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Mr. Speaker, thank you for allowing me to give my maiden speech in the House of Commons. Naturally, I would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone who made it possible for me to be here: my family, friends, colleagues, organizers and, most of all, the citizens of the riding of Roberval—Lac-Saint-Jeanwho placed their trust in me.
I am pleased to take part today in this debate on the throne speech. Our speech lays out for Canadians the intentions of our government with regard to the future of the country and the legislative agenda that will make them reality. Our Conservative government kept its promises with respect to the five priorities established in the 2006 election campaign, and I feel very proud of it and of the man who perfectly embodies the leadership sought by Canadians, our Prime Minister. I feel this same sense of pride in reading the Speech from the Throne, which mirrors the expectations of Canadians who voted for change in 2006.
I have chosen to focus on one aspect of the speech that was a promise in the 2005-2006 election campaign, and that our government has reiterated, restricting the federal spending power. This issue represents a challenge to be faced in order to strengthen our federation, one of the five themes of the throne speech. Our government will introduce a bill to impose specific restrictions on the federal spending power in new shared-cost programs in areas of exclusive provincial jurisdiction. This legislation will allow provinces and territories to opt out with reasonable compensation if they offer compatible programs.
It is important to observe and recognize the advantages of the federal spending power, which has played a role as a factor of social development over the course of our history. It led to the creation, in cooperation with provincial and territorial provinces, of national social programs such as medicare. It also played a leading role in promoting equal opportunity for all Canadians. Finally, it helped guarantee that all citizens would have access to basic social services and programs of comparable quality no matter where they live.
By acting to limit federal spending power, our Conservative government has done something that illustrates the benefits of the type of federalism we practise, open federalism, as opposed to the centralist vision of power embraced by the previous government, which preferred conflict to solutions. Open federalism respects the provincial and territorial jurisdictions while taking Canadians' aspirations into account.
I am proud of the open federalism practised by our government, because it avoids the old dynamic of conflict that characterized the former Liberal government of the member for Saint-Laurent—Cartierville, the Leader of the Opposition. Canadians have had enough of scandals and bickering. They are fed up with the quarrels between centralists and separatists. That is why they chose our Conservative government, to bring real change to Ottawa.
Canadians want governments that get along and work together. Our Prime Minister wants the future to be marked by optimism, trust and respect. The throne speech given on October 16 paints a promising and inspiring picture of that future for Canadians. The direction in which our government wants to take Canada reflects families' priorities and hopes and what they expect of us.
What we want for Canada is in direct contrast to the vision of isolation and perpetual conflict that the official opposition embraced when it was on this side of the House. Our open federalism is a federalism that all Canadians can identify with, no matter where they live. They can all share this vision of the future.
This has long been an important issue in the evolution of the Canadian federation. Until the 1960s, most provinces, aside from Quebec, accepted this federal influence. After a new government was elected in 1960, Quebec's objections grew even stronger. In the years that followed, other provinces began to object to the federal government's presence by way of its spending power. In subsequent decades, there was a great deal of public debate over the political and legal ramifications of federal spending power.
Our government has already demonstrated that it advocates openness and fairness toward the provinces, especially when it comes to the fiscal balance. Our government can boast that it was the first to recognize the need to restore the fiscal balance in Canada. The federal Liberals always denied that there was a fiscal imbalance, and the Bloc was powerless to correct it. We have taken real steps to do so, thanks to the Prime Minister's leadership.
Let us not forget that our government is the one which, in budget 2007, introduced historic measures to restore fiscal balance in Canada by investing $39 billion over the next seven years; by ensuring that our financial relationship with the provinces and territories are based on principles; and by increasing equalization payments and transfers to the provinces.
Naturally, general agreement for this approach of openness to foster Canadian unity cannot be found in this House. One of the five conditions for the Bloc leader's support for the Speech from the Throne is the elimination of the federal spending power, and what elimination means to us is separation.
There is one aspect of the current political debate which some members of this place tend to overlook, and that is the fact that this government delivers on its commitments to its provincial partners, and this is true for Quebec as for any other province.
Our government promised Quebeckers that Quebec would be invited to participate fully and formally in UNESCO so as to reflect Quebec's tremendous contribution to our collective heritage. Our government has delivered.
Our government is the only one in Canadian history to have recognized the Quebec nation. The Liberals form the party of centralization, and the Bloc members, the party of separation, while the Conservatives form the party of the nation.
Our government has already done a lot to reconcile the legitimate aspirations of Quebec with our objective of strengthening the Canadian federation. These two realities are not incompatible. In fact, they are mutually beneficial. We have upheld our commitments to Quebeckers, since we are truly defending their interests and will continue to do so. Honouring these commitments is a good example of a principle at the heart of our approach to governing. Once again, we will do what we promised.
As I said at the beginning of my speech, the objective of a Speech from the Throne is to establish the overall objectives for the government in a new session of Parliament. It is neither the time nor the forum for introducing a bill or discussing, in minute detail, each bill that will soon be debated. At this stage, I will simply say that our policy on the spending power will reflect our desire to strengthen our federation and increase its effectiveness, and to respect our partners, while still respecting their fields of jurisdiction.
Quebeckers, like all other Canadians, want to see their governments work together to encourage progress and prosperity in the community. With this in mind, our government is pursuing the mission Canadians entrusted us with in January 2006. Our government, under the leadership of our Prime Minister will not deviate from this course.


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Ways of Picking the Perfect Cash Real Estate Buyers
There are different means of payment in which a buyer may decide to use. With the rising technology, there has also been an introduction of online payment methods. People are more keen on how they buy and sell their goods, properties and services. One of the advantages is that cash helps to keep debt at bay, buy using cash and to avoid instances where they may suffer bad debt. Some home seller may prefer to use cash when selling their property. Some tips and factors are important for choosing the best cash home buyer.
To start with one of the tips for choosing a cash home buyer is checking online reviews. Checking online reviews on properties that have been sold on cash is important to a seller. A seller should be well equipped with information about all the regulations and procedure that may entail selling a home on cash. A sales agent may also give referrals to other experts that may be needed.
Another factor to consider when picking the best cash home buyer picking the buyer with the least concessions. Some information may not be easily conveyed through word of mouth thus a seller may be forced to schedule interviews with different cash home buyers. Meeting face to face with the buyer also creates a sense of security and a seller is the ability to learn a few things about the different buyers by observing their body language. All details should be tabled before the cash home buyer to decide whether to buy or not.
Doing a valuation of the property and setting a well-known strategic price is also a factor to picking the best cash home buyer. A seller should know the financial ability of the proposed cash home buyer this can only be done by researching the financial dealings. A financial background check can be made by asking for financial statements from the financial institutions that have worked with the cash home buyer. The price set should be permanent and should not change from time to time.
Last but not least another factor to consider when choosing a cash home buyer is talking to your financial advisor. With the growing urge to own homes and land there has also been arising in the number of fraudsters in the real estate industry. A real estate attorney can advise the two parties, any documentation in some cases it ought to be supervised by the legal officer.
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Satele Shan: Korriban Ancient birthplace of the Sith. We believed ruins were all that remained of their evil empire. Okarr: I swear, I had no idea what was in those crates. I'm innocent! Kao Cen Darach: You were smuggling Sith artifacts, captain. Okarr: *resentfully* Fine, keep the artifacts. Just give me back my ship! Republic Trooper: Eyes front.Okarr: Just inspecting the troops, corporal. Darach: Satele, what's wrong? Shan: I sense…a great darkness. Darach: The Sith Empire has returned! Darach: We must warn the Republic!pc games 2011 Trooper: Our shuttles can't outrun those fighters! Okar: Well, guess who's got the fastest ship in the sector? Station Announcement: Base to defenses three, all hands evacuate! Okarr: My ship! Darach: Will she fly? Okarr: She's not pretty, but she's tough. Darach: Captain, prep your ship. This is our fight. Okarr: T7, prep the ion cannons! T7: *in droid speech* Listen you cranky bastard, you can't just come trapsing in here like the prince of the galaxy in here and give commands. I've been negotiating with the port security droid for the better part of a day, getting our landing hold released. How about a little bloody gratitude? *light saber igniting* Light saber: *whoooooooooosh* Come on!
Come on! Darach: Go Satele. You must walk a different path. Master! Okarr: *to Satele and Malcolm: On those guns, now! *slice* *whoop whoop whoop* *tennis grunts* T7: *mournful beep* Okarr: *to Malcom* Keep 'em off me! Hyperdrive's almost ready! Malgus: They've escaped, Master. You've failed. Lord Vindican: *painfully* No Malgus. This… …is only the beginning. Malgus: Yes. After a thousand years. Korriban is ours again. *Sound of light saber igniting*Welcome home! Enough is enough. Republic is the galaxy's only hope for peace and justice. It must not fall. The Sith Empire exterminates everything in its path. The enemy has no remorse for the worlds he destroys. Everything we value will die unless we hold the line. This war isn't about politics or resources.
This war isn't about politics or resources. We fight for survival! For freedom! For the Republic! Let's go! Move it up! Flank 'em! With every battle, there are fewer of us to keep up the fight. Those who remain pay a heavy price, but we know the force is with us. We will never surrender, and we are not alone. The long night has finally ended. Revenge That is what brings us here, to the heart of our enemy, to the brink of war,
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is the dirt. In the darkness, only ambition will guide you. The oath you swear, the promises you make, they are yours… alone. Your freedom, will be the wars you wage. Your birthright, the losses you suffer. Your entitlement, the pain you endure. And when darkness finds you, you will face it… alone… Come with me, son… Another. Fight. Vaylin! Stay behind me. Vaylin, come on.


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LWV's popular non-partisan voter education service now available in Spanish
Voter Education in action: League members, Mary Edmonds, Elizabeth McLendon, along with members of the I Vote Too campaign, David Alexander and Christa Williams, staff a table in front of a Piggly Wiggly to help answer voter questions.
League members hold a silent vigil on the steps of the SC State House in August to celebrate 100 years since the passage of the 19th Amendment and the start of the League.
The League of Women Voters, a nonpartisan political organization, encourages informed and active participation in government, works to increase understanding of major public policy issues, and influences public policy through education and advocacy.
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All SC registered voters are eligible to vote absentee in the November 3 election.
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Help ALIVE!'s mass bag packing operation to supply thousands of grocery bags/week for distribution to food-insecure Alexandrians. Volunteers are required to do some light to moderate lifting and bending over to pick up cases of food from ground level. You wll be on your feet the entire time. Wear long sleeves/pants and/or bug spray if mosquitos bother you.
Date/Time: Varied weekday shifts, generally 2-3 hours time blocks; see postings for specific dates and hours.
Location: 116 S. Quaker Ln. (old Dash bus barn). There is street parking available; do not park in the lot.
Close-toed shoes required. Wear clothes you don't mind getting dirty. Wear long sleeves/pants and/or bug spray if mosquitos bother you.
You will be asked to take your temperature with a no-contact thermometer before you may begin work. Gloves will be provided. Each work station is at least 6ft apart for physical distancing.
All volunteers must wear cloth face coverings. If you do not have one, ALIVE! will provide one for you. Volunteers should fashion face coverings from household items or common materials, such as clean T-shirts or other clean cloths that can cover the nose and mouth area. Medical personal protective equipment such as N95 respirators or surgical masks are necessary for this purpose as these should be reserved for the appropriate personnel. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommends wearing cloth face coverings in public settings where other social distancing measures are difficult to maintain, especially in areas of significant community-based transmission.
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Curved Reception Desk
How to create a welcoming presence in a small space? Clean lines, great design and fine craftsmanship. The task here was to create a reception desk for a recording company in very tight quarters. The design solution- a minimalist design which curves away from the entrance to leave as much open space as possible. It's another example of how Hudson Cabinetry & Design provides creative design solutions for home and commercial projects. Give us a call to discuss your project.


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The Day asks
How do we live?
As tree bark, weathered
With no illusion.
The day has no wings, but it can fly,
A clear sky with no worry.
But sometimes,
It gets dark early,
Hours pass like years
And the years come back, trembling.
Like moments, when voices speak from walls
Ask the same question.
Despair, keep loss and sorrow to yourself
Let me run, without consolation
Free as wind, without fear of
Victory and defeat.
The forest spoke this morning.
Make it shine, make it yours
Toss and twirl
A fortune around your fingers.
The coin is all you get.
