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The White House Correspondents' Association Dinner was held at the Washington Hilton. Critics have said the weekend has become too corporate and an unethical mix of journalists and the institutions they cover. One longtime observer of the scene even hoped that this year would be more "B list." No such luck, as Hollywood stars Lupita Nyong'o, Robert De Niro, and Julia Louis-Dreyfus mixed with media heavyweights including Ariana Huffington and NBC's Today show cast, plus sports stars including Super Bowl champions Russell Wilson and Richard Sherman.
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Held at the United States Institute of Peace, the event's theme was "Great Storytelling." As a canopy over the main hall, an installation of paper sculptures with die-cut letters spelled out "Story to Screen."
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Two illustration artists sketched imagery from popular YouTube channels and Netflix original content, which was then projected onto the building's wall of windows.
The menu from Occasions Caterers included two buffets that had playful interpretations of food from two of Netflix's programs, House of Cards and Orange Is the New Black. The House of Cards "Freddy's Rib Shack" station was based on the barbecue joint that the fictional Frank Underwood often visits and included beef short ribs on polenta cakes, fried chicken drumettes, collard-green-stuffed mushrooms, and endive spears with an Asian jicama slaw.
Dessert, served on the outdoor plaza, included a liquid nitrogen ice cream station with flavors such as Oreo cookie, butter pecan, vanilla, and pineapple-lime sorbet.
For the new event held at the Carnegie Library, Event Farm created disco balls embedded with tablets that lowered into the crowd during the live band's performance, allowing guests to use their badges to download a track from the group.
"The White House Correspondents weekend traditionally dominated by legacy media parties. Celebrities show up, go to parties, and go home. Everything we do is geared at being a little bit of a disrupter," said Event Farm C.E.O. Ryan Costello. "We're not just putting brands on the wall, we are experimenting with the technology."
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Tablets arranged on a wall invited guests to "give yourself a gift" by hovering their N.F.C.-enabled badges over a sensor. Sponsors offered digital swag that was delivered via email. Meanwhile, a group of staffers dubbed the "Selfie Squad" took photos with event guests and immediately posted them to social sites.
Tiny robots called Blabdroids contained N.F.C. readers that allowed them to recognize guests and have a personal interaction based on questions the guests answered during registration about their gender, marital status, occupation, and political affiliation. "Guests wonder, 'How the hell does the robot know that?'" said Event Farm C.E.O. Ryan Costello.
The red and blue logos for BuzzFeed and Facebook, respectively, worked well in a political context at their Bow Ties & Burgers. Both logos were splashed along a banner that wrapped around the Jack Rose Dining Saloon. The signage also included the event's hashtag.
Photo: William B. Plowman/Invision for BuzzFeed/AