dad drilled holes in the ice in front of us. We set up our rods and fished. Every child was able to catch at least one ...
Rocky Mountain High
... no shade. It was still full of tents as RMNP is such a top destination in the summer. Although there were numerous lookouts we had to keep going. This wasn't a "relax and enjoy RNMP" as much as it was a quick drive through so my sister could quickly see the place with plans to come back. We've driven the road a number of times and although it was hard to not stop, we knew we had some time commitments to abide by. ...
Brunch, flowers and art
First we had a delicious brunch at Linger. Then, we went to the Denver Botanic Gardens to see the Japanese garden where Sue volunteers. There was a bonsai exhibit that weekend which was just amazing. Then, we finished up at the Denver Art Museum. We saw a great textile exhibit and a really wild and crazy exhibit made of buttons. Came home to a relaxing ...
"I'll Never Say No" to a trip to Denver
... with a Colorado spice blend and served with a zesty relish of corn, roasted tomatoes, black beans and cilantro. Paired with steamed vegetables and wild rice blend. Yum - it was all great. Our waitress was wonderful and we soon realized she had played Laurie in Oklahoma where she did an outstanding job. I know "I'll Never Say No" to seeing a play at the Candlelight. Hoping to see Guys and Dolls in the coming months.
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Great Secrets: Da Vinci
Average Rating 21 player reviews ( 4.1 out of 5.0 )
An historic hidden object adventure!
Game Description
Play the part of the great Leonardo da Vinci! Embark on an exciting life-long adventure through his diary as you discover great mysteries within its pages. Meet his famous contemporaries, find new knowledge, and possibly discover the secret of the Philosopher's Stone - which can turn anything to Gold! Don't miss the opportunity to not only become culturally enriched, but also to visit the most distant, secret, inaccessible or long-vanished places reflected in the pages of da Vinci's diary! Enjoy your travels!
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Really enjoyed this game. Some objects were hard to find (good) only problem, the graphics were stilted..Music was soothing. Hints replenished in good time - but you only had 3, couln't earn more. Ended a little too quickly too, leaving you wanting more. Overall a great game. See more See less
Mixture of find x amount of same object, find list of objects, extremely easy jigsaw, and find matching cards. You get 10 minutes to find the objects but are penalized for bunch of wrong clicks. Objects are expertly hidden in the backgrounds. The story is a journal to be read along with corresponding pictures. One time I had someone come to the door while the list to find was being done and didn't make the 10 minutes. They offered a mostly different list of objects to find or the option to skip the screen. Music was ok but after 3 screens I turned it off as it was boring. I didn't play it all the way through as I would rather do an adventure with my HOG. YMMV See more See less
Liked the game until I came to a puzzle of a woman holding an animal. There seemed to be only one way to fix it since the borders were all identified. Was told to start over. Never got it. Can anyone help? See more See less
This is a fun game.My boredom is finally over! Thank you iWin See more See less
Really the only thing I can say that is good about the game is the storyline. Gameplay got repetitive and boring and the puzzles were not a challenge to complete. It's ok if you just want to hunt items the same way over and over again. See more See less
Maybe I'm missing something, but I hated this game. The scenes were nicely done but I hate it when I have to keep playing the same screen, i.e hidden objects, then find all the feathers, then spot the difference. I find it a bit of a con, with game producers lengthening the game by three without having to design new screens. Also, the mini games were so easy and all the same, spin the tiles, matching pairs etc. I played it for about 90 minutes and gave up. Apologies if I missed something awesome which was at the end, but I really couldn't stick with it any longer. See more See less


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Recommended Books on Depression
Looking for a book to help you or a loved one better understand depression? We recommend the following:
Active Treatment of Depression
Addressing his fellow professionals in the mental health field, O'Connor argues that the current state of understanding of the causes and treatments for depression are woefully inadequate and quite often counterproductive. He argues that no single theory can adequately explain the causes and no single treatment plan can successfully be applied universally to depressed patients. He also calls upon his colleagues to recognize that although incidents of depression may sometimes be successfully treated, all too often depression is a chronic disease that is not improved by one-time interventions of pharmaceuticals or other therapies. O'Connor advocates for an "active" treatment that holistically explores multiple causes of depression and looks to all treatment modalities to find the proper combination of methods that can be applied to each unique case.
The Feeling Good Handbook
Depression is a crippling and often misunderstood disorder in today's society. While many people advocate a purely medical model of this problem (and label it a "disease," like cancer), others find it more helpful to explore the depths of depression and other possible causes. Since medication isn't right for everyone with this disorder, and not everyone can afford to attend weekly therapy sessions, David Burns has written a book for those people looking to help themselves through this disorder.
This excellent how-to manual leads people who are depressed on a journey of understanding and self-discovery. Beginning with an easy to read and understand overview of the cognitive theory of what causes people to become depressed, it goes on to discuss the multitude of methods and techniques used to help treat depression. You don't have to believe in everything the cognitive theory of depression tells us about this disorder to attain a great deal of benefit from the techniques found throughout the book. The daily homework assignments coupled with the elaboration of the kinds of cognitive mistakes everyone makes everyday (for instance, overgeneralizing one bad thing which happens to you to mean that you are a bad person) are especially helpful. It is really chock full of useful and down-to-earth explanations and things which people can do everyday to try and help themselves. Based upon Aaron Beck's cognitive work in researching depression.
