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Hyderabad: Union Minister and Congress high command`s emissary to Andhra Pradesh Vayalar Ravi on Monday said the June 12 by-elections to 18 Assembly seats and one Lok Sabha constituency were not a referendum on the state government.
"You cannot treat these (by-elections) as a referendum. The bypolls were caused as some legislators defied the party, which gave them their political life. We are explaining this to the people," Ravi told newsmen here today.
The high command`s envoy returned to Hyderabad this morning to oversee the party`s campaign for bypolls.
Chief Minister N Kiran Kumar Reddy hosted lunch for the Union Minister and discussed the party position in different constituencies.
Ravi said everyone knew why Kadapa MP Y S Jaganmohan Reddy quit Congress and floated his own YSR Congress party. "Along with him, some Congress cadre too left the party," he added.
The by-elections would see a triangular contest between Congress, TDP and YSR Congress, he said.
Replying to questions, Ravi said he had no information about the possible questioning of some state ministers by the CBI in connection with the disproportionate assets case against Jagan. "The ministers may be questioned but that will not cause any problem to the government. The CBI investigation is going on as per the court directives," the Union Minister pointed out.
On Telangana, Ravi said the issue was under the consideration of the Union government.
Ravi will camp in Hyderabad to discuss the bypoll strategy with senior leaders and also visit some constituencies with Pradesh Congress Committee president Botsa Satyanarayana for campaigning, party sources said.

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All-ACC forward Tom Gugliotta reportedly spent last weekend in Athens, Greece, investigating his latest basketball option with PAOK of the Greek Professional League. But Washington Bullets general manager John Nash said yesterday he has no intention of trading rights to the club's first-round draft choice to another NBA team.
"At this point in time, I'm not interested in trading Gugliotta for an average player or a future draft pick who would not be able to help us this coming season," said Nash. "We plan to retain his rights. If he is still not signed by February, then we might contemplate a trade."
Nash said he is "not encouraged" by the fact that Gugliotta has yet to sign with one of his European suitors. Nash spent considerable time on his just-completed two-week vacation talking to Gugliotta's agent, Richard Howell of Atlanta, but said no progress has been made in their summer-long negotiations.


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The Culver City Planning Commission has certified an environmental impact report on the massive Marina Place project, despite objections that the report does not adequately deal with how the development will affect traffic.
Steve Andrews, an aide to Los Angeles City Councilwoman Pat Russell, told the commission that the supplemental report, prepared by the city and a traffic consultant, did not completely describe how to resolve traffic problems created by the project.
However, Planning Commissioner Charles S. Blum said that the impact of traffic from Marina Place would be insignificant when measured against the traffic generated by major developments proposed in Los Angeles near the project site.
"We in Culver City are faced with an attempt to mitigate the impacts of traffic not generated in our borders," Blum told Andrews during a Planning Commission hearing Wednesday. "The situation leaves a lot to be desired."


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(6.30pm, Monday 13 October 2014, City Recital Hall)
Thank you, Sam [McLean], and welcome everyone to Gigabytes and Giving Back, Using Technology for Social Good.
I'd like to welcome tonight's keynote speaker, Jacquelline Fuller, Director of Google.org, and the members of this evening's panel:
- Graeme Wood, AM, Philanthropist and founder of Wotif.com
- Karen Skinner, National Director, change.org
- David Scribner, Chief Executive, Virgin Mobile Australia
- Dr Karen Nelson-Field, University of South Australia; and
- Jamie Moore, General Manager, Hello Sunday Morning
And finally a warm welcome to Professor Emeritus Ron McCallum, who will be speaking to us at the end of the panel discussion about his experience with the extraordinary potential for technology to improve lives.
Like most global cities, issues including a rapidly growing population, pressure on infrastructure and services, and the gap between our very rich and very poor, are presenting challenges to Sydney's health and well-being.
Social sustainability is a pillar of Sustainable Sydney 2030 and tonight we focus on the important role that technology can play in building fairer, more resilient communities.
At a packed City talk in July, renowned economist and Nobel Laureate Joseph Stiglitz spoke about the global spiral towards greater inequality, and its high social and economic price.
At that event I posed the challenge: what kind of community do we want to be in the future, and how we will get there?
It is easy to be pessimistic about the future, but I have hope and a strong belief that we can meet the challenges we face.
The rise of inequality comes at the same time as unprecedented technological change, and this change is creating huge opportunities.
If we want Sydney to be a more equitable and inclusive city, we'll have to grab these opportunities.
The City of Sydney has taken confident steps in using technology to improve our environmental performance.
We've embraced clean energy by installing one of Australia's largest building-mounted solar systems. Our fleet of electric and hybrid vehicles is cutting carbon.
We've retrofitted our buildings with technology to reduce energy and water use, and we're replacing Sydney's park and street lights with LEDs - the first Council in Australia to do so.
We've been stymied in our attempts to establish low-carbon trigeneration precincts in Sydney, as is occurring throughout the world, because Federal and State government regulations have not been updated to allow energy to be transferred to adjoining buildings.
Instead, we are facilitating the private sector, such as the Frasers Property and Sekisui House trigen plant at Central Park that will supply low-carbon thermal energy to around 4,000 residents and 65,000 square metres of retail and commercial space in 14 buildings.
And we are focussing on our own properties, starting at Town Hall where trigen can improve energy efficiency by up to 20 per cent, compared with energy from the coal-fired grid.
Most importantly, we have become accurately aware of the powerful role technology will play in helping us tackle climate change.
Many governments, including the City, are still grappling with how we can make the best use of technology to boost our community's social sustainability.
One of the most immediate things we are doing is fostering great local talent by turning some of our properties into affordable work spaces, and supporting events that bring the City's creative and tech entrepreneurs together.
StartupAus estimates that tech startups could contribute $109 billion to our GDP and half a million jobs by the year 2033. Innovators and start-ups in Sydney are already creating new ways to do good, and we want to empower them to do more.
One of the recent recipients of City support is Good 360, a tech start-up involved in product philanthropy. With a City grant and in collaboration with the Better Buildings Partnership they are able to facilitate the recycling of surplus office furniture, appliances and fit-outs.
Atlassian - a Sydney success story that started with two graduates and a big idea - allocates one per cent of all staff working hours, revenue and equity to charitable causes. The Atlassian Foundation has so far donated more than $4 million to worthwhile causes, and given hundreds of staff hours to organisations that need a little help to make a change.
