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A gigantic StarCraft 2 patch has arrived, adding chat channels to Battlenet and applying a ton of bug fixes and balance changes to the game. The StarCraft 2 editor has also received a lot of attention with new tips and hints and a suite of new tools. The patch also adds a Master League for the very best StarCraft 2 players in the world.
The patch notes are huge, but you can see the whole list on the Battlenet blog . The major additions made by 1.2 are the chat channel function that lets players communicate via public and private channels. Customisable hotkeys are now supported and there is a new 'Extreme' graphics option that lets the beefiest PC's squeeze a bit of extra polish out of the StarCraft 2 engine. As well as all this, the following balance changes have been made:
- Players can no longer block off ramps with two 2×2 buildings.
- Hallucination research time decreased from 110 to 80.
- Observer – Cost decreased from 50/100 to 25/75.
- Phoenix – Build time decreased from 45 to 35.
- Void Ray – Now deals 20% more damage to massive targets.
- Flux Vanes speed upgrade removed.
- Repairing SCVs now assume the same threat priority as the unit they're repairing.
- SCV construction movement has been made more consistent.
One of the biggest sections in the patch notes belongs to the StarCraft 2 editor, which has received additions like "a behavior flag to suppress fidgeting" along with a bazillion other improvements that should make the powerful editing tools even more flexible.
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Membership in Pacific Textile Arts entitles one to use the P.T.A. library and check out books.(in person, not by mail) It also entitles a member to at least four P.T.A. newsletters yearly, which keep us all informed about the many activities carried out by and sponsored by the organization.
We have held our membership fee to $15 since we began in Fort Bragg in order to make it possible for people of all means to belong. We greatly appreciate all the gift memberships bought and the generous donations above the basic fee that some supporters are able to send us. We are a non-profit 501(c)3 organization, so any monetary or in kind donations are deductable according to the law.
We give several scholarships each year allowing members to participate in workshops they might not otherwise be able to afford.
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We saw much more than just jaguars on our boat trips on the Cuiabá River. We also saw plenty of birds, of course; more on those later. And lots of caimans, which are Central and South America's version of the alligator. For those really into the nerdy details, the ones we saw in the Pantanal were spectacled caimans, while the ones we had seen back in the Atlantic Forest were broad-snouted caimans.
Occasionally we'd pass a capybara, or a family of capybaras, along the shore—capybaras are the world's largest rodent, weighing up to 150 pounds or more, and they have a cuteness factor that's hard to beat. They're found only in Central and South America.
As for birds, well, they were everywhere. We saw the three main species of Pantanal kingfishers—Amazon, green, and ringed—and Ricardo got a glimpse of a green-and-rufous kingfisher, but our efforts to track it down were interrupted when the boat driver got word of a jaguar sighting. Wading birds were especially common; we saw many cocoi herons (they look vaguely similar to the great blue herons we see in North America), striated herons, and rufescent tiger herons, along with a capped heron. There were great egrets, too, but we pretty much ignored them because they're so common in North America. Same with anhingas: We'd see one on a tree branch along the river and we'd just keep on going. Neotropic cormorants were too ubiquitous to get excited about, either. Read more


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Introducing Havana Grace Bauman:)
I was (and am still!) in total shock that we have another little girl! She is perfect in every way and has completely stolen our hearts.
She came into the world last night, 8/18 at 7:21pm, at 7 lbs 11 oz, 20 inches long, & a full set of BROWN hair!
I had her completely drug-free and epidural-free (!!!! Holy shit man), exactly as I wanted and hoped for and fiercely prayed for.
Thank you everyone so much for the prayers and encouragement the past 24 hours and all of you who have put up with me and still loved me through the past 9 months 😆
@chrisjbauman, you are the absolute best.
My adrenaline is kicking right now, baby girl and baby daddy are both sound asleep as I lay here wide awake purchasing all sorts of adorable baby girl things on etsy 😁🎀🎀 Hope to get a full birth story up on the blog at some point, but for now I just wanted to share our beautiful, happy, healthy news 💝👶🏻


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UPDATED: Montgomery School Board Raises New Objection to Labor Day Order
The Montgomery County Board of Education has asked Gov. Larry Hogan to take another look at his executive order mandating when school systems can start and end classes.
In August, the governor issued the order, which would require school to start after Labor Day and end on June 15, 2018, a move he said would give families a longer summer. Some, particularly in Montgomery County, criticized the order because it benefited Ocean City at the expense of instruction.
In a letter sent to Hogan on Thursday, the school board noted that if the county does not need its built-in snow days, the last day of school would be June 8.
"While we do not think you intended for your Executive Order to mandate that the last day of school be June 8, 2018, that is the practical effect of the interaction between your Executive Order and the requirements under COMAR," the letter reads. "We respectfully suggest that the unintended consequence of shortening the school year to June 8, 2018, has not been considered in full, and we ask you to reexamine this issue in the coming months and provide districts guidance in how to proceed when developing their school calendars for the 2018-2019 school year."
Hogan spokeswoman Hannah Marr said by email Thursday: "The only thing preventing teachers from receiving training are the unreasonable teachers union contracts that have been stealing classroom time away from children for decades. Montgomery County schools have nine full or partial days off for union service days, where students missed classroom time and parents were forced to alter their schedules or find childcare, on the 2017-18 calendar.
"Starting school after Labor Day is a common sense change that benefits students, parents, and teachers, and has the support of the vast majority of Marylanders."