This book is on my bookshelf for good reason. It is not only a good read once, but you can pick it up time and time again to reference and refer to items which you may have forgotten. I highly recommend this book to anyone who is currently suffering for depression, or as a gift to someone who you know is suffering from this terrible disorder. While not everything in it may make sense to everyone who reads it, there is really something for almost anybody who suffers from depression. Softcover, 220 pages.
Talking Back to Prozac
What Doctors Won't Tell You About Today's Most Controversial Drug
Talking Back to Prozac One of the most controversial books in its time, it is also one of the most detailed analyses of how drug manufacturers gain FDA approval. In making such an analysis, the Breggins also indict the drug manufacturers and the whole drug approval process as inherently flawed, biased, and inadequate for protecting Americans from potentially-harmful new medications.
Some parts of this book are too detailed and can be boring to some readers (professionals especially, who may already have the necessary education and background to skip the sections about how the brain works). But the large majority of the book is neither boring nor easy to put down, as the Breggins detail how Eli Lilly conducted its drug approval studies, analyse the resulting data themselves, and illustrate how Prozac, the popular antidepressant, did only barely better than a sugar pill (or placebo) in some of the studies used for FDA approval.
A reply to another popular Prozac book (Listening to Prozac by Peter Kramer), this book can sometimes go too far in drawing conclusions which the data neither support nor suggest. I would suggest it as a must-read though, if you are taking Prozac or a similar SSRI for the treatment of depression, and especially if you have already read Listening to Prozac. In the context of the other book, it presents "the other side," and in-between, I'd suggest, you will find a middle ground… Yes, there are problems with our current drug approval system, but it still remains one of the more conservative and best such systems in the world. Available in both paperback and hardcover.
If you're taking Prozac or any other of the newer antidepressant medications today, you should read this book.
Check out our list of depression book reviews here.
Undoing Depression
Richard O'Connor knows what he talks about in one of the most thorough, comprehensive, and enjoyable books I've ever read on the beast we call depression. As a therapist, a supervisor, an administrator, and perhaps most importantly, as a human being. O'Connor brings more to this topic than a simple recitation of facts and self-help methods. He brings the human experience home to the reader, in a way few writers do in this book genre.
O'Connor warns in the introduction that this is a book filled with stuff that the two distinct audiences (mental health professionals and laypeople) may not ordinarily share. Each chapter offers not only in-depth and balanced knowledge and information O'Connor imparts to the reader, but also a good dose of humanity and caring. For instance, interspersed throughout each chapter are personal stories from therapy, and clients' own stories, bringing home specific, important points. It makes what might otherwise be yet another impersonal self-help book (from a mental health professional) into a relevant, useful guide easy to relate to aspects of one's own life.
O'Connor's writing is fluid and down-to-earth; he never gets mired in details losing the main point of his argument or discussion. He gives specific examples throughout each chapter, and keeps everything understandable while not minimizing the complexity of specific subjects. The book is extensive, and its length may be off putting (especially to those currently suffering from depression). But its length is also its greatest strength, because it covers so many topics relating to depression so well. Offering a single guide to depression is a big undertaking, since depression infiltrates so many aspects of a person's life.
If you're suffering from depression and have tried other self-help methods, you might want to try this book. 358 pages, hardcover (softcover edition also available).
Down Came the Rain: My Journey Through Postpartum Depression
Read our brief take on this book by Brooke Shields. We found the book a good memoir and read for anyone who is going through postpartum depression, and perhaps, even for expecting mothers who already are beginning to feel overwhelmed. Postpartum depression is a fairly common occurrence, yet it is still rarely talked about openly by medical professionals.
A Long Way Down
Read our full review on this work of fiction by author Nick Hornby as he weaves a tale of four very different people brought together by the act of trying to commit suicide. Black humor for humor's sake? No, this is an often-touching, human account of the delicate balance that many of our lives hang.
Want more book suggestions?
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by Dave Johnson
Behind closed doors friendly
Vale boss Micky Adams reverted back to playing different sides in each half in Vale's penultimate home pre-season friendly as they took on Coventry City behind closed doors.
Port Vale (First half):Chris Neal, Adam Yates, John McCombe, Dave Artell, Doug Loft, Louis Dodds, Tadhg Purcell, Ben Williamson, Sam Morsy, Jennison Myrie-Williams, Darren Murphy
Coventry City (First half):Joe Murphy, Jordan Clarke, Kevin Kilbane, Adam Barton, Richard Wood, Reece Brown, Billy Daniels, Carl baker, Callum Ball, Stephen Elliott, Gary McSheffrey.
Vale could well have been a goal down after just twenty seconds when Stephen Elliott slotted the ball into the patch of Callum Ball.
Ball kept himself composed as he homed in on goal, looking certain to give the visitors an early lead, but John McCombe managed to get a foot in at the vital moment and the opportunity was gone.
The Vale side were giving boss Micky Adams plenty to think about with a good display against League One opposition.
Vale made a change in the 21st minute when Ashley Vincent came off the bench to replace Purcell in the Vale attack.
Coventry created another great chance to take the lead when Elliott pulled the ball back for Adam Barton, who had all the time in the world to pick his spot, but he fired straight at Chris Neal.
Vale then went close twice in two minute when first Ben Williamson, then Ashley Vincent each fired inches wide of the target.
Vale went close again in the 34th minute when Doug Loft's left wing cross was met by the head of Williamson, who was denied by a terrific reaction save by Joe Murphy, pushing the ball over his crossbar.
Despite Vale being on top, it was the visitors who got their noses in front when Gary McSheffrey hit a superb 25 yard shot over the head of Neal on 42 minutes.