Tonight we're going to hear some about some other inspiring examples of people harnessing technology to build a better community.
In July Google.org launched the Australian chapter of their global Impact Challenge, a program to support non-profit organisations to reach their goals. Earlier this month a short-list of finalists were selected, and you can now vote for the idea you think has the most merit.
The popularity and success of this kind of collaborative and innovative approach to making our community a better place is just one of the reasons we should be hopeful about the future.
Creating strong and healthy communities is a shared responsibility - government plays a role, business does too, and so do we as individuals. We want to collaborate with other levels of government and the private and not-for-profit sector to builder a stronger, more inclusive community for all.
I'm very much looking forward to hearing from our speakers. I hope the discussion sparks an idea for you and motivates you to contribute to making our city a better place.
Thank you and enjoy tonight's discussion.


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Friday, September 21, 2018 *6:00pm
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We are very honored and excited to bring this trilogy of running events to the community as the official event management team for the Run Albion events. This event is owned by Caster Concepts Inc.
Historic Downtown Albion Michigan, home of Albion College. This 5k & 10k trilogy will take you in and around historic Albion. Start/Finish and Registration location will be at Victory Park near the Band Shelter. In case of inclement weather, please be advised we may move our location to the big pavilion, still within close proximity to the Band Shelter (follow event/registration signs).
Run Albion's course will pass through a variety of Albion's cornerstones including the historic downtown, college and beautiful parks. Albion's history is varied including being the home of the Purple Gang, a center for liberal arts study at Albion College and uniquely positioned along the Kalamazoo River. Each run will highlight an aspect of Albion's history, present and future.
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BOWIE, MD – Congressman Steny H. Hoyer released the following statement tonight after being reelected to the U.S. House of Representatives from Maryland's Fifth Congressional District:
"I am honored to have received the support of my neighbors to continue serving them in the U.S. House of Representatives. I am proud of what I've accomplished on behalf of my constituents throughout my career, from fighting for federal employees, veterans, and seniors, to advocating for military installations and federal facilities, to working for job creation and middle-class opportunities. But there is still a great deal of work to be done.
"I will continue to advocate for my Make It In America plan to encourage innovation and entrepreneurship so that we can create good jobs here at home. I will keep working to ensure our federal employees receive fair pay and benefits. I will continue my work to protect the Chesapeake Bay, its tributaries, and our environment. I will continue to stand up for our military installations across the district, which perform critical national security work and make all of us proud. I will keep fighting to make a quality education at all levels affordable and accessible to everyone. And I will keep pushing for equal pay for equal work and a higher minimum wage.
"I look forward to working with our newest Senator, Chris Van Hollen, our senior Senator, Ben Cardin, and the rest of the Maryland delegation to make our country even greater."


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NEW YORK (CBS.MW) -- Sony Corp.'s release of new XM satellite radio products helped spur the company's shares higher Thursday while the rest of the segment clung to gains notched earlier in the day.
Sony SNE, -1.74% shares ended the day up 49 cents to $39.79 as it announced a series of portable and car radio products designed to retrieve signals from satellites.
It and a vibrant market seemed to give the media sector an overall boost. AOL Time Warner Inc. AOL climbed $1.95 to $36.45. The company's long-awaited release of "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone" is coming up Nov. 16.
Other gainers included Viacom Inc. VIA, -1.01% VIA which added 64 cents to $39.80. Viacom is a major investor in MarketWatch.com, the publisher of this report.
A day after a positive earnings report, News Corp. NWS, -2.73% shares ticked up 59 cents to $28.29. Its Fox Entertainment FOX, -0.25% tracking stock also moved up, gaining 49 cents to end the day at $23.60. Standard & Poor's said after the close of trading that it revised the debt outlook for News Corp. to "stable" from "negative."
"The outlook revision is based on News Corp.'s completion of the sale of its stake in Fox Family Worldwide Inc. to Walt Disney Co. for $1.7 billion and on the fact that it recently terminated its negotiations regarding a potential combination with Hughes Electronics Corp.," the ratings agency wrote.
Walt Disney Co. DIS, -1.05% joined the party as well, tacking on 73 cents to $19.19. The company announced a fourth-quarter profit that was less than the consensus estimate on Wall Street. See full story.


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But Jesus called them to him, saying, "Let the children come to me, and do not hinder them, for to such belongs the kingdom of God. Truly, I say to you, whoever does not receive the kingdom of God like a child shall not enter it." Luke 18:16-17
I don't know what it is exactly that causes me to expect that, as a newly minted missionary, I should have some great physical, intellectual or spiritual contribution to every ministry focused activity I show up to. Perhaps it's my maleness or handymanness or just my humanness. The truth is that recently with life, work, mission training, support raising, 2-year-old child rearing, and us having a new one on the way in November, I have just been a whole lot of tired and it has been difficult just to show up, let alone contribute greatness.
So, two weeks ago when our family left town with our friends at Christ the King Church–Austin, and a few other churches, to spend the next 7 days working in Reynosa, Mexico at the mission where we eventually will be serving full-time, I was afraid that just showing up would be my greatest contribution for the week. Maybe it was, and maybe that was enough.
If I took anything away from our most recent trip to Isaiah 55 it was this, a reminder that Christ is building His Church, we just need to show up. Now, obviously, we are all called to do more than just show up, but that is the first step. Over that week I saw a little girl just thrilled to have someone throw a ball with her, kids playing joyfully with each other without a common language, sinks got fixed, trash got moved, fences painted. I watched as a man met, for the first time, a student that he had been sponsoring, and later heard about how he could truly feel Christ's unconditional love when he hugged that boy. I learned how we, as a group of believers from different backgrounds and different churches, renewed others faith in summer mission trips like these, just because we showed up and loved each other.
"By this all people will know that you are my disciples, if you have love for one another." John 13:35
Did I make any great contribution on our trip? I showed up and I know that God is doing great things everyday in Reynosa. He is doing them through His Church, through Isaiah 55 Ministries and through the church teams that serve there every year. Our family is extraordinarily blessed to have been called to show up to Isaiah 55 every day and to watch God's work unfold before us. I hope, if you ever have the opportunity to show up as well, that you won't miss the chance.


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I would like to share some of what I believe to be True with you. Please know that I share only my thoughts and understanding, read with a discerning heart.