Turn the coin into colour.
Advice from an elder
He isn't well today.
But not unwell.
Find a girl for him,
A job.
Family and work will cure him.
The daily jostle
Leaves no room for dreaming.
Love brings no flight.
The hard mountain climb cures all ills.
A mad world, he will know, has no room for more.
His malady? They say a god inside him.
Soon they will want him, fight on their side
Shoulder the world. Muscle way in.
The gods need a hand.
They have been at it, so long.
The best remedies are the simplest,
Walk all day, in thin air, on two legs,
Carry head on shoulders,
A cool head is summer wine.
The world is god's playground, the rules never fair.
Let him learn the rules too, how to break them.
Wisdom won't buy him a glass of milk,
His eyes do not stream salt of earth,
Just a mountain of pain runs through him,
His pain, only his own.
The world too is no prison, but his mind.
Let him make peace with it.
Stop running wild.
Stay out of trouble.
Sometimes, be happy.
Mostly, everyday humdrum will consume him
Keep the boat sailing,
Wheels rolling, hands working.
Even temper is a fine burden to carry.
Shrug it off? And go where?
Head-walk? Leg-fly? Blind-see?
Burnt by sun?
Lanced by thunder?
His own mind cries twice, halt halt, but nobody's listens.
Deep is all dead, empty.
But there are days when the well of creation overflows,
Voices echo, offer bounty.
Beware of all tricksters.
Happiness is empty outside.
Haven't the gods given eyes to see?
The ruin too, sometimes, is treasure.
The vase fills with childhood,
The pitcher with cool water
The creel brims fish
And oceans carry love from faraway.
The cliff is not always precipice, point of no return
Hope wanders in, like a cloud.
Words do touch feeling, and
Fleeting is the memory
that sometimes finds distance.
Yet, sometimes, the pitcher is empty.
Words run dry.
Life and hope can't find each other.
There is no place to go,
But ice cream still comes in a cone of happiness.
Chew on it, take your time.
Time's burnt edges, a sun going down
Leaving us all in shadow.
The river slakes earth
Thirsty with summer, before clouds come,
Leave us wanting more, more, more.
Tell him this too
Where we started, where we are going.
Before the heat rises in our eyes
and tells us there is no going any further.
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Poetrywala has just published Amlanjyoti Goswami's collection of poems, River Wedding. His poems have been published in India, Nepal, Hong Kong, the UK, USA, South Africa, Kenya and Germany, including the anthologies, '40 under 40: An Anthology of Post Globalisation Poetry (Poetrywala) and 'A Change of Climate' (Manchester Metropolitan University, Environmental Justice Foundation and the University of Edinburgh). His poems have also appeared on street walls of Christchurch, exhibitions in Johannesburg and buses in Philadelphia. He grew up in Guwahati, Assam and lives in Delhi.


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Leo's Friday Get Together in Haberfield
The Morrison Government wants to hand tax giveaways to millionaires, repeal life-saving Medevac laws, attack press freedom, and stop all climate action. We need to fight back – together.
The political climate coming out of the election is full of uncertainty. And no-one has all the answers of where to next.
That's why we're coming together as a movement, in kitchens and cafes and community centres around the country – to talk through the challenges we face, and start charting the path ahead.
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July 19, 2019 at 10am - 12pm
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A Novato agency that serves the homeless has ambitious plans to develop a four-story housing and shelter complex in San Rafael's Canal neighborhood with the help of a $4.5 million state windfall.
In cooperation with the city of San Rafael and the county, Homeward Bound is proposing to raze its Mill Street Center homeless shelter and erect an approximately 32,000-square-foot complex with a 60-bed shelter and 32 permanent supportive housing units.
"It's going to be a great addition to the scope of services that the county really needs to have," said Mary Kay Sweeney, executive director of Homeward Bound.
"We don't have a particular place to put people who really have barriers to housing and need support to retain their housing," she said. "So this will be an opportunity to provide that for folks."
State officials announced this fall the state would provide a $500 million one-time funding opportunity called the Homeless Emergency Aid Program, or HEAP. The funding program is designed to help local jurisdictions finance homeless-related programs, such as mobile hygiene services, shelter, diversion, street outreach and other projects. Marin County is in line for $4.8 million.
After putting out a request for proposals, the county received seven applications for homeless-related projects. Homeward Bound was selected for its housing and shelter proposal. And St. Vincent De Paul Society was selected to receive $307,965 for a countywide, two-year pilot diversion program.
In order to receive the funding, the county Board of Supervisors and the San Rafael City Council last week approved a declaration of a shelter crisis. County staff is working to finish the application by the Dec. 31 deadline with hopes of receiving funding in early 2019.
The Homeward Bound project is in its conceptual stage, but the idea is to redevelop the entire Mill Street Center lot at 19 Mill St. The ground level of the 13,500-square-foot site would be parking. The shelter would be on the second floor, then two floors of the permanent supportive housing units above.
Permanent supportive housing is like affordable housing. What sets it apart is that there is 24-hour staff available to tenants. Homeward Bound staff offer mental health support, legal help, substance abuse counseling, money management, job counseling and other services.
Paul Fordham, deputy executive director of Homeward Bound, said the nonprofit leaders had been considering a renovation for some time because they've been operating their shelter in a refurbished chiropractic building for over three decades. The new shelter would offer dorm room situations that are catered to the individual, Fordham said, explaining that, for example, it would be unwise to bunk someone who is in recovery from drugs or alcohol with someone who is still using.
"So we are providing a more dignified space with the remodel," he said.
Secondly, he said it is difficult to find a location in a neighborhood to build this type of housing. It made sense for the nonprofit to add supportive housing to a property that they own already.
Furthermore, using the county's "Housing First" program to address homelessness, Fordham said they will be better positioned to "set individuals on a path to end their journey, to get them out of homelessness."
Carrie Sagar, senior homelessness program coordinator for the county, said although HEAP requires the declaration of a shelter crisis, "we're really treating it more like a homeless crisis here in Marin County. The problem is homelessness."
A one-day count of Marin County's homeless population in January 2017 found 1,117 homeless individuals; 359 of them met the definition of "chronically homeless" — individuals who have been homeless for at least one year and have a physical, mental or substance-use related disability.
Christine Paquette, executive director of St. Vincent de Paul Society, said that through informal efforts, her staff has found that diversion is effective and they are hopeful that the two-year pilot program will be successful. Anecdotal evidence shows that communities that effectively offer diversion programs see a 30 to 50 percent success rate.
"Diversion is for people who are newly homeless," she said, explaining that those who are chronically homeless are in need of different services. "Someone who is newly homeless should really be diverted out of our shelter system and into professional assistance to help come up with a better solution than putting them in a shelter bed."
As for Homeward Bound, if everything unfolds according to plan, Fordham said the project could be approved by San Rafael city officials within 12 months. That would put them in position to start construction in spring 2020. Preliminary estimates suggest the project would cost $11 million to $13 million, Fordham said.
San Rafael Mayor Gary Phillips said "homelessness is something that we've been working on for a long time now. … And this is going to help us relieve some of that pressing need for shelter."


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Incredible footage shows the crew jumping into predator-infested waters to get up close and personal during feeding time.
Local skippers phoned diver Emil Pirzenthal, 49, about the dead whale carcass being feasted on 3km offshore in Scottsburgh, South Africa.
Emil, from Umkomaas, South Africa, and his friends Allen Walker, Anthony Grote and Rob Shepard set out to take photos of the event.
Four other scuba boats were already on the scene - but no one had taken a plunge into the dangerous waters.
However, Emil and his crew wanted a closer look.
Emil said: "I entered the water with snorkel gear and immediately a big Dusky shark tried to bite my leg.
"But a big Great White came in and the smaller sharks scattered - I was relieved to have such a big bodyguard.
"No one had ever tried to dive on a dead whale without a cage, but from what I had seen on my snorkel dive I was convinced it could be done."
With only six to seven metres of visibility underwater, the group managed to capture incredible video footage and pictures.
"Once we all entered the water we saw two Great Whites, 20 plus Tiger sharks, more than 15 Bull sharks, and some Oceanic Black Tip sharks."
When Emil returned to his boat after his dive he realised the whale was drifting toward Scottburgh beach, which has shark nets.
Emil said: "I couldn't imagine how many of the sharks would die in the nets, so I made a slip knot on rope and went back into the water.
"It was a bit difficult to convince the sharks to move over so I could make a loop over the whale's tail.
"I had to move a 4.5m Great White out of the way - but eventually I got the rope secured, back to the boat, tied and dropped the anchor over the side."
After receiving a message from local Marine Coastal Management, Emil attempted to move the carcass to keep the sharks safe from the nets on the beach.
He said: "I realised if I cut the anchor the whale would still end up in Scottsburgh Beach so I towed it out to sea.
"All I can say is that it was an awesome experience."


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As a woman and mother, something that I'm increasingly passionate about is community.
I was a SAHM until my son was two, and I definitely lost myself during that time. I started an Instagram page for my son to just post photos of him in his outfits. Little did I know it was going to help me get out of my funk. The best thing that came out of that page was the huge community of moms I found who were just like me. We all let our role of being a mother consume us, so these pages were our creative outlets and our way to connect with other women. I met local moms, formed friendships and got our children together for play dates. When my son was younger, I didn't really have any friends with kids so it was so nice finding women who could relate with all of the things I was dealing with at the time.
When my son was two, I went back to work. It was too difficult keeping up with his page, and it's already hard getting a two-year-old to cooperate for photos as it is. Shortly after that, I decided to step outside of my comfort zone and focus on growing my own Instagram account (mind you, I had 300 followers at the time). I found a group of moms who were doing the same thing, and we bounced ideas off each other, rooted for each other and celebrated each other's small victories along the way.
It has been so amazing watching all of those women grow-not just their following, but in who they are as women. I was so busy focusing on numbers, that I didn't even realize that what we were building was a community. We watch each other's children grow up right before our eyes, encourage each other, vent to each other, and comfort each other in times of loss. When something good happens to one of my mom friends, it truly makes me so happy. At times I'll post about something I'm struggling with, and they reassure me that I'm not insane or a horrible mom. We remind one another how beautiful and special each of us is, because we know how easy it is to forget. We message each other late at night about problems we're dealing with, or for advice on why our kids aren't sleeping.
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Spend 45 minutes at your desk and learn about monitoring requirements/regulations and "real world" experience for O&G facilities.
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You are subject to QUAD Oa if you are the owner or operator of one or more onshore affected facilities which commenced construction, modification, or reconstruction after September 18, 2015.
Of the affected facilities, well sites and compressor stations are required to survey all of their fugitive emission components, per §60.5397a of Subpart OOOOa. The surveys are required in order to identify leaking components, document the leaks, and repair the emission leaks from fugitive components. The goal is for each affected facility to reduce methane emissions and VOC emissions by monitoring their fugitive emissions components.
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After June 3, 2017, an initial monitoring survey must be completed within sixty (60) days of start-up, modification, or reconstruction of a collection of fugitive emissions components at a new well site or pre-existing QUAD Oa affected well site
For each new well drilled or one that is hydraulically fractured after June 3, 2017 that sends liquids to a pre-existing QUAD Oa affected well site, an initial survey of fugitive emission sources will be required to be conducted within thirty (30) days of start-up
The frequency of the monitoring survey of each collection of fugitive emissions components at a well site within a company-defined area must be conducted at least semi-annually
The frequency of the monitoring survey of each collection of fugitive emissions components at a compressor station within a company-defined area must be conducted at least quarterly after the first initial survey
Any fugitive leak(s) that are discovered must be repaired or replaced as soon as practical but no later than thirty (30) calendar days from discovery
A resurvey of the repaired or replaced fugitive emissions source(s) must be completed as soon as practical but no later than thirty (30) calendar days from the repair date
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Bhopal: Madhya Pradesh Governor Lalji Tandon on Saturday 2 November 2019 said that the Right to Health is a revolutionary initiative. Efforts must be made with realistic vision for its successful implementation. He said that there is a need to identify the reality of society and move ahead with new thinking.
Tandon was addressing the concluding session of the Health Conclave at Minto Hall today. On this occasion, State Public Health and Family Welfare Minister Tulsiram Silavat presented a Sankalp Udghoshana Patra to the Governor.
