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Epilog : Who Me a Wizard A sad looking Halfling opened his eyes to a world of white he did not understand why the world was white. He did not know what snow was.
His next thought who am I, why am I cold. He was startled by the booming voice of a Silver-back Ogre, "Ambrose what are you doing in my territory? Did you bring your daughter?" The sniveling Halfling shivered and and said, "Who.Who. are you? Who is Ambrose?" The Ogre was startled by this response and placed both of his very large hands on the head of the Halfling. The first thing he spotted was the thought that maybe the ogre was going to eat him.
The 2nd thing was that the Halfling really didn't care. Every thing else seemed to be a big void. The Silver Wizard, Jo-be, took this as a challenge and he dove inside the mind of this pitiful halfling. It seemed that it was in a vast hall way with thousands of doors all shut and locked.
Jo-be began to systematically break down the doors and rape the mind of all its information. The information was then cast into the snow no longer useable. Jo-be crashed thru doors until he had the full story. Most of the story he laughed at especially the part about the Civet cat and its teeth. But the part he did not laugh at dealt with Marona.
That virgin pussy was promised to him. That was a crime that couldn't be left unpunished. The Black wizard would have to pay. First he would have to plan and figure how to enter the Black's domain. Anil and I was walking around the school grounds and I was explaining to her things about how Goshen differed from Earth.
She had caught on to the clothes thing within 5 minutes of arriving and she had conjured her self clothes like she was seeing other women wearing. I asked her how are you getting used to the Bra and Panties. My face turned a little red with her answer. "What is a Bra and Panties." I stared to explain but then thought why bother.
Instead I asked her how long she was going to stay and where was Streek. " I am staying until I am sure that the spells worked on Ambrose and you are really safe. Streek and slinky are around somewhere. That spell you used on her works really well." That brought up another problem I discovered when I asked where they were staying. Her answer was "With you." We devised a spell and cast it on my family. They would not think anything about her being there in the house.
Each morning when we left for school as soon as we stepped out side the front door she would appear to my brother as if she had been waiting there for us. We would then walk to Ramona's house and she would walk the rest of the way with us. Ramona was no longer a sub in my class. She was teaching Senior English. So there was no hint of favoritism. The first day Ramona was a little put out that there was another girl with me. But with a little tweak she was alright. After school I showed her around town and she was fascinated by two things.
Cheese burgers and Malts. Movies and TV also got her attention. Slinky's voice interrupted my thoughts 'Al do you have snow leopards here in your village?' 'No and my town is to small to even have a zoo. so why do you ask.' I felt a strong grip on my arm. I looked at Anil she sad, " I think we have trouble. You do not have Snow Leopards as pets, Streek says the one he saw was full grown." " The only familiar snow leopard I know of belongs to The Silver Wizard, a Silver-back Ogre.
The snow leopard morphs into a silver haired lady a real temptress." "She will be after you and she is a seductress. Remember one thing her enchantment is strong. If I slap you hard it will be to snap you out of her clutches not in anger." "What about the silver wizard.why would he come after me and what does he look like." " Al first off he was an ally of the Green, it was rumored that Marona was promised to him as untouched.
His looks are a little hard to describe.He is an Ogre." Anil looked at me and said, He is at least a foot taller than you and he has long shaggy white hair with 2" fangs always showing from his mouth.
"That should be easy enough to spot a six foot hairy beast should be easy to spot around here." "Don't get cocky Al." " He creates and illusion and you never know if it is him. Except it is difficult to hide his size. Now this description is sort of rough,'' Jo-be has a barrel chest about 60" waist about 45" his thighs are 38" and his calf's about 24" His feet are about 12" long and 4 times the width of your shoe." I wear a size 11ee. " His size he can't hide, Oh and the size of his biceps are as big as most men's thighs." I must admit I had begun to look at the large men walking near us.
I decided not to let it get the better of me. I took Anil to the movies they were showing ' Men in Black' again when it got to the departure scene, Anil sat up straight She said she thought there were some of her friends in the movie. And wanted to know where they landed. Shortly after that a calmness transcended over my body I seemed to be in a euphoric state of serenity.
I was slipping into the seat on my left. Suddenly Slinky and Streek leaped across me and there was a blast of noise and I felt my head explode as I was slapped very severely across my face and my body was yanked toward Anil. I heard screams in the aisles and the next day the Newspaper Headlines mention the suspected sighting of a large feline creature at the local Theater.
"It has started. " Anil announced we must be careful from here on out. She looked at me and said You are strong but he is stronger and more cunning than you can imagine.
You must not go any where alone, one of the dragons will be with you at all times their telepathy will assist us when needed.
We made our way home. Later I was laying in bed with Anil cuddled up next to me Slinky was next to Streek I had my arms around Anil and allowed my hand to slide down her back to her waist. I moved my fingers back and forth increasing their range of movement toward her nicely round butt cheeks.
I allowed my fingers to slip down into the crack between her globes. I could feel her nibbling on my neck. She had been with me for almost two weeks. She whispered do you remember what I told you when you rescued us. I nodded you warned me you wanted me to be fresh and ready to go all night.
She chuckled tonight is the night. She kissed me.deeply and scooted closer I moved to meet her and my cock slid between her legs and straight for her button. It tweaked her clit which caused her hips to move back and forth. The angle was not right for entrance. Anil lifted up and flipped me over on to my back.
Then she threw her legs over my head and settled her pussy down on my face. I slipped my tongue in to her tantalizing opening she says Ahhhh and leans forward and engulfs my cock into her mouth. I licked and poked with my tongue and the finger I had also entered into her pussy. The aroma of her pussy was very enticing and smelt like rose petals. The taste was indescribable but was a taste I couldn't seem to get enough. It was very difficult to continue to please her when she was working so well at lifting me up off the bed by the end of my cock then driving me back down on the bed as her mouth bottomed out on my cock.
She licked and sucked and I swear she was using magic. It felt as if while she was sucking me in her tongue was swirling around it felt like a second tongue was licking the underside of my cock I felt the fire down below getting out of hand and blazing to an explosion I slammed my mouth on to her tender parts and blew and swirled my mouth around.
It was enough and she began to fill my mouth with her juices. She made a few more slurps and I felt like I lifted her off the bed with force of the orgasm. I looked over and saw that Streek and Slinky were emulating Anil and I.
Slinky was sucking Streek dry just as Anil was doing to me. Anil lifted her legs and her head leaving only her stomach and her nipples the only thing touching me. Slowly her body began to move to rotate her nipples laying trail across my body until she was perfectly alined with my body.
She straightened her body lowering her head and sucking in one of my nipples.
Her legs straightened and touched me sensuously they caressed my legs then opened. I could feel magic fingers stroking and directing my cock to her opening but first rubbing the head thru her slit and nosing it up to her clit. Then instantly she pulled me inside her.
Ooooh it felt like a velvet glove&hellip.one that was on fire the heat she was radiating was making the friction so hot I was afraid my pecker was going to catch fire. She raised up and got her feet under her and while straddling me she began to ride me like she was a cowgirl. I was enjoying my self immensely the way she was using her pussy muscles. I felt Slinky's tail slip around my neck.When suddenly there was a crash like clap of thunder. The room lit up like a million watts of power surged through the bulbs.
Then I landed flat of my back.
On very uneven ground and of course there was a sharp pointed rock for me to land on. I raised up and looked around 'Where are we?
' 'Slinky you came too. How about Streek' 'No I had just released him. Don't you think you need to cover that up.' I looked down and realized I was still as naked as a Jay Bird.
I conjured my robe and Black wizard get-up.
Robe, boots, pistols and 10 gal hat. The next thing that occurred to me is protection. I cast an invulnerability spell. I t covered me in a circle 10 foot in diameter, as long as Slinky was inside the circle she would be alright too. Anil & Streek Anil was close to reaching her climax. One more stroke should do it.
She slammed her pussy down on Al's rock hard cock. Her pussy met no resistance and she slammed into the bed losing her balance she toppled off the bed and onto the floor. Streek screamed out he had been French kissing Slinky when she was ripped off his tongue. His mind was saying to much teeth and she was gone.
Anil looked to Streek, "Do you have them?" Streek canted his head and the strain was evident on his face, "No, faintly I feel something, but No I can't be sure. Maybe if Slinky reaches out. but not now." "Keep searching I will contact Goshen." Where am I I looked around, all around me seemed to be stone walls. Some distance away was earth moving equipment. I large drag-line with a bucket bigger than most dump trucks the Boom on the drag-line was over 60 feet long.
I was thinking wow that is a big piece of gear. I turned to Slinky and she was nodding her head 'NO' she could not connect with Streek. It was like a teaser she could feel him but couldn't touch him. Both of our heads came up. We had both heard a very loud noise. We turned toward the drag-line it was giving off exhaust smoke, then we heard a grating noise of gears clashing trying to mesh.