As we look into the mirror that is our Twin, we find a Truth that is unique to us. As we begin to explore this Truth, live this Truth, the veils of illusion begin to slip away. As we share our Truth with others, we begin to find common ground. It is this common ground that we begin to anchor a new level of consciousness. …Can you imagine a world in which we celebrate each other's uniqueness instead of fearing it? Can you imagine the things we could do if we set our differences aside instead of focusing on them? Yet how do we begin to do that?
I believe that we need to let go of anything that would divide us. After all, the whole premise of Twin Flame's is one of Love and when has Love ever divided anything? Does not Love call for acceptance and tolerance? Is not Love said to be blind? If so, should we not turn a blind eye to our differences and instead focus on what unites us?
If we believe we are Twin Flame's, do we not believe that we are here to anchor a new understanding of Love, bring a Light to darkness? If so, should we not be more sensitive to the plight of other's? Should we not be more compassionate knowing the struggle's and confusion of our own personal journey? If we wonder what is keeping our Twin so long from our Union, yet offer judgments on the journey's of others, maybe that is the answer.
I believe that for us to find Union with our Twin, we first must find Union within ourselves. This does not mean that we will not need anyone, or that we will not need guidance, comfort, or aid. Any one of us could have a million advisers and councilor's, yet it is up to the individual to make the choice for themselves. I can listen to my closest friends, and I often have, yet it is up to me to either take their advice or not. Yes, we need each other, we need to share our struggle's, and victories, with other living human beings who understand the difficulty of the journey, yet none of those people can walk our Path, nor can we walk theirs. It is not up to us to determine what is right or wrong for others, only for ourselves.
As we come into Union with ourselves, I believe we will then begin to come into Union with our Twin and our Tribe. After all, the real work begins when we find ourselves in Union. There is a world to change and it is going to take each and everyone of us, with our unique picture of Truth, to build the new one.
We have seen what happens when the world is shaped, driven, by the false idea's of division and separation. Do we want to build a world on the same principles that have brought us here? Or do we want to build a world that is founded on the inclusive, healing energy that is unconditional and Divine Love?
Thank you for letting me share some of my thoughts, some of my Truth with you. Namaste.
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Betty left this earth to walk with the Lord on February 12th, 2018. She was ready to leave her earthly body and join those that had gone before. Those she left behind were not ready but God has his own plans.
Betty was born in Newport, Oregon on October 6th, 1934 to Charles and Maude (Black) Howry. The third child and only daughter of four, known to her family as Betty Jean. She attended school in Newport graduating from the 8th grade in the building that now houses the Newport City Hall.
Her family relocated up the Big Elk just above Elk City where she would attend high school in Toledo, graduating in 1952. After high school she enrolled in nursing school for a while in Portland but felt the pull of her life in Toledo returning home to marry her high school sweetheart Bud Parks March 27th, 1954. They began their life in Toledo and welcomed their first son, Dan. Then moving to the place all four children would know as home between Eddyville and Toledo.
Betty loved animals and being outdoors. She was a typical country girl, strong of body and will. This would serve her well as the next three children came along, two more boys (Rex and Roy) and a girl (Dale). Horses, cows, sheep and chickens were kept on their property along with numerous cats and dogs. Hunting, fishing, camping, and later watching her grandchildren grow was simple pleasures that she enjoyed throughout her life.
She came to know the Lord as her Savior early in life, was baptized at age 32 and continued to learn and grow throughout her 83 years. A member of the Eddyville Community Church, she taught Sunday school, vacation bible school and Good News Club for years amassing a large personal collection of flannel stories. It's staggering to think of all the young lives that Betty touched in sharing about the Lord Jesus Christ.
Betty worked as a cook at the Toledo High School for a few years after the youngest went to school. When her own mother died young she left that job feeling that she was needed at home. Later after all her children had either married or left home she began working for the Lincoln County elections at polling sites moving into a part time job in the clerk's office which led to a full time job where she retired after nearly 22 years as the Chief Deputy Clerk for Lincoln County in 2011.
While in the hospital, Betty could not understand why people were making over her. She felt she had not done anything to deserve it. She was told that all the lives she has touched were too many to recite. The old movie "It's a Wonderful Life" came to mind. Many aspire to be like Betty, young and old alike. A more thoughtful and caring wife, mother, grandmother and friend none could ask for more.
Betty leaves behind her children. Sons, Dan of Eddyville, Rex of Sisters, Roy of Burnt Woods, daughter Dale (George) of Philomath and daughter-in-law Vickie of Sisters, 8 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren. Brother, Jon (Doreen) of Toledo and her beloved cats Isis and Izzy.
Interment will be at the Eddyville Cemetery. A Celebration of Life Pot Luck will be held at the Eddyville Charter School, Saturday, February 24th at 2:00 p.m. All who knew and loved her are welcome. In lieu of flowers the family requests donations be made in Betty's name to a church of choice or the Eddyville Cemetery Association c/o Don Reed, 26281 Hwy 20, Eddyville, OR 97343.


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Highway to the dead zone
Before we take a deep dive into each of the R5's modes to find out how its analog slickness pans out in actual gameplay, there are a couple items worth reviewing. Probably the most important thing to understand is dead zone compensation, or what Aimpad refers to as its "anti-dead-zone" technology.
For the blissfully ignorant, a dead zone is the area around the center of a joystick or trigger that that produces no input. That zone prevents spurious touches from sending one off the track or into the ground. Nearly all joysticks have dead zones, even the ones on gamepads—even though you may not be consciously aware of them. When I reviewed the Steam Controller, dead zones were something I struggled with, because even though that controller offers extensive settings for them, I found it difficult to physically register where my thumb was resting on the touchpad.
With the Aimpad R5, there's no mistaking where your fingers are since, well, it's a keyboard. However, the fact that the R5 presents itself to games as a gamepad creates its own set of issues, since games designed to work with a thumbstick have built-in dead zones to cancel out unintentional movement. Complicating the issue further, there are multiple methods that games can use for implementing a dead zone, too.
The ideal analog control would translate its entire range of motion into input for your game. For example, if only half the travel of a keystroke was picked up by the game, it would be that much harder to precisely control your in-game character or vehicle. With a dead zone, though, you'd have to push the key down past a certain point before anything happened at all. Thankfully, Aimpad is well aware of this issue and has a few methods for solving the problem.