Vice Chancellor of Makhanlal Chaturvedi National University of Journalism and Communication Deepak Tiwari said that there should be a system of imparting training in health related issues to journalists reporting on the health sector. In this field if any wrong information is broadcast or published, it should be immediately countered and brought to the notice of the public.
Film maker Vandana Kohli spoke about the importance of social media. She said that the film is a powerful medium. Through this, information related to health can effectively reach the general public.
Jamal Ayub of the Times of India insisted that the government-side should be there in public domain as soon as possible regarding any news.
Anil Gulati of UNICEF and journalist Vikas Dandekar also presented their views during the session. Freelance journalist Anant Janane said that polio-eradication and other health programmes have been very successful due to wide publicity through the media. He also talked about taking help of media personnel in health programmes.
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Home Truths: The true value of home-based businesses
- Mason, C. & Reuschke, D. (2015).
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Electricity is arguably the most valuable resource we have in our modern society. Without electricity, most of the things we do and rely on on a daily basis wouldn't be there. So while electricity is so ingrained into our lives that we can take it for granted and hardly notice it's there, if there's an electrical problem, it can be difficult to notice anything else.
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Power surge protectors should be put in all homes and offices where electrical equipment is used.. A good residential or commercial electrician in Toronto will come in and assess your electrical circuit or system. You can have a full service, ensuring your electrical circuits are as safe as they can possibly be, but they can also look and see if you need further protection against lightning or similar. Almost always, especially if you don't want to lose appliances big and small, and most importantly, your computer systems, laptops and all your work, you would need surge protectors. These appliances do not have to be expensive and your electrician such as Dynamic Electric in Toronto will give you the options and do the installations for you, seamlessly and professionally.


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A passing out parade of Dolphin Force's seventh batch held in Punjab's capital
The passing out parade of the seventh batch of Dolphin Force was held on Thursday at Chung Police Training Centre.
Punjab Chief Minister Usman Buzdar attended the ceremony as Chief Guest and inspected the parade.
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The Internet's favorite pole dancer is back with a Christmas routine
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Nothing says "O Holy Night" more than swinging from a stripper pole in your finest Santa spandex.
Paul Groslouis — better known as the clarinet-playing, "Wiggle" pole dancer — has released another video befitting of the holiday spirit. This time, Groslouis plays "Jingle Bells" while showing off his impressive, naughty acrobatics.
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Meet Kesgrave and Rushmere St Andrew's new 'bobby on the beat'
PUBLISHED: 17:16 20 March 2019 | UPDATED: 17:24 20 March 2019
Meet Kesgrave and Rushmere St Andrew's new community-funded 'bobby on the beat' – PCSO Gemma Read.
PCSO Read, who lives in Kesgrave, said she was excited to take on her home patch after 10 years working in Ipswich's town centre.
Having grown up in Ipswich, she said she was keen to be a visible 'bobby on the beat' and a friendly face around the community.
"I moved to Kesgrave about a year ago so I have a real personal interest in the area," she said.
"I joined the constabulary 10 years ago, to the month actually – it was March 2009.
"I originally joined as a PCSO as a stepping stone to becoming a police officer, but since then have really enjoyed this role. "When people think about the police they think about bobbies on the beat – that's what we as PCSOs are really.
"I think being a good officer is knowing your area.
"I am grateful to have been given the opportunity."
The 29-year-old said she was interested in understanding the concerns residents have with crime in the area, and the issues affecting their lives.
She added: "Working in Kesgrave means I will to know people better in the area and the community and I am interested in building an intelligence picture of the area.
"I discovered the public priorities often come down to parking issues, particularly around the schools and children's safety around the schools.
"This is very important to residents but it's something I have to manage in a proportionate way.
"I realise it is not a solvable problem. My role is to be there and to be visible."
PCSO Read's role is being funded through Kesgrave town and Rushmere St Andrew parish councils, with her time split between both areas.
Tim Passmore, Suffolk's police and crime commissioner, said: "I'm really pleased that Kesgrave town and Rushmere parish councils are funding a PCSO to work in their community.
"This additional PCSO will make a great deal of difference to local residents by improving policing visibility and enhanced communication with the constabulary.
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21 Feb 1940
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- British cruiser Manchester and destroyer Kimberly of the Northern Patrol captured 4,709-ton German merchant ship Wahehe in the Atlantic Ocean. Wahehe had sailed out of Vigo, Spain on 9 Feb in an attempt to break the Allied blockade. ww2dbase [Start of the Battle of the Atlantic | HM]
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Come join us! The annual Waterfowl Observation Day, hosted by the Upper Mississippi River National Wildlife and Fish Refuge, Midwest Fisheries Center, Friends of the Upper Mississippi (FUM) and Friends of the Refuge – Mississippi River Pools 7 & 8 (FOR78) will be held Saturday, November 9th at the Brownsville Overlook between 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. Visitors will be able to view migrating birds that have stopped to rest and feed along their journey to their wintering grounds.
Spotting scopes will be available for visitors to enjoy. U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service staff along with members of FOR78 and FUM, will assist with bird identification and answer related questions. Please dress for cold weather!
Refreshments will be available during this event only, with all donations benefiting FUM. Members of FUM and FOR78 will have wildlife-themed items available for purchase.
The Brownsville Overlook is one of the best places along the river to view hundreds of tundra swans; diving and puddle ducks; bald eagles; and other birds. The overlook is located about three miles south of Brownsville, Minn., along Highway 26.
If you aren't able to make the special event on November 9th, a naturalist will be available at the Brownsville Overlook on Saturdays and Sundays from November 2nd through November 17th between 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m., weather permitting.
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Jalen Rose's comedy pilot isn't completely dead, after all. Though a future for the project (passed over at ABC) is still unlikely, its one produced episode will air on ESPN.
The Jalen vs. Everybody pilot will Tuesday evening, at 7:30 p.m. ET/4:30 p.m. PT after an abbreviated episode of First Take. Rose announced the news on a Monday episode of First Take.
It's a rare move for ESPN, or any network, to air a passed-over pilot — especially so soon after the broadcast networks announced their orders for the new fall season. It hasn't even been a month since ABC opted not to order the 20th Century Fox TV and ABC Studios co-production for the 2016-17 season.