The tracks began to move and the behemoth was coming our way. Other machines began to start as well. The very large front end loader turned our way. It was a lot faster than the drag-line and it was charging our way. As it neared the bucket raised with the intention of smashing it down on us.
I pulled out my wand to enhance my spells. I began a subliminal chant within seconds Slinky had begun her chant as well. My thoughts was all on my spell would my invulnerability spell be strong enough. I was soon to find out, the loader was here. The bucket was at full height and it started downward, the bucket reached my protection with a flash of lightening the bucket hit smashed above me.
For a moment nothing happened then there was a screech of metal on metal and the bucket rebounded up to its apex, hesitated then tilted over backwards. Slinky stepped out of my protective circle grabbed the the front end loader with a large red hand on an arm of steel and began to spin it around and around up on releasing the loader it flew high in the air.
It came crashing down in thousand pieces in front of the tracks of the drag-line. The tracks slipped on the slick metal finally grabbing traction and crawling over the debris and coming on toward us. The engine of the huge Dump truck fired up and the gears meshed.
Standing on the hood was a large hairy creature. Running along side the Truck was a beautiful Snow leopard. The Silver-Back Ogre had shown his face. Slinky stepped back in the circle, she squinted her eyes and twisted up her face. A faint movement of the air in front of her was slowly emerging into Streek's face.he smiled then disappeared with a pop.
I was hoping he had seen us and was bringing assistance. I am not fool enough to think I am strong enough to take on a full fledged Wizard.
Especially one of the caliber of Jo-be the Silver wizard. There is no doubt that I am strong, there is also no doubt I am virtually untrained. In my mind I am screaming I need help. Jo-be has started all the machinery in the Quarry and it is moving toward us.
I racked my brain for something to use.I cast my mind back to Goshen. I grasped and transported and dropped 5 Cesterian worms in front of the machinery.
The worms began to dig their trenches and machinery began falling into the trenches. Jo-be roared in anger he ordered the drag-line. The huge bucket arose the teeth on the bucket was 14" long and 5" thick, they were 10" apart.
He lifted the bucket high and dropped it on the worms. I did not take long until the worms were dead. The trenches still held them out. A dozer began pushing rock and dirt to fill the trenches. My thoughts the SOB is making a bridge.
Coming from behind the Truck was a large group of Orcs. Oh how I hate Orcs. I checked my pistols even I knew they were fully loaded. I knew I could take out a lot of the Orcs with my pistols.
But to use them I would have to step out side my circle. I could cast spells but not push anything solid thru the circle wall.
I focused on the connection between the bucket and the cable I waited till Jo-be raised the bucket high. A few days ago a bolt holding the seat on Artie's bike the seat twisted but the nut on that bold was frozen. When he wasn't looking I used a small spell to loosen the nut. I now took that spell and modified it to work on the connection to release the bucket.
Jo-be was moving the bucket to the side which moved it right above the hood of the truck on which he was standing. I cast the spell and the cable sprang free.
The bucket was falling straight for him when he heard the roar from the Snow Leopard, Suelee. He looked and leaped aside just in time. He slung a spell instantly which hit the bucket and caused it to change directions. It was heading for my circle. The teeth tore the fabric of my circle, I can not repair the circle. it is a time spell. Now what am I going to do.
I know I am not as strong even if slinky helps. I try to use what is left of the circle. He could have sent in the Orcs and we would have been easy prey, He decided they weren't needed and he dismissed them. Jo-be seeing my dilemma began casting various spells, a fire ball, a lightening bolt and a water blast. I cast a shield which diverted his spells.
He just looked at me and smiled. I knew he was building to a full magical blast. I didn't know what his primary attack was, mine was Ice which I had never used except in practice. I gathered myself to ward off his attack. I was a bit worried, I had lost track of Slinky. I looked at Jo-be and could see a circle of electrical energy around him.Damn it would be Lightening. He pointed at me and the electrical charge left his finger aimed at me.
I cast my Ice bolt.
The two spells met midway between us. The Ice formed a dome shape but was melting quickly his electrical bolts were pushing my Ice back at me. Slowly I was losing, I was weakening soon he would penetrate my shield. Then I would be finished, where was Slinky. I heard the scream of the snow Cat. I was down to my knees his bolt was less than 6 feet from me and fading fast. Suddenly it seemed like my ice was pushing Jo-be' s lightening back.
I felt something next to my leg and heard a small voice. "It is not nice for you to attack my teacher. " Linda my savior is a now 10 year old little girl. Jo-be buckled down and increased the force, he was holding both of us back.
I heard him roar and his force relaxed for a second but was right back. He was waving above his head. I had to laugh attacking an Ogre and a wizard Ogre at that was a Tiny owl, Princess Aden. then he growled and screamed … Ooh Harpy claws in both shoulders had to hurt. He screamed again and his energy bolt ceased to exist. He was grabbing for his crotch when a ferret stuck her head out of his pants.
Jo-be was screaming I quit, a pair of arms wrapped around his body from the rear and a pair from the front as well two centaurs had a grip that even an Ogre couldn't break. Slinky finally showed up. She had been holding the rift open for my group to enter.
She had to get her licks in and nipped Jo-be' s left ear. Which finished stunning him. I heard a voice beside the truck and walked over to see what was going on. Roli was holding the head of the Snow Leopard and Barf was buried in her pussy hollering tease this bitch. And Rowrf was writing on his clip board. He smiled at me and said I am next.
Do you want a turn. A few minutes later and we were surrounded by the Queen and the full Wizards Council. According to the Laws of Goshen a Wizard can be stripped of his powers but a Wizard can not be sentenced to death. During the Wizards trial Jo-be was questioned. It came out about Marona and him being upset that I had taken what he had claimed as his, Marona' s Cherry.
It was explained that The Green had woven a spell that was a transport spell but busting her Cherry was required. The twists of Ambrose's mind was the cause of the problem. Jo-be said but I still want her and she is gone.
The Brown said "Not exactly, Marona," The slim and trim Marona stepped forward. Jo-be gathered her in his arms and began to cry. It was decided that Jo-be had misinterpreted the information from Ambroses head. And he was only guilty of love and lust. He was granted Marona as his apprentice. After a happy gathering of my group they all departed to Goshen, except Slinky, she stayed with me. I went back to school.


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General Interest
3 Lives Blood Drive
Remington College founded the 3 Lives program to be a national effort to recruit minority blood donors and help provide local hospitals with blood. Minority donors, particularly African-Americans, are in high demand because they provide blood with unique antigens that are vital for patients with sickle cell disease and other blood disorders. Please join us Thursday, Jan. 21, from 7:30 a.m. until 2 p.m. and from 4:30 until 9 p.m. at Remington College, 828 Downtowner Loop W., Mobile. For more information, call 251-343-8200 or email email@example.com.
Town hall meeting
Congressman Bradley Byrne will hold a town hall meeting in Baldwin County Thursday, Jan. 21, 2:30 p.m. at the Magnolia Springs Community Center, 14775 Oak St. For more information or with questions, please call 202-225-4931.
Government Street Lunch Forum
The Government Street Lunch Forum at Government Street Presbyterian Church is lunch and a speaker on Thursdays through March 17. The Jan. 21 speaker is Scott Hunter, former University of Alabama and NFL quarterback, who will give an update on college recruiting. Lunch costs $10 and is served at noon; the forum begins at 12:30 p.m. There is no charge to attend the forum. The church is on the corner of Government and Jackson streets in downtown Mobile. For details, call the church office at 251-432-1749.
Teen town hall meeting
All Mobile area teens, middle through high school, are invited to attend a teen town hall meeting, Saturday, Jan. 23, at 10 a.m. at Mobile Gas Auditorium, 2828 Dauphin St. Topics will include underage drinking, marijuana and prescription drug abuse. For more information, call 251-478-7855.
6th annual Snowbird Fest
Tailored to be one of the area's premier Gulf Coast events designed specifically to suit the unique snowbird lifestyle, Snowbird Fest is a trade show and entertainment festival featuring exclusive deals on rentals, sales, dining, golf and other attractions. Saturday, Jan. 23, from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m. at the Orange Beach Event Center at The Wharf, 4671 Wharf Parkway, Orange Beach. For more information, call 1-800-270-2457 or visit www.snowbirdfest.com.
New Year New Mobile
To kick off 2016, Mayor Sandy Stimpson is embarking on his "New Year New Mobile" Resolutions Tour. He will host a series of town hall meetings throughout Mobile to share his vision for the future of the community. The next meeting will be at 6 p.m. on Tuesday, Jan. 26, at Corpus Christi Catholic Church, 6300 McKenna Drive.
Winter Wednesdays at Bellingrath
Dr. Mark LaSalle, director of the Pascagoula River Audubon Center, will tell guests how to identify birds along the Gulf Coast and how they can participate in the Great Backyard Bird Count. Weather permitting, he will lead a bird walk through the Gardens. The event begins at 10:30 a.m. Jan. 27 in the Magnolia Cafe at Bellingrath Gardens and Home in Theodore, as part of the Winter Wednesdays series. Visit www.bellingrath.org for the full schedule. Admission is $13 for adults, $7.50 for ages 5-12 and free to Bellingrath members and to ages 4 and younger. To register, call 251-973-2217.