For starters, the Aimpad R5 assumes that games have a default dead zone compensation of 20%. That means it presumes the game will ignore the first 20% of a key's movement, and it compensates for this by telling the game the key has already moved by that amount, even though it's still at the top of its stroke. You can see this in action in the animation below, taken from the Game Controllers control panel. The first movement of the crosshair actually jumps out from the center with a light press on the key, but additional pressure generates smooth movement.
If it turns out that if 20% compensation isn't the right value for the particular game you're playing, the Aimpad R5 allows you to adjust the value in 2% increments using Fn+(PgUp or PgDn). During testing, I didn't run into any game that I wasn't able to configure satisfactorily with this method after a little trial-and-error. Since the latest firmware update, the dead zone compensation settings remain saved on the keyboard even if you unplug it. Gamers also have the ability to change which type of deadzone the Aimpad cancels out (radial or axial).
Since there's no PC software component to manage game profiles for the Aimpad, you'll have to make adjustments manually as you switch between games—assuming the games you play require tweaking. Personally, I'm just fine with that. I greatly appreciate that all the keyboard's functions are handled in hardware. Memorizing a couple key combinations and spending a few seconds fine-tuning a game when I start it is a small price to pay for avoiding a clunky piece of peripheral software. If you're on the other side of the fence, though, you've been warned.
Now, let's see how the Aimpad behaves in each of its three modes.


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Rescued Yellow Bellied Slider help please?
Calling him he out of habit, could be a she. Not sure? He's been kept in greenish, 3-4 inch water. Rarely cleaned
Got a tank cleaned out for em, a dock, uvb and heat light and filter, 20 gallon tank atm but will get 75 soon. He swims alright but seems to have a little trouble staying up. Mostly just stays docked. Not eating much of his pellet food, a few bites.
When he's held he squirms a little but mostly hides in his shell.
Owner said he was maybe 3, 4 years old. Can anyone confirm he's a yellow belly and what gender (if its based of tail/fingers, his fingers are small and tail is kinda tucked but not too long?), and if his underbelly should look like that? His shell looks dull and the underside is pink. Will take to vet when I find one for turtles and can afford it but any info now will help, ty
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well for one the gender of a turtle is based on a few characteristics like size, nail size, tail distribution and other things but for sizes a female turtle is bigger than a male when they are adults. For nail size a males nails are longer than a females for mating. And for a tail distribution a males the anal hole is out of the back of the shell than a female. Check all of these characteristics to tell the gender of your turtle. Go to any kind of turtle identification guide to find out what kind of turtle it is, if it doesn't help then ask a pet shop owner and they will tell you. For a more natural look set the tank next to a window for healthier uvb radiation with the light in their with it clean the tank more often, about once a week and make sure that the water gets over the entire portion of the shell make it at least two inches above the shell. And get another turtle about the same size and age because with nothing else in it makes the turtle board read other care sheets for more information. If you need any more information call me at 601-344-8613.
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As I said on one previous post last week we spent 2 days in Salamanca and since me and Sebastian absolutely loved the city (Seriously, we were even considering renting an apartment there.) and I took so many pictures I decided to share our little adventure with you guys. I have to warn you that you're gonna see a couple of selfies.. Not because we're big fans of selfies but simply because we didn't have another option since we were obviously traveling alone. I'm considering buying that "selfie stick" that everyone is talking about but I don't really know.. I think I would feel kinda silly using it.
Like I say on all of my "Let's Cross Over" posts these posts are about the things that we did and the places that we visited, solely based on our experience in the city kinda like a "Photo Diary". I'm sure that there are so many more things to do in Salamanca but unfortunately we did not have a lot of time there and we were in a rush to come back to Madrid for New Years.
I've already shared little bits of the trip on Instagram and Twitter so if you want to keep up with me while I'm in Spain you can follow me there 'cause I'm able to post more often. In case you already follow me I'm gonna do my best to share different pictures over here so you won't get bored.. which is not going to be that hard since I took almost 12438 pictures.
Ok, so let's get to the important things.
Salamanca is a small city located very close to Madrid. We arrived there by train and I believe it took us more or less two hours and each ticket was around 18 euros.. It's not that cheap but also not very expensive. We bought our tickets at Renfe and I totally recommend buying it there since I tried to buy it from RailEurope and they wanted to charge me almost 30 euros for a convenience fee.
Since there were no trains to come back on the same day we had to spend the night there and I'm so happy we did because after walking the entire day all I wanted to do was take a shower and sleep in a comfortable bed. We stayed at a Hostel called Salamanca Suites which I 100% recommend. The staff was very helpful and friendly and the location was awesome, right in the center of the city. The room was very comfortable, the heating worked great and the breakfast was pretty good too, nothing spectacular.
As I said before, Salamanca is a very small city so we walked everywhere and I believe it took us 30 minutes to cross the entire city on foot, just to give you an idea. We used Google Maps to guide and every time that we typed the name of a different place and it appeared "4 min walking distance" Sebastian freak out a little.
| Plaza Mayor |
This beautiful is the center of the city and almost all the streets lead there, making it pretty much impossible to get lost in Salamanca. As you'll be able to see on the pictures Plaza Mayor in the day and at night are two different things. When they light up all the lights it's really magical and it makes the perfect background for pictures.
You can find tons of restaurants and little cafes there to have dinner or lunch. I would recommend trying out the paella which is delicious and affordable. If you're considering eating there just keep in mind that most of the restaurants will charge you more if you choose to eat at the tables outside.. even if it's winter so just keep that in mind.
You can find tons of restaurants and little cafes there to have dinner or lunch. I would recommend trying out the paella which is delicious and affordable. If you're considering eating there just keep in mind that most of the restaurants will charge you more if you choose to eat at the tables outside.. even if it's winter so just keep that in mind.
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Honestly I didn't want to divide this post in two parts but when I started getting the pictures together and editing them I realized that I had many more pictures that I thought I had so now I'm thinking that making two different posts will be better 'cause I don't want you guys getting bored or something.
I hope you liked the pictures and enjoyed seeing a little bit of Salamanca through my eyes. In case you guys have any questions or thoughts you'd like to share please let me know on the comments and I'll be happy to answer.
Thanks so much for reading and I'll see you on the next one !


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Retro WOD at the McTavish location
Retro WOD at the McTavish location
At the end of our 6 week program with the teens, Lucas is hitting 5 bridge push ups. When he started he had zero. Way to go!