Port Vale (Second half):Chris Neal, Gareth Owen, Doug Loft, Ryan Lloyd, Ryan Burge, Tom Pope, Ashley Vincent, Chris Shuker, Kingsley James, Clayton McDonald, Joe Davis.
Coventry City (Second half):Joe Murphy, Peter Poloskei, Callum Ball, Stephen Jennings, Joe Henderson, Will Roberts, Roy O'Donovan, Joe Pegg, Kevin Malaga, William Edjenguele, Shaun Jeffers.
Vale were looking a little subdued in the opening exchanges of the second half and it was the visitors who were making most of the running.
The home side began to settle and almost levelled on 58 minutes when Loft got behind the Coventry defence to put in a cross and Tom Pope's header was blocked on the line by Joe Murphy.
Undaunted, the visitors went down the other end and almost added a second when Hungarian, Peter Poloskei rattled the crossbar.
Ashley Vincent hit the side-netting when perhaps he ought to have done better, in a rare second half Vale attack.
Clayton McDonald then put Tom Pope in the clear and the Vale striker had just the 'keeper to beat. Murphy came out to narrow the angle and stuck a foot out to prevent Pope from netting the equaliser.
Vale gradually got stronger as the second half went on, but rarely troubled the Coventry 'keeper. It was a good workout however, and it leaves a lot for Micky Adams to ponder over.
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Kids from Kindergarten through high school can win a $30,000 college scholarship and $50,000 technology grant for their school. This year's theme is "My Best Day Ever".
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Baghpat is a district of Uttar Pradesh , India and it is situated on the bank of river Yamuna spread over an area of 1,345 sq. km.The headquarters of Baghpat district is Baghpat town. Baghpat is famous for its Jain temples and grand Jain functions organised every year. It is also famous for its rim and excel in all over India, which are to be used in vehicles.
About Baghpat Baghpat was originally known as 'Vyagprastha', its mean a Land of Tigers because there was a large population of tigers in the area many centuries ago.Baghpat is famous for sugarcane, mustard, wheat and vegetables . Most of the people of this district are in agriculture field like wheat, paddy, sugarcane, pulses, potatoes and maize.Some people of the region are also involved in the making and selling of gud and sugar.
There is Baghpat Bus Station and 2 railway station Baraut Railway Station Kishanpur Railway Station
Tourist Place in Baghpat Pura Mahadev Temple Saccha Sauda Badagao Jain Temple Chandraprabhu Digamber Jain Atishya Kshetra Chaprauli Jain Temple Valmiki Ashram Lakshagrah
Geography of Baghpat In West side it is bounded by Yamuna and Rohtak District of Haryana , North side is bounded by Muzaffarnagar District and South side is bounded by Ghaziabad District.Baghpat is very close to New Delhi.
In Baghpat there are 3 Uttar Pradesh Vidhan Sabha constituencies like Chhaprauli, Baraut and Baghpa
Tehsils in Baghpat In Baghpat there are 3 Tehsils Baghpat Baraut Khekra
Blocks in Baghpat In Baghpat there are 6 Blocks Bagpat Pilana Binauli Chhaprauli Baraut Khekra
College in Baghpat Chaudhary Charan Singh College Shri Asha Ram Digambar Jain Girls College Sri Sanskrit Mahavidyalaya Mahamana Malviya Degree College
School in Baghpat GURUKUL VIDYAPEETH Johar pablic school VANASTHALI PUBLIC SCHOOL HOLY CHILD ACADEMY D A V PUBLIC SCHOOL SAINT ANGELS PUBLIC SCHOOL J P PUBLIC SCHOOL VIDYA SAGAR SCHOOL MILLENNIUM PUBLIC SCHOOL VIDYA BHAWAN PUBLIC SCHOOL JAWAHAR NAVODAYA VIDYALAYA LTR PUBLIC SCHOOL


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When you stay at Econo Lodge And Suites in Port Arthur, you'll be near the beach and within the vicinity of Central Mall and Babe Zaharias Golf Course. This hotel is within the region of Tex Ritter Park and London Bridge Park.
Make yourself at home in one of the 55 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and microwaves. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Bathrooms have shower/tub combinations and hair dryers. Conveniences include safes and coffee/tea makers, as well as phones with free local calls.
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A Guide to Its Collection at Georgia State University
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Georgia State University
Special Collections and Archives
100 Decatur St., SE
Atlanta, GA 30303-3202
Fax: 404-413-2881
Profile Description | |
Creation: | Finding aid encoded by Morna Gerrard, 2005. |
Language: | English |
Collection Summary | |
Repository: | Georgia State University Library, Special Collections and Archives, Atlanta |
Title: | Women's Events collection |
Dates: | 1996- |
Quantity: | 2 linear ft. in 4 boxes |
Abstract: | The Women's Events Collection is an artificial collection formed of items relating to events and exhibits about women's history or women's issues. |
Identification: | W030 |
Language | English. |
Organization Note
Organized into 2 series:Scope and Content of the Collection
The Women's Events Collection is an artificial collection formed of items relating to events and exhibits about women's history or women's issues. There are two series: Series I covers those events sponsored or co-sponsored by Georgia State University's Women's Studies Institute, University Library and Special Collections, and other GSU departments. Series II covers events sponsored by non-GSU groups or organizations such as the Atlanta Women's Foundation, the Georgia Women's Assembly, and Spelman College. The collection was begun in 1997 and is ongoing. Formats include video and audio recordings, flyers, photographs, programs, etc. received from various donors and sources.