Here is the complete letter:
Here's what school board President Mike Durso thought of the executive order in August:


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If we're talking about the factory GPS, it spent about two months telling me I was in the middle of the Columbia River off Hood River, so welcome to the club.. . . Now I have to figure out how the GPS will discover that I am about 4 miles from where it thinks I am... Any suggestions...???...
The problem is that the signal getting to the GPS receiver isn't strong enough. It was marginal when the cab overhang was half what it is now, so I'm pretty sure that they'll be too much in the way of getting a good signal now.
It's been a long time, so I'm not recalling all of my investigations, but I believe that you'll find a factory GPS receiver "puck" attached to the radio under the dash cover on top of the head end. I recall that I pulled it out a bit so it rode on top of the dash and that made the situation somewhat better. But it was never really reliable, and I eventually got a separate GPS which I RAM-mounted to the dash bar. That worked for me, though to be honest, with the new roof, even that might not do the trick. You might borrow a GPS unit from someone to test it. If that doesn't work, you'll need to see if you can find a unit with an input for a remotely located antenna.
BTW, and FWIW, there's a rudimentary GPS built into the Yaesu dual-band radio, and that has a remote GPS receiver; the puck is in a small white box. That setup will give your coordinates fine, but no hint of navigation.
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Seattle Sounders FC 1, Sporting Kansas City 0 | 2017 MLS Match Recap
Clint Dempsey has his 50th goal in a Seattle Sounders FC shirt, and there's at least one new co-leader in the Western Conference.
Dempsey's first-half header gave Seattle all the offense they needed to beat Sporting Kansas City 1-0 on Saturday afternoon, moving the home side into a share of the lead with the visitors.
The victory extended the Sounders' unbeaten streak to eight matches, with four straight clean sheets for Stefan Frei, and ended Sporting's run at nine without a loss in MLS play and 13 across all competitions.
Sporting arrived with five changes in the lineup from Wednesday's grueling Lamar Hunt US Open Cup semifinal victory over San Jose. They still managed a solid job of controlling possession and tempo through the first half-hour. But in the 36th minute, Jordan Morris got plenty of space on the right flank to send in a perfect cross that Dempsey nodded down and in for his sixth goal in four matches and 10th of the season.
- 36' - SEA - Clint Dempsey (WATCH)
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- DEUCE ON THE LOOSE: No, really. Dempsey is on a tear right now, with six goals in his last five matches and 10 on the season. Oh, and he also grabbed a share of the US men's national team's career scoring lead this summer. That's not what you might expect from a lot of 34-year-olds, especially from one who was sidelined down the stretch last season with an irregular heartbeat -- but Deuce shows no sign of letting up.
- THEY'RE BA-ACK: Osvaldo Alonso and Lamar Neagle both returned to the pitch for Seattle on Saturday, the former after four matches off with a knee sprain and Neagle -- now in his fourth stint in Seattle -- after spending the last one-and-a-half seasons with D.C. United. Alonso came in near the hour mark, while Neagle entered for Morris in stoppage time.
- FIRST ABSENCE, FIRST START: Defensive midfielder Ilie, who had played every minute of every match until Saturday, was one of the players held out by SKC head coach Peter Vermes in the wake of Wednesday's marathon Open Cup match. James Musa, signed late in the week from USL affiliate Swope Park Rangers, made his Sporting debut as part of Vermes' shuffled lineup.
Up next
- SEA - vs. Minnesota United, Sun., Aug. 20, 9:30 p.m. ET (FS1)
- SKC - vs. FC Dallas, Sat., Aug. 19, 8:30 p.m. ET (MLS LIVE)


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Hello everyone! I will be out of work before the week ends. I'm having a spiritual break with Tinee (bestest friend) and my other workplace friends...
We will all go to this place
I will blog about the place and my experience soon..
In the mean time please wish me luck and pray with me that someday, my silent wish would soon come true..
Thank you for dropping by. Have a great day ahead everyone! :-)
Monday, February 28, 2011
Will be on a break...
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Enjoy this time away! Blessings to you, my friend! ♥♥♥ReplyDelete
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looks like a lovely place for a spiritual break. Enjoy your time and looking foward to hearing all about it!
p.s. you're right about what you said in your comment on my blog - I DO need to take care of my health above all. Thanks for the reminder!
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Developing one or more cool music videos, can send a band to the top nowadays. The fantastic thing is that the video doesn't need to be produced with the best equipment or production value, in fact, DIY videos are often preferred to ones that are saturated with all the professional bells and whistles.
Because of this, making a music video for a client can cost as little or as much as you want it to. All you need are a few pieces of solid equipment, a little know-how, planning, and the creativity to get things moving.
This guide will go over a few of the things necessary to create cool music videos from scratch. So, if you want to compliment your client's song with a video that will give it some buzz, read on to find out how.
How to Create Cool Music Videos From Scratch
There are a few things to consider before you begin tackling your project. The whole video is based around a song, created by an artist, so make sure you understand the song before you start thinking about developing the video. Additionally, consult with the artist and get an idea of their vision.
Identify the themes, tones, and style that will be present in the video. There is a lot of room to be creative stylistically, so brainstorm a few different options. For example, you can piece together images like Andy Shauf did in his, "The Magician", music video.
You could also derive some inspiration from videos of the past. There is quite a lot of revival in the area of decades, like 80's and 90's music videos, which had generally low production value and didn't require much more than basic video editing software and a camera.
If you're trying to emulate the styles of the past, look into the cameras used in the music video you're recreating. If nothing else, look into the cameras that were industry standard during that time. You can try to find an older camera to recreate the style, or you can find a phone application that emulates the style of older cameras.
