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I moved out when I turned 19. I rented an apartment, packed up my things and left. I was in college full time at a local community college and working full time as security. My plate was full but not too full to date who would become my husband. I took care of my bills by myself even though I had never been taught to run a checkbook by my parents. I wasn't perfect. I made mistakes. Some of them expensive but I learned and carried on.
My now ex lived at home until he was 23 and then moved in with his brother. In the meantime, my ex never worked a full-time job until he was 24. By that time, I was working as a paralegal full time and had another paralegal job on the side. Once we got married, I supported us while he built his business. At one point, I worked 3 jobs so that he could build his music store and put money back into the business. At some point, he made some bad business decisions and had to borrow money from his parents. I never said a word. It was a part of learning and growing but he still never let me forget my mistake in college even though it had absolutely nothing to do with our life at the time.
Moving forward through the years, I never outlived my financial mistake I made in college. He brought them up every chance he had and he used that mistake to keep me out of financial decisions for our entire marriage. He decided when we would spend money and when we wouldn't. When my son was a baby, I needed diapers and I got screamed at because I did not give him 3 weeks notice. I was told that he would not buy diapers. I would have to use a washcloth and pin it to him. Later, when 911 hit and stocks crashed, I suggested we get the kids into 529s. He sat with his sister and when I tried to talk about my opinion, it was my idea ,after all, he looked at me and said, "You have proven that you cannot be trusted, you have absolutely nothing to add to this discussion because you are not a part of it. Just sit there and listen." His sister's mouth was agape but she never once defended me. For years I did not have a budget for groceries or anything for the house and I had to defend how I was spending the grocery money….what little he gave me at sporadic times. When I had to shop for the kids, I would have to give him how much almost to the penny. He would give me no more and no less than what I asked for. There was no wiggle room when I went shopping alone without him. In our 20 years of marriage, he never once bought me underwear, bras, and the one time I asked for slippers, he told me to put them back. I didn't need them. My father bought me clothes and later, I would have a job that allowed me to stay home and I kept that money to myself. I paid for my own things, the kids extracurricular activities, their clothes etc. I did this because asking for basic necessities was exhausting and humiliating. It was embarrassing to stand there asking my King for scraps. I hated every minute of it so I took a job and kept my money from him. It drove him crazy that he had no control over it, so much so that he took himself off of the joint checking account and stopped depositing money. Going to the doctor with the kids and getting prescriptions was a nightmare. I had to take my sick kid to his business. Get through the interrogation then go and if they needed a prescription, then I had to call and be interrogated again. However, when I kept receipts for a year and did a spreadsheet of all I did with the money I made, what I bought for the kids and the house, he refused to read it. He didn't want to validate me and my contribution. And even though he saw those brand new winter coats that the kids needed so badly, he still accused me of squandering money. At one point, he went to my brother in law and sister in law and told them he thought I was gambling. I never gambled. Ever. Then to add to the drama he said maybe she is doing drugs. I have never done an illegal drug in my life. He was spiraling out of control and doing anything he could to build his army.
Financial abuse purposely puts you into a position of dependence, making it hard to break free. His isolating tactics such as trying to prevent me from working or accessing a bank, credit card or putting me on the deed to the house, made me feel worthless. He might as well have had me under lock and key because that is what it felt like and it certainly had the same effect.
The financial abuse continues to this day. He withholds child support at whim to make a point and gain control and payments that he owes me half on for the kids even though he has the money, is never on time or seen. He lavishes the kids but then tells me he is poor and will let them go hungry before he will pay me what he owes me. He doesn't care. The few times he did care, he fed the kids and not once asked me if I needed anything to eat. He didn't care. He had tossed me aside. It was okay. I was used to it… but I still had issues wrapping my brain around his treatment of me because I could never treat another human that way.
Leaving is not easy. I'm not going to lie. You need to line things up so that you can protect yourself and waiting in line at social services to try and get help is no fun but once you get past all of that, your life is so incredibly better. You may be struggling but you are not struggling because he is wanting to watch you struggle.
Financial abuse, while less commonly understood, is one of the most powerful methods of keeping a survivor trapped in an abusive relationship and deeply diminishes her ability to stay safe after leaving an abusive relationship. Research indicates that financial abuse is experienced in 98% of abusive relationships and surveys of survivors reflect that concerns over their ability to provide financially for themselves and their children were one of the top reason for staying in or returning to a battering relationship. Have a look at tradersbible.com binary options trading website for more advice on how to manage finance. As with all forms of abuse, it occurs across all socio-economic, educational and racial and ethnic groups. (NNEDV)
I make it work. I gave 110% to my marriage and now I give 110% to feeding and clothing my kids. The difference is I can look at my kids and feel I accomplished something. I could never satisfy the narcissist I was living with.
Empower yourself by being responsible for yourself. It's hard work but so is your abusive marriage. Start making a plan and then get out! I am so thankful that I finally found the courage to do so. My bumps in my life's path are now bumps and not boulders placed there by someone else and I can choose to go over, or around, but it is my choice!