Index Terms
This collection is indexed under the following headings in the Georgia State University Library online catalog (GIL). Researchers desiring materials about related topics, persons, or places should search the catalog using these headings.
Restrictions on Access
Unrestricted access.
Terms Governing Use and Reproduction
To quote in print, or otherwise reproduce in whole or in part in any publication, including on the Worldwide Web, any material from this collection, the researcher must obtain permission from (1) the owner of the physical property and (2) the holder of the copyright. Persons wishing to quote from this collection should consult the reference archivist to determine copyright holders for information in this collection. Reproduction of any item must contain the complete citation to the original. All requests subject to limitations noted in departmental policies on reproduction.
Administrative Information
[item], [folder title], [series title], Women's Events Collection, W030, Archives for Research on Women and Gender. Special Collections and Archives, Georgia State University, Atlanta.
Acquisition Information
Multiple donations via event attendees, 1998- (ongoing).
Processing Information
Processed by E. Lee Elzroth and Wesley Chenault, August 1999. Revised November 1999; May 2003.
Related Material
Related materials in this repository: The Georgia Women's Movement Project collection (MSS# W016) is comprised of materials from events sponsored by Georgia State University's Women's Studies Institute and the Special Collections Department.


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March 22, 2013
On March 18, 2013, eight members of the Class of 2013 presented speeches in the annual Senior Speaker Competition. Elias Brockman was chosen Senior Speaker by the selection committee and will deliver his remarks at Commencement.
With the written permission of each senior speaker who competed, speeches were recorded and seven of the speeches are available below.
Get a glimpse of the Class of 2013 from those members of your class who wrote and delivered speeches in this competition: Malia Aguilar; Lindsey Bosse; Aaron Flaster; Sam Kellogg; Ethan Krizman; Ian Lake; Matthew Rugamba. With thanks to them all!


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Beyond The Arc NBA Power Rankings: Training Camp Edition Part 2
Their biggest acquisition of the offseason was Quentin Richardson. *Yawn*
If they don't make any other significant pickups during the offseason, they have to pray that Wade can play lights-out again next season and that both Beasley and Chalmers make significant jumps this season.
After hiring Eddie Jordan as the Head Coach, this team is looking more and more like the Washington Wizards of two years ago, just with less talent. Will they be able to make the transition to the Princeton Offense? I think so; they have their star player who has gone very unappreciated this past season- Andre Iguodala- who I think has a chance to make a name for himself this year.
Call me crazy, but I actually think shipping out Vince Carter makes the Nets a better team. Don't get me wrong, Vince Carter is still a solid player. But his presence definitely was hindering the development of other players, in my opinion. The Nets now have a much more balanced backcourt with their three guard rotation of Devin Harris, Courtney Lee, and Rafer Alston.
Also, with Carter gone, Brook Lopez should be getting a lot more looks. Out of the 2008 draft class, he's the most likely player to be a 20-10 guy one day. As a 20-year-old rookie, he averaged roughly 13 pts, eight reb, with two bpg on 53.1 percent shooting. Vince Carter was averaging 16.8 FGA's per game compared to Devin Harris' 15.1 FGA's per game and Brok Lopez's 10.3 FGA's per game. Is it really inconceivable that with Carter's touches going elsewhere that Lopez can't score close to 20 ppg? No, it's not.
Watch for New Jersey to potentially make a playoff push as a low seed. If they're successful in reaching the playoffs, they could turn some heads come the big 2010 free agency period because of the cap space that they have.
This team is a mess.
Joe Dumars has me completely befuddled on what direction he's leading that franchise. These are all the wrong pieces if they want to complete. If Dumars can't convert Hamilton into a nice big man, look for Detroit to finally miss the playoffs this year for the first time in a long time.
Durant is poised for another great year. But OKC still has a ways to go in filling the right pieces next to him. If Harden pans out, they're going to be an exciting team to watch.
Although I'm not high on Chandler, I do think he's a better fit next to Diaw than Okafor was. Diaw is not a classic post presence by any means, but without Okafor in Charlotte, he should absorb most of his touches. All Chandler has to do is act as the supporter and take pressure off of Diaw on the defensive end and suddenly Charlotte is quite a bit more balanced.
Gerald Henderson is also an intriguing prospect. Will he earn a starting spot? Or will the Bobcats be forced to use Bell (a guy who should be a sixth man) as their starter again?
Tyler Hansbrough has gone from extremely underrated by the media to extremely overrated by the media. In all likelihood, he'll end up being a nice role player. He's never going to be a star, but he's not going to be a scrub either.
Earl Watson should more than make up for the loss of Jarret Jack, while Brandon Rush is looking like he'll bloom into a very solid shooting guard. But the biggest issue here is whether or not Mike Dunleavy can stay healthy. If he returns to form next to Danny Granger, Indiana could be a difficult team to deal with. They would have a few very nice offensive options in the frontcourt to go along with an underrated frontcourt.
The Warriors of the last few years have been a fun team to watch. But like the Wizards, their defense is almost non-existent. They don't have a true point guard and their frontcourt leaves much to be desired.
Anthony Randolph is someone that a lot of people believe is oozing with potential. And from what I've seen, he might actually be a solid player within a year or two. But most likely that won't happen with the current Warriors.