It's getting easier and easier to record videos with the ever-improving technology inside of our phones. In fact, a lot of apps contain free video recording and editing software. That being said, there are some benefits to physical cameras and editing equipment.
Either way you go, the first thing that you want to identify, is the technology you're going to use for your music video project.
What Kind of Equipment You Will Need
The equipment you need to shoot a cool music video, will depend on the specifications given to you by the band. Different shoots will warrant the use of alternate equipment. There are, however, a few things that you're always likely to need.
Think about what you want the video to do for your band, or your clients group. If you want a video that is low-fidelity, you won't need to invest too much in a camera. If you want the video to be on TV and gain national attention or have a better chance of going viral, you might want to look into the more expensive, higher quality options.
If you're shooting inside you'll also want to gather some lighting equipment. While it may be useful to look into some video lighting tutorials, you can definitely create a makeshift rig with lights found around your home, or perhaps some cheaper lighting from the home improvement or hardware store.
Learning the ropes of how to arrange lighting and making a shot look professional, will help you produce a quality video. Proper lighting placement, which you can arrange using expensive or cheap lighting equipment, come from well thought-through scene requirements.
Make sure you have a number of extension cords on hand if you're going to be shooting in a number of locations, to ensure the flexibility and tweaking you're likely to do on the spot.
If you're shooting in a single room you can skip this step, but if you're going to be shooting in a number of locations, you'll want to consider the following.
You'll want cases for your high-end equipment if you have it. Otherwise, the main concern that you'll have is moving your lighting equipment and props. This just requires that you have a couple of vehicles to safely transport your people and equipment.
Preparing a Location
Your chosen location, or locations, are an essential aspect of shooting cool music videos. Obviously, a scene in the woods just requires that you go to the spot and shoot the video. Some video settings can require more preparation and effort, however.
For example, if you're shooting a video in a diner, you'll need to speak with the management of the restaurant and gain permission, to ensure that they are alright with you shooting there. You may even need to ask them about coming in after hours if you require that the diner is empty.
Simply jotting down the logistics of your shoot will make it all the easier to flesh out later. Make a list of things that you need to prepare and people you need to speak with.
Video Editing
Most computers made this decade have decent video editing software. Macs have a pretty intuitive user interface that allows for the easy construction of a good video. This is where you have the opportunity to get really creative.
YouTube typically has tutorials for any video editing software that your computer will have, so make sure to look through a few videos and get a grasp for the basics. Additionally, you'll want to play around for a few hours, discovering editing tricks and tips, visual effects, and other unique things in the software that you can bring into the video.
It's important not to go too overboard with the use of effects, otherwise your cool music videos can become a very uncool ones. While they are useful and can add a lot to your video, it's always apparent when someone creates and overdoes the zoom, special effects, and transitions.
Seek Out Inspiration
Look to art, videos, and music for a little inspiration for your cool music videos. There's no better way to see where to go than looking to the past. Additionally, consider implementing modern art in your video.
For example, there are thousands of public domain images that you can use as backgrounds for green screens and visual supplements. If you're looking for some artwork or photography to inspire your music video, we have everything you'll need.
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Here are the audio source files for "Hospital Hill", off the album This Is Old. Includes a .MID tempo map. You can also grab MP3/FLAC/WAV stems here: stateshirt.com/music/source
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A Swedish doctor is on trial charged with the kidnap and rape of a woman whom prosecutors say he planned to hold in a soundproof bunker for years.
Martin Peter Trenneborg, 38, admitted to kidnapping and holding a woman for six days at an isolated house in southern Sweden about 550km (340 miles) from her apartment, but denied the charge of rape.
Trenneborg was arrested when he went to the woman's apartment to get things for her and found the locks changed.
He instructed the woman to go to the police, tell them that she was not missing, and get a new key for her apartment, but she promptly sought protection from the police, who detained her captor.
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'He said he was planning to hold me there for a couple of years and then I panicked and my whole body started to shake,' the woman, who cannot be named, told police.
Court documents allege that Trenneborg gave the woman, who is in her thirties, drugged strawberries in order to bring her to his bunker.
Chief prosecutor Peter Claeson told Reuters: 'The man has told us that he intended the woman to become his girlfriend and she was to stay there for several years.'
The prosecution also allege Trenneborg had plans to kidnap other women.
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Blueberries are one of the most popular fruits in New England (and elsewhere), and picking them has long been a popular seasonal activity throughout the region. With flowering time moving earlier as winters grow warmer, traditional harvest times shift, and the plant's whole reproductive cycle may end up out of sync with typical rain patterns.
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The editors of the African Disability Rights Yearbook (ADRY) are pleased to announce the publication of the fourth volume of ADRY. Section A of this volume features eight articles by: Mark Mostert exploring stigma as a barrier to the implementation of the CRPD in the African region; Lucianna Thuo on the inclusion of youth with disabilities in Kenyan political and public life; Ngozi Umeh on the intersection between 'disability' and the Nigerian Constitution; Enoch Chilemba on mechanisms for addressing violence against children with disabilities in selected African countries; Rebecca Johns and Colleen Adnams on sexuality education for learners with disabilities in a South African province; Paul Chappell on sexual access for adolescents with disabilities in South Africa; Willene Holness on the development of Sign Language in South African schools; and Abdallah Possi on the implementation of the CRPD in Tanzania.
Section B contains reports on three countries: Angola by Eduardo Kapapelo; Gabon by Maitre Christophe Tchudjo and Victorine Maptue Toguem; and Senegal by M. Abdoulaye Thiam and M. Seydi Ababacar Sy Sow.