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Spider (スパイダー Supaidā, 23-24): Belbireji's helper, it eats the souls the Incubus obtained for it to perform its "Soul Bomb" attack and so that the souls would be used to make a large bomb that Belbireji would then launch and explode into fireworks that would then destroy the city. Spider could also shoot poisonous needles from its mouth and could produce webbing to create webs and streams of webbing to swing around on. Spider was killed by a recovered Tsubasa when Belbireji shoved the monster in front of himself to avoid getting hit by Tsubasa.
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Revealed! The Gold Grip Phone's Super Magic
In Mahou Sentai Magiranger: Revealed! The Gold Grip Phone's Super Magic, Kai accidentally turned himself into a Spider with the Golden GripPhone, only to be reversed by the Silver MagiPhone after he realized the error of his lies.
When Nai & Mea were reading from the Book of Prophecy, Spider was listed as "Spider the Soul-Eater".
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Pairing: Gerard Way/Jay James/Mikey Way
Rating: NC-17
POV: Jay
Prompt: 12: Fear Play
Warnings: Vampirism, bondage, torture
Notes: So I had this all typed up (well about halfway) but then the computer fucked up so I've had to redo it. But it's turned out ok. There should be a folow up at some point.
I sat in my usual bar, looking over tonight's prospects. I came here for two reasons: it had the best beer in town and the best guys to hook up with. As of yet, however, tonight's options seemed limited so far. I sighed and turned back to the bar, taking a long drink from my beer.
All I wanted was a guy that could give me a sore arse or make my jaw ache, maybe both. I was easily pleased when it came to it, but all of the guys I'd seen as of yet were snapped up before I could move into action.
I turned back around and looked over the bar again, checking all the areas I'd not looked so far. Corner boothes and back tables, most of which were obscured by the masses in between. It was in one of those corner boothes that I saw someone who caught my eye. He had bright red hair tht hung down to his shoulders and he looked pretty attractive. He wasn't alone though. He had a skinny blonde next to him, though it wasn't clear if they were together or just friends. Either way, he wasn't bad looking either so a threesome wouldn't be so bad.
So I quickly downed the rest of my drink and made my way ofer to them before I lost out again. "Can I offer you a drink?" I asked as soon as I stood before them, the words coming out as a tumble.
They regarded me for a few moments with dark eyes before glancing at one another and smirking. "Sure. Come with us." The red head spoke as they both stood. His accent was strange, a mixture of American and Welsh. I nodded slightly and followed them as they led me out. Usually I'd have at least one drink with a guy before leaving but he was different.
"What's your name?" He asked, once we were out of the bar.
"Jay. And you?"
He nodded and licked his lips lightly. "I'm Gerard, this is Mikey." He paused and leaned in close to me, his lips ghosting over my neck. "But no more questions."
I found myself nodding as Mikey opened their car, which was black with plush leather seats. I was no car expert, but it was certainly not cheap. I climbed in the back while they got in the front and we sat in silence as we started up. It was strange. Usually I'd ask questions just to make small talk, but for some reason I just couldn't manage it.
We stopped at a set of gates outside of town on the outskirts of the woods. Mikey keyed in an entrance code, then the gates creaked open and we drove beyond. Their house looked big, bigger then average, though it wasn't like a mansion or anything. They pulled up the car and got out, opening the back door for me to get out as well. Gerard opened the door to the house and turned to face me. "Follow me." He lead us inside, with Mikey taking up the rear.
I almost gasped at the sight of the entrance hall. The walls had various paintings on them and every flat surface had various types of other forms of art. There didn't seem to be a preferred style or subject among them, at least not one I could make out anyway.
Gerard led me down a corridor, deeper into the house. We didn't stop at the room which I assumed was the livng room, due to the tv and sofas present within from the brief glimpse I caught of it. Nor did we turn up the opulant staircase towards where the bedrooms were surely located. Instead he stopped at a door that was fairly non-descript. "Here we are."
He opened the door and stepped in, flicking on lights before letting me follow. Beyond there was a stone staircase leading down, a complete contrast to the other one. I shivered slightly as I walked down into the large basement. It was at least half the size of the groundfloor plan of the house. There were chains on the walls, floors and hanging from the ceiling. There were two beds, cupboards of various sies, something that looked like a form of medical table and even some things that wouldn't look out of place in a medieval dungeon. I swallowed, not sure if I should be turned on or terrified but I followed him anyway.
"I think yu should take your clothes off." Gerard spoke when he finally stopped moving. "Now."
I nodded and, despite our surroundings, I pulled off my clothing. I shivered when I removed my top, then undid my fies and started pushing my jeans down too. I stepped out of my jeans then knealt down, pulling off my shoes and underwear so I was fully naked before them.
I felt ike a piece of meat as the pair walked around me, looking me over and running their hands over my body. Their touches made me shiver, somehow even more than the cold of the basement. "Would do you think?"
"Yeah, he'll do." Mikey spoke for the first time, his accent similar to Gerard's.
The hands on me lifted my arms up, securing them by the wrists to a chain from the ceiling. My dick twitched though I had to admit I was a little scared. Chained in a basement in the midde of nowhere with two men I'd only just met... what was I think.
"Tell me Jay." Gerard spoke as he sipped someone over my eyes, my vision going dark as he secured it behind my head. "When was the last time you were fucked?"
"Last week." I replied, finding my voice again. It was strange, almost like I'd spoke without thinking. One hand moved down my back, down between the crack of my ass, the digits finding and circling my opening. I let out a low groan as two of them pushed deep into me, my hips jerking forward.
"Good." Gerard purred, his voice near. "Then you'll have no problem taking us."
I shivered slightly, the fingers working their way in and out a few times before retreating outright. I heard clothing fall away and then hard fesh press inside me. I groaned again, the large dick giving me all I'd wanted tonight. The stretch and burn as it entered me, the feeling of fullness as his balls pressed flush against my cheeks. Sure, I'd have liked to be in a position where the other could fuck my face, but I wasn't complaining.
Whoever it was started fucking me hard, not giving me time to get used to them, but that was ok. It was what I wanted. Moans left my lips whenever he slammed in, the blunt head of his cock catching my spot every so often. Hands gripped my hips, his fingers digging into my skin so hard that they'd probably bruise.
"Tell me something Jay." Gerard whispered, voice calm and measured. "Have you ever had a brush with death?"
I let out a groan and squirmed before answering. "No..."
"Pity. I think people learn a lot about themselves when they come close to death." I squirmed, feeling his lips press down my body. Mikey didn't stop fucking me, not for a second and the combination of them made me groan all the more. Gerard's lips edged down to my thighs, his tongue tracing along my hip. His teeth grazed against my skin. I expected him to inch over to my cock but instead he bit at my thigh more. I guessed he had a fetish or something, which didn't really bother me. After all I was getting a good, hard fucking so I was more than happy for them to do whtever the fuck they wanted.
I felt Mikey's lips press against my neck, making me groan a little. Ok, so they both had a biting fetish, maybe that was what drew them together. I wondered exactly how much of me they intended to bite when I felt a sharp pain both in my thigh and neck. Now I'd been bitten before but I'd never felt something like that. The pain subsided a little but they'd definitely drawn blood. They didn't seem too bothered by that, indeed it felt like they were drinking it down. I groaned low in my throat, tipping my head back against Mikey as I came over Gerard.
I wasn't sure if Mikey came, but he pulled out of me and let go of my neck just as Gerard moved back to. I panted heavily, wishing I could see them. I could hear them moving around, though I coudn't tell who was where.
That was until I felt a body against my back and felt a hard dick press against my crack. Gerard. "Tell me." He spoke as he thrust into me, his larger dick filling me up. "Do you believe in monsters?"
"Yeah." I felt him whisper against me. I shrugged, not sure how to answer. "We're monsters." I blinked behind the blindfold, not quite sure how to react to that. I felt a blade against my throat and I stilled myself, afraid to move even a little. "I could kill you. Right here, right now. You wouldn't be the first and you certainly won't be the last." I felt myself start to sweat at his words. Was he being serious or just bluffing? Logically him being serious made a lot of sense. I was restrained in the basement of a house in the middle of nowhere, at the mercy of these two men, one of which held a knife to my throat. Definitely serious.
He started to fuck me steadily, his lips close to my ear. "Should we kill you Jay? We could rip you apart, make you suffer for days." His tongue snaked out across my earlobe and I repressed a shiver. "We've done it you know. So many screams have filled this room and rooms like it." I swallowed, my adam's apple bobbing against the blade. I half expected him to keep going, to talk more about those he'd made scream, but instead he sank his teeth into my neck, the other side tht Mikey had and bit into me.
This time I noticed hat it wasn't an ordinary bite. The sharp pain I'd felt earlier was from fangs, fangs sinking into my skin and drawing blood. He thrust into me harder at the taste, practically groaning into my skin.
I heard Mikey chuckle from somewhere, somewhere close. "Yeah. We are what you think." And with that he sank his fangs into my stomach. Vampires. They had to be, I mean he just admitted as much. I wanted to pleaded and scream and beg, but nothing came out. I just... didn't know what to do. I mean, it's not as if there was anything I could do. No one would hear me and there was no point in ashing out. I was fucked no matter what I did.
I felt Gerard cum inside me, his lips leaving my wound so a moan could escape them. "Mmmm what do you think Mikey?" He asked and I felt his dick slip from me. "What should we do with this fucking slut?" I felt the blade press against me again. "Should we give him the choice?"
"Yeah. I think we should."
"Alright then." Gerard leaned in and purred against my ear. "You have a choice. Either we kill you horribly. Or the alternative. Which is it?"
I thought for all of five seconds before answering. "The alternative. Please."
"Alright. Open your mouth." I did so without hesitating, unsure what to expect. I felt skin against my mouth and blood dripping on my tongue. From the angle I guessed it was Mikey. "Drink." I did, not really having much choice. Gerard reattached himself to my throat, drinking down more of my blood until I started to feel dazed.
I guessed I lasted five minutes before passing out.
I sat in the bar, in the same spot I had that fateful night. I felt different now of course. Stronger. Faster. More alive. I drank my beer and it tasted different, better. I cast my eyes over my surroundings, over the men that filled the chairs and the dancefloor. I could hear them. I could feel them. I licked my lips and downed more beer.
Tonight wasn't the night to take one to my new home, even though I wanted to. Soon though. But not tonight.