At Flux, we strive for strict movements and strong eccentrics before kipping. This keeps our movers safe and injury free. Jess is very close to a strict muscle up so I knew it was time to practice the kip. Here she is doing her second kipping muscle up. Check out that stability! Thanks to all the Flux teachers who aided Jessica Gibson on her muscle up journey.
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Even the cold night can't deter you from lazing outdoors. You can make it cosier by incorporating candles and heat lamps.
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This time of year, summer is ending, fall beginning, and even if it has been decades, we remember the bittersweet excitement of returning to school. Nature is transitioning, we are transitioning. Change is in the still, hot air. When we pause and deepen our awareness, we learn to feel the change of season in our bodies. In Southern California, where Easterners are fond of reminding us there are no seasons, our senses know differently. The garden is gradually changing. We are aware of a softer natural light in the yoga studio. Indian summer heat forces us to slow down, reflect, observe. The shadow of the Japanese Maple plays in a new place on the wall. Fall takes its place as the transition between Summer and Winter. How does the change in season affect the rhythms of our yoga practice?
In our yoga practice, we take our cues from the nature of the garden. We tend to think of transitions in nature as events like the changing of the seasons. Profound changes in nature affect us daily, the transition from night to dawn: We think of human transitions as life cycle events, births or that first day of school. Transitions frame our daily activities. We begin our day, mostly without a thought of what is occurring in our bodies. Looking at that transition, we notice a routine, a mindful rhythm that introduces us to the fullness of our day; a cup of tea or coffee, a moment of quiet.
Fundamentally, yoga is about union. Union between our bodies, minds and spirits; union between ourselves and our the space around us. In the most physical way, what frames our yoga practice; we take our seat on the mat, center ourselves and turn toward a deeper awareness of our breath. When we chant the sound of OM, that ritual is a graceful transition to the time we set aside for our yoga (asana) practice, in classes big or small, on line, or alone. Those of us practicing some form of Hatha Yoga, are probably moving through a combination of Sun Salutations, standing and seated poses, twists, bends, maybe inversions. It might be twenty minutes long or two hours long, practicing with the belief that we are moving our bodies in the most life-enhancing way possible. We make mistakes, we laugh, we learn and sometimes we cry. No matter what the asanas look like, before we finish, we honor our time on the mat by taking Savasana, or corpse pose. We lie on our backs, minds quiet, hearts open, vulnerable, supported by the earth. We give ourselves this gift of sweet stillness so that we can transition back to the rest of our day with grace, with the knowledge that we are an integral part of this natural world, that its rhythms are our rhythms.
So when you next step onto your mat, honor your practice by being mindful of the structure by marking the transitions. Sit comfortably before you begin to move. Complete your practice with a true Savasana. The time you set aside for your yoga practice is sacred time; the space, even if temporary, is sacred space. As you acknowledge the beginnings, endings and transitions in the world around you, you will find the parallels of beginnings, endings and transitions on your mat. Eventually, that line blurs: your yoga and your life begin to support each other, and the seasons continue to change.


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Home to the oldest and perhaps best known tennis tournament in the world, the All-England Lawn Tennis Club is tucked away in the attractive green suburb of Wimbledon. The Club run an excellent Museum and regular tours of the grounds, show courts and media facilities.
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The village of Beallsville is located in Monroe County.
From the Census Estimates for 2017, Beallsville has a population of 387 people<2> (see below for details).
Beallsville is 1,250 feet [381 m] above sea level.<3>.
Time Zone: Beallsville lies in the Eastern Time Zone (EST/EDT) and observes daylight saving time
Beallsville lies within the (740) area code.
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Taken from the 2017 Census Estimates, Beallsville had an population of 387 people. This is a decrease of 5.38% since the 2010 Census (or a decrease of 8.51% since the 2000 Census).
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I want to share part of a prayer from November 29, 2014 (Month 9 Day 6). I began: Father, help me, I haven't had the best few days. The Divine responded:
No you haven't, but they'll get better.
That's it. That's all. Those few words.
Sometimes when you're down and out you just want someone to pour out. Maybe you don't know what it is that you need, but you need something. Something bigger, usually.
But all I received was that small amount. Up front, the recognition that things weren't good, closed with an affirmation of better days ahead.
I suppose, at the end, isn't that really all we need – validation that things aren't so good, but a hope that they will get better.
With that in mind, it is interesting that the Divine continued:
Now listen to this, you my son, listen, simply listen…
Yep. Yeah. By now I know the drill: l-i-s-t-e-n.
Later in the prayer, the Divine conveyed:
You make decisions that hurt you, yourself, but you do so because you can't see the larger picture and you never will.
From my critics, their immediate response includes the decision of where I am going in my life. From me to them there is no retort that satisfies them.
For me, personally, back then I listened to their voices of criticism. I took their "opinions" of: God would never lead like that, or their opinions about what the Bible said about marriage, or their opinions of however else they could not find a multiple-wife marriage acceptable.
Their voices were important to me. They were people who had been an important part of my life. Some of those voices taught me from my youth. Some of those voices had been involved in my life for years.
I aimed for an honest, objective, unbiased discussion of the Biblical text. Time, and again, all that was proven is that they could not, in some cases would not, change from their personal perspective. That might have been social, it might have been their own, it might have been religious.
The more that I gave them my ear, the more I listened. The more I studied. The more I researched the Biblical narrative. The more I prayed.
The more I did that, the more I conjured possibilities and scenarios, providing me no benefit. I was feeling boxed in, unappreciated, unheard, tormented.
Through those years, I had to learn three things.
One. To actually trust the Divine, which I am still working on.
Two. That I truly cannot see the larger picture of life, there simply are too many details, too much of a human factor, and I'm learning that the assumptions that were instilled in me have proven to be ineffective at navigating the course of life because they do not draw proper conclusions.
Three. I had to learn that the voices that criticized me were doing the very thing they accused me of – they accused me of picking and choosing what I wanted for my life, while they themselves were practicing that very thing and then judging or condemning those around them who chose differently than themselves.
But, I valued their input, because I value(d) them. The hardest thing to learn, no, to accept, was that I valued them more than they valued me.
For me, that realization was slow.
But when that realization finally dawned on me, I found that I was permitted to accept the fact that I was not going to live up to their expectations, and that I had no need to meet their expectations.
It was then, and really only then, that I accepted myself because as sure as it rains, they weren't, and in some cases aren't, going to accept me. Tough when one wants to be accepted.