Section C contains two commentaries by: Innocentia Mgijima-Konopi on the jurisprudence of the Committee on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities and its implications for the African region; and Dianah Msipa on the right to work and employment for persons with disabilities in the Southern Africa region.
This volume ends with a book review. Paul Chappell reviews Loneliness and its opposite: Sex, disability, and the ethics of engagement by Don Kulick and Jens Rydström.


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Full numberline 10 9 7 8 6 5 4 3 2 1. Straight from the top-secret laboratories of MI6, this book contains classified information on the amazing gadgets used by teenage superspy Alex Rider in his thrilling adventures - from exploding keyrings to motorised o-yos. Featuring technical specifications,classified blueprints and confidential reports from the secret service, this is the ultimate hi-ech guide to the dangerous world of espionage.
Title: Alex Rider The Gadgets
Illustrator: John Lawson
Categories: Fiction , Children's/Young Adult fiction,
Edition: First edition, First Printing
Publisher: United Kingdom, Walker Books: 2005
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You might have heard people speak about the term 'muddy' when it comes to your mix downs. And possibly you've wondered what they meant with that. Or perhaps you already know but haven't been able to figure out how to fix it. No worries, we've got you covered. In this feature 'tips & tricks' we'll focus on what exactly a … Read More
Tip 11 – Sidechaining your Reverb / Delay
So, you probably use a form of delay or reverb in every single track right? It's a great way to give a sound some movement, make it more interesting, smooth out the sounds a bit (I mean, that's why your vocals sound so good in the bathroom), or push it towards the back of the mix a little. It's very … Read More
Tip 10 – Mixing in Mono
Now since we've had a few tips about stereo imaging so far, and all the focus nowadays seems to be how to get everything to sound as wide as possible, I'd like to go down a different route and actually focus on the mono. As I've explained in my previous tips, the mono (or mid) information in a sound is … Read More
Tip 03 – EQ'ing the high frequencies
It's not all about that bass! Everyone who has been producing for some time has read it somewhere: Get rid of the low frequencies of sounds that don't need these frequencies, to clear up the mud and make room in your mix. And while a lot of people frantically follow this rule, they completely forget about the high frequencies. So once they … Read More


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UPDATE » Fuse is exclusively premiering all 17 'BEYONCE' videos this Monday at 8PM ET
Well, this was unexpected. Beyonce shocked everyone at midnight on Friday by releasing a self-titled album on iTunes complete with a video for every song (plus three additional visuals). The 14-song set features guest appearances by Jay Z, Justin Timberlake, Frank Ocean, Drake, Pharrell Williams, Timbaland, Michelle Williams, Kelly Rowland and Blue Ivy herself on album closer "Blue."
RELATED: Read our track-by-track breakdown of every song on Beyonce!
Queen Bey alerted fans to the unexpected release by posting a video teaser on Instagram accompanied by a one-word caption: "Surprise!"
The release is being billed as a "visual album," meant to be experienced as a full audio/visual piece from start to finish. "I see music," Beyoncé said in a statement. "It's more than just what I hear. When I'm connected to something, I immediately see a visual or a series of images that are tied to a feeling or an emotion, a memory from my childhood, thoughts about life, my dreams or my fantasies. And they're all connected to the music."
Beyonce co-directed some of the videos herself, the majority of which were shot during her Mrs. Carter Show World Tour. Locations included a beach in Brazil, the streets of New York and Los Angeles, a chateau in Paris, the Cyclone roller coaster in Coney Island and even a skating rink in Houston, TX, where Beyonce had skated as a child.
As photos of some of these video shoots had hit the internet over the past two months, fans had waited for any announcement of where they might officially purchase any of the songs. But Bey didn't release any comment (unless you consider becoming a 22-day vegan with Jay Z as some kind of comment) until now.
Explaining why she delivered the full album and accompanying visuals without any prior warning, she noted in her statement: "I didn't want to release my music the way I've done it. I'm bored with that. I feel like I am able to speak directly to my fans. There's so much that gets between music, the artist and the fans. I felt like I didn't want anybody to give the message when my record is coming out. I just want this to come out when it's ready and from me to my fans."
HOT SHOTS: Our 34 Fave Stills From Beyonce's Visual Album
Those fans spent almost the entirety of 2013 wondering if Beyonce was going to drop an album at all. In March, she released the very un-Beyonce-like, gangsta rap-inspired "Bow Down/ I Been On" on Soundcloud. That banger morphed into "***Flawless" for this new album, and it's so damn good we turned our 40 Best Songs of the Year list into the 41 Best Songs of the Year just to include it.
When she later became the new face of H&M, her song "Standing on the Sun" was used for promotion. Then, of course, there was the new track in her Pepsi commercial, "Grown Woman," which the Internet uncovered a full version of (but it was never official). And then she cut her hair off and we were all clueless.
Producer and collaborator Diplo shined some light on what might be going on with Bey in July. "I just did two songs for [Beyonce's] new album, well, I tried. I think she scrapped the record," he told the Sun. "The record was supposed to be done and they have been hitting me up for brand new ideas. I like to work from scratch, [but] sometimes I get called in to fix songs."
The statement accompanying tonight's release explains that Beyonce spent a year and a half recording the album in locations all over the world. The project began in the summer of 2012 when a number of writers and producers sequestered themselves in a single house in The Hamptons to live and work together. For an inside look at the process, check out Part One of a mini-doc called "Self-Titled" that has been posted to Facebook.
While the album is currently only available on iTunes, the physical album begins manufacturing today, with Beyonce's camp promising it will be available for purchase in CD/DVD form in time for the holidays.