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LIA LOOKS: It's Boho Batik!Monday, October 24, 2016
Speaking of batik, us Indonesians are of course so much related to it, batik is one of the greatest fashion inventions in Indonesia, and to be honest, I am so much into batik recently.
It's not that easy to find batik tops/dress which has good combinations between the prints, fabric, and the cutting. Most of us nowadays are also tend to wear batik more to formal occasions than to daily events, which is okay, there are still many who wear it for casual event too, but, of course it would be great if we wear it in out daily activities like hangout in the mall or jogging, lol. Of course, we should have them in different fabrics that is suitable for each event.
I am so glad to find this awesome batik top which has a great combo of modern big stripes and batik print with a nice flare cutting, and in a super comfortable cotton fabric. I pre-ordered it at Batik Adhiarja, custom it to my own size, not too big, not too tight. Perfect for my daily occasions and of course for formal events too. It's gonna be my new favorite!
Most of the time, I also prefer to style batik the formal way, with something silky, blinky accessories, and pointy shoes. But this time, I want to wear batik differently, so I chose to wear this top at its comfiest, I wanted to look as comfy as possible without looking ugly, lol. The prints combo helps me a lot, it's a sunflower kinda of batik pattern but gives you the laid back bohemian feeling, so you can just pair it with a loose palazzo, and sliders then be in your most comfortable shape. I also add a mini fringe bag to complete the boho feel on the look. So, here I call this look 'Boho Batik'! Please don't hesitate to steal my style, you can see the product details below. Thanks for reading!
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Pop Go the Women: the Other Story of Pop Art - a Culture Show Special (BBC Two, Saturday) was a terribly clumsy title for a very good documentary. The Telegraph's Alastair Sooke looked at several women who were key to the Pop Art movement in the Sixties but have somehow been airbrushed from history. Sooke wisely avoided trying to search for a unified reason for their disappearance; he didn't attempt to shoehorn their individual plights into an unconvincing theory. Instead, he looked at each artist in turn and allowed breathing room for their stories.
These included Idelle Weber, now an octogenarian but still sprightly and in possession of a dry sense of humour. In the Sixties, she created a series of paintings of silhouetted Manhattan white-collar workers (all male, with the occasional woman squeezed into the corner of the painting) to represent the crushing drudgery of being a wage slave. How strange that, 40 years later, very similar silhouettes were used in the opening credits of Mad Men as a symbol of retro cool.
The saddest story was that of British artist Pauline Boty, who bore a strong resemblance to Julie Christie (I later learned she was the model for Christie's character in the 1965 film Darling). David Frost once described her as "a really swinging bird" which rather ignored her talents. Certainly she was a bit of an It girl whose quest for sexual liberation ended up with her being exploited by the editor of Titbits magazine. But her paintings, such as The Only Blonde in the World, expressed real empathy and you wonder what might have been had she not died of cancer aged 28 (she was pregnant and refused treatment in order to save her child).
Tantalising footage of a 1962 Monitor documentary called Pop Goes the Easel showed Boty and other young artists grooving around the coffee bars and jazz clubs of a London that was about to start swinging. It's an extraordinary document and I hope that with BBC director general Tony Hall's promise of a greater commitment to the arts, documentaries like Pop Goes the Easel, which capture a flash of talent at a very precise moment, will be made again.


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Grease Is The Word And New Standard
From the very moment it began with Jessie J. leading us through the dressing rooms and various backstage areas all while singing the anthem of the production, "Grease Is The Word", it was one of the best televised musical events since the art form was created. So how did FOX managed to knock it out of the park on its first up at bat on a televised musical? Today, Luner on Theatre breaks down FOX's first ever televised musical, Grease LIVE! and its massive success!
FOX destroyed the playing field last night launching their first ever televised musical, Grease Live!, winning over audiences and critics in a full-scale production none could argue easily raised the bar for all future televised musicals. From the moment it began, FOX reminded audiences wasn't your typical theatrical production. Mostly because, it wasn't happening in a theatre. This was Hollywood. We're LIVE at Warner Brother Studios and we have got a ton of places to take you, they are all over the place and we're not afraid to show you that. Let's start with Jessie J's parade, which covered an impressive number of steps, taking audiences right behind the scenes from the start. Consider it a "this is how we're doing it" moment all while belting our some impressive vocals on the show's title song. However, FOX managed to still create that theatre magic on-screen transporting us from location to location with ease, never shooting another camera man onto the live shot (Somehow with the incredible camera work) and only bringing us back to that television studio feel for the finale as an epic golf cart race took place into the finale.
Watch Jessie J Kick Off Grease LIVE with Grease Is The Word!
As for its cast, FOX selected a great mix of well-known celebrity names (who can sing/dance because you kinda need that to be in a musical), Broadway veterans and a few newcomers as well. Led by Broadway veteran Aaron Tveit and two-time Dancing With The Stars champion Julianne Hough (Pictured Left), the two connected with ease and a fantastic chemistry only grew throughout the night. Both gangs featured well-known names as well including Keke Palmer, Carlos PenaVega, Vanessa Hudgens, Jordan Fisher and Carly Rae Jepsen to name a few. Working their magic as T Birds and Pink Ladies, both gangs appeared strong with fantastic personalities and character choices for roles we all already known so well. However, all the power wasn't in the leading players. Broadway veteran Elle McLemore (Bring It On) for example played Patti Simcox and won over audiences repeatedly during her appearances. An ensemble of over 15 provided backup for musical numbers and scenes in the school where their presence was duly noted and actions accounted for.
FOX also managed to deliver in a category and now potential sore spot for NBC with a live studio audience. The audience, who appeared in many scenes through the three-hour event, not only brought to life that theatrical feel with real laughs and applause happening in real-time, but fueled the cast's overwhelming enthusiasm to perform for actual people actually watching the show right before their eyes.
Let's talk about the production values. Let's begin with one word; Outstanding. FOX seemed to spare no expense when it came to making Grease Live a reality. Of course, producing the entire event on a television studio campus helped the show immensely. Multiple sets in various locations allowed for the show not only to flow smoothly but never made the audience sick of staring at the same old backdrop. Sliding walls to reveal new settings, such as the Principal's office, and the full carnival setup on site speak volumes to FOX's commitment to the production's success. They were only supplemented by the outstanding costume design allowing cast members to change again and again with ease never drawing attention to the change that needed to take place many times before, after or during production numbers. One moment of technical brilliance that speaks to me was the drag racing scene between the Scorpions and T Birds (Pictured Above Right). The effects used to allow the cars to seem like they were racing, while never actually moving more than five feet, was brilliant and an excellent use of some old-fashioned television magic.
As for the onstage production value, Grease Live!'s direction and choreography delivered across the board. By far one of my favorite moments of the entire televised event was "Grease Lighting"! One of the best known numbers from the show, "Grease Lighting" was filled with fantastic vocals, over the top dancing and spectacular lighting. Working some serious camera magic, those behind the scenes easily worked in that new Grease Lighting car and quick changed the boys into costumes for the number without the audience even realizing what was happening. A new twist added onto the well-known all-boys musical number was an appearance by some ladies who whipped their hair and way through the number only adding more to the fantastic choreography and vocals already happening before audiences. The "Born To Hand Jive" sequence also was brought to life-like never before with outstanding dancing by Aaron Tveit and Julianne Hough setting a new bar for all future Danny and Sandy dance breaks. Hough put her Dancing With The Stars chops to the test making it look easy in her dress. I mean, did you see that kick she did?!
Perhaps one of the most important parts of the evening was when the production reinvented several classic moments into new stagings and imaginations of storytelling.One of the biggest during the production was "Freddie My Love" taking place on a runway in front of servicemen (Pictured Left). The same was done for some of the production's choreography, which has become iconic and attached to the production since it's inception. It is important because it reminds us about how we tell stories and how we further them passing them onto a new generation. While many would argue it wasn't the same as the original, it wasn't intended to be. This is a new Grease for a new generation. These new ideas and stagings will become classics to many just now introduced to the art form through this LIVE production. This Grease is a firm example that when your foundation is strong enough, anything can be built on top of it while still honoring the original idea and product.
FOX even managed to line up a slew of stars, making guest appearances, throughout the broadcast. Aside from Jessie J. who kicked off the entire event, Boyz II Men (Pictured Right) made an appearance performing the iconic "Beauty School Dropout". Joe Jonas and his band DNCE were the onstage band for the National Bandstand Dance Competition working alongside well-known television personality Mario Lopez who essentially hosted the evening, giving us a look behind the scenes as commercial breaks began, right up until his on camera appearance. Of course we couldn't forget to mention that FOX warmed hearts making Didi Conn, the original Frenchy from the Grease film, the waitress who lends Frenchy an ear and some advice before "Beauty School Dropout" begins. Pictured below is Didi Conn with current Frenchy, Carly Rae Jepsen.
And what about how FOX did with the critics and audience when it comes to just the facts? FOX managed to score 7.4/11 in metered market results and capture an audience of over 12 million people. That makes Grease Live! the second highest viewed televised musical since NBC began the tradition three years ago with The Sound of Music, which holds the record for most viewed. It also reportedly brought in 30% more viewers in the 18-49 age range than The Wiz Live did this past December.
Thank you to Kevin Estrada and FOX for all the photos used in this blog post!
FOX went above and beyond in its delivery of Grease Live! to audiences on television last night! They not only managed to set a new bar all televised musicals have to live up to but set a new standard of what audiences will be expecting when they tune in to see some of their favorite stage hits on the television screen. They couldn't have mixed together better elements of musical theatre, live television, outstanding production quality and respect for the original story and product while forwarding it to a new generation with new takes on certain aspects of the storyline. FOX definitely has a lot to live up to later this year when they produce their second live televised musical, The Rocky Horror Picture Show, in the fall. But in the meantime, they can know they succeeded in what they intended to do and put Grease back into a special place it's been missing from; the heart of Americans.