I don't like the Zach Randolph trade, I don't like the Iverson signing, and I really don't like Mike Conley as their point guard. In my opinion, Hasheem Thabeet was a poor pick and they would have been much better off either taking Ricky Rubio, Jonny Flynn, or even James Harden.
The Bucks should have been a playoff team last season, but injuries plagued them all season long.
So Minny grabbed two point guards and traded away Ty Lawson for a 2010 pick. I like the Ty Lawson deal for them since the 2010 draft is supposed to be very deep. But unless they can get Rubio into the NBA or trade him for something nice, they're in trouble.
They haven't been able to get any decent free agents to join them this offseason. And they've made basically no improvements besides drafting Hill. Knicks fans should be bracing for yet another miserable season.
Good for them that they lucked out in the draft. Blake Griffin will certainly help them out. Unfortunately, like the Detroit situation, this is a team with a lot of talent but all the wrong pieces.
While Sacramento absolutely has a lot more talent than Houston, they don't have pieces that fit together well. I like that they've brought over Casspi from Israel, but isn't he projected to develop into a similar player as Andres Nocioni.
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Very good. Time consuming. Suggestions that worked for me: When serving it for a brunch and to avoid pressure in trying to get it on the table in time (1) precook the bacon a few hours ahead of time or the day before and reheat in the microwave just to warm through; (2) cook the potatoes as directed ahead of time, then do the frying 20 minutes or so before serving; (3) fry the tortillas the day before and keep covered as recipe suggests. (4) cook the eggs at the last minute so they are warm. (5) make the salsa ahead of time.
This is my recipe Ive tried off epicurious, but i found it to be as easy and delicious as everyone else has claimed. i I think the instructions for cooking the potatoes should be expanded on though, the recipe mentions they should be boiled, and then it mentions they should cook to a golden brown, so I suspect they are missing a step.
This was easy and very tasty.
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This dish was good...I might have put fewer potatoes in, but otherwise it was good. Preferring breakfast burritos to tostadas, I made the filling, then set up a buffet with flour torillas, the egg mixture, guacamole, sour cream, fresh salsa, grated cheese, jalapenos, etc. Everyone loved it! I also made bacon and potatoes the night before and just added to eggs after partially cooked which made for easy entertaining!


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Here are key matchups for the Cowboys' game Sunday in Minnesota:
Cowboys' offensive line vs. Vikings' front four: This is where the game will be won or lost for the Cowboys. If they show an inability to handle the noise and do not control the Vikings along the defensive front, the Cowboys are in for a long day.
Along with Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City or Qwest Field in Seattle, the Metrodome is one of the most difficult places for an opponent to navigate. At the Metrodome, the crowd is in full throat and the noise slams from the roof back to the field. There are fireworks, motorcycled mascots and a "Viking horn" that is sounded when the home team makes a big play. If you hear that horn during a game, there is usually something bad happening to your team.
Last time these two teams met, the Vikings took advantage of the situation and sacked Tony Romo six times. The sacks were shared by the linebackers and the defensive line, with defensive end Ray Edwards getting three.
The Cowboys need to stay ahead of the chains here. They need to run the ball with purpose and effectiveness. The Vikings have two tackles in Pat Williams and Kevin Williams that are difficult to move. Where the Cowboys had some success in the last meeting was running the ball on the edges at Jared Allen and Edwards. Jason Witten, Martellus Bennett and Scott Chandler need to secure theses edges and allow Marc Colombo and Doug Free to get on support.
If the Cowboys have to throw the ball on every play, they are going to run into problems. I will say this: The Vikings have struggled with their sack numbers this season with only six coming into this game. The Cowboys need to do everything in their power not to have a repeat performance from last season.
Cowboys nickelback Orlando Scandrick vs. Vikings wide receiver Percy Harvin: Harvin is an explosive player for the Vikings and when he comes out of the slot, he creates even more problems.
Scandrick didn't play one of his better games last week, but to his credit, he plays one of the most difficult positions on defense and that is as the nickel corner on the slot. Why is slot the most difficult position to handle? The receiver has the ability to take you all over the field. In football terms, a two-way go.
On the outside you can use the sideline as an extra defender. In the slot, you are really on an island.
Harvin is one of those guys that Brad Childress likes to move around all over the formation, much like what the Cowboys do with Miles Austin. Harvin motions into the backfield, lines up in the slot, or even outside. The Cowboys like to play a great deal of man coverage in nickel, so one-on-one coverage is what the defensive backs deal with the majority of the time.
Harvin is a fearless player and will take his routes inside when needed. He leads the Vikings with three touchdowns receiving. With the addition of Randy Moss to the lineup and his ability to get down the field, watch Harvin on the underneath to intermediate passes. Favre likes to try and get him the ball on the move and let his football skills take over.
Scandrick was a standup guy last week after the Titans game but knows he will need to be much better with his technique against a player with the skills of Harvin.
Cowboys run defense against Vikings running back Adrian Peterson: From my experience of being with Favre in Green Bay, the more he hurt, the better he played. But this is a much older Favre and now he has tendonitis in his throwing elbow and has missed some time at practice this week and hopes that rest will help.
The best tonic this week for Favre's sore elbow will be the legs of Adrian Peterson.
For the second week in a row, the Cowboys will face an elite running back. Last week, it was the speed and quickness of Chris Johnson. This week, it's the speed, quickness and power of Peterson that they must deal with.
The amazing thing when you study the Vikings is that the offense line really isn't all that good or mobile, and despite this Peterson is able to continually gain yards. He is one of those rare players that can make you look so bad on defense. Peterson is a downhill runner and does not shy away from contact. Peterson can take the ball inside with power or work it quickly around the corner.