As Beyonce noted in the closing words of her statement: "I just want to give my album to the people I love and respect and hope that they feel the same thing I felt when I made the music."
Here's the full tracklist:
1. Pretty Hurts
2. Haunted
3. Drunk in Love (feat. Jay Z)
4. Blow
5. No Angel
6. Partition
7. Jealous
8. Rocket
9. Mine (feat. Drake)
11. ***Flawless (feat. Chimamanda Ngozi Adiche)
12. Superpower (feat. Frank Ocean)
13. Heaven
14. Blue (feat. Blue Ivy)


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text: EXTREME close-up as BEAR goes in to sniff Russian wildlife photographer This is the hair-raising moment a bear moved in for an extreme close-up as it sniffed a wildlife photographer camped out in the Russian wilderness. Mike Korostelev captured pictures of the brown bear after it came within inches of his lens at his hide-out in Kuril Lake in Kamchatka, Russia. He was able to get up close and personal with the animals thanks to his self-built protective photography cage. He said: 'For pictures of the bears on the Kuril Lake, I specially built a cage of metal sticks. I brought the cage to the lake and put it on the shore, where there were a lot of salmon going to spawn. 'The cage became my home for a couple of weeks; although I spent the night in a tent on the territory of the Ranger Station. 'I sat patiently in a cage, waiting for the bears. When bears passed, I tried not to move, so they do not scare off. 'Some of them passed by, just slightly glancing at me. Some fished in front of my cage, not paying attention to me. 'And some of the most curious came to the cell and started sniffing me and my camera. 'At this point, I tried not to make a sound, and all that could be heard was the bear breathing and the sound of mosquito flies around his nose.


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Lake Forest Park Office Lends a Hand(s) on Community Service DayPosted in Events, Grant recipients, and News from the Foundation by Christine Wood
Greetings from the Windermere Foundation,
Kris Barrows of the Windermere Lake Forest Park office in Seattle submitted this about their Community Service Day project at Ballinger Homes.
"Ballinger Homes is an integral part of our community. It is a King County sponsored housing project that includes people from all over the world who have come to America to build a better life. The housing project sponsors wonderful programs for the children who live there. Windermere has supported the children over the years with various contributions, such as providing English dictionaries so that they children going to school could learn words that their parents could not teach them. The after school program provides tutoring for children, art education and life experiences. It is an amazing place to visit and view a sea of children of all ages and ethnicities working together to learn. Not only is book knowledge part of the educational background, but life skills. Those children who wish to learn knitting and sewing are encouraged to do so. This year our Community Service Project is enhancing the gardens that are provided for the people who live there so they can grow some of their own food and learn about composting and "green" skills. It is always a privilege to be able to go out into our own community on Community Service Day and provide help in areas that will improve people's lives when we are gone. Ballinger Homes has proven to be a good investment in our time and energy and we look forward to supporting them not just one day a year, but throughout the year. We are so lucky to have this opportunity to do something positive."
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Two fun developments over the past few days: The Stay Puft Marshmallow Man won the heavyweight boxing championship, and a librarian ended a reign of terror on the game show "Jeopardy!" Both results were unexpected. And welcome. The first hero was Andy Ruiz Jr., winning a seventh-round knockout victory over the previously unbeaten Englishman Anthony […]
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Much has been made this week of the moments of madness after Khabib Nurmagodemov defeated Conor McGregor in a highly anticipated Ultimate Fighting Championship event in Las Vegas. People rushed into the ring, punches were thrown. Some people who were at the event feared that the situation could devolve into a riot in the sold-out […]
It's Beginning to Look a Lot Like Fight Night
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Full credit to the author of that headline — which was used as the "lede" (the opening paragraph) in her newspaper story. Bravo, Shannon O'Connor of Southern California News Group. She has the story on a funky little place in the San Bernardino (California) Mountains, formerly known as Santa's Village, now called "Sky Park at […]
Mayweather vs. McGregor: We Fools and Our Money, Soon Parted
August 23rd, 2017 · No Comments · Boxing
Floyd Mayweather versus Conor McGregor is something a four-year-old would come up with. One of those curious kids who out of nowhere says, "Who wins if Green Lantern fights Wonder Woman?" That's what this … fight? … encounter? … scam? … feels like. Two competitors who have competed in different realms. Who have powers unique […]
Wladimir Klitschko: Too Good to Scorn
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As a boxing fan, I wanted to dislike Wladimir Klitschko. I really did. It seemed as if he and his brother took over the sport of boxing around 2005 — and rode it into irrelevance. But I couldn't really have an issue with Wladimir … or with Vitaly, his elder brother (and mayor of Kiev). […]
Pacquiao Shock in Australia
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Manny Pacquiao lost his slice of the world welterweight championship tonight when he lost a unanimous but controversial decision to little-known Australian Jeff Horn in Brisbane. The fight happened on Sunday morning, in Australia, so that it could be shown on live non-pay-per-view TV in the U.S., where it was Saturday night. (Here is video […]
Remembering the Vulnerable Muhammad Ali
June 3rd, 2016 · No Comments · Boxing, Olympics
I twice saw Muhammad Ali perform in person. On both occasions he came across as a shattered man. In the ring, in 1980, when Larry Holmes gave him a savage beating in Las Vegas. And again at the Opening Ceremonies for the 1996 Atlanta Olympics, when he was already firmly in the grip of Parkinson's […]
The National Is All Over Manny Pacquiao's Farewell Fight
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Manny Pacquiao says his third go-round with Timothy Bradley, at the MGM Grand tomorrow night, will be his last fight. It pretty much is time for the Filipino fighter, 37, to go, though a re-run of a re-run with a middling opponent is not exactly a Fight of the Century Part Dieu exit from the […]
The Big Sunday: Too Much News
November 29th, 2015 · No Comments · Abu Dhabi, Boxing, English Premier League, Football, Motor racing, soccer, Sports Journalism, Tennis, The National, UAE
As a sports editor, it is easy to wonder why various fields of endeavor cannot arrange their schedules so that they don't overlap and dilute their audience — as well as the media recognition they might get that night or the next morning. Today, for instance, we had at least four events that could have […]
'Greatest Ever' (on Very Little Evidence) Ronda Rousey Knocked Out
November 16th, 2015 · No Comments · Boxing
This was the big sports event of the weekend. UFC 193 and the knockout defeat of Ronda Rousey in Australia on Sunday by fellow American Holly Holm. In case you missed it, here are the dozen seconds or so that ended the fight — with Rousey on the canvas, bloodied and concussed.