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One of the down-sides of international long-haul travel is layovers between flights in unfamiliar places. We have a flight to Europe this year via Guangzhou, China, and I've been putting together my notes on how to make the best use of 7 hours between flights, which I'd like to share.
By the way, you can find more of my shared tips at my TravelnAsia Blog.
What's China famous for in the world? Food of course! And what's Guangzhou famous for in China? Why, it's food, of course!!! So what to do with 7 hours to spare in Guangzhou? Eat our hearts out, of course!!!!!
Step 1: Figuring Out Where to Eat ...
Now you can't really do much in Guangzhou airport itself as far as finding good Chinese food. There is a restaurant in the Pullman Hotel, near the airport terminal, and the food there is said to be OK if a little expensive. But not our idea of getting a genuine Chinese food fix.
The best places for street food in Guangzhou (and street food is the best food in Guangzhou) are ShangXiaJiu pedestrian mall near the Holiday Inn Dishifu Road and the Beijing Lu pedestrian mall near the People's Park. The first is more down-market and genuine, the latter more up-market and boutique style. Which you choose depends on your tastes.
Step 2: Figuring Out What Options You Have
So how to get there? Our flight arrives in Guangzhou at 5PM and we are on the runway to take off again at 12:20AM. So that gives us about 7 hours to feed our passion for Chinese food. We need to allow an hour to get through customs and immigration and out of the terminal, and we need to allow an hour and 20 minutes to get back into the terminal and onto the next flight, so we don't get left behind (because the food is supposed to be good in Paris too!).
There are three choices of transport: metro train, shuttle bus or taxi. I don't know much about the shuttle bus service, but if it's anything like most airports I'll just leave it alone. The metro train looks like a great option, but I'm surprised to find it takes TWO HOURS to get to either of these locations on the metro, with a change of train and a fair amount of walking involved. Pretty poor planning, I think.
Step 3: Getting There and Back in Time
So the best option to do this within our timeframe is to take a taxi. The cost is about US$15-20 each way, which is reasonable, and we should be able to do the trip inside an hour each way, which gives us 3 hours to enjoy some yummy Cantonese food and maybe do some bargain shopping as well.
Step 4: Filling our bellies with amazing Guangzhou food
What will we be eating? Well if we can navigate the hundreds of food options available, we'll be looking for Beijing hand-pulled noodles and steamed rolled rice noodle, two of our most favourite foods in China.
Beijing hand-pulled noodles, made fresh on the spot and dropped into a delicious beef broth with some meat and fresh vegetables!
Steamed rolled rice noodles, usually filled with some spicy minced pork, mushrooms and shallots.
Sorry, I've got to go now, drooling on my shirt!!!
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Planning and Shopping
One simple way to get the kids excited about decorating is to sit down and pick a color theme together. You might start out with some suggestions of your own, like gold and white; black, white and red; or silver, black and white, then brainstorm together and see what you come up with from there.
Let them work with you to make the table pretty. Even if your party won't include a sit-down meal, you'll want to set out some snacks and drinks for your guests. The centerpiece is a great component to work on with kids. You can decide what to look for while you're shopping, or try out the crafty centerpiece idea later in this article.
Shopping for supplies can help engage the kids even more. The key to not letting this get out of control is to make a list of what you need in advance and talk to them about it. If you're looking for a tablecloth, a centerpiece and dishware, make sure the kids know that up front. This is also a good time to remind them about the color theme.
To make decorating extra fun for those little ones, you can get crafty with your New Year's Eve decorations. If you're going to have a lot of kids at your party, you might even consider a craft table where they can make themed art projects. Let's look at a few fun crafts for kids.


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Sometimes opportunity doesn't knock — you have to do the knocking.
That's one takeaway from the story of Santiago Fernandez, who had big dreams and one major goal — to move to the U.S. and compete at the highest level of business. He was working in Argentina when his accounting firm was acquired by Deloitte, and in an act of sheer determination and optimism, he flew to Boston and took a cab to the Deloitte office in the Back Bay to ask for a job.
He asked the security guard to connect him to the Human Resources Department, and the guard reluctantly handed him the phone. Luckily, someone there spoke with him. There's a Hollywood ending: A few months later, he had a job at Deloitte, and has since worked his way up to partner.
Fernandez shared his story to the group of 16 students as part of the Accounting Career Awareness Program, which is an opportunity for young people from underrepresented ethnic groups to experience a free, week-long program at Fisher College to increase their understanding of accounting and business career opportunities.
Beyond his story of willpower, Fernandez had an important message for the students. People who look like him and come from-less-than-conventional backgrounds have a place at financial services firms. Thus the week-long program for the students was partly a process of demystification, as students saw for themselves that accounting and related fields are accessible and interesting and are for people exactly like them. Once they see the potential of the field, they can imagine themselves in it and start taking steps to get there.
As the accounting industry rapidly grows, it desperately needs more minority representation. Data from the American Institute of CPAs show that minorities represent only one in six professionals in accounting firms nationwide, a statistic the profession is determined to change. Additionally, accounting is often a second-generation career — people with CPAs for parents often follow in their footsteps — so the Massachusetts Society of CPAs is working to expand the pool of future CPAs with programs like ACAP.
The ACAP program is an expansion of the MSCPA's efforts to grow and nurture the pipeline of future CPAs from diverse backgrounds. The society also sponsors CAMP — which stands for Careers in Accounting and Management Professions — at UMass Amherst, another week-long summer camp for young people interested in accounting and business.
Both programs offer a diverse set of learning experiences like panel discussions, interactive exercises, etiquette lunches, field trips to Fenway Park and guest lectures from Boston's biggest firms and companies. The programs are designed to be fun, challenging and engaging. Students explore, network and increase their understanding about college and the business world while making new friends and developing interpersonal skills in a real-life college setting.
On their last day at the program, students at ACAP were tasked with creating viable business plans for a new company. In groups they explored how they would price, market and staff their business ideas. An electronics repair shop plan – the business was named Joltz – took first place. A student from the Joltz group, Whittier Tech junior Josmell Ramos, got a lot out of the program: "I learned that it's hard but I really want a challenge. I want a job that is different every day and that I learn at every day." He already is studying accounting in high school and plans to become a CPA.
The professional services aren't going to meaningfully diversify without a concerted effort, and firms and companies across Massachusetts continue to implement and support new initiatives to expand diversity. Clearly, the earlier outreach the better, which makes programs like CAMP and ACAP so meaningful. With more would-be accountants of color knocking on doors, at least metaphorically speaking, the profession will be much stronger.