The Great Mardi Gras Chill-Out
Going to a Mardi Gras parade with kids has never been so relaxing! Join Azalea City Montessori for parade-watching, kids' activities and a chili cook-off Saturday, Feb. 6 at Nina Nicks Joseph Child Development Center, 209 S. Washington Ave., in downtown Mobile. $10 admission gets you access to our fenced-in playground on the parade route, inviting CDC facility with clean bathrooms and a changing area, and all the hot chili you can eat! Proceeds benefit Azalea City Montessori. To register your chili for the cook-off or for additional information, visit www.azaleacitymontessori.org. We hope to see you there!
"Things My Mother Taught Me"
Weekends through Jan. 24, the South Baldwin Community Theatre presents "Things My Mother Taught Me," the story of two young lovers packing up their belonging and moving across country to start a new life in a small Chicago apartment. Written by Katherine DiSavino. 2022 W. 2nd St., Gulf Shores. For more information call 251-968-6721 or visit www.sbct.biz.
The Joe Jefferson Players present a colorful retelling of Molière's classic comedy. The show runs weekends through Jan. 31 at the Playhouse, 11 S. Carlen St. Friday and Saturday showtimes at 8 p.m.; Sunday matinees at 2 p.m. Tickets are $20 for adults, $15 for seniors and military, and $10 for students. Order tickets at www.joejeffersonplayers.com; call 251-471-1532 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
GCAA Art Market
The Gulf Coast Arts Alliance, in partnership with the city of Gulf Shores, will present the GCAA Art Market Saturday, Jan. 23 from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. at First Presbyterian Church, 309 E. 21st Ave., Gulf Shores. Indoor market featuring hand crafted and original work of regional and local artists and delicious food. For more information visit gulfcoastartalliance.com or call 251-948-2627.
Something Special for Saturday
Come to Mobile Public Library Saturday Jan. 23 to design and create your own Mardi Gras hats at 10:30 a.m. for ages 3 and up. Moorer/Spring Hill Branch Library, 4 S. McGregor Ave. Registration is encouraged. For more information or to register, please call 251-470-7770 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Epiphany concert
Join Christ Church Cathedral for an Epiphany concert at 4 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 24, for Cathedral Pops' second annual concert. Christ Cathedral is located at 115 S. Conception St. For more information, call 251-438-1822.
Open studio
Each Sunday come enjoy complimentary mimosas as artists work at the Cathedral Square Gallery, 612 Dauphin St., in downtown Mobile. Works by more than 60 area artists also will be on display. For more information, call 251-694-0278.
The life and work of Emma Langdon Roche
The Historic Oakleigh House's exhibit on Mobile artist and author Emma Langdon Roche is open until Feb. 1, free and open to the public, at the Historic Oakleigh House Museum 350 Oakleigh Place in Mobile. For more information, call 251-432-1281 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Tutankhamun: Wonderful Things from the Pharaoh's Tomb
Through April 3, experience the life and death of one of history's most legendary kings through an exhibition of more than 100 reproductions of the boy king's treasures at the History Museum of Mobile. The replicas range from beautiful recreations of jewelry, enormous statues, Tut's nearly 300-pound, solid-gold inner sarcophagus and replicas of the pharaoh's sacred and personal possessions include his state chariot, golden shrines, beds, thrones, jewelry, spectacular funerary mask, mummy case and royal mummy. History Museum of Mobile, 11 S. Royal St. Call 251-208-7508 for more information.
Live at the Museum
In honor of the American composer Steve Reich, the University of South Alabama's percussion ensemble is putting together a special preview of the full season retrospective being mounted this year by USA's music department at Mobile Museum of Art on Thursday, Jan. 21. Come get a taste of the sounds that changed music in America. Doors open at 6:45 p.m., show starts promptly at 7 p.m.; $10 at the door, beer and wine by donation. MMoA is at 4850 Museum Drive. Please visit www.mobilemuseumofart.com for more information.
Thursdays at MMoA
Every Thursday from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., the Mobile Museum of Art offers free admission to all visitors. Join MMoA each week to experience the museum in new and exciting ways throughout the year. No reservations are necessary. MMoA is at 4850 Museum Drive.
Tea for Two
The Fairhope Museum of History hosts "Tea for Two" each Tuesday afternoon at 2 p.m. Guests enjoy a cup of delicious Baldwin County tea, cookies and a lecture on an interesting aspect of Fairhope history. These very popular afternoon events are sponsored by the Friends of the Museum. For more information on upcoming programs, call the Fairhope Museum of History at 251-929-1471.
Soccer Camp
Join University of South Alabama coaching staff and head coach Graham Winkworth for winter soccer camp. On Saturday, Jan. 23, from 8:45 a.m. to 4:15 p.m., USA will host a girls' soccer camp for grades 8-12. To register or for more information, visit www.grahamwinkworthsocceracademy.com or email email@example.com.
WBA Turtle Shuffle
Join the Women's Business Center at the SGA Pavilion on USA's main campus on Saturday, Jan. 23, at 8 a.m. for the Turtle Shuffle Race. The race is a 5K-certified course. Register by mail or in person at McCoys, Run-N-Tri, Fleet Feet or Running Wild. Packets may be picked up on the day of the race from 6:30-7:45 a.m. Please visit www.eventbrite.com for more information.
Irish dance lessons
The Maccrossan School of Irish Dance is offering beginner Irish dance lessons every Saturday morning at the Azalea City Center for Performing Arts, 63 Midtown Park E. Classes are available for ages 4 through adult. Learn the beautiful art form of Irish dance with instruction in jig, reel, figure and ceili dancing! For more details, please contact Julie Ann Black at email@example.com or by calling 228-239-2422.
Yoga at the Steeple
A Christian-style yoga class is taught by Mary Mosteller every Wednesday, 11:45 a.m. to 12:45 p.m. at the Steeple, 15 N. Joachim St. All levels and all types of people are welcome. Please bring your own mat. Cost is $10 per class. Perfect for a lunch break from work or an hour of stretching and restoration before you pick your children up from school.
Ballroom dance
The Moonlight Chasse Ballroom Dance Society hosts dance classes the first and third Monday of every month, with professional instructors at 7 p.m. followed by dancing from 7:30-10 p.m. Admission is $10. This event is BYOB and there is no need to bring a partner. Beginners are welcome. Fitzpen Place, 11247 State Highway 31, Spanish Fort. For more information, email Cassie Fishbein at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Bridge lessons
The Mobile Bridge Center offers free bridge lessons each Tuesday beginning at 6 p.m. at the Mobile Bridge Center, 1510 University Blvd. Arrive a few minutes early to register. If you have questions, call the Bridge Center at 251-666-2147 between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m.
Sustainability Summit
On Friday, Jan. 29, the Green Coast Council, an initiative of the Alabama Coastal Foundation, will hold the 2016 Sustainability Summit. For the second year in a row, this educational event will take place from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at the University of South Alabama's Student Activity Center. People interested in seeing a detailed schedule or registering can visit www.joinACF.org. Registration is $55 for general attendees, $45 for members of the Green Coast Council and $20 for students. To join the GCC, please email email@example.com. The price to attend ACF's annual meeting is $25.
Red Cross certified first aid course
The Daphne Public Library will provide a free Red Cross certified first aid course on Thursday, Jan. 21. Participants will learn what items and supplies they should have at home and receive instruction for administering first aid for a variety of emergency situations, from dog bites to falls. The class will begin at 4 p.m. and be conducted in the library community room at 2607 U.S. Highway 98. To register, call the Daphne Library at 251-621-2818, ext. 211, or email your request to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Money management
This seminar is full of information on how to develop spending plans, money management skills and other goal-setting techniques. It will be held from 6 to 7 p.m. on Monday, Jan. 25. Register at Lifelines/Consumer Credit Counseling office, 705 Oak Circle Drive E., Mobile. Due to limited space, please call 251-602-0011 to register in advance.
Self Improvement
Senior health fair
West Side United Methodist Church, 269 Mohawk St., will host a senior health fair from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Wednesday, Jan. 27. Learn about programs and services available to those aged 55 and up for healthier, happier life at this free event. Call 251-478-3721 for more information. Open to the community.
Vision screening
The Daphne Public Library will hold a family vision screening on Tuesday, Jan. 26, from 12:30-5:30 p.m. Adults and students (K-12) can receive a free vision screening by the Alabama Lions Sight Conservation Association. The sight screening is sponsored by the Daphne Lions Club, and will be held in the Daphne Library's Community Room, 2607 U.S. Highway 98. Registration is requested. Email firstname.lastname@example.com or call 251-621-2818, ext.211.