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Diggin' In With Kim
Repeal and Replace…Governor Christie
Friday January 20th marks the inauguration of the 45th President of the United States. President Donald Trump took the oath of office at noon and a new era of politics began. As Piers Morgan put it in a tweet…
Brits love Obama.
Americans took a long hard look at his 8yrs in power & replaced him with his complete opposite. https://t.co/N8L4ozisMB
— Piers Morgan (@piersmorgan) January 19, 2017
So the Trump era begins. We'll have to see how the new President's policies impact the economy and security in our region. I'm confident that his plan and leadership ability will be enough to succeed and earn him a second term. More on the President in later blogs…for now, the race to Drumthwacket begins in earnest.
This morning was more than a typical conversation with New Jersey Lt. Governor Kim Guadagno. She comes into our New Jersey 101.5 studios every other Thursday for a special segment called "#DigginInWithKim". Today she told me that the segment should be renamed, "Sparrin' with Spadea". Guess she's been listening over the past two weeks as I've been very critical about the lack of leadership, particularly among Republicans in NJ to oppose the largest tax increase since the 1990's. At one point during the discussion Kim mentioned that electing more Republicans will help solve the problem. But I countered by reminding her that it was due to the Republicans cowering under pressure from GOP Governor Christie and Democratic Senate President Sweeney that enabled the tax to be passed in the first place.
Had a great conversation with New Jersey first Lt. Governor today, Kim Guadagno. We discussed the latest proposal to raise the gas tax, the Governor's bold idea to reduce property taxes and a little Star Wars…
The Star Wars conversation was in reference to the 'Lightsaber' I brought into the studio courtesy of our Chasing News Senior Producer Jason M. Rosenberg. It was part of my message this week pushing back on #DarthOroho, the Republican State Senator pushing for a higher gas tax. Oroho has been using scare tactics about the financial depletion of the Transportation Trust Fund and the 'imminent danger' facing commuters from NJ's infrastructure. Of course, as is typically the case in politics, much of what is being used to justify a huge burden on working and middle class families is an exaggeration.
Quite a morning on the air today. My day got jumpstarted by an article about State Senator Steve Oroho who has already conceded that the gas tax will be raised and wants to offset the tax with an income tax deduction. Wow. What a shell game being played by the NJ Legislature. More specifically the Republicans. I'll get to them in a minute.


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Every year thousands of people decide to volunteer abroad. Some go for only a week or so while others decide to do six months or an entire year. Even if you have volunteered within your country before heading abroad, it can still be a drastic change. The journey is well worth it as you will help others and grow as a person along the way, but you should get ready for certain challenges as well. Here is what to expect when volunteering abroad.
Culture Shock
Even if you choose to volunteer in a country that is just like yours, you will still experience some type of culture shock as every country is at least slightly different. If you are from an affluent country and opt to volunteer in a third world one, you will most likely experience an even greater shock. You will notice even small differences such as whether or not cars stop for pedestrians as well as larger ones such as the overall poverty levels. The good news is that there is curve associated with culture shock and over the course of your volunteer experience, you will get used to the new culture.
However, you should keep in mind that even though you have lived in your home country your entire life, reverse culture shock is still a possibility. This means that when you return from your stay abroad (especially longer ones of six months or a year), you will have to readjust to your own culture.
Although food is a part of culture, it is also important enough to be its own category. That is because every country has access to different food items and will prepare them in different ways. You may be used to bland foods while your destination eats a lot of spicy items. Or you may be used to a diet rich in meat, but if you are visiting a poorer country, it is likely that meat will not be a big part of the diet. If you have any dietary restrictions, it is also important to keep those in mind and be sure to know how to explain them in the language of your target country. Keep in mind that some countries do not understand vegetarians or even allergies as well as others so you may need help explaining.
Another element of culture that needs to be addressed separately is clothing. While many countries have similar styles of dress, some are more conservative than others. For example, while girls may be used to wearing short shorts in warmer climates, in some countries this can lead to unwanted attention. It is important to look into typical clothing before you go so you know what to pack and be willing to adapt as well.
Other Volunteers
The most common way to volunteer abroad is through some sort of organized program and if you are doing this, you will most definitely be with other volunteers. (Even if you organize your own trip, it is likely you will be working somewhere where there are other volunteers). Your interactions with these volunteers can be just as difficult at times as the interactions with the citizens of your target country. This is especially true if you are working with an international organization as the volunteers are from all around the world. This means that instead of simply having to deal with basic culture shock (between your home country's culture and that of your target country); you will also have to deal with cultural differences between you and other volunteers. It is important to keep an open mind as these other volunteers may end up becoming your lifelong friends.