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River place trail is one of the most scenic trails here. Few portions of this trail are quite thickly wooded. Most of the hike is a walk by the soothing rhythmic sound of the stream
Italy – Artistic Florence
Italy was weaved into our consciousness and we had somehow fallen in love with not only the art and culture but accepted their being a bit different than rest of the Europe


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Awesome, that's all I say. Awesome!!
Ahh.. What a sweet kiss... :D
Nice capture! The two rotor blades must be quite close together I guess...nice coordination.
Aww, helicoptor love-- they say its the most honest love of all~!
Cool visual efect!
This marriage isn't going to last long if the props hit.
Awesone if there was a wedding for this couple, you would hear "I prononce you helicopter and helicopter, HE.25-6 you may kiss HE.25-3"
Fantastic Kissing Shot ;)
What a kiss!! These pilots for sure are proffesionals. Or else just imagine if the blades of the helicopters come too close. That would be the end of this nice kiss!!
They are from the "Aspa patroll", the acrobatic helicopter unit of the spanish air force.
Such a stressfull kiss!
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I too would love to see a Resident Evil title screen.
Sweet! Did he make that just recently, or was it there the whole time? I didn't even notice it before.
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Turns out the winds from Monday and Tuesday were due to Typhoon Nabi. On September 2nd, it was categoried as a Super Typhoon, Category 5, the same as Hurrican Katrina and it was forecasted to hit the southern tip of the Korean Peninsula by this morning. YIKES! Luckily for us, by September 4th, it had been downgraded to Category 3 and was shifting its course more towards Japan. This picture was taken on September 2nd while the Typhoon was still some 600 miles south of Japan:
Here is a link to an amazing high resolution pic of this image:
High res picture of Super Typhoon Nabi on September 2, 2005
Tuesday afternoon here in Asia, Nabi hit the southern Japanese island of Kyushu with winds over about 160 kilometers per hour and now reports are that seven people have died as a result.
I think though what surprised me was how a typhoon in Japan affected us. I decided to look at a map of the area, and was shocked at two things: 1. How relatively close Korea and Japan are and 2. How little I actually know of the geography of Asia!
Here's a satellite picture of the storm as of Tuesday night at 6pm, our time:
It is now in the middle of the Sea of Japan and well past the southern island of Kyushu. And it is starting to break up. But from what I read on the Naval Pacific Meteorology and Oceanography Center's website, there is another Tropical Storm forming into a Typhoon and it is heading for Hong Kong...
With all the news of Hurricane Katrina, I've failed to take notice of the weather in my own area. Typhoon season is here. We are at least on the western side of the Korean peninsula, away from the Sea of Japan and out of the line of fire from Typhoons (I think!). I'll have to keep a better eye on what's going on here and will keep you updated.