Addiction counseling
Narconon would like to remind families that the use of addicting drugs is on the rise. Take steps to protect your family from drug use. If you know anyone who is struggling with drug addiction, get them the help they need. Call for a free brochure on the signs of addiction for all drugs. Narconon also offers free screenings and referrals. Call 1-800-431-1754 or visit DrugAbuseSolution.com.
Top Cats Toastmasters
Top Cats Toastmasters meets every Monday from noon to 1 p.m. at the Red Lobster near the southeast corner of Airport Boulevard and Azalea Road in Mobile. You can practice your speaking and listening skills and learn to think on your feet in a relaxed, friendly atmosphere. Dues are $43 twice a year, and lunch must be purchased. Toastmasters International is a worldwide organization. For further information, call 251-344-2938.
Downtown Toastmasters
The Downtown Mobile Toastmasters Club 2815 hosts a weekly educational lunch meeting at T.P. Crockmiers, 261 Dauphin St., from noon until 1 p.m. on Tuesdays. Practice your speaking, listening and leadership skills in a relaxed, friendly environment. Lunch must be purchased. Our dues are $42 twice yearly. Toastmasters International is a worldwide organization. For more information, call 251-404-3924.
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Delhi gang rape: All 4 accused found GUILTY
A fast track court in Delhi on Tuesday found all the four accused guilty in the brutal rape and murder of a 23-year-old girl in a moving bus in New Delhi in December last year.
The judge will decide on the quantum of punishment on Wednesday, when the four men will be sentenced.
The verdict in the incident, which had evoked nationwide outrage and consequent amendments to the anti-rape laws, follows a trial, which was concluded in 130 hearings and was extensively covered by the media.
The decision comes almost ten days after the juvenile accomplice was sentenced to three-year term at a detention centre after being held guilty by the Juvenile Justice Board of gang rape and murder of the paramedic and robbing a carpenter before the incident of gang-rape in the same bus.
The trial in the robbery case against the four is progressing in another court.
While the victim's male friend did not attend to repeated phone calls, his counsel D K Mishra said, "He wants to move ahead".
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Delhi gang rape: All 4 accused found GUILTY
The victim's parents, who were not satisfied with the sentence given to the juvenile, have said, "Nothing less than death to the four adult accused can do justice to our deceased daughter."
The paramedic's brother, however, accepts that the law provides not more than three years' punishment to a juvenile' but adds that the four co-accused should get the death penalty.
Additional Sessions Judge Yogesh Khanna had on September 3 reserved his order for Tuesday after the prosecution and the accused concluded their arguments.
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During the trial, accused Mukesh admitted his presence in the bus while the other three accused -- Vinay Sharma, Akshay Thakur and Pawan Gupta -- denied the charges levelled against them.
Prime accused and bus driver Ram Singh was found dead in his cell in Tihar jail on March 11, over a month after the beginning of the proceedings.
Special Public Prosecutor Dayan Krishnan had, however, junked their claims and pressed the prosecution's version -- that the accused were out on the road on the night of December 16 in pursuance of a plan and targeted the victims, including the girl -- in their "quest for sexual satisfaction and loot" and they committed a crime which was "grotesque to say the least".
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Starting a Farm from Scratch: Part 1
by Chris Grataski
The Clovis Program is focused on the ancient human lineage of hunter-gatherer cultures and the lessons they have to teach us. There are two, 12 session semesters, one spring and one fall which can be taken together or separately. The program is for students 6-12.
Each week the students will be guided to further their education of wilderness self-reliance and naturalist studies. Each semester will have three to five themes that will run throughout, informing the curriculum, allowing us to go deeper into the subject and ensuring the students engage with the information and skills in a variety of ways. This creates a more thorough education and helps to build lasting understanding of our studies.
This year the themes for Clovis are:
Fall: Plant Journaling Friction Fire Wood Carving Natural Fibers Awareness Games
Spring: Wildlife Tracking Mammal Studies Winter Trees and Teas Accuracy Games
In learning these skills students get an opportunity to cultivate personal strength and understanding of oneself. Each day at the Clovis Program includes time working on core skills such as tracking and awareness, hands on projects with natural materials, and time learning about the landscape. As the months go by students begin to build their knowledge and understanding through practice and study, and experience the achievement of completing long term skills projects. In order to ensure student to teacher ratios we will be limiting the class size to twelve students per group.
This program will be held at Roots School. 192 Bear Notch Rd, Corinth, VT, 05039
This program will also be held at our location in Plainfield, VT.
Sign up for either the whole year or just the semester individually. Deposits or full payments are due with registration. Payment plans can be established.
Deposit $500 Balance: $1200 Full Price: $1700 ($100 off)
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The program dates are September 13, 20, October 4, 11, 18, 25, November 1, 8, 15, 29, and December 6, 13. Every session is on Wednesdays, from 9AM-3:00PM
Deposit: $300 Balance: $600 Full Price: $900
The program dates are March 7, 14, 21, 28, April 4, 11 May 2, 9, 16. Every session is on Wednesdays, from 9AM-3:00PM
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The program does not occur on these dates: TBA
Logistical information about what to bring for your class, camping during overnight courses, directions and so forth can be found here.
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The Justice Minister said she is very concerned for the young woman and baby at the centre of the first known test of the country's new abortion laws.
Frances Fitzgerald said the Government will continue to monitor the law and see how it is used following the shocking case.
Earlier this summer the woman was denied an abortion under the new Protection of Life During Pregnancy Act after she claimed to be suicidal.
The woman's case was reviewed by a panel of three medical experts before they decided not to permit her terminate the pregnancy.
Minister Fitzgerald said: "Well obviously I can't comment, as you will appreciate, on individual cases.
"Obviously I would be concerned and people reading the accounts will be concerned for the woman and the baby involved.
"Clearly we passed legislation earlier in the year and will continue to monitor that legislation and see how it is being implemented."
It is believed the woman who is not from Ireland was unable to leave the country to have an abortion in the UK because of her legal states.
It has also been reported that the women became pregnant after being raped.
It us understood that while the woman was suicidal the obstetrician on the panel said because the baby was at a very advanced stage, it should be delivered.
At first the woman did not agree with the decision and went on hunger strike but she later consented to agreed to have the baby which was delivered by Caesarian section.
The case has raised a number of serious questions about the Protection of Life During Pregnancy Act and there may now be calls for it to be amended.
The Act came into force last January and for the first time it set out when an abortion could be allowed under Irish law.
There are provisions of terminations when there is a threat to the life of the mother, including when she is suicidal.
When this is the case the woman goes before the panel of three medical experts who assess her condition.
If they agree that the threat to her life is established they will allow an abortion take place.
The latest case has raised concerns among pro-choice and anti-abortion groups have which both claim that it exposes serious problems with the new law.
Pro Life Campaign spokesperson, Dr Ruth Cullen, said: "Reports that an unborn baby was recently delivered at 25 weeks, citing provisions in the new abortion Act, underlines the horror and deep-seated flaws of the government's legislation.
"To induce a pregnancy at such an early stage inevitably puts the baby at risk of serious harm, such as brain damage, blindness or even death.
"The fact that the panel could just as easily have sanctioned an abortion in this case also brings home everything that is wrong about the new law."
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Doctors for Choice, which campaigns for a "comprehensive reproductive health services", also said they are concerned about the case.


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Set in the heart of Palermo, Soria offers the perfect summer hangout since 2012. The outdoor terrace and patio are the bar's big attraction although it has indoor refuge for the occasional stormy day. Deck chairs, plants and starry skies but also great drinks and DJs make it a place for both relaxing with a cold beer and dancing the night away. Soria also serves bar food and has a spot to park bicycles, keeping up with all the latest city trends. Gorriti 5151, Palermo. 4832-1745.


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On Saturday November 21st the Dutch .net usergroups SDN, VBCentral and my own dotNed will host the third annual CodeCamp. This time it will take place in Rotterdam. As with all CodeCamps, attending the event is free provided you register first at the http://www.codecamp.nl site.
on this day Freena Eijffinger (from NSquared) and myself will present a session on development on Surface. I am currently hard working on the content of it, but now it looks like Freena and I will split up the talk in two parts: one technical, and one functional. It may not come as a surprise that I, the C# MVP, will focus on the technical part.
I am looking forward to the event! If you are in the Netherlands around that date, I suggest you come visit us in Rotterdam and say hi!
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OIED Forms National
Diversity Advisory Board
The Office for Institutional Equity and Diversity (OIED) has formed a National Diversity Advisory Board (NDAB) comprised of distinguished NC State alumni and friends. The NDAB was first convened in May 2013 for the purpose of gathering a group of influential leaders in a range of diverse professions, with an affinity to NC State and a vested interest in helping to guide diversity programs and initiatives at the University.
At its initial meeting, NDAB members received an introduction to OIED, each other, and NDAB's purpose. The day-long meeting included overviews of OIED and its units, which include Equal Opportunity and Equity, Diversity and Inclusion, Multicultural Student Affairs, the African American Cultural Center, the GLBT Center, and the Women's Center. The day closed with strategic planning. The Board convened again on November 1, 2013, just before NC State Homecoming weekend. The November meeting included remarks from NC State Provost Warwick Arden, the Pack's PACT program, and NC State's Partnership with Historically Underutilized Businesses/Minority Business Enterprise. The day concluded with a tour of Hunt Library's state-of-the-art facilities and committee meetings.