You Will Grow
Although you probably won't grow physically while helping in another country, you will grow emotionally and psychologically. You will learn how to deal with cultural differences as well as the shock of poverty. You will also get to see more of the world and be able to better understand your own country and culture. You may find yourself appreciating parts of your own country that you had never noticed before or even developing a more open mind in terms of what about your country could be changed.
You Will Be Appreciated
If you are going to volunteer abroad, chances are that you are doing so because you want to help others. The good news is that many people will tell you what a difference you have made. Even if it is a small difference, those whose lives you touch will be sure to let you know. Even strangers you meet and talk to will tell you they appreciate your efforts when they find out why you are in their country. While you may meet some people who think you aren't needed, these people are rare, so try to brush them off and focus on those with a positive attitude.
Be Prepared For The Questions
Both at home (before and after volunteering) as well as in your target country, you will undoubtedly get certain questions such as: Why are you volunteering? Don't you want to keep studying? Don't you want to make money? Why not help closer to home? Isn't that country dangerous? These are only a few of them, but you need to prepare yourself to answer these and similar questions, or be ready to tell people that you aren't comfortable talking to them about it. Simply put, be ready to talk about your decision before you go and during your trip as well as your experience when you return.
You Will Be A Cultural Ambassador
Although there is no official position associated with volunteering abroad, you will be a cultural ambassador of sorts. That is because the people in your target country, especially the poorer ones, may only know about your home country from television, books or the media. There is a chance that you are one of the few people they will ever meet from your country and they will see you as a representative of the entire country. Be ready to answer questions about your country's culture, history, food, language, education system and other things as well. It is not at all uncommon for people to ask you to compare the two countries. When you return home after volunteering, expect to do the same thing but in reverse, where you will be representing the country that you volunteered in.


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The stock market can be seriously overwhelming when you are just starting to trade. There is an abundance of things to consider and so many options; you could end up losing it all if you make the wrong choice. The tips in this article will help you to invest wisely and make a profit.
Before you get into it, keep an eye on the stock market. Prior to making an investment, observing the market for awhile is wise. You should have a good understanding of ups and downs in a given company for around three years. This way, you will have a better idea of exactly how the market works, and will have more chance of actually making money.
Keep in mind that stocks are more than pieces of paper used for trading purposes. With stock ownership, you become a member of the company. Realize that this gives you entitlement to both their asset earnings and claims. Sometimes, stocks even come with the chance to vote on issues affecting the company that you are invested in.
You should always investigate the fees that you will be liable for from a broker before you register with them. Not just entry fees, but commissions, selling fees, and anything else they charge. These fees will add up to quite a lot over a long period.
When you're thinking of a rainy day fund, you should be thinking of an investment option that earns a lot of interest. You should also keep at least six months worth of expenses in it. This helps if you become unemployed or have costly medical bills, so that you can pay for your abode and other short-term living expenses while the other things are taken care of.
Look for stock investments that can return higher profits than 10%, as this is what the market has averaged over the last 20 years, and index funds can give you this return. The growth rate of projected earnings added to the yield of the dividend will give you a good indication of what your likely return will be. A stock with 12% earnings and yields 2% may give you an overall return of 14%.
For the novice investor in the stock market, you should be aware that sometimes success is gained in the long term and not immediately. Many times, specific company stocks can take one to three years to show positive movement, and inexperienced investors pull their money out too soon because of fear, ignorance or impatience. You have to be patient and take your time.
To make your stock portfolio better, create a plan including specific strategies. It should outline your plan for when to buy new stocks and when you plan to sell what you have. A firm budget should also be a part of your plan. Decide how much you can afford to spend and stick to it. This will let you make choices wisely and not be ruled by your emotions.
The article you just read was full of useful guidance regarding stock market investing. Just be sure to research those options and remain calm, so that you can see increased profits. Just follow this advice carefully and soon you will be reaping the profits.


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Thanks for the help with the wording and the wiki format, Higgs, I'm not a native english speaker and I'm trying my best, I'm just putting in some info to make the pages more accurate and complete :)
I'm not an expert Wikipedian/Wikifur-ian but I tend to disagree with the latest version of the page, modified by Spirou. Some informations, while surely not crucial, have been removed from the description of the event, making it less accurate and documented. Also, the request for citations and references for such a small event seems exaggerate, since 99% of the info can only be found on the official forum, which was strangely removed from sources. As you can see I'm one of the organizers so I can assure you this is the most we can provide for the Wikifur page. There are larger cons/furmeets with Wiki pages far less accurate and referenced than Zampacon and I think we could be content with what we can arrange :) I'll try to clarify where stated and keep Spirou's layout, while trying to keep the original content, as well as the sources. ~Valion
- I agree that the edit summary used should have been better - "wikify" should be used in summaries strictly for syntax changes (e.g. italicisation, list formatting), not to "explain" content changes. I imagine the website links were removed as they duplicate the link in the infobox; if your intent was to use it as a reference, individual posts should be linked, rather than the site as a whole, preferably using the standard system of inline citations. Personally I am concerned with what looks like statements of opinion: e.g. "a careful decision", "Sadly...", and "positive feedback[s]" (examples?). The section about it being the biggest gathering of Italian furs seems overwrought, too; the comparison with Eurofurence may be reasonable (but should be backed up by a reference if possible); talk of other websites is getting off-topic. Another minor issue; you changed back details of the hotel to present tense, but since it was under the heading for a prior year, it was correct to change it to past tense and to number the event as "Zampacon 2012". If the location is likely to be the same in future years, then I suggest lifting that section out of the Zampacon 2012 section. --GreenReaper(talk) 21:29, 1 May 2013 (EDT)
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Wikify (Medium) Revert to format used by most Wikifur con articles -"Background" section (POV statement, not historical data) +fact tags (just a direct link to the forum is not a ref link) +Grammar/spell check +ext links (Due Torri) +ref tag -Cleanup tag.