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Health and Human Services Legislation
Assembly Bill (AB) X2 15 (Eggman) (Senator Monning Principal Coauthor) – Establishes the End of Life Option Act in California and allows a mentally competent, terminally ill adult Californian in the final stages of life to request aid-in-dying medication from a physician. Terminally ill individuals would be granted the right to obtain a prescription from their physician for medication to be self-administered after two physicians confirm a prognosis of six months or less to live, a written request and two oral requests for the medication are made a minimum of 15 days apart, and two witnesses attest to the request. Participation by physicians, pharmacists, and health care providers is voluntary.
(Status: Chapter 1, Statutes of 2015-16 Second Extraordinary Session)
Senate Bill (SB) 203 - Requires a consumer warning label be placed on sugar-sweetened beverages that contain 75 calories or more per 12 ounces and are sold in California to inform consumers about the harmful effects of consuming sugary drinks, such as sodas, sports drinks, energy drinks, and sweetened teas.
(Status: Failed passage in the Senate Committee on Health)
SB 253 - Mandates the application of health care standards by the judiciary when authorizing psychotropic drugs to children in foster care. No psychotropic drugs would be authorized without prior medical exams of the children and on-going medical monitoring must occur. For treatments with the greatest risk, a second opinion from a psychiatrist would have to be obtained.
(Status: Vetoed by the Governor)
SB 260 - Deletes the current licensing exemption and requires a County Organized Health System plan to be licensed by the Department of Managed Health Care under the
Knox-Keene Act.
(Status: Held on the Assembly Floor Inactive File)
SB 299 - Authorizes the Department of Health Care Services to exempt from the current statutory notarization requirements all Medi-Cal provider applicants who apply electronically for enrollment in Medi-Cal.
(Status: Chapter 271, Statutes of 2015)
SB 315 – Authorizes the California Health Facilities Financing Authority to transfer up to $3 million from the Hospital Equipment Loan Program Fund for use in a second competitive grant administered by the California Health Access Model Program (CHAMP). The CHAMP provides demonstration grants for innovative methods of delivering health care services that have an emphasis on vulnerable populations and prevention.
(Status: Held on the Assembly Floor Inactive File)
SB 1002 - Requires the California Department of Public Health to establish and maintain a toll-free telephone number dedicated to receiving and responding to inquiries about the End of Life Option Act, and to post the telephone number on the Department's website.
(Status: Held in the Senate Committee on Appropriations)
SB 1135 – Requires health plans and insurers to notify consumers and health care providers about patients' rights to timely access to care and language assistance.
(Status: Chapter 500, Statutes of 2016)
SB 1339 - Clarifies that as soon as a county is made aware that a beneficiary on state welfare services will move to a new county, the notified county shall promptly initiate an inter-county transfer to ensure there is no break in services with the new county of residence.
(Status: Chapter 801, Statutes of 2016)
SB X2 6 - Eliminates the current loopholes in California's smoke-free workplace law by expanding the prohibition on smoking in a place of employment to include owner-operated businesses and strikes existing exemptions.
(Status: Died in the Assembly)
Environmental Legislation
SB 165 - Expands the number and type of environmental crimes for which a civil fine may be levied against a person who cultivates a controlled substance. In addition, it expands the existing authority of the Department of Fish and Wildlife and other local enforcement agencies to assess civil fines in instances of the dumping of waste or hazardous substances; the illegal removal of plants or vegetation; the unlawful take of game; and/or the destruction of forested habitats without Timber Harvest Permits.
(Status: Chapter 139, Statutes of 2015)
SB 422 - Amends the enabling act of the Santa Clara County Open Space Authority (Authority) to allow the acquisition and/or management of natural lands outside of its jurisdiction for conservation and restoration projects and renames the Authority the Santa Clara Valley Open-Space Authority.
(Status: Chapter 99, Statutes of 2015)
SB 489 – Authorizes the Department of Toxic Substances Control (DTSC) to designate solar Photovoltaic (PV) modules classified as hazardous to be designated as universal waste for purposes of DTSC regulations and proper management. The bill also encourages the collection, recycling, and safe disposal of end-of-life PV modules.
(Status: Chapter 419, Statutes of 2015)
SB 831 (Committee on Budget and Fiscal Review) - Appropriates $10 million General Fund for the Department of Water Resources to provide a grant to the Monterey County Water Resources Agency to construct a water conveyance between Lake Nacimiento and Lake San Antonio.
(Status: Chapter 338, Statutes of 2016)
SB 1073 - Eliminates regulatory confusion regarding the certification for lead paint removal by harmonizing California law with the United States Environmental Protection Agency's Renovation Repair and Painting rule by establishing a state certification process for contractors to work on renovation, repair, and painting projects that are likely to contain lead paint.
On August 19, 2016, SB 1073 was amended to instead make changes to the Earned Income Tax Credit in order to conform to federal law providing for the enhanced 45% rate for 3 or more qualifying children.
(Status: Chapter 722, Statutes of 2016)
SB 1363 - Requires the Ocean Protection Council, in coordination with the State Coastal Conservancy, to establish and administer the Ocean Acidification and Hypoxia Reduction Program. The Program would: 1) Develop demonstration projects to evaluate the best locations for carbon dioxide removal strategies, including the protection and restoration of eelgrass beds; 2) Generate an inventory of locations where conservation or restoration of aquatic habitats, including eelgrass, can be applied successfully; and 3) Incorporate consideration of carbon dioxide removal during the habitat restoration planning process in order to fully account for the benefits of long-term carbon storage of habitat restoration.
(Status: Chapter 846, Statutes of 2016)
Animal Welfare Legislation
SB 17 – Extends the sunset date of the California Sea Otter Fund from 2016 to 2021. The Fund was established in 2006 as a tax check-off on the California state income tax form and has since been extended once.
(Status: Chapter 136, Statutes of 2015)
SB 945 - Establishes minimum standards for the care of pets while they are in boarding facilities, provides operators of these facilities with clear guidance on standards of care, and provides protection to pet-owners. The bill also requires that pet boarding facilities maintain either a fire suppression sprinkler system or a fire alarm system that is connected to a central reporting station that alerts the local fire department in case of a fire.
(Status: Chapter 364, Statutes of 2016)
Education Legislation
SB 242 - Requires the approval of a governing school board before a school district police department can receive surplus military equipment through the Federal 1033 Program.
(Status: Chapter 79, Statutes of 2015)
SB 1059 – Fixes a legislative oversight, by reestablishing the longstanding eligibility of law schools accredited by the California State Bar to receive Federal Title 38 funds, allowing military-veteran students to use Title 38 funds to receive a legal education at these schools.
(Status: Chapter 428, Statutes of 2016)
Issues Facing Seniors Legislation
SB 475 – For prospective contracts, requires a Continuing Care Retirement Community provider to refund 20 percent of an entrance fee, which is conditioned upon resale of the unit, to the resident or 10 percent to the controlling estate within 120 days of vacancy. After 180 days and before 240 days after a resident vacates a unit, the remaining refundable amount would accrue four percent interest until the unit is sold or until full payment can be made to the resident. After 240 days, interest would accrue at six percent. A complaint and investigation process is established for residents and estates waiting longer than one year for payment.
SB 939 – Requires prospective Continuing Care Retirement Community (CCRC) contacts, which condition the lump-sum repayment of entrance fees on resale of a unit, to apply four percent simple interest to any remaining balance after 180 days after a resident vacates a unit and until payment is made. After 240 days, interest would accrue at six percent and compound annually. Unless it is part of an equity interest contract, CCRCs are prohibited from applying monthly fees after a resident has vacated a unit and that the provider must make "good faith efforts to reoccupy or resell" the vacated unit.
(Status: Chapter 112, Statutes of 2016)
SB 1065 – Helps sick and dying seniors who have received a trial preference in an elder abuse case to get their day in court quickly rather than having their case delayed by the appellate process, which can take three years or more. The bill expedites the current 2-3 year appeal process for these particular cases by requiring that appeals be heard within 100 days.
(Status: Chapter 628, Statutes of 2016)
Public Safety Legislation
SB 517 – Clarifies that the courts have the discretion to release a supervised individual in custody in a county jail, as long as the person is not detained on a flash incarceration imposed by a parole officer.
(Status: Chapter 61, Statutes of 2015)
SB 1016 - Extends the sunset date of California's determinate sentencing statutes from January 1, 2017 to January 1, 2022.
(Status: Chapter 887, Statutes of 2016)
SB 1129 – Removes the current mandatory sentencing statutes for the crime of prostitution that require incarceration upon an offender's second or third conviction.
(Status: Chapter 729, Statutes of 2016)
Underground Economy Legislation
SB 560 - Expands the authority of the Contractors State License Board Enforcement Representatives to issue written notices to unlicensed contractors to appear in superior court for failure to secure workers' compensation insurance.
(Status: Chapter 389, Statutes of 2015)
SB 561 - Eliminates the current requirement that a Home Improvement Salesperson (HIS) register separately with the Contractors State License Board to work for each contractor and instead allows a properly registered HIS to utilize a single, individual registration with one or more licensed contractors.
(Status: Chapter 281, Statutes of 2015)
SB 313 - Requires school boards to provide a 30-day notice to a local governing body prior to a vote that will negate existing zoning ordinances for a proposed school site, as well as require school boards to provide written findings as to why existing zoning ordinances fail to meet the school district's school site needs.
(Status: Held in the Assembly Committee on Education)
SB 344 - Requires those seeking a commercial driver's license (CDL) to complete a course of instruction from a commercial driving institution before being issued a CDL. The Department of Motor Vehicles would certify that course training programs meet minimum standards to ensure drivers are proficient in safely operating commercial vehicles, and removes the Bureau for Private Postsecondary Education exemption for institutions offering certified CDL courses.
(Status: Held in the Assembly Committee on Appropriations)
SB 602 – Would allow the California Earthquake Authority (CEA) to create a new voluntary financing tool used by homeowners to mitigate and retrofit their homes. The Property Secured Mitigation Program would allow the CEA to provide 100 percent financed loans for residential mitigation projects that meet approved engineering guidelines. The loan would become a lien on the property and allow homeowners to pay for the costs in installments in the form of debt service payments collected through existing property tax collection mechanisms. The lien would stay with the property upon sale.
SB 657 - Codifies and requires the California Public Utilities Commission to convene an Independent Peer Review Panel to conduct an independent review of enhanced seismic studies and surveys of the Diablo Canyon Power Plant, including the areas surrounding the facility and areas where nuclear waste in stored, until January 1, 2025. The bill language contained in SB 657 was placed in AB 361 (Achadjian) Chapter 399, Statutes of 2015.
On June 13, 2016, the bill was amended and SB 657 is now authored by Senators Berryhill and Pan. As amended, it would revise the definition of "lender" under the California Residential Mortgage Lending Act to clarify the inclusion of loan processors and underwriters under specified circumstances.
(Status: Chapter 797, Statutes of 2016)
SB 968 - Requires Pacific Gas and Electric Company to submit to the California Public Utilities Commission an assessment of the adverse and beneficial economic impacts that could occur in the San Luis Obispo County region if the Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant were to temporarily or permanently shut down. The assessment would include identification of contingency plans to mitigate the adverse impacts and be done by an independent third party.
(Status: Chapter 674, Statutes of 2016)
SB 1092 – Requires short term home sharing companies who operate via an internet hosting platform to provide a disclosure to homeowners or tenants about the need to review their insurance coverage to ensure they are covered in the event of injury or damage during the rental period.
(Status: Chapter 113, Statutes of 2016)
SB 1100 - Expands the Workers' Occupational Safety and Health Education Fund (WOSHTEP) to increase protections of workers and workplaces by: 1) Expanding and ensuring the continued capacity of a non-profit training network under the direction of WOSHTEP; 2) Developing a California occupational research agenda (CORA) to identify and promote effective ways to prevent workplace hazards and reduce the high number of work-related injuries, illnesses and death; and 3) Developing a community occupational health program to link community-based health clinics with occupational health experts to improve outcomes for injured workers and prevent similar injuries.
(Status: Held on the Senate Floor Inactive File)
Senate Concurrent Resolution (SCR) 6 - Expresses the intent and commitment of the State of California to enter into a sister state relationship with the Province of Santa Fe, Argentina.
(Status: Resolution Chapter 91, Statutes of 2015)
SCR 34 - Recognizes September 2015 as Childhood Obesity Awareness Month.
(Status: Resolution Chapter 99, Statutes of 2015)
SCR 108 - Recognizes February 29, 2016, and the last day of February every year thereafter, as
Rare Disease Day in California.
(Status: Resolution Chapter 30, Statutes of 2016.)
*Full text of bills can be viewed at www.leginfo.legislature.ca.gov