But hey, I learned that I was accepted by them only when I met their terms and conditions. That is because a sizeable number of them cannot and will not accept me for who I am.
Ugly truth, but that is part of the larger picture. So I had to learn to accept myself, and learn that the most important persons on this planet accept me, that being my wife Mary, and my wife-to-be, Rachel, and since Mary accepts me, then I have lots to live for.
But, the larger picture beyond that is something I want to see, you know seeing the forest and the trees. But, you want to know something, I can't. You can't. Nobody can.
We know, barely, our own participation in the larger ecosystem of this existence. How on earth is it possible for anyone to truly see the larger picture? I can't. I never will. So it is important that the Divine continued:
That is not a fault of yours, but as human, the larger picture is unknown, even though you play and participate in your role.
Well, at least, I am fulfilling my role.
But I find it important that thought reminds me of this from the Apostle Paul, "For now we see in a mirror dimly, but then face to face. Now I know in part; then I shall know fully, even as I have been fully known."
As a human, that is simply my situation, my plight.
That is why, as I have experienced more of life, moving forward into my existence on this terrestrial plane, I am learning that trust in the Divine is more important than understanding the ins-and-outs of physical existence, because knowledge of the larger picture is NOT possible.
The larger picture.
So allow me to share a later part of my prayer from that same date. The Divine conveyed:
Now, I want to tell you good news about your wives, yes wives.
There it is – part of the larger picture. My life, at some point, will be just that.
Do I care? Certainly.
Do I want that life? Absolutely.
Will my wives be happy? Quite frankly, their happiness and mine, on this plane of existence as humans, is all that matters.
For my critical reader who thinks that I am shunning or closing the door to all things godly, it makes me wonder if you have been paying any attention during the telling of "My Story". Because if there is ONE thing that I have established, it is that my life is centered on the Divine, and so shall my life be when I have two wives.
But back to the issue at hand, the larger picture, there is good news in that larger picture. But first, the Divine continued:
While they are still preparing, you must, must, accept one thing:
The larger picture – I don't understand it, so I can't explain it, but somehow Mary and Rachel, at the time of this prayer, were (possibly still are) preparing for their life with me. What that means, I don't have a clue.
But that is not the Divine's point. That information led up to the one thing I must, emphasized, must accept. So what must I accept? The Divine continued:
this will happen.
At this point, my critical reader retorts with something akin to: "Well of course it's going to happen. You made it happen." Again, to their criticism, I have no kind words, so I refrain from commentary.
The point is, back in 2014, on the date of this prayer, I did NOT accept that this was going to happen. As I have explain, back then, I was too concerned about pleasing other people, making sure that I was accepted by contorting myself to their parameters.
Through the years, I have given up on being accepted by them. Some won't accept me, and I am done with torturing myself about it, and pleading and wanting them to accept me.
Ultimately either someone will accept me, or they won't, and no longer do I feel the need to receive their acceptance in order for me to feel that I am validated, valued, or to confirm the soundness of my spirituality.
So it will happen, I will have two women in my life, more importantly, two women who WANT to be in my life.
But it is the next thing that the Divine conveys that is intriguing. The Divine continued:
You have given your invitation,
In the context of the prayer, the invitation is asking for a woman's hand in marriage. I asked for Mary's hand. She accepted. I also asked her to walk with me into this life of two wives. She accepted.
The Divine continued:
and no woman has ever turned you down when you have asked for her hand,
Directly, from face-to-face, I have only asked Mary for her hand in marriage. So in that sense, I have never asked another woman for her hand.
But, indirectly and informally, less personally, I asked for another woman's hand in marriage. She turned that down.
So, I am not sure what to make of that statement, or how the Divine continued:
I've made sure of it.
All I know for certain is that I have experienced the last five or so years, and I am where I am.
Some no longer walk within my sphere of operation. So be it. Others accept me for who I am, where I am, they have their questions, but they accept me anyway.
But, as I look back at my marriage to Mary, without doubt, I can see how the Divine was there from the moments that led up to the late afternoon day of March 9, 1991 that I met Mary.
There were some who didn't want us to get married. Adamantly so, it was evident to many, but not to me. That was something I learned much later in life.
So yeah, God made sure I married Mary. She is one of the best damned things that has ever happened to me, and I sure as hell won't let her go.
There is another best damned thing that is going to happen to me, and I sure as hell won't let her go.
Blessings and Shalom


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The last chapter of the novel is a leave-taking chapter. Stephen is preparing to leave Ireland so he can go away somewhere and be free to practice the kind of art or artful life that he has imagined. He will go away, but he will not leave Ireland behind since he will write exclusively about its people and places and thinking. So he is thinking both of the future when he will be away from it and Irelands past and present which he will incorporate into his art and which are already incorporated into his thinking. Perhaps because Stephen is pondering the future and the past, Joyce includes several images of time out of whack in this chapter. In the first scene, Stephen is late for school. He looks at a half broken clock and asks his mother what the correct time is. She knows it immediately and goes to adjust the clock. Again on his way to school, he looks at his watch and sees that it is also giving the wrong time when he hears church bells tolling eleven. He is not sure even of the day of the week. He must duck into a newspaper shop to read the time line to see the date.
Women are featured only indirectly in the novel, but Stephens distorted images of them serve as a sort of enabling mechanism for the steps of Stephens progress in life. These women include his mother, Emma or "E.C.." the pregnant woman who invites Davin inside her home and peasant women in general, and the girl Stephen sees in chapter four wading in the water. Stephens mother is powerful in her powerlessness. She inhabits Stephens consciousness as a whining and complaining voice of duty to the church and to conventional morality. Stephen is pulled by the guilt she inspires in him, but feels that if he succumbs to her, he will lose his freedom. Thus, Joyce follows a long line of artists and thinkers who base the repudiation of the mother as the starting place for the young mans launch into life.
A second major image of woman in chapter five is the image of Irish peasant women. Stephen is moved by his friend Mat Davins story of a pregnant peasant woman inviting him to her bed. When he relates the incident later, he adds the image of milk, writing that she offered Davin a cup of milk. She evokes the childhood memory of peasant women who stood in doors watching the train carrying the young boy Stephen on his way home from Clongowes. Stephen romanticizes peasant women as a sort of soul of Ireland. The soul of Ireland beckons Davin who is walking home, but only watches him as he passes on a train for home, the symbol of mechanization of travel. This romanticized image of peasant women obviously reduces their agency as historical and social people to turn them into voiceless backdrops for a theory of art and the exiled artist. Joyce seems at least somewhat aware of the problem of his reduction of women to symbols for Ireland. When Stephen is met by a flower seller who beckons him to buy flowers for his girl, he first thinks of her as the soul of guilelessness, then notices the marks of poverty on her and hurries away.