The edits/format conforms to one used by most Con articles in Wikifur. In this case, the Califur page was used as a working template. Some information was deleted (e.g. background) for being POV, and some paragraphs were reworded for clarity, English grammar, spelling, redundancy. Time tense words (is) were changed for present to past ones, as the convention had already occurred. Convention template added. References tags were added to the most notable parts, as it would be done with any other Con article, and just adding the website link next to it is not helpful to readers (they shouldn't dig into a forum looking for that passage/post, and that's why it was removed in lieu for the tags). Seem to many?. well, it's a small article so far, so it would seem it was tagged to Death not the case. Not the case. The time tag was added due to the way the Zampacon 2013 section was written. Sections: Unless the event is announced as Zampacon '12, full date should be displayed (2012).
Clarify tags were added specifically to the area where the event took place (vague), and what some of the staff's statements meant (i.e. the organizers agreed that such a limit was a careful decision for a first convention.). The External list has being removed again, as it's already listed inside the Convention infobox (Twitter, Facebook, IRC channels, other supporting external sites not inside the website should/will go here).
"There are larger cons/furmeets with Wiki pages far less accurate and referenced than Zampacon and I think we could be content with what we can arrange". If so, those articles will be tagged for reference too in the future. It the mean time this one was because it was being worked on last night. And additional Wikipedia and internal links were added to provide more useful data for readers.
If you find in the future that my, or any other editor, edits may be wrong, please do contact them on their talk pages, or the article's one. Don't just deformat the whole thing. The article was not targeted maliciously, just edited. Hope this explanation helps - Spirou 23:10, 1 May 2013 (EDT)
Working on a compromise[edit]
I'll start by thanking GreenReaper for his support and I agree with his review. I'll also be careful to remove any statements of opinion which slipped off as I wrote the article. I also will try to be more careful with the correct verb tense and whatnot, as I said, english is not my native language and I'm doing my best. Tho I have to disagree about the judgement on the "background" for the convention. It might seem out of topic or overwrought, but in my opinion it provides helpful information to the reader, who, especially if accostumed to the U.S. convention attendance rates, might overlook at this event and be unaware of the context surrounding conventions in Italy, which is not stated anywhere. So, forgive my lack of strictness on the whole "being on topic", but we should not forget that our final objective is to give the reader an accurate and comprehensive view on the subject, which includes its context. Other con pages as Furnal Equinox and Abando do cite their background as a part of their format. Of course I can try to provide as many reference as I can to support the numbers I am quoting, like Eurofurence newspaper which reported the extact numbers of attendees by nationality. If that is alright for you I can rewrite that section providing references for the data.
As for what Spirou wrote, I have to disagree. The page was indeed tagged to death, for such a small article on a fandom-based wiki. As I already already stated, I am not an experienced wikipedian, nor I do posses the time and the desire to become an expert, so I am basically gonna follow your lead for whatever needs to be done about "wikifying" the article as long as it involves moving text, changing the chapters or providing references. But when it comes to content changes, I'd like to say that I'm not thrilled about having to employ a great deal of my time to try to achieve some abstract and impossible standard of documentation and verifiability. It's not like I'm writing an article on a president, sources are bound to be limited if not unique and in a language that most people wouldn't understand anyway, and that's why I avoided to provide references to the single discussions on the forum. If you think it's necessary I can of course provide such links, but you'd have to trust my judgement on that, so we'd be back on square one :)
I don't want to sound hostile of course and I really do appreciate your time and efforts in making this article better, I even clarifyied the points where you asked me to, kept your format, and of course, the grammatical corrections. I don't feel the extrenal links as redundant with the Infobox, tho they contain the same link, they do stand out a little more and provide a quick spot to click for any visitor. Infobox is meant to be a summary, not a replacement to what is contained in the article, but I'll wait for your reply before setting it back. Also I didn't just deformat the whole think without warning, I did write my motives on this talk page. Tho I think it's a waste of both my and your time if we focused this much on a small article like this, when you could help the readers much more by wikifying some of the other con's articles, most of which have a different text formatting and layout, while I wouldn't waste my time having to work so hard on this small article while I simply meant to bring informations where noone did and help this wiki project to be up-to-date and accurate. I'll now try to respect your suggestions on the changes, and once again provide helpful and, this time, referenced (still to the italian forum topics) informations about this little event. If anything need to be referenced or clarifyied please just state it in the text and I'll try, when possible, to provide support, but don't just remove content, as I have to take a lot of my time to compare the two versions and find out what is missing.
I apologize for my lengthy reply, but I'm just trying to "put you in my shoes", so to speak, and understand the efforts of someone who is not an expert on wiki project but still wants to contribute without taking this too seriously, which for a fandom-based wiki is completely out of context. If I found out that my efforts in keeping this article detailed, up-to-date and as "wikifyied" as I can are still made useless for such reasons, then I'd just lose my interest in contributing, sorry :)
I hope we can find a common ground, best regards, Valion.
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Our stomachs were grumbling as we pulled up to Pat's, which is a good way to begin an evening of serious sampling. Pat's strip-mall location may be unimpressive, but as we entered, we were soothed by the comfortable, nicely-decorated and surprisingly spacious interior.
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