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Well, it was almost free of the tablet. On yesterday's quarterly earnings conference call, when asked about a new product that might have the impact of the Mac, iPod or iPhone, the response from Apple was that it "wouldn't want to take away your joy of surprise at our latest creation." How thoughtful.
Regarding the company itself, the big news was that Apple adopted the new accounting standards. Besides ruining my charts, this means subscription accounting deferred and recognized over 24 months is now up front. Which could mean an end to fees for iPod touch owners upgrading iPhone OS, but probably not, and not much for everyone else. What matters is how Apple products are selling. Sales of the Mac and the iPhone are way up, while sales of the iPod are down a little.
According to Cupertino, 3.362 million Macs were sold last quarter, a new record, and one that works out to a 33 percent year-over-year gain and nearly double the 17 percent growth rate of PCs. The new iMac led the way with a 70 percent increase in sales over the same time last year. Unfortunately, Mac Pro sales seem to be suffering. Apple sees the Mac Pro as an "economically challenged area" at present, and the company is "hoping" for, but not projecting, improvement.
As for the iPhone, 8.737 million units were sold, also a new record. AT&T is a "great partner," Apple said, and offers a "great experience" for the majority of customers, which apparently does not include me. Regarding the App Store, it's a great success, and the approval process is fine, too. Some 90 percent of apps are approved in two weeks, and the "noise is higher than the reality" about problems. China is the focus of a lot of attention for Apple and the iPhone, with 200,000 units activated as of this year. It's about "building brand" right now.
The bad news is that the "traditional" iPod is in decline. Overall, iPod sales were down 8 percent year over year, to 20.97 million last quarter vs. 22.72 million a year ago. The good news — great, really — is that non-traditional iPod touch sales were up 55 percent year over year. That means the iPod touch and iPhone are probably selling in about equal numbers.
A few additional notes of interest:
- Nearly 700,000 Macs were sold in 283 Apple Stores and about half of the buyers "never owned a Mac before."
- Apple has $39.8 billion in cash, up nearly $6 billion from last quarter.
- Regarding that cash, Apple usually never comments on why it holds so much. Today, it was said that "nothing is forever." Crazy Nintendo buyout rumor, anyone?
- Mac sales for the quarter saw 40 percent growth in Italy, France and Spain, and 100 percent in China
- "No comment" on the Nokia (s nok) legal battle.
Finally, as Apple execs said several times, "stay tuned" until Wednesday for the latest "creation," which will be covered by TheAppleBlog, too.


text: A select panel in the U.S. House of Representatives assigned to investigate the baby body parts trade – which was conducted by Planned Parenthood and other abortionists and uncovered by a series of 2015 videos – has made more than a dozen referrals to prosecutors for investigation and possible criminal charges. The word comes from officials with Operation Rescue, who monitor the nation's abortion industry closely. Its chief, Troy Newman, also was on the board of the Center for Medical Progress, which released the undercover videos showing, among other things, one Planned Parenthood executive negotiating for higher prices for baby body parts and stating, "I want a Lamborghini." The issue is that profiting from the transfer of baby body parts, used for medical research, is illegal, as is changing any abortion procedures to salvage those body parts. The word follows by only days a decision by a Senate committee to send to the Department of Justice for investigation and possible prosecution the details involving at least four Planned Parenthood facilities. The U.S. House Select Investigative Panel on Infant Lives also previously recommended a contractor, StemExpress, an organ procurement company, be cited with contempt for refusing congressional requests for information about the scandal. It was a letter from Sen. Charles Grassley the chairman of the Senate Committee on the Judiciary, to Attorney General Loretta Lynch and FBI Director James Comey, posted online by Operation Rescue, that provided details about the Senate action. Well America it looks like abortion clinics like Planned Parenthood and such could be coming to an end, because it looks like evidence gathering that abortion clinics profit off of aborted babies is an ongoing thing in Washington DC. Most of us have all seen the videos that prove abortion clinics are in this buisness for profit, and you can't operate a business without being profitable. In some of these undercover abortion clinic exposers, some staff members have even stated that their doing it because they want Lamborghini's...Which is the number one clue that this is eugenics against minority Americans with a side of profit. Now President Trump is pro life and very likely so is his Attorney General Jeff Sessions, and I wouldn't even bet against the Trump team holding a vote on defunding abortion clinics across the country...Since there is to much proof that abortion clinics target minority Americans through eugenics and also make millions off of it...If they think by doing this they can afford supercars like Lamborghini's


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Eight year ban for drink driving
A PORTLAOISE man caught drink driving who gave a false address to the gardaí when stopped has been given a suspended sentence and disqualified from driving for eight years.
Alan Jenkins, with an address at 97 Lake Drive, Kilminchy, Portlaoise, was stopped by gardaí at Dublin Road, Portlaoise, on June 25, as his car was being driven in a suspicious manner. When stopped, Jenkins initially said he lived in Dublin.
A breath sample revealed 92mg of alcohol.
The court heard that he has two previous convictions for drink driving and had previously been disqualified from driving for six years.
Defence, Mr Philip Meagher admitted his client's previous history left a lot to be desired. He said that there was an underlying drink issue and his client also suffers with anxiety, as he had lost his job a number of years ago which was causing huge stress at home.
Mr Meagher explained that a relative of Jenkins' wife had passed away a few days before the incident and the stress at home was compounded. Jenkins had a row with his wife and she left the family home, so he had taken the car. Mr Meagher said that Jenkins had not taken a drink since the incident, which represented a big step in his life.
Judge Staines said she had a lot of sympathy for Jenkins, but he was putting lives at risk by his actions. She imposed a four-month sentence, suspended for two years, and disqualified him from driving for eight years.