Another, more individualized symbol of woman as Ireland is Emma, named only once in the novel. She is otherwise referred to as E.C., Stephens beloved, or "her." Out of one encounter with her on the steps of a tram when he failed to act on the moment and kiss her, Stephen builds a whole world of fantasy. He writes vague poetry to her. He imagines what she would like in his writing. He images her betraying him with a young priest and with Cranly. Finally, at the end of the novel, we see Stephens maturity as he realizes for the first time that he likes her when she wishes him well in his pursuits.
The last chapter of the novel is a culmination of the play of language that has operated in each of the chapters. It is the language of the artist as a young man, full of the echoes of his favorite writers, at times self-questioning and at times self- assured, and it is also what he considers the language of colonizers. In Stephens encounter with the dean of studies, he mentions the word "tundish" as a synonym for "funnel." The dean is clearly a plodding thinker. He cant keep up with Stephen in his pursuit of a definition of art. Yet, Stephen feels condescended to when the man assumes that the word "tundish" is a Gaelic word. He feels despair that English, his only language, is not properly his, but the language adopted by or imposed upon a colonized land. Later, he finds out the word "tundish" is actually an old English word.
The question of Irish nationalism comes up over and over again in the novel. In the last chapter, it comes up in relation to Stephens school friend Mat Davin who urges him to become one of "us," to claim his Irish nationality and to stop looking eastward toward the Europe of England and France for the sources of his art. In a revealing conversation with Davin, Davin asks Stephen if he is even Irish. Here, Davin is assuming that being Irish means pledging allegiance to Irish independence from the colonizer England. It means being one with the people instead of standing back from them with a sneer. To Stephen, though, being Irish means being all that he is, containing all the contradictions of a colonized subject. Stephen feels the loss of Gaelic which he never knew, of Irish folklore which he knows only vaguely, of a sense of oneness with the folk of Ireland. Yet he also feels the pull of the rest of Europe where he sees the most important developments in art and philosophy happening. His family is English-oriented as many Irish peoples families were, but they were still Irish families. He finally claims that he is after all as Irish as Davin is Irish. In one of the last journal entries, Stephen reports hearing the story of one of his schoolmates who has just come back from a visit to the west of Ireland where he met and spoke to an old Irish man. They spoke in Gaelic and in English and the old man wonders at the queer people that must be far away from him. Stephens ambivalence toward this old man is a summation of his ambivalence toward Ireland. He knows he must ignore the old mans words, but he also means the old man no harm.
Joyce continues the motif of carnivalization in the physics theater at Stephens university. As the professor goes on with great seriousness about the coil he is demonstrating, Moynihan makes funny remarks. Stephen feels his mind shaking off its cloistered existence and dancing about. In his minds eye, he sees the dowdy professors of the university dancing and tumbling with each other on the grass. Again, when Stephen is taking his theory of art deadly seriously, Cranly carnivalizes him, remarking on his lust for a statue in a museum, calling out "bulleseye" when Stephen makes another step in his definitions, and generally refusing to take Stephen seriously. By including this element, Joyce demonstrates his distance from Stephens young mans theory of art.
Throughout the novel, Stephen is a man apart. In this he is the image of the artist as it was created in the latter half of the nineteenth and early part of the twentieth century, alone and isolated from the uncomprehending society he is both attempting to describe and attempting to communicate with. The modernist version of this artist is what we see in Stephen. He defines freedom as an escape from the nets of social obligation and responsibility. He refuses to sign the petition for international peace, recognizing the contradictions in the politics of those who do sign it. He thinks of this call to sign up as one of the nets for the soul when it wants to be free. He refuses to conform to the notion of filial piety even when it means his mother will have more worry. Joyce seems to be both behind Stephen in his bid for freedom and questioning Stephen in his inability yet to love.
Stephens theory of art is also given in a half-ironic tone by Joyce. For example, according to Stephen, literature is the highest and most spiritual form art takes. Then he notes that it is unfortunate that literature often mixes forms. The joke here is that the novel were reading is a study in mixed forms. Moreover, it carefully avoids the lofty level for art as it constantly brings in the lower body--farting, sex, etc.--as an antidote to those who would take themselves too seriously. Again, regarding Stephens theory about the impersonal artist who stands back from his creation trimming his fingernails Joyce inserts this theory into a novel that is about the life of an artist and one that is quite insistently autobiographical. When Stephen reaches the height of his theory on art, it begins to rain and he and Lynch have to take shelter in the library. Here, Joyce seems to be getting a joke in on the young artist as all wet and in need of further reading. The process of art is captured in the novel when Stephen writes the poem to Emma. This process includes a whole range of motivations and elements inspiration, jealousy, pride, intellect and lust. Perhaps a related incident describes the difficulty of maintaining a lofty pose. Stephen remembers a time when he was riding a bicycle through some woods and was suddenly overcome with the beauty of the place. He got off his bike and prayed fervently until he saw he was about to be caught and began to whistle a tune from a recent pantomime.
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UNION, NJ – Pre-K students at Connecticut Farms Elementary School got their hands dirty this week as they planted some flowers in the new Pre-K flower bed.
The morning Pre-K class of 15 students and the afternoon class with 11 students had an opportunity to plant a variety of flowers into the flower bed and mark the plant with a stick containing their name.
"This was an unused sand box," said Pre-K teacher Rosa Figueiredo. "We were able to turn it into a flower bed. The students helped put the soil down and now we're planting the flowers."
Figueiredo said the soil was donated by the Home Depot and she and the PTA donated the flowers. She and class assistant Maryanne Purcell talked with the students about what a flower needs. "We discussed the planting process, water and sunshine," said Figueiredo. "And we talked about the different parts of a flower: the petals, roots, leaves."
Figueiredo said they will be adding additional annuals and will plant tulips in the fall.


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Deciphering Rose Color Meanings
What is Valentine's Day without roses? Wayside has a lot of the most popular roses in the country, including the beautiful Mr. Lincoln (above). Everyone knows that some have different meanings, and you do not want to send the wrong message. I'll summarize quickly:
Red - Red roses mean simply "I love you!"