Executive produced by Fresh Off the Boat trio Nahnatchka Khan, Melvin Mar and Jake Kasdan, Jalen vs. Everybody was designed as a Curb Your Enthusiasm-esque single-camera vehicle built around a fictional version of Rose — albeit one who, like him, works at ESPN. (ABC ultimately opted to order The Mayor, Splitting Up Together, Alex, Inc. and a revival of Roseanne to series instead.) ESPN boss John Skipper is said to have been a fan of the pilot and agreed to give Rose a platform for the project.
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By NEIL HARTNELL
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Baha Mar's new owner last night said the acquisition closing will "pave the way" for further investment and expansion at the $4.2 billion development.
Chow Tai Fook Enterprises (CTFE) confirmed Tribune Business's exclusive revelation on Tuesday that it had finally completed Baha Mar's purchase from the China Export-Import Bank's Perfect Luck Investments vehicle, adding that the project had also obtained its "permanent" occupancy certificate.
The Hong Kong-headquartered conglomerate, headed by the Cheng family, said it had fulfilled all Baha Mar hotel opening milestones to-date, with the project's workforce set to expand from its current 3,500 to 5,000 by year-end 2018 - a 42.9 per cent increase. No purchase price was disclosed.
The acquisition completion's announcement was not without mishap, however. For Baha Mar sent a press statement complete with previous edits, showing that language urging Bahamians to get behind CTFE's ownership and praising the workmanship of the project's main contractor, China Construction America (CCA), was cut from the final version.
Deleted was the line: "It is time for all Bahamians to embrace Baha Mar positively, as the success of Baha Mar is good for the Bahamas." While few would disagree with the latter half of that statement, many observers are likely to interpret it as exposing CTFE's sensitivity to the fact that many Bahamians are ambivalent towards its ownership, given concerns over how Baha Mar's original developer, Sarkis Izmirlian, was ousted.
CTFE is understandably keen to put Baha Mar's recent past of Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection filings, hostile litigation, provisional liquidation, receivership and liquidation behind it, and focus on the future.
However, the statement issued to Tribune Business also showed that a sentence praising CCA was cut from the final version. This read: "According to Baha Mar officials, all construction at Baha Mar has been performed above and beyond satisfactory levels."
Such language will likely raise eyebrows, especially among Mr Izmirlian and his team, who repeatedly argued that CCA's "shoddy workmanship", and inability to complete Baha Mar's construction 'on time' and 'on budget' - with multiple deadlines missed - was chiefly responsible for its placement into Chapter 11.
Graeme Davis, Baha Mar's president, was more interested in focusing on the future in e-mailed replies to Tribune Business's questions, emphasising that CTFE's way was now clear to further expand the $4.2 billion project.
"We consider this a significant milestone, as its deals with the closing finish, and also paves the way for further capital investment by the owning company to invest and further expand the product offering of Baha Mar for the future," he said.
Mr Davis said Baha Mar was seeing "robust bookings" for the Christmas/New Year and winter seasons at both the Grand Hyatt and SLS Lux properties, following the launch of the project's marketing campaign on November 1.
"The bookings are extremely encouraging for the winter season," he added. "The promotional campaign has been very impactful, and there are very robust bookings going into the New Year and winter seasons."
Mr Davis said Baha Mar was "very confident" that it would meet the deadline for the Rosewood hotel property's opening in Spring 2018, adding: "We see no reason that will not happen."
He was also optimistic that the Government will fulfill its Heads of Agreement obligations to Baha Mar when it came to remediating the New Providence landfill, improving electricity supply reliability and developing a wastewater treatment plant to service the project.
"We are very confident the Government will live up to its commitments under the Heads of Agreement," Mr Davis said.
The Heads of Agreement requires the Government to address these obligations to Baha Mar's satisfaction by December 31, 2017, targets. Failure would relieve the resort and CTFE, at least temporarily, from its own 'Heads of Agreement' commitments.
The previously-sealed 'Heads of Terms' for Baha Mar's construction completion, disclosed earlier this year, revealed that CTFE's purchase closing deadline had been extended to December 1, 2017, from November 22, 2017. This was done via a letter signed by Creswell Sturrup, then-permanent secretary in the Prime Minister's Office, which was attached as an amendment to the 'Heads of Terms'.
CTFE, the Hong Kong-based conglomerate controlled by the Cheng family, committed in its Baha Mar 'Heads of Agreement' to incur "acquisition consideration, pre-opening expenditures and operating losses and capital spending of at least $2 billion".
It has already achieved one 'milestone' in ensuring the SLS property was opened by December 1, and the Grand Hyatt and casino by April 28, while the 'Heads of Agreement' also relieved CTFE of the obligation to "fund all public infrastructure costs outside the boundaries of the project necessary for a world-class resort, in addition to providing for waste treatment or back-up electric power and water desalination facilities". These obligations had been imposed upon Mr Izmirlian.
"Today is the culmination of our efforts to purchase and open this spectacular resort destination," said Mr Davis. "We have exciting plans and I am immensely proud of the progress our team has made over the last year.
"Baha Mar currently employs 3,500 Bahamians. We anticipate increasing the number of Bahamians employed at Baha Mar to over 5,000 associates by the end of 2018. We project that Baha Mar will contribute 12 per cent to the GDP of the Bahamas in future years.
"To advance our plans to grow employment and spur economic growth in the Bahamas, on November 1 we launched Life Spectacular, a multi-million dollar marketing and advertising campaign to global audiences."
sheeprunner12 2 years, 10 months ago
Observing the shenanigans of the past two years with the government and Bahamar reminds me of the RUSH HOUR series of movies ........ you always wondered who was the Triad boss who was behind the scenes.


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Digital Health and the Future of Cardiovascular Care
An overview of the ways digital health is impacting and will impact the treatment of cardiovascular conditions.
How does digital health pertain to you? Perhaps you are a physician who is overworked, feeling burnout, and dreading yet more patient information to manage.1 Perhaps you are an administrator trying to figure out how to incorporate digital offerings to your patient population or a patient who wants more input and control over your health care by engaging in remote physiologic monitoring to stay in touch with your doctor between office visits and to avoid the emergency department. In any case, today you cannot escape the headlines about the digital transformation in health care.2
Digital health is the convergence of digital technologies with health care delivery using information and communication solutions to address health conditions. The technology may be software or hardware solutions or services such as telemedicine, text messages, wearable devices, or remote monitors and sensors with web-based analysis. It may more broadly include genomics, artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning analytics, and mobile applications. Digital health aims to connect physiologic parameters identified outside of the traditional hospital or clinic settings to enhance the precision and personalization of health care delivery for patients, particularly those with chronic conditions.