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Season Three
After two seasons weakened by an extended Writers Guild strike and shakeups of its own writing staff, Star Trek: The Next Generation entered its third season with a strong group of writers led by Michael Piller. A veteran of Simon & Simon, Piller was—more than anyone—responsible for the show's creative renaissance. He demanded that the stories revolve around character, hired major talents like Ronald D. Moore (who would later helm the critically praised revival of Battlestar Galactica, but at the time had no television experience) and instituted an "open submission" policy (unheard of in television) allowing story ideas and occasionally scripts to be purchased from amateurs. Executive Producer Rick Berman honed the previously ragged technical elements of the show, producing a series that boasted improved visual effects, sets, costumes and lighting. Characterization was more consistent, the tone more adult, and—best of all—the stories consistently stronger and more engaging.
Ron Jones had spent the previous two years honing his scoring style for the series. Some of the show's most problematic episodes had actually created opportunities for him to stretch as a composer. Listening to his third season scores, one is struck by how different they sound: moodier, typically shorter in duration, and more "interior"—a reaction to the improved productions. "By the third season, I even felt more relaxed entering each show—that it actually was a well-thought-out story and they weren't experimenting so much. I felt like it finally had legs and was going to stay—up until then I always felt it could implode at any second. We had Robert Justman [in the beginning], who was the voice to try and bring in the traditional Star Trek and some writers were in that camp, and some were on a different wavelength. Piller came in and said, 'We're going to do it this way,' and they had a lot of scripts to pull from."
Cinematographer Marvin Rush also came aboard the series and created a moodier, more realistic lighting scheme for the show that helped the drama enormously. "Some of those meeting rooms—before, they had fluorescent lights and all these other lights baking everybody," Jones recalls, "and when the new guy came in, he brought everything down to more like a casino."
While Jones still had differences of opinion with Berman, he had learned to make the show's producers feel more involved by offering them alternates and mixing options on key cues. In a classic example of "managing up," Jones would make subtle changes on the scoring stage to satisfy the producers, even though they were relatively easy to execute: a fade-out rather than a "button" end, a taceted instrumental section, or a take that is somewhat shorter or longer. (In television, the time simply did not exist to write wholesale "alternate" versions of a cue.) "They never said give me different versions—I went to the dub and I'd give them a variety of things to choose from. If you go into a French restaurant and there's one thing on the menu, you just say, 'I'm leaving.' But if there's a bunch of different options and the chef can cook things different ways, then you feel happy. I wanted to give them more on the menu, so if they didn't like something, they had options to choose from. You have to give them a few little knobs to mess around with the music without making big changes."
Jones had moved almost completely away from referencing Jerry Goldsmith's Star Trek movie theme in season two (which remained the main title music for the show) and only used the Alexander Courage fanfare twice in season three: for the final act-out of his first score, "Evolution," and in a rare dramatic moment in the cliffhanger, "The Best of Both Worlds, Part I" (when the Enterprise crew discovers Picard has been turned into a Borg). The composer often wrote a new melody—never to be heard again—for the show's iconic "warp-out" tags, in which the Enterprise soars away on its next mission, leaving the audience aloft on a high note of adventure and purpose, even following a relatively downbeat story (like "The High Ground"). "I kept trying to get away from the original Star Trek and let it be its own thing, and coming up with other themes for the vessel was like defining the pope. I would usually define it in terms of the shot and just say, 'Well, this is a great shot,' and I wanted to do something special for that shot."
Jones was thrilled with the sound he got from his new recording engineer, Armin Steiner, on the 20th Century Fox Scoring Stage. Steiner's peers have long regarded him as one of the geniuses of his profession, and Jones's third- and fourth-season scores benefit from Steiner's warm, spacious sound, with a richer and less "edgy" integration of the synthesizers with the orchestra.
Continuing his experimentation from season two (in which occasional scores would omit certain instrumental sections in favor of others), Jones called for a number of unusual orchestras for season three. The first four episodes (those on disc 8) are the most unorthodox: "Evolution" features a brass section of only one trumpet and one French horn; "Who Watches the Watchers" omits violins and all brass in favor of extra woodwinds; "Booby Trap" features no woodwinds and only two trumpets in the brass section; and "The Price" employs three woodwinds and no brass. Later in the season, Jones scored "A Matter of Perspective" for just strings, three keyboards and two harps; "The Offspring" omits trumpets; "Allegiance" omits brass, save three French horns; and "Ménage à Troi" used a budget-saving orchestra without strings (save two basses) and brass (save four French horns). While the orchestra size shrank slightly—typically using 40–50 players rather than the 50–60 of season two—the creative use of instrumentation made this less noticeable.
In April 1990, Jones took a long-planned trip to the then-Soviet Union, where he accepted an invitation to speak at a composers' seminar (although he suspects the Soviets were really after his knowledge of high-tech synthesizer gear, which used some of the same cutting-edge electronics as defense technology). As a result, he missed two episodes: new series composer Jay Chattaway (recommended to the producers by Paramount television music executive David Grossman) did "Tin Man" as a fill-in score, while McCarthy scored "The Most Toys." Although Jones cleared the trip with the production well in advance, the schedule changed—and when the producers called Jones to work, they were alarmed to learn he was out of the country. It was a step along the way in the deterioration of the relationship that led to him leaving the show a year later. —


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Trust Lindsay Lohan to do the most outlandish things either for the public attention or may be because she is normally out of her wits! She has now been given the title of a thief and as the story unfolds you will know why. Apparently, she tried to get away with some really cool clothes after a photo shoot with Elle magazine two months ago, and stole a bunch of stuff from Louis Vuitton. Look at the irony of the situation, once the face of LV, is now being kept at a distance from their stuff. Now that's very Lindsay Lohan and I don't think anyone is surprised either. It may just be one of her mood swings.
Lindsay is just being herself!


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Report on the Nene Valley Motorcycle Club Annual Albert Glover Trial
Venue: Glendon Quarry. Date: 11/03/18
A healthy entry of 56 riders braved the mud at Glendon quarry for the 2nd round of the 2018 club championship.
The Albert Glover Trial was traditionally a road based open to centre event and the trophy features many great riders from the club's history. Fitting then that the Expert win was a closely fought battle between two long standing members whose fathers are both past winners. Steve Bird took the win holding his nerve finishing on just 1 point, clearly enjoying riding his new TRS. Jonathan Lee narrowly lost out on the furthest cleans tie break and showed his liking for the conditions, being the only rider to clean the tough section 6 every lap. Another tie break was required for 3rd and 4th with Joe Collins getting the nod over Dan Greeves, both on 5 marks.
Best Inter was Martin Greeves making good use of the 300 Beta's power.
50/50 Winner was the photogenic T&MX regular Dean Devereux who also set the lowest score on the middle route, riding his lovely Honda TLM260.
Alfie-Ray Turner was the Youth C class winner. Riding the 50/50 route Alfie impressed many people with some great rides on the screaming little Beta 80.
The Clubman class is always closely contested, Nick Boxall using all his experience took a well deserved win on his Beta. Section 6 again proving the toughest as the conditions worsened with Nick losing 8 of his 12 here. Just 3 marks behind was Christopher Jones who finished 2nd. Chris had a costly 3 on section 3, Observer Craig Wilford doesn't miss much. Gary Priestly was 3rd with some great rides but a couple of 5's proved costly.
Ryan Brown took the Novice class and Ryan Brown Jnr will be annoyed that he didn't quite manage to beat his Dad whilst winning A Class. Marcus Anthony took the A class easy route win.
Brian Ayres was out for only the 3rd time on his new Beta 200. Brian was riding really well and had a smile on his face all day taking the win on the Easy route from Chris Aylott.
Always great to see Tony Jones and passenger Jamie Howe out on the Beta sidecar outfit, getting some valuable practice in for the British Championship next week.
A recent and very welcome addition to the Nene Valley trials is a separate route for youths on Electric bikes. Deep mud and small wheels don't make things easy, however they did a fantastic job. William Sparkes was the winner on the green route dropping just 17 marks. Caelan Hanvey was 2nd and Harry Hunt 3rd.
Jake Tanfield was the winner on the Orange route. Jake only lost 14 points which is very impressive with such difficult conditions. James Hunt and Dexter Eckert had a very close battle for 2nd and 3rd with James just edging it by a single point.
The club would like to thank all the riders and observers and hope to see everyone at Geddington on 22nd April.


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CityVille Secrets Strategies - CityVille Hints and Tips
CityVille might seem like a pretty straightforward game, but there are tons of tips and tricks that you might not have known about that will help generate tons of cash fast and also let you level much quicker than you normally would.
by Marri Roberts Wednesday, February 23, 2011
You might think that the only way to level up faster and buy those expensive buildings is to spend real money on them, but that's where you are wrong. It is easy to make millions of coins in CityVille as long as you know what you are doing.
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First, it is important to make sure that you have enough storage space in your city. That's why you should always build at least one to two red barns to give your city enough storage space to supply goods to your businesses. Another basic CityVille strategy is to get lots and lots of neighbors. You can get neighbors by either requesting them through your Facebook friends list or by finding them on the CityVille forums.
Another element that requires some strategy is planning and placing your houses and businesses. One of the best and simplest ways to place houses in CityVille is by placing them in a square and then filling the middle of the square with tons of decorations. Also, another helpful CityVille tip is to place flowers and other decorations around the outside of your houses and businesses as these flowers and decorations will greatly increase the gold you get from collecting rent.
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When you place businesses in CityVille, you should follow essentially the same strategy. Place businesses in a square and put your businesses headquarters inside the square. This will ensure that you get optimum placement and also generate a higher percentage of gold earned. However, this is only the tip of the iceberg. If you are truly interested in learning out how to master CityVille, check out my blog for a much better source of CityVille secrets guaranteed to help you dominate the game.
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All-in-one anything usually piques my interest because I really don't like to tote around a lot of things. It gets tiresome and annoying. I'm sure you all can agree on that. The Keyport Slide allows you to get rid of all your keys (as long as it's fewer than six) and just have one fancy looking futuristic device. Do you fumble around in the dark trying to figure out which key goes to which lock? Keyport has you covered with a built-in LED light and the easy to use thumb slides ensure a perfect match every time. RFID is also integrated for remote keyless entry. They're currently working on a built-in remote so you can ditch that alarm remote, too. No launch date or price has been confirmed, but feel free to visit the site and have a look.
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