Joanne Woodard, Vice Provost for Institutional Equity and Diversity, explained that "the National Diversity Advisory Board is a 'best practice' promoting diversity and inclusion in academe. The board members are sincere in helping NC State to be an inclusive environment for discovery, learning, and civic engagement that celebrates diverse people with diverse talents. Our office had enthusiastic response from alumni and supporters who agreed to join the Board and give of their 'time, talent and treasure.' While our office has a number of advisory boards comprised of NC State faculty, staff, and students, the National Diversity Advisory Board provides a valuable perspective from stakeholders external to the university who are committed to supporting the mission of NC State as well as giving to OIED's Diversity and Equity Fund."
The Board meets on campus semi-annually to stay up to date on current developments of OIED and its collaborators, to establish and enhance relationships with and within the University, and to offer perspectives and resources in the areas of equity and diversity. NDAB members hail from many professions and locations.
The inaugural Board members are: Angela Caraway, Founder and President, The Caraway Management Group, Inc. , Raleigh, North Carolina and Founder and President, The Caraway Foundation, Ansonville, North Carolina; Angela Carroll, Director, Medical Affairs - Dermatology, GlaxoSmithKline; Tony Caravano, Vice President of Education for Higher Education Strategic Initiatives, Compass Group USA; Teresa Cunningham-Brown, Senior Director of Recruitment and Retention, Wake County Public School System; Latricia Frederick, Human Resources, Cisco Corporation; Liz Riley Hargrove, Associate Dean for Admissions, Fuqua School of Business, Duke University; Dena King, Attorney, North Carolina Department of the Secretary of State, Raleigh, North Carolina; Monica Leach (NDAB co-chair), Associate Professor of Social Work and Faculty Diversity Liaison for the Office of Institutional Equity and Diversity, NC State University; Darryl Lester (NDAB co-chair), Assistant Director, African American Cultural Center, NC State University and Adjunct Professor, Executive Masters in Public Administration Program, North Carolina Central University; Mary Malaythong, Department Manager for Education, The Museum of Modern Art, New York, New York; Lance Mangum, Senior Federal Affairs Representative, FedEx Corporation, Washington, D.C.; Josh Rainer, Expion Software; Angela DeLuca Thompson, Project Manager and Systems Engineer, Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory, Laurel, MD; Joanne G. Woodard (NDAB co-chair), Vice Provost for Institutional Equity and Diversity and faculty member, Department of History, NC State University; and John York, Senior Associate Analytical Consultant for Security Intelligence Solutions, SAS Institute.
For more information about NC State's National Diversity Advisory Board, please contact NDAB co-chair Joanne Woodard.


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Various kids party services in Ajax, Ontario, Canada. Everything Kids Party, Kids Birthday Party Directory is a great place to find everything you need for kids birthday parties and events in Ajax, Ontario, Canada.
You want to have the perfect party for your child, so start searching our kids party directory! Here you will find various birthday party services for kids in Ajax including Entertainers, Clowns to hire, Event Planners, Face Painters, Princess Parties, Catering Companies and BBQ Services, and Magicians.
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Distorted Antisemitism Statistics in Germany
by Manfred Gerstenfeld
The German Minister of the Interior Horst Seehofer recently presented the country's criminal statistics for 2017. These included 1,500 criminal antisemitic acts — about four per day. The minister claimed that 95% of these were motivated by right-wing attitudes. Another source reported that there were 947 antisemitic incidents in Berlin in 2017, an increase of 60% from the year before.
But if right-wing perpetrators of antisemitic acts were so dominant, why did several leading politicians come out in the last few months against Muslim antisemitism? The major public exposure of Muslim hate crimes against Jews in Germany started after the burning of a homemade Israeli flag in Berlin in December 2017. The video of this event went viral around the world.
For many years, Muslim antisemitism has been intentionally ignored and sometimes whitewashed in Germany. Severe criminal cases coming out of parts of this community were treated as "incidents" instead of as a structural problem.
Since last December this has suddenly changed. The Christian Democrat Jens Spahn — the current Minister of Health and former Deputy Minister of Finance — put it clearly. He said that antisemitism in some Muslim countries was omnipresent. He mentioned ongoing incitement in families and mosques. He furthermore stressed that Muslim immigration had brought additional antisemitism to Germany. Spahn called on German Muslim organizations to do their duty and condemn the antisemitic crimes committed by Muslims.
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By April, even Chancellor Angela Merkel felt she could no longer remain silent. After yet another antisemitic attack in Berlin, she said that the authorities should act with extreme force against antisemitism — both by Germans and Arabs.
The newly appointed antisemitism commissioner Felix Klein has also come out against Muslim antisemitism. He said that Muslim refugees frequently come from countries in which antisemitism is in good taste. He added, "These people do not shed their prejudices at the border."
Even the parliamentary faction leader of the leftist Green Party, Katrin Göring-Eckardt, addressed the subject. She said that her party had spoken too little about antisemitism among Muslims and ethnic Arab immigrants. Göring-Eckardt claimed that the right-wing AfD party abused the fight against antisemitism to freely express its Islamophobia. She also stated that antisemitism in the form of hostility against Israel should not be tolerated.
All these statements about Muslim antisemitism seem bizarre if 95% of antisemitic crimes in Germany are indeed caused by right-wing perpetrators.
To find out the truth, one has to look into more professional documents. The Office for the Security of the German Federal State of Hessen has published a report on antisemitism on the internet, authored by Ann-Christin Wegener. In analyzing the manifestations and ideological background of antisemitic agitation on social networks in Germany, it found that right-wing and Muslim perpetrators are more or less equally numerous among the hate-mongers. Logically, if one adds the incitement on German Turkish and Arab social media, we could assume that the majority of this antisemitic hate comes from Muslim sources.
Wegener mentions in her study that the authorities' claim that the dominant majority of antisemitic incidents are caused by the extreme right results from the way that the police report crimes. As long as nothing is known about the motivation or the perpetrators — which is probably often the case — she claims that these incidents are labeled as right-wing motivated.
In view of all this, the German authorities should order the police to be more truthful in the future when reporting about perpetrators of antisemitic incidents.
Dr. Manfred Gerstenfeld is the emeritus chairman of the Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs think tank. He was given the Lifetime Achievement Award by the Journal for the Study of Antisemitism and the International Leadership Award by the Simon Wiesenthal Center.


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Brooklyn Autism Center celebrates new location with ribbon-cutting ceremony
Brooklyn Autism Center (BAC), a 1:1 nonprofit, private school for children with Autism, will be celebrating its move to its new location with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Thursday, Sept. 26 at 6 PM.
BAC's new location is on the third floor of 57 Willoughby Street. The new space includes an expanded conference room, larger classrooms, and a state-of-the-art playroom with a rock-climbing wall. Food will be provided by Creative Cuisine, refreshments will be donated by Key Food Montague Street, and cake will be provided by Carlo's Bakery. Brooklyn's own Pies 'n' Thighs is donating dessert.
This event is free and open to the public. Registration information is available at the Brooklyn Autism Center website: https://www.brooklynautismcenter.org/ribbon-cutting-ceremony.
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Mouzenidis Travel opens new office in Thessaloniki
July 17, 2017, 16:56
Mouzenidis Travel, a company under the umbrella of the Mouzenidis Group, one of Greece's largest travel companies, has moved its offices closer to the heart of the city center of Thessaloniki, to Tsimiski 10. The address was home to the historical book store Molcho.
In its new home, Mouzenidis Travel offers all of the services including organized and individual trips inside Greece abroad, air tickets, transfers, hotel bookings, etc. while its experienced staff is at your disposal with the best suggestions to satisfy your travel dream.
Monday, July 17, the inauguration of the new office was held. The Director of Mouzenidis Travel in Thessaloniki, Mr. Tasos Belesiotis, declared that "We are very pleased with the new space on the main street of the city that brings us closer to Thessaloniki, and to its visitors, to continue to offer high-quality travel services the Mouzenidis Group is known for."


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Ski bunnies: Jack Nicholson, Kevin Costner, Kate Hudson, Goldie Hawn,
Celebrity Wedding VenuesWhere Celebs Tie the Knot
Wedding season is coming up, so Galavante went in search of the world's top destinations where A-listers say "I do" (or at least, "I do for now.")
Where: Big Sur, California
Who: Starlets Anne Hathaway and Natalie Portman, who even shared the same wedding planner.
Why: Big Sur is private. The area's No. 1 wedding venue, the Ventana Inn & Spa, has an uninterrupted 50-mile view of the Big Sur coastline. And, at the intimate suites and villas, you can have the view all to yourself.