The Vikings like to use him in the red zone on screens and swings in the passing game. If the Cowboys can be stout in the running game then it puts pressure on a less than healthy Favre to carry this offense.
There is no doubt in my mind that Brad Childress will test this Cowboys defense to try and see if he can protect his quarterback's elbow and potential hits. Peterson is averaging over 120 yards a game in 2010, if the Cowboys don't play physically up front on Sunday, he will have that and more.


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Working adults in Minnesota looking to take a standalone class or earn a degree can do so through the continuing education division at two of the state's major universities. Between these two institutions, students can pursue undergraduate or graduate degrees or certificates designed to provide training in a wide range of subject areas. These areas include technology, business, management, psychology and human services. Many programs have flexible schedules that include day, evening, weekend and online classes.
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Schools At a Glance
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University of Minnesota-Twin Cities | Minneapolis | Public, 4-year | Certificates, 4-year and graduate degrees |
St. Cloud State University | Saint Cloud | Public, 4-year | Certificates, 2-year, 4-year and graduate degrees |
University of Minnesota-Twin Cities' Continuing Education Programs
The College of Continuing Education at the University of Minnesota-Twin Cities offers several professional certificate and degree completion programs. Flexible class schedules and multiple course delivery options allow working adults to achieve their academic and professional goals.
Business and Management Certificate Programs
Undergraduate, graduate and professional development certificate programs are available in business and management. Examples of each include a 15-credit academic certificate in applied business, a professional 48-hour certificate in business process improvement, and a professional 60-hour certificate in project management that prepares students for the Project Management Professional certification exam.
Health Services Management Certificate Programs
Students can select an undergraduate certificate, minor or bachelor's degree program in health services management. The certificate option is offered partially online and requires 20 credit-hours to complete. The bachelor's program includes core classes, such as health economics and policy, healthcare delivery systems and healthcare finance. Students who select this option can also take elective courses to customize their education.
Information Technology (IT) Infrastructure Programs
Students can complete courses in areas like operating systems, computer networks, and databases through the IT infrastructure certificate or bachelor's degree program. The bachelor's program offers six tracks, which includes networking, data management, and security.
Multidisciplinary Studies Undergraduate Degree Programs
The multidisciplinary studies programs allow students to design degrees based on their career goals. Program options include majors related to arts and humanities, science and health science, and communications. Students must have already completed at least 50-credit hours of undergraduate coursework to enroll in the program. Degrees are awarded as a Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science.
Bachelor of Applied Science Degree Programs
Continuing education Bachelor of Applied Science programs are available in construction management, manufacturing operations management, IT infrastructure and health services management. These programs emphasize hands-on instruction that utilize students' work experience.
St. Cloud State University's Continuing Education Programs
The Center of Continuing Studies at St. Cloud State University has sites throughout Minnesota where adults take courses toward degree completion. Other course delivery options include online and interactive television formats. Adults can take training classes specific to their careers, professional development courses or earn a degree.
Off-Campus Programs
St. Cloud has partnerships with two community colleges to offer undergraduate and graduate degree programs at statewide sites with courses taught by university professors. Degree programs include reading teacher K-12, special education, and criminal justice studies.
Pathways Program
The Pathways program, which is a part of the Off-Campus Programs, offers incarcerated adults the opportunity to earn an associate degree through general studies correspondence courses. Non-degree seeking students can also take courses toward personal growth.
Bachelor of Elective Studies
The Bachelor of Elective Studies program is designed for working adults who need to finish their degree or who want to pursue another area of study. Majors include communication sciences and disorders, technology studies, and foreign languages like German and French.
Corporate Education and Outreach
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Evening and Weekend University
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external canister filter hi. not so sure if i post at the right place. i got a external canister filter for my aquarium and i seen many people place this filter at the bottom of the aquarium. However, i dun have such a suitable place for my filter. i can only place it either on the top of the aquarium supported or at side of the aquarium. So my intention is to use a pump to bring water out of the aquarium and into the canister. So my question is.. has anyone tried something like this before and will the canister filter function as effectively if i place it not at the bottom of the aquarium. thank you |
I have my canister filter on the side of the aquarium. Mine works fine that way, it just has to be sitting below the water level. |
=O so for ur case . do u still need any pump from the aquarium to the filter canister ?=] |
My canister pumps the water out o the tank. I dont think you need to add an additional pump, as long as the canister is below the water line. Your canister may not work the same. I have an Eheim Classic. |
O. My canister have the inlet and outlet at the top. donno if it work the same as yours |
i believe your talking about a sump, which is alittle different then a canister |
My inlet is at the top, outlet at the bottom. |
Yeah, pretty sure you're talking about a sump. Frankly some pictures of just where you plan on putting the sump would be good. Pumping from your sump back to your tank is a good thing. Pumping from the tank to the sump and then back again is a very bad idea. |
correction, sorry, I had that backwards. my intake is at the bottom. |
Some canister filters do have both on the top. Have a picture? Any name brand marked on the filter? |
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Shink… Shink…
He could hear the blade sliding on the executioner's whetstone.
Shink… Shink…
It was a sound he had grown used to in the past few weeks, hearing it every day. It always came just before and after the magistrate of this gods-less city pronounced sentence on another prisoner.
Shink… Shink…
Today was different, though.
Shink… Shink…
This time the axe was being sharpened for him.