When there is a sea change in an industry, there are several tell-tale signs.3 There is a decrease in customer (ie, patient) loyalty, which has been seen in health care, with patients increasingly using mobile health visit solutions, such as Teladoc (Teladoc Health), rather than scheduling personal doctor office visits.
In addition, digital startups have seen major spikes in investments from venture capitalists, which have topped $11 billion over the past year alone4; major players such as Google, Apple, and Microsoft have placed big bets on digital health care startups in areas like clinical research, genetics, drug delivery, and more. Portfolio companies, such as 23andMe, Flatiron Health, and Freenome, collect massive amounts of patient data and use advanced AI and machine learning to drive insights into patient health and trends.
Even the FDA has released a digital health innovation action plan and has launched pilot programs to facilitate digital health product approvals. Policy changes such as these, as well as the addition of remote physiologic monitoring codes for 2019 by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) and updates to these codes slated for January 2020, suggest the government is facilitating the untethering of health delivery from the standard brick-and-mortar facilities we are used to. New business models such as Livongo's monthly subscription service designed to support enrolled prediabetic patients and prevent progression to diabetes led to a valuation of more than $1 billion. Remote monitoring is especially of interest to multiple stakeholders, including: (1) self-insured companies, which save on insurance costs if they can avoid expenses from chronic conditions; (2) providers that participate in shared savings plans and show improved outcomes with remote monitoring; and (3) health care systems looking to incorporate sensor technology to digitally enhance their patient care offerings.
CT scans read by AI and machine learning were more accurate in predicting 5-year all-cause mortality than CT scans read by humans in a study looking at 10,000 scans.5 At the 2018 Consumer Electronics Show, there were > 500 digital health and > 620 wearable device exhibitors present, which was a dramatic increase from 5 years prior. Wearable technologies can measure arrhythmias, respiratory rate, weight, blood pressure, temperature, stress levels, sleep apnea, and more. Wearable monitors measuring cardiac parameters such as atrial fibrillation (AF) (eg, Apple Watch, Halo watch [LIVMOR, Inc.; Figure 1]) can improve the identification of patients with asymptomatic AF who could be at risk for cryptogenic or undiagnosed stroke. Goldkorn et al showed that wearable devices that measure heart rate variability were more sensitive than traditional nuclear stress testing (73% vs 26%) in diagnosing patients with clinically important coronary disease referred for coronary angiography.6 Some devices are under investigation in the vascular field. The Lumee oxygen platform (Profusa, Inc.) uses a tiny hydrogel biosensor injected under the skin to measure tissue oxygen levels to help identify patients who may be at risk for ischemia (Figure 2).
Digital health for cardiovascular conditions is in its infancy, but with the global impact of these diseases and the contribution of chronic conditions to the health care budget, it seems likely that remote monitoring and digital transformation will be a part of our everyday practice of medicine very soon. The interest from venture capital funding, governmental policy support including the FDA and CMS, and multiple stakeholders impacted by the adoption suggest digital health is here to stay.
1. Medaxiom. 2019 report: cardiovascular provider compensation and production survey: cardiology compensation continues to rise; heart failure data deput. https://www.medaxiom.com/news/2019/08/27/news/2019-report-cardiovascular-provider-compensation-and-production-survey. Published August 27, 2019. Accessed December 16, 2019.
2. Newman D. Top 6 digital transformation trends in healthcare for 2019. Forbes. January 3, 2019. https://www.forbes.com/sites/danielnewman/2019/01/03/top-6-digital-transformation-trends-in-healthcare-for-2019/#433535e36911. Accessed December 16, 2019.
3. Anthony SD, Gilbert CG, Johnson MW. Dual Transformation: How to Reposition Today's Business While Creating the Future. Boston: Harvard Business Review Press; 2017.
4. CBInsights. Where tech giants are betting on digital health. https://www.cbinsights.com/research/tech-giants-digital-healthcare-investments. Published October 29, 2019. Accessed December 16, 2019.
5. Motwani M, Berman DS, Germano G, et al. Machine learning for prediction of all-cause mortality in patients with suspected coronary artery disease: a 5-year multicentre prospective registry analysis. Eur Heart J. 2017;38:500-507.
6. Goldkorn R, Naimushin A, Shlomo N, et al. Comparison of the usefulness of heart rate variability versus exercise stress testing for the detection of myocardial ischemia in patients without known coronary artery disease. 2015;115:1518-1522.


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Blue Tongue Entertainment was founded in October 1995, and became a part of THQ in 2004. We now have more than 90 staff, and have shipped games in a wide range of genres. Popular titles from Blue Tongue include Starship Troopers Terran Ascendancy, Jurassic Park Operation Genesis, the Nicktoons series of games, and our acclaimed Nintendo Wii-exclusive de Blob.
We are looking for a talented Level Designer, to work as part of on the team that released de Blob last year. The Level Designer will be responsible for designing, object placement and scripting of the world in a game. This position will be working on a fantastic new title; this is a great opportunity for someone with relevant experience that's looking for an interesting and original project to be part of. This position will report directly to the Lead Designer.
Your daily challenges:-
• Create fun and exciting levels, delivered to a high degree of detail and polish, based on an established game mechanic.
• Balancing and adjusting game-play experiences, puzzles and mechanics.
• Contribute creatively and technically to the team.
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• Excellent communication skills required, creative writing and visualization skills a distinct advantage.
• Flexible and creative thinker with the ability to deliver high quality, fun and engaging game play in a 3D space.
• Knowledge of architecture and visual arts, drawing skills an advantage.
• An in-depth knowledge and understanding of the mechanics of games and what makes them fun.
• Adaptable and capable of multi-tasking, ability to problem solve.
• Strong visual research skills.
• Strong organisational skills.
• A good balance between Idealism and Pragmatism, willing and able to design within technical and other constraints.
• Must be friendly, responsible, accountable, and proactive.
• Able to listen to and implement constructive criticism.
What more can we offer?