Love nest: The Ventana Inn & Spa, Big Sur, ventanainn.com
Where: Turks and Caicos Islands, the Caribbean
Who: There must be something in the water, because Hollywood couples who come here together, stay together, like Jennifer Garner and Ben Affleck, and Penelope Cruz and Javier Bardem.
Why: The Parrot Cay Resort plans everything from the flowers to the cake, but they keep it small, with just parties of eight (and yes, that includes the bride and groom).
Love nest: Parrot Cay Resort, Turks and Caicos Islands, comohotels.com
Where: Italy
Who: Salma Hayek and Francois-Henri Pinault, Emily Blunt and John Krasinski, and Jessica Biel and Justin Timberlake, have all celebrated their nuptials here.
Why: Italy is for lovers. It's also for wine-lovers. Direct access to the best wine in the world is an obvious bonus. Plus, there's the rich culture and history, which Hayek maximized by celebrating at Venice's infamous Teatro La Fenice opera house.
Love nest: Make like Justin and Jessica and stay at Borgo Egnazia, Savelletri di Fasano, Province of Brindisi, borgoegnazia.com
Where: Montecito, California
Who: Everyone from Gwyneth Paltrow and Chris Martin to Hilary Duff and Mike Comrie.
Why: The Kennedy lore: Hollywood elite love to tell their friends that they tied the knot at the same spot where JFK married Jackie O.
Love nest: San Ysidro Ranch, Montecito, sanysidroranch.com
Where: The U.K.
Who: William and Kate, Charles and Diana, Madonna and Guy Ritchie.
Why: Whether they're royalty or just think they are (ahem, Your Madgesty), celebrities love to wed in the U.K.'s iconic historic locations like Westminster Abbey, or royal halls such as Scotland's Skibo Castle.
Love nest: Skibo Castle, Dornoch, Scotland, carnegieclub.co.uk
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Night Fisher
As a backdrop, Maui is not standard fare, and the setting raises intriguing questions about isolation and emigration.
Night FisherPublisher: Fantagraphics
Contributors: R. Kikuo Johnson (Artist)
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Writer: R. Kikuo Johnson
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Publication Date: 2005-11
Lonely as a Rock: A Comic Book View of Prep School in Hawaii
In R. Kikuo Johnson's debut comics novella, Night Fisher, a high school botany teacher drones to his class, "Asia's 3,500 miles from here, gang. That's a long way for a seed to travel... In fact, it's been estimated that before human settlers, one new species migrated to Hawaii every 50,000 years. That's how isolated we are here, folks."
None of the students are listening. Most are asleep. Maybe this is because they are already painfully aware of their geographic seclusion. The book itself begins with a series of deadpan topographical maps: successive stages of the Hawaiian islands' slow growth from insignificant blips on the radar, to active volcanoes, and on to the geological forms we have today. There is something deeply contingent and unrooted in this vision of contemporary Hawaii -- a sentiment bluntly captured by the main character's unfriendly love interest when she announces: "I can't wait to get off this fucking rock."
The picture here is not high-school-as-prison or Hawaii-as-hell. Instead, Night Fisher's subject is more like high-school-as-tide-pool, or better, prep-school-as-biosphere. You're lucky to get in, you're lucky to get out, and new species enter about once every 50,000 years. Loren, the main character of the book, moves from Boston to Maui, where he attends prep school, and though he sticks out like a sore-thumb, it seems like he'll be trapped on the island forever; Shane, Loren's best friend at school, is doing his best to get off the island (and does, to Boston), whilst putting on a convincing act as a beach-bum local who'll never go anywhere. What we've got are two friends on the verge of trading places, intersecting for a brief, awkward moment before the intercontinental swap is complete.
While Night Fisher is an impressive debut in many ways, Johnson's chosen subject matter (high-school + friendship + loss) has been rather well covered already, especially in comics. At least two towering works of recent comic art deal with that particular nexus of discomfort. One is Black Hole, Charles Burns' icy romp through the wasteland of the American id. Another is Ghost World by Dan Clowes. The latter features two sardonic high school girls whose friendship eventually peters out when one is admitted to an out-of-town college while the other just sticks around. That, come to think of it, is pretty much the plot of Night Fisher, too -- which is a little like writing your first novel about a monomaniacal sea captain intent on slaying a pale-skinned whale. Sounds interesting, but hasn't someone done that before?
Of course, as a backdrop, Maui is not standard fare, and the setting raises intriguing questions about isolation and emigration. Still, this is a prep school narrative like many others: life is still school, and interesting is still getting your hand under a girl's skirt or getting high on a drug you've never heard of. (In this case it's called batu, an amphetamine derived from rat poison.) The totality of existence is little more than a fragile Petri dish culture, only here it's iodine-stained in black and white ink.
Judging from the pedigree of the book's creation, Johnson himself has rebelled against such a feeling of imposed isolation. He was born in Maui, but attended Rohde Island School of Design, a fancy arts college in Providence, Rhode Island, with an increasingly impressive program in comic art. Night Fisher is Johnson's first solo post-graduate publication, and it was drawn over the course of three years in Rome, Italy, Wailuku, Maui, and Brooklyn, New York. Still in his early 20's, Johnson is evidently not the kind of guy who sits around waiting for the seed of an idea to arrive on the wind once every 50,000 years. In fact, the book is full of exciting strands of influence which are otherwise woefully lacking in American comics today.
Most notable is Johnson's fast, thick, expressive brushwork. It is a technique reminiscent of both traditional Japanese calligraphy and American styles from Jack Kirby to Craig Thompson. But unlike these artists, Johnson manages a refreshing balance of heavy line without exaggerated caricature. In this way his art is more reminiscent of European comic art, particularly of the legendary French auteur Edmond Baudoin. The influence of Frank Miller (the artist whose comics inspired the movie Sin City) is on display here too, in Johnson's apt use of bold silhouettes, dramatic frozen motion, and dynamically stacked square panels. We might also detect a manga sensibility: the book is full of marvelous sequences illustrating simple, physical actions, poetically extended through time and space.
In other words: Night Fisher is not a typical product of the North American independent comics scene. It's also full of innovative story-telling techniques which comics aficionados especially will appreciate. Most intriguing among these is the introduction of detailed technical images into the flow of the regular panels. For example, as various characters attempt difficult tasks (changing a tire, tying a knot), diagrammatic images accompany the narrative. Or, in a perfectly executed sequence, sine wave functions appear on an x-y axis above an image of the main character plunging his face into gently waving water. After a long night of druggy fun, he is freshening up for a mathematics exam.
But Night Fisher is frustratingly inconsistent. The kind of ingenious moves just mentioned are delightful, but they don't necessarily add up to much in the end. Similarly, where Johnson's art works, it is stunning. He has a gift for capturing atmospheric landscapes, particularly at night, where his ink-loaded brush comes especially in handy. When he slows down enough to render detail along with the usual dashes of black, Johnson's drawings reveal a shimmering variety of marks, and acute attention to layout and light. Unfortunately, many of the rest of the pages seem rushed, and the heavy brush ends up lending a numbing uniformity to his line and to his lettering. Johnson appears bored with scenes that merely advance the story, and we get bored with him.
Essentially the same fault plagues the emotional life of the book. In the kind of story Johnson is trying to tell -- a story primarily about human relationships, and also a story with not that many words in it -- it's important for an artist to visually nail the internal life of his characters with spot-on accuracy. Sometimes this happens: in one scene, Shane winks at the female desk attendant at a hotel. The look on her face -- a magical mixture of embarrassment, delight, and annoyance -- could not be more precise. Too bad that, in general, the characters of Night Fisher are weirdly mannequin-like, expressing something just shy of human emotions. In general, what's missing here is detail: detailed drawings, detailed feelings, detailed personalities.
Put it this way: what Night Fisher really needs is more night fishing. Despite the alluring cover, which shows a solitary, silhouetted figure dangling a long fishing line into opaque water, there are only one and half scenes in the entire book where anybody actually goes fishing at night. Clever readers, of course, will be quick to point out that that title is meant metaphorically, and I'll leave it as an exercise for the same clever readers to figure out exactly what this metaphor is. The problem is that the best scenes in the book are the night fishing scenes, and a few other similar sequences: transcendent moments when mood, environment, and landscape overcome the pesky story playing out before it.
We want less snoozey "real life" high school drama, and more of what Kikuo Johnson has now proved he can do superbly: palpable, sensory, moment-by-moment sequences of experience, especially at night.


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As the left continues to use Obama campaign Co-Chair Eva Longoria to lie about Mitt Romney and to try to have female voters buy in to their claim that Romney and the G.O.P. are waging a war on women, Mitt Romney has released another simple but very effective ad that is designed to the set his record straight on the issue of abortion. (See ad in the video at the bottom of this post).
The 30 second spot uses a woman voter named Sarah Minton to explain not only that Romney doesn't oppose the use of contraception, and that he supports the use of abortion as an option in cases of rape, incest, or to save a mother's life, it also takes an approach that appeals to women who may be traditional Democrats and are uncomfortable voting for a Republican.