Shink… Shink…
Julian Coraan, rogue and mage extraordinaire, was finally caught. It had been an exhilarating chase, spread throughout the entire city of Corin. He had scaled rooftops, slunk through dark alleyways, and even dove off one of the many docks in Corin's harbor and swam partway across the city trying to get away from the city guard. That had been almost a month ago, by his sense of the passage of days, which could very well be rather off considering he hadn't seen the sky since his capture. Now he was stuck here in this dank, rat-infested hole of a jail, waiting these last few hours before his trial, sentence and execution.
Shink… Shink…
There was no escape possible. Iron rings on chains attached his wrists and ankles to the cold granite wall at the back of his dark cell. The ones on his wrists were enchanted somehow, successfully preventing him from using any of his magic. He was a halfling, dark hair, brown eyes and only a touch over four feet tall, with strength enough to lift himself to great heights on a building side or rope, but certainly not enough to snap these iron manacles. He had already tried everything he knew to release himself, but nothing had worked.
The noise ended. Julian's blood ran cold. It was time. In just a few moments, the Head Gaoler would be unlocking his door and taking him up to the Magistrate's offices for sentencing. He heard a loud snap from the direction of the door and suddenly the small cell was flooded with light. Julian yelped and buried his head with his arms, his eyes not used to light after so many days without it.
"Get up, worm."
An arm accompanied the gruff voice and yanked him to his feet. He felt his manacles falling away with the clash of chains, and then he was roughly shoved toward the door, hands still trying to cover his tender eyes. His arms were pulled around his back, then tied, and he had to squint, trying to get his eyes to adjust as quickly as possible so he'd know better what was going on. The Head Jailer prodded his back with a pointed stick, provoking a cry of pain and a number of quick steps forward from his virtually blind charge.
"Get moving. The Magistrate doesn't like to be kept waiting, especially when his schedule is so full."
"If the Magistrate's schedule is so full, maybe I shouldn't bother him right now, I was finally getting used to that cell and – " Julian broke off as his captor showed him just what was thought about the rogue's comment. When he stood back up, head throbbing, they started forward and up a flight of stairs toward the Magistrate's apartments.
"Wonderful person this Magistrate, living right above the cells..." Julian thought as they walked directly from the damp jail into the Magistrate's cool, pristine clean housing, with no separation between the two buildings. He was finally able to stop squinting just as they got to the main office, where the Magistrate oversaw all sentencing. The gilded oak door swung open to reveal a decent sized room with a large desk, many bookshelves covered in tomes and artifacts, a large assortment of cushions and pillows for attendants to sit on, and a small podium where the accused stood to receive their hearings. One of the objects decorating the Magistrate's desk was a small statuette made of gold, created to resemble a full-grown dragon, with two small rubies for eyes and the rest of the body outlined with silver dust melded into the gold.
It was to the podium that Julian was directed, flanked by two of the city guard. He now got his first good look at the Magistrate, a heavyset, balding man in his middle years. Dressed in the finest silks and holding a small scepter, the man certainly could use to have his food supply cut off for a little while. A few weeks perhaps. Julian allowed himself a small smile at the Magistrate's expense before being roughly shoved forward onto the podium.
"You have been caught stealing objects which are the personal property of the High Magistrate of Corin, may his illustrious personage live forever."
The court scribe began to drone. "How do you plea?"
"Not guilty." Julian spat. "It was my impression that the actual ownership of the bloody statuette is somewhat debatable, considering the rather shadowy circumstances under which your 'High Magistrate' acquired it."
The Magistrate began to splutter, shouting about blasphemy and insults. Julian had a hard time making most of it out considering how upset and incoherent the Magistrate was being, but he did understand a few things, like 'sewer-scum' and 'godless son of a pig'. Once the Magistrate calmed down a bit, he slammed his fists down onto his desk.
"You are worthless swine and a bad thief." Julian's brow tightened and his back straightened at the latter insult. "You aren't even worth enough to have the swift death of the Headsman cutting your head off, so I will enjoy watching you hang this afternoon. One less piece of gutter-trash infesting my city. Guards, take him to the cage at the gallows and let him stay there for a few hours before we actually kill him." With a rotten smile, the Magistrate sat back down as Julian's flanking guards grabbed his arms and dragged him from the room. He turned his head to spit on one of the elaborately cushioned chairs as he went through the door, earning another clap to the side of his head. He blinked his eyes, trying to clear the stars, but his malnourished body decided it had its own plans and he quietly slipped into the dark.
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He woke a few hours later to water being thrown on him. He cracked his eyes against the onslaught of intense sunlight. He felt too hot, and when he shifted into a sitting position, he saw that his lower legs and arms had been badly sunburned, probably his face and neck as well. He looked around, wincing at the tenderness of his skin.
He was in a small cage, not even 4 feet tall and not even wide enough for his elbows to be out from his sides more than a foot. The guard who had thrown the water on him was walking away, and two others stood next to the cage he was in. The cage itself was in Corin's Gallows Square. Directly inside the city's east gate, the large gallows, the half a dozen sets of stocks and the numerous cages served to provide adequate warning to tourists of Corin's strict system of justice. The largest structure in the entire square was the Magistrate's personal pavilion. It was a gaudy, disgusting thing, bright red canvas roof, plush chairs for the Magistrate and his friends, and a pair of guards stationed on it every day to deter vandalism and looters. It was on stilts, lifting it up above the crowd and making sure that the Magistrate always had a perfect view at the proceedings. The Magistrate was currently sitting in the largest chair, a massive blue cushioned thing. The square itself was full of gawkers and spectators, apparently come to see the 'bad thief' get hanged.