Pink - pink roses suggest happiness and admiration.
Yellow - Yellow roses mean "You're a good friend!"
Orange - Orange roses connote the request * wink *.
White - White roses symbolize purity and are often used for weddings.
Black - Black Roses symbolize death and mourning - only for funerals and friends crazy.
This should give at least an idea, go to that rose. Visit our rose-colored, if you want to grow in time for next year, or maybe make a direct donation-Rose!


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With stereotactic radiosurgery service from Dr. Fisher, the cancerous tissue of a tumor is irradiated without causing damage to the surrounding healthy tissue. It is a common form of treatment for metastasized cancers that developed from other cancer types. This highly technical form of treatment is available as a less harmful solution for brain and spinal cancers from Dr. Fisher in Ogden.
In addition to stereotatic radiosurgery, Dr. Fisher specializes in many other types of Ogden radiation therapy, including chemotherapy, intensity modulated radiation therapy, brachytherapy, and more. As a radiation oncologist at Ogden Regional Medical Center with Gamma West Cancer Services, Dr. Fisher serves on the Young Physicians' Committee to the Board of Chancellors for the American College of Radiation Oncology. He also assists ASTRO, the American Society of Radiation Oncology, with the International Committee's African workforce. Dr. Fisher founded a nonprofit called Radiating Hope that brings radiation equipment and training to developing countries. As the president of Radiating Hope and as a dedicated humanitarian, Dr. Fisher hopes to bring change to thousands of lives. Dr. Fisher was considered as a finalist for the Humanitarian Award with the American Society of Radiation Oncology. He is also an avid adventurer and serves as a volunteer for the Weber County Search and Rescue team. Brandon is also a husband and a father to three wonderful children.
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Running Turtle (Review)
Lee Yeon-woo/Kim Yoon-seok/2009
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"...had me laughing consistently..."
A small-town, down-on-his-luck detective, Jo Pil-seong (Kim Yoon-seok), loses his huge gambling winnings to a highly-skilled and elusive fugitive, Song Gi-tae (Jung Kyung-ho).
Running Turtle continues as Pil-seong dedicates himself to capturing Gi-tae against all odds. The story follows a basic formula for most of its runtime: Pil-seong finds and confront Gi-tae, Gi-tae easily escapes, Pil-seong is humiliated and nagged by his wife, and repeat. Fortunately, it is quite often very humorous and enjoyable. Pil-seong and his friends -- a bunch of clumsy gamblers -- really know how to drop the ball. The third act raises the stakes with a tense yet humorous fight and good ending -- it doesn't close all lose ends and it is a bit cliché, but it fits well with the vibe of the film.
My problem with Running Turtle is its heavy reliance on the incompetence of its characters. Yes, it does make for some very humorous moments, but it doesn't seem plausible at all. I'm all for suspending reality during films, I'm not the type of person to poke holes in every film, but this level of unbelievable incompetence is often frustrating. Also, some of the characters are underdeveloped, like the love subplot, and it feels like it unnecessarily bloats the runtime. Otherwise, the film had me laughing consistently, and it moved at a moderate pace. It's not as funny as To Catch A Virgin Ghost, but it's close -- and I thought that movie was hilarious. If you can get past some of the frustrating plot contrivances, you'll find an hilariously entertaining film at heart.
Kim Yoon-seok is great as Pil-seong; he gives the character great life with a charismatic performance, you can help but feel bad while laughing at him. Jung Kyung-ho plays a bit of a trope, but he plays it well; the quite but tough, real mysterious and introspective antagonist -- we've seen it before, at least Kyung-ho plays it well. The film is shot well, the camerawork is occasionally rough and the film can be a bit dark, but it looks well enough. The music, whenever it played, usually fit the mood well, so that's a plus. Lee Yeon-Woo's direction is great, very consistent and direct -- he pulls great performances from his cast.
Overall, Running Turtle is an entertaining crime comedy with a great lead performance. But, it also has some flaws: the plot contrivances (i.e. the incompetence of the police, etc.) are frustrating and even annoying, the characters are underdeveloped, and the runtime is a bit bloated. If you can ignore these issues, and possibly more, you'll find a good time in Running Turtle.
Score: 6/10
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Genesis Development opened their first Drop-In Center in Adel, Iowa. This new venture is a partnership with the Heart of Iowa Community Services region and Genesis Development. The Drop-In Center is open to all adults with a mental health diagnosis (in Audubon, Dallas, Greene and Guthrie counties) who are wanting a place to go to meet peers and find supports in their community.
The Drop-In Center will host a variety of activities each month for members to participate in as their time allows. The Drop-In Center will host activities such as potlucks, crafts, puzzles, video games, and more. Participants can provide input in the kinds of activities and events that are available. The Drop-In Center also plans to be involved in the community and volunteer where help is needed. Overall, the Drop-In Center is a place where individuals with mental illness can come and meet new people, socialize with their peers and interact in a safe, open and inviting atmosphere.
In addition to the scheduled activities, members will have access to information about resources and providers in the area. This information will include services for general assistance, food and living, counselling and many other services.
The Drop-In Center will be supervised by Megan Hicks of Genesis Development. In addition, members will be hired as part-time staff to help coordinate and run the schedule of activities as well as provide peer support. This group, along with some other members, will make up an advisory board that will plan and coordinate Drop-In Center functions.
"I've been an advocate for mental health services for many years and the biggest issue I have seen is the stigma which prevents individuals from creating the connections and the support that they need. The Drop-In Center is a much needed, stigma-free, open space where someone with a mental illness can go to make friends and to find supports," said Hicks.
Every member of the Drop-In Center will have the same goal to build peer and natural supports. Other goals can be addressed and worked on as members choose to with the help of the Drop-In Center supervisor and staff.
"Heart of Iowa Community Services Region is excited to partner with Genesis on the new Drop-in Center. Drop-in Centers with peer support have shown to increase individuals' social and interpersonal networks, help meet basic needs and assist with much needed resources, and give voices to members wanting to promote change. HICS is excited to see this program grow and hopefully expand in the future," said HICS region CEO, Darci Alt.
Any person in one of the Heart of Iowa counties with a documented mental health diagnosis (and co-occurring issues) is eligible to use the Drop-In Center. After a meeting with Hicks and approval by the HICS region, an individual can begin coming to the Drop-In Center as they wish.