The Romney campaign has long ago seen evidence of the fact that many Democrats, including Democrat women, are unhappy with the job Barack Obama has done, but that they don't feel good about voting for a Republican. So for at least three months now, the Romney-Ryan ticket has shaped and targeted messages to such people that offered them a sense of it being okay to vote for someone other than Barack Obama in 2012. Mainly by pressing the point that they are not alone in their feelings because there are millions of Americans who feel the same way…. like Sarah Minton.
Script of the ad entitled "Sarah"
You know those ads that saying that Mitt Romney would ban all abortions and contraception seemed a bit extreme.
So I looked in to it.
Turns out Romney doesn't oppose contraception at all.
In fact he thinks abortion should be an option in cases of rape, incest, or to save a mother's life.
This issue is important to me. But I'm more concerned with the debt our children will be left with.
I voted for President Obama last time but we just can't afford four more years.
While the ad is simple, it is also straightforward and it leaves the targeted voters with at least a subconscious understanding that President Obama really doesn't deserve their vote a second time.
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The countdown is on!
The countdown is on!
It just turned to August (sidenote: where has the summer gone?), but the Britney Army is already marking their calendars for September when Britney's ninth studio album will reportedly drop.
Brit mentioned in a new interview with Australian radio hosts Rove and Sam her upcoming record will premiere in the near future, but gave us one of those 'you'll have to wait and see' responses regarding the exact date. Fortunately, Sony left a breadcrumb trail providing a release date.
A PDF titled Supplemental Information of the Consolidated Financial Results for the First Quarter Ended June 30, 2016 hosted on Sony's server says Britney's album will drop September 1, which is odd considering it's a Thursday. Albums are typically released world-wide on Fridays.
The tentative album title is still TBD, so it's possible September 1 is just a placeholder for some time next month.
Time to raise the roof!
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Tempting Ventures is an independent Venture Capital investor founded to back high calibre management teams of niche recruitment businesses with which we have a shared vision. We support recruitment businesses we invest in with the following resources.
We provide our partners with smart capital to give the management teams the confidence to invest in the people, platforms and infrastructure that will allow their business the best chance of success. We look to continue to invest in our portfolio throughout the investment cycle. We aim to support management teams to deliver sustainable growth, enter new markets and make their own acquisitions.
We are committed to supporting our portfolio management teams through access to the best talent in their market. Whether it's senior management, established fee earners or entry-level hires; our in-house recruitment team will use their network to support you in selecting from the best.
Digital Marketing is at the heart of everything we do and we strive to help our partners identify and push their voice in their chosen sector. We work with teams on thought leadership and employer branding to ensure their clients, candidate and potential hires engage with their brand.
Operations and Technology
We love technology enabled businesses and our Investment team work with management teams to identify and analyse the data, technology and processes that will allow their business the best chance to operate efficiently, scale and outperform the competition.
Financial Savings and Management
Whether its access to discounted Linkedin licenses, CRM licenses, I.D. lines or access to advice around how best to structure and report your businesses finances, our team are here to help
Our Investment Team has run and operated recruitment businesses in Europe, USA and Asia Pacific; transacting in over 50 countries. We work with management teams to identify areas for expansion and have a tried and tested formula for expanding into new geographies.
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The team at Tempting have a track record of achieving successful recruitment exits through Management Buy Outs, Private Equity acquisition and listing. Resultantly, we have a deep-rooted understanding of what drives value in a recruitment business. We aim to work with management teams through the entire life cycle of the investment to deliver premium returns for all key stakeholders. At the heart of this is the alignment of objectives amongst the management team, directors and shareholders.


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A relaxing break back home in the states was much needed, but I'm happy to be back in Italy — mostly for the food. This semester I'm really going to try to limit my pasta intake, but I won't deprive myself of it either. Tonight is one of the nights I will happily indulge. On the menu is Wildly Delicious Wild Mushroom Fettuccine. Let's get cooking.
I arrived in Florence on Friday around 2:30, and the first thing I did was go grocery shopping, of course. There is a different Conad pretty much across the street from my new apartment so I went there….never again. This store was so cramped and congested. I thought I didn't like the old Conad, but this one was simply atrocious. I left unhappy, and decided to continue my shopping trip on Saturday.
After a night out on the town, the first thing I did when I woke up at 2pm was go to the old Conad, which is only a 5 minute walk away. I can't believe I was happy to see this grocery store, but I was.
I couldn't find the 3 types of mushrooms that I needed — portobello, crimini, and shiitake. I was very surprised about the portobellos and criminis since they are ITALIAN mushrooms, but I digress. Conad had 2 types of mushrooms…I don't even know their names, but I picked them up since I didn't have any other options. I still couldn't find Romano cheese, so I can't believe I did this, but I dragged my butt back to the smaller Conad and found the cheese. Now I swear I will never set foot in that store again. EVER.
I came home and napped a bit before I started to cook. Neither of my room mates are big fans of mushrooms so I was alone on this cooking adventure. The prep for this didn't take long — cutting up shallots and mushrooms is a piece of cake.
Creating & cooking the sauce for this scrumptious pasta dish was also a piece of cake. I just threw all the ingredients together, and voila! I had a delightfully smelling mushroom cream sauce to toss with my pasta.
While everything was still being cooked to perfection, I chopped up the garnishes: green onions and hazelnuts. I bought a tiny bag of hazelnuts, and as I tried to open them they exploded all over my kitchen! I even called that that was going to happen. I think I spent more time cleaning up the nuts than I did actually preparing the meal.
Finally I made my little bowl of pasta and made it picture perfect with the onions, nuts, and a sprinkle of cheese. Then, my stomach was beyond excited for the moment of truth.
3..2..1…YUM-O! It's dishes like this that really baffle me on how people don't enjoy mushrooms. The noodles were perfectly coated in this creamy, tender sauce and the cheese was the perfect touch to compliment all of the flavors. My room mates were definitely missing out, but that also meant more food for me!
Now time for the rating. Wildly Delicious Wild Mushroom Fettuccine receives ♥♥♥♥ (4) hearts. Mushrooms + pasta = one happy Mary. Even though I told myself I was going to go easy on the pasta this semester, this dish was definitely worth the extra carbs and calories. I would love to make this dish again with the three original types of mushrooms to see how mush the flavors change.
It honestly feels great to be back in Florence, and even better to have a bit of pasta back in my system…let's see if I'll actually be able to limit how much pasta I eat this semester…
Fino alla prossima settimana! (Until next week!)
-Mary Honkus


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A recent survey examined what business owners want from their financial service providers.
For small business owners, choosing the right banking partner is paramount to making sure orders get filled, employees get paid and operating costs are managed in a timely manner.
A recent survey of 600 business owners with annual sales revenue figures of $20 million or less conducted by nonprofit financial consulting firm BAI investigated how businesses bank in 2019. Its research highlighted some of the challenges of business banking, as well as the types of financial services that entrepreneurs want and need.
"Businesses need their financial services provider to make their banking experience easy, so they can focus on running their business," said Karl Dahlgren, managing director of research for BAI.
Business owners want customized banking services
Finding the right business banking solution is an important step in maintaining a company's cash flow. When asked what they wanted in a financial services provider, business owners participating in the BAI survey consistently said they sought out ease of use and business-friendly policies when choosing a partner. [Related: Business Bank Account Mistakes to Avoid]
According to the survey, the top three reasons a business owner would choose a new financial services provider are "lowest fees, best rates and understanding their business needs."
In the same vein, respondents listed the top four improvements they would like to see in the current business financial services space:
- Improve the "omnichannel experience."
- Create a better in-person environment at physical branches to better realize a business's goals.
- Offer customizable solutions and provide better tools to handle a business's financial needs.
- Offer actionable, "real-time content" to help handle everyday banking.
"One of the most important priorities we uncovered is that business owners expect a smooth omnichannel experience, which they are not receiving today," Dahlgren said. "By listening to and understanding the voice of the customer, financial services leaders can seize an opportunity to stand out amongst the competition and provide unparalleled service offerings."
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Businesses want more banking services to be available online
While BAI's survey focused on what businesses want and need from a financial services provider, researchers also examined how business owners interact with their current partners.
Researchers found that 79% of business owners use the same provider for their business banking needs as they use for their personal finances.
While that figure may suggest some level of brand loyalty, researchers also found that business owners tend to have a lower net promoter score (24) than the average consumer (35). Generally, a net promoter score is used to track customer satisfaction and loyalty to a provider.
A majority of respondents said they visited a physical branch to open new deposit accounts, apply for loans, request merchant services and set up other financial services, but most reported wishing that they didn't have to. Approximately 70% of business owners said they would rather open a deposit account online, while nearly 50% said they would like the option of taking out a bank loan on the web.


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National Nurse's Week!