A guard walked up to the cage with a set of keys and opened the door. He roughly grabbed Julian by the scruff of the neck and hauled him out onto the cobblestones. The two guards who had been flanking the cage each grabbed one of his arms and began half walking, half dragging him across the square and up the rough, wooden gallows steps. The executioner was a large man, tall and muscular, wearing a black hood, so as to obscure his identity. He set the loop of twisted rope over the halfling's head, gently tightening the slipknot against his neck. Julian was turned to face the Magistrate's pavilion, forced to see all the faces of the citizens come to watch. This was how it was going to end. After all this time, after all the thefts and chases, he was brought down by a corrupted official in a scummy city, surrounded by people who were here for some entertainment! It was pathetic. He shook his head and looked straight at the plump governor.
"So, worm, do you have any last words?" The rotund man was sweating, despite the shade of his pavilion. Julian nodded slightly.
"Only to point out that you call me a thief, and I agree, I am a thief. d**ned proud of it, as a matter of fact. But at least I'm a thief that isn't ruling a city." Julian's voice was dripping with distain. "You, your Eminence, are the worst kind of thief, because you steal from those who look up to you, those who look to you for rulership and guidance. They expect you to help protect them and help them, but you siphon their tax money to buy yourself all the luxuries you can find. You claim to increase the city guard and supply them with better equipment, but you instead take that money and host fancy dinners for your friends. I am a thief, but you are a
." He literally spat the last word, a halfling epithet not used in polite conversation.
The magistrate stood up, shaking with anger, "I have had all the insolence and insult I will take from you! May your soul be d**ned for all eternity." He gestured to the guard on the gallows. The man pulled back on the lever and Julian unceremoniously dropped, only to land on the ground beneath the gallows with the frayed end of the rope hanging around his neck.
The entire square had erupted into chaos. The magistrate's pavilion was on fire, flaming arrows stuck into the canvas. The magistrate was screaming, trying to get off the podium, but guards were blocking the way, as they tried to get down themselves, but were blocked by the panicking citizens.
A wagon tore across the square drawn by a pair of black horses. A tall man wearing a deep blue shirt was driving and a woman stood behind his. She was the one firing the flaming arrows that had already begun reducing the magistrate's pavilion to ash. As the wagon swung around behind the gallows, a short figure jumped off and ran over to Julian, who was still sitting under the platform, slightly dazed.
"Get up, you lazy thief! We're risking our hides to save your scrawny neck, and you just sit in the dirt!"
Julian smiled at the dwarf and started standing up, though awkwardly, since he still wore the manacles. They ran toward the wagon, which was now stopped between the gallows and the pavilion. The dwarf picked up Julian and threw him into the back of the wagon before jumping in himself.
The magistrate saw the thief being rescued and started toward the wagon, only to have his shout for the guards choked back. A black panther jumped in front of his growling. He squeaked and fell backwards onto his considerable backside. The panther bared its teeth, then turned and leapt away.
Julian sat up as the driver cracked the reigns and the wagon rocked into motion. They started driving toward the gates. Julian jumped up, almost falling over again as the wagon lurched forward.
"My equipment!" He wailed. The dwarf knocked him down as a crossbow bolt shot through the space where the halfling's head had been.
"Stay down, Julian." The driver called back over his shoulder. "We just saved your neck, quit trying to give it back to them." He cracked the reigns again, the wagon thundering out of the gates. As they tore down the road Julian looked over the side and saw the black panther running down the road with a small sack in its mouth. The cat sped up, then leapt into the wagon, dropping the sack next to the halfling, who eagerly opened it up and started pulling his belongings out of it.
"Thank you very much, Aurora. I was going to be upset if I'd have lost my stuff." He reached over and rubbed the panther's right ear. It gave him and eerily human smile. Julian went back to his belongings, opening a worn leather roll and pulling out a delicate looking tool, which he began using in the lock on one of his manacles.
"Good work, elf. If we hadn't gotten his stuff we'd've never heard the end of it." The dwarf grunted then settled back against the boards.
The panther sat back on its haunches, and then closed its eyes. After a few seconds it started to shimmer like a mirage. Its shape started to stretch and grow larger. The black fur shrank back into the skin; long black hair started growing from the head and claws retraced back into the paws, which were rapidly growing fingers. The jaw and nose shortened back into the face and the eyes changed from gold to a deep green like the leaves in an ancient forest. A few seconds later it was done and instead of a black panther, a young elven woman crouched in the wagon bed.
She was breathtakingly beautiful. Long hair black as ebony flowed down her back and across her shoulders. Her light complexion and slender frame combined to make her appear frail, but people soon found out she was anything but. She wore a tunic and pants made of soft brown leather and around her neck lay a small, round cut of an ash tree on a leather thong. A druidic rune was carved on it, which she claimed meant "feline soul". Her friends all believed her, if for no other reason than that no one, including Julian with his extensive knowledge of languages, could read the ancient druidic alphabet. She sat back next to the halfling and watched the landscape slide past.
The land around Corin consisted mostly of lush grassy plains that petered out a few dozen yards from the shoreline of the Sea of Stars. The city itself was a rather large seaport, the main alley of trade coming southeast across the Blue Divide from Makal. They were traveling on a road known as the King's Way, which continued on for a couple hundred miles, stopping at the city of Ketliss before turning and heading north into the Praete Wastelands.
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