• Friendly, inspiring and collaborative work environment
• Performance & salary reviews
• Discount stock option programs
• Income protection insurance
• Project Bonuses
• Friday drinks & social functions
• Games area and games library
• Also the office is easily accessible
I don't suppose it would be possible to do this job remotely from Brisbane? The position sounds good, but the commute is a bit long. :)
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Deja vu
Is this the same position they advertised a couple of weeks back? didn't it close? Are they looking for additional people now or is this a misprinting of the original position (the one thats closed)???
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Remotely? No. Deja vu? Yes .
Remotely? No, this is an onsite role, we would however consider assisting with relocation.
Deja vu? Yes, this role was advertised a few months back, but this is a new position.
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The kind of Deja vu i like
Nice one, thanks for responding to this Kirbs!
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Is this role still open?
Is this role still open? Can't imagine it took long to find someone given the current situations around Australia.
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It's still listed on their
It's still listed on their website, has anyone who applied heard back?
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Might be on for a wait
Many studios (and businesses in general) are all doing the Christmas wrap drinks and closing up for the year this week. I'd say that if Blue Tongue hasn't contacted you yet, they probably wouldn't do until early January when they all return to work.
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We have filled this and everyone should have got a response.
Any questions let me know.
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My name is Craig Jansson I own a very passionate Sound Design / Score facility in Melbourne and im looking to make some new contacts here in Australia.
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I do scores and full sound design and im so very keen to meet like minded passionate people who want to create something unique - that they can be proud of.
We have state of the art dolby post production and score studio's, with massive live rooms, any piece of gear you could require - but we have a desire to be a part of something ! Something Great ..
I know things are very slow here at the moment but please check out my site at craigjansson.com
If you have any need for a passionate sound designer / score writer in the future or to just make a great contact in the industry - please drop me a line.
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It can;t hurt to post a link
It can;t hurt to post a link to your website or showreel dude.
Do audio guys call it showreels? Demo track?
Now thats given me something to think about
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Fashion Collector
|One of the best looks for earth elementalist I've ever seen too.
|2017-02-16 12:57
|Wonderful concept! Love it :D Beautiful thematic screens too. Solid gold =D
|2017-02-16 15:36
Deathblade Kenny
Fashion Guru
|Thanks alot krux
|2017-02-16 16:35 in reply to Ashwolf
Deathblade Kenny
Fashion Guru
|thank you frederick ^^
|2017-02-16 16:37 in reply to frederickx
|OH MY GOD. it took me a second to think where you took these screenies. THESE ARE PHENOMENAL.
good job
|2017-02-16 17:28
|Such a cool cosplay!
I love the armor-comb on its own! The blue bits add some nice highlights and i love the use of that headpiece :D
Your screens are amazing! The desert scenery fits perfectly for the theme and have some nice poses!!!
Great style on its own + a nice piece of nostalgia.
Gold for sure :D
|2017-02-16 17:35
|That screen on the bridge on the last line... It looks exactly like that scene in the bonus mission pack of GW1 in which you play Turai Ossa fighting Palawa. Much memories, such gold wow.
|2017-02-17 6:26
Deathblade Kenny
Fashion Guru
|haha yeah guild hall//desert borderlands//and Eotm are the locations. thanks alot :D
|2017-02-17 8:42 in reply to katunix
Deathblade Kenny
Fashion Guru
|always brightens up my day when i can make someone rememeber the good times in guild wars 1 and reading such lovely comments ^^ ty hylek
|2017-02-17 8:44 in reply to Hylek
Deathblade Kenny
Fashion Guru
|yeah ^^ i posted that scene in the description to watch it again. where he loses control and then leaps into ossa. :)
|2017-02-17 8:45 in reply to Lepasconnu
|I have no experience with gw1 but this is still great. It's rare to see earth themed Ele and I love the fact you used that hat. Gold
|2017-02-17 10:41
Deathblade Kenny
Fashion Guru
|yeah I was also aware of the earth ele being behind. the makes the whole look imo :) ty
|2017-02-17 11:09 in reply to Mek
Fashion Guru
|I'm not completely sold on the top and legs combo, it has too sharp of a break and does not blend well. I do love that you did not ignore the blue bits on the legs and incorporated it into the look. Gold OFC.
|2017-02-19 4:51
Deathblade Kenny
Fashion Guru
|Thank you for your comment jesandsteven. The reason i choose this combo specifically is: It was the only combination which made the lints of palawa joko look like they were similar as to the real palawa joko version. now i know that can't be done. but i used my own creativity to make it work. sadly i am not happy with the pants and arm combo here but other combos were much worse. appreciate your feedback :)
|2017-02-19 10:48 in reply to jesandsteven
|That is one of the most original looks I have ever seen! Very good screenshots and of course perfect presentation. And as Ashwolf says, it looks nice for Earth Elementalist :p
|2017-02-19 13:17
Deathblade Kenny
Fashion Guru
|oh thanks miggs i havent checked old looks for comments in a long time...i tried to make it as original as it can be xD
|2017-06-17 13:25 in reply to Migg
|2017-09-25 16:21
Deathblade Kenny
Fashion Guru
|yo thanks!
|2017-09-25 16:47 in reply to MsBaru
Fashion Guru
|That's probably the most faithful recreation I could imagine. And you already nailed Togo before. And the screenshots are incredible!
I really look forward to seeing any other GW1 characters you may recreate.
|2017-10-13 12:16
Deathblade Kenny
Fashion Guru
|tyvm! i actually have a few more if u check out my profile. like balthazar. shiro. a tengu and margonite. i might come up with a few more eventually. just stay tuned ^^
|2017-10-13 13:09 in reply to Chiorydax
Fashion Guru
|Great pictures!
|2019-01-25 10:37
Lanaya Mirrorblade
|I wonder if this look can now be improved with a human with thinnest build and embiggening tonic along with avian/deathly pauldrons or maybe scourge tendrils? And perhaps with funerary armor pieces for legs?
|2019-02-11 15:23
Deathblade Kenny
Fashion Guru
|the posture wouldn't quite match but the build would. just as norn build is too beast but the posture matches tho.and i will have no tattoos to make him look undeaad. however i can use this toy shell infusion for it now.
|2019-02-12 20:46 in reply to Lanaya Mirrorblade
Fashion Collector
|Praise Joko!
|2020-05-05 20:04