National Nurses Week is held from May 6th – 12th each year to recognize the invaluable work of nurses. Nurses are the first line of defense in the prevention of illness and injury. They champion and promote the health of our nation. The observance week ends on May 12, which is the birthday of Florence Nightingale (May 12, 1820 – August 13, 1910).
The Auglaize County Health Department employs seven Registered Nurses and contracts with one Registered Nurse. Combined, they have over 125 years of Public Health experience.
The Auglaize County Health Department would like to recognize our nurses for the amazing work they do every day for our county residents:
- Charlotte Axe, RN
- Jenny Boroff, RN
- Denise Brown, RN
- Becky Egbert, RN
- Brenda Eiting, RN
- Lynnette Lininger, RN
- Diane Schulze, RN
- Renee Zwiebel, RN
We would like to also thank all of the other nurses working hard each day to help make us healthier.


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Words by Billie Jenkins
In the sixties Life magazine commissioned photographer Bill Eppridge to capture the relatively new skating scene in New York. Although the subjects aren't the always the coolest kids his collection offers a revealing insight into the craze that was sweeping the country in all it's awkward glory. A strange combination of hipster and novelty it offers an alternative view of American skateboarding, showing the more domestic trend to swing off the back of the pack leaders. Here we've chosen our favourites for you to enjoy.


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Do YOU want to be our new Examiner columnist?
ARE you young and fun? Do you lead a hectic life full of partying?
Do you have strong, punchy views on the news?
And, finally, can you string a sentence together?
You could be our Pen Idol!
We're looking for hot new talent to write for the Examiner.
This is your big chance to break into journalism - or just develop a hobby that brings in extra beer money.
The contest is open to anyone - students, workers, jobseekers - from any ethnic background.
We'd particularly like to see entries from Huddersfield's black and Asian communities.
The only rule is that you must be aged 18 to 30.
We might pick out one new, paid columnist to write once a week, or we could choose as many as four, who would contribute about once a month.
It all depends on WHO writes in and WHAT they say.
Examiner editor Roy Wright, who will head the panel of judges, says: "We want young, sparky writers to talk about their wild nights out, their friends and adventures.
"You also need to be on the ball when it comes to current affairs, because we want you to write about your views on the news, too."
A typical column might include a main piece that's about 400 words long, plus two or three secondary pieces of 100 to 250 words each.
And to convince us that you're the writer for us, we want you to put together what we call a "dummy" column, a mock-up to give us an idea of what the real thing would read like.
Make sure it's properly finished-off, though, because we might like to print it - even if you don't win.
Don't worry too much about honing your words to Shakespearean perfection.
We're much more interested in what you say than how flowery your writing style is.
We're giving you a month to get your act together; our closing date is Tuesday, October 19.
Send your entry, together with a few introductory words about yourself - age, address, job, hobbies, that kind of thing - to Jenny Parkin, Examiner, PO Box A26, Queen Street South, Huddersfield HD1 2TD.
Or you can email Jenny Parkin at the address below.
If you want to ask any questions, or would like any general guidance, email Jenny or call her on 01484 437769.


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The internet has done wonders for job-seekers in myriad ways.
You can easily attain background research on a company you hope to be hired by in order to impress your potential employer in your interview.
You can network and promote your employability on sites such as LinkedIn, and you can find services such as resume writing or interview tips and hints at the click of a mouse.
While all of these innovations available on the world wide web are positive steps towards finding your next job, there are of course some potential negatives to be aware of when it comes to looking for work in the online realm.
One such trend that can potentially have adverse impacts is posting your resume to online job boards or in 'positions vacant' pages on Facebook. There are now countless options available to post your CV or resume online, from the very big sites such as SEEK, to smaller, localised pages on Facebook.
While it's easy to see why such job boards and pages are popular, there are hidden pitfalls.
Cyber security experts are warning of potential scams targeting job-seekers who include their personal details in their online CVs, as well as increasing cases of identity theft.
Details that you might normally include in a hardcopy of your CV or resume such as your email address, phone numbers, address not be included in the online version of your resume. They also suggest jobseekers set up a "job search email address", to be used exclusively for job hunting. This will avoid the trap of having to post your regular email address online, which can be used by spammers and scammers.
Once you post your resume or CV online, it is very important to be extremely wary and careful if you receive job offers, particularly via unsolicited emails. If the job offer sounds too good to be true, it probably is!
And if you do post your resume online, make sure you are able to easily keep track of where you've posted it. Maintaining a spreadsheet or document to stay up to date with the locations and timings of when and where you posted so you can easily remove or update your resume when required.
Apart from the potential privacy and security risks, it's worth remembering that many career advisors still recommend the best way to secure a new job is by tailoring your resume or CV and cover letter for specific jobs, rather than the "scattergun" approach of posting your resume online. By posting your resume indiscriminately on a range of online job boards or Facebook groups and pages, you run the risk of appearing desperate and unfocused.
Sometimes, the old fashioned approach is still the best!
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Paula Price, CPA, MBT, CFP®
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"I enjoy how we work with clients because it allows me to utilize the skills and experience I've developed over many years to understand each person's unique situation and help them get pointed in the right direction in their tax and financial lives."
Paula is a Wisconsin native, but "crossed the border" to attend the University of Minnesota. There, she earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Accounting through the Carlson School of Management in 2001. After interning with the big-four firm Ernst & Young, she joined the Minneapolis CPA and consulting firm Carlson Advisors, LLC first as an intern and then as a staff accountant. She joined NRG Energy, Inc's tax department in 2003, and then went back to public accounting a year later with Grant Thornton, LLP, a large regional firm. There she rose to the level of Tax Manager, and focused her practice on the tax issues of businesses and their owners. During her tenure at the firm, she also earned a Master's in Business Taxation degree at the University of Minnesota. In 2007, she took a position as Senior Tax Accountant with Thomson Reuters.
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January 25-27, 2012
Jones Hall
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Houston, TX 77002
Explosive, provocative, sophisticated, sexy, and well, like nothing else. STOMP is beating a path back to town to make some wonderful, powerful, memorable noise that will appeal to anyone of any age who visits Jones Hall the last weekend in January. The international percussion sensation has earned countless awards and rave reviews. While commanding the most famous stages and filling the most refined music halls across the country with unforgettable rhythms, the eight-member troupe "plays" the likes of matchboxes, wooden poles, brooms, garbage cans, Zippo lighters, hubcaps – just about anything but conventional percussion instruments.
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It is not healthy to have pests around the house. Eradicating the pests might be time consuming and expensive, but you should do it anyway. Use the following advice to prevent pests from ruining your home.
You should vacuum your rugs and carpets at least once a week. Vacuuming picks up ants, bugs, cockroaches and other insects that are living inside your home. After you finish vacuuming, be sure to discard the bag.
Do you have a recurring problem with fruit flies? Your drain might have problems. Place plastic wrap over your drain, keep it there for a handful of days, and see if any flies have begun appearing. Next, you may want to use boiling water to get rid of these pests by pouring it into the drain. This is the best way to get rid of fruit flies.
Make certain to check local ordinances and codes to find out which types of pest control are allowed in your area. Depending on the codes, spraying a chemical that has been locally banned can hurt you if you ever attempt to sell your home. This doesn't happen often, but even so, you should research what methods people use to control pests in your area.
Make sure that all your food is properly stored and sealed. Many kinds of pests are attracted to the scent of food, so do not give them anything to be drawn to. Whenever your trashcan becomes full, you should immediately take it out. Pests are attracted to garbage as well.
If cracks and crevices are visible, make certain to seal them immediately. These are one of the most common entry points for bugs into a home. They fit between even the tiniest cracks. They will be locked out tight if you seal up these small openings.
You may need to inspect your plumbing if you have a chronic pest problem. Keep all of your drains clean and running smoothly in all parts of your house. Organic materials inside drains can prove quite hospitable to insects. Once you clear the drains, give them a monthly check.
Hairspray can be used to kill flying insects. While deadly to these insects, hairspray shouldn't harm your pets. The pests will become sticky with the hairspray and won't be able to get to water or food. If you have a bee flying around, this method can help prevent it from getting too close to you.
Store all your foodstuffs properly to keep them free from pests. Plastic and glass containers are the best way to go as long as they have a tight fitting lid. It's really easy for any little pests to get into cardboard or plastic.
You might be getting bugs outside because of your lights. These lights should be further from your home's entrance. In addition, it is possible to decrease the odds that these pests will come in by using orange or yellow lights. This is because bugs aren't attracted to these colors as much as other ones.
It can be hazardous to live with pests in your home. This is also something that you need to take care of ASAP if it is happening to you. Implement some of the methods here to find and get rid of those troublesome pests today.


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European colonists and American Indians lived side by side in 17th century Maryland. Explore how each culture used the natural resources of the rich woodland environment as you grind corn with a mortar and pestle, make a clay pot and try to strike a spark the 17th century way.
- Organization(s): Jefferson Patterson Park and Museum
- Location: 3200 King's Landing Road, Huntington, MD 20639
- Theme(s): History and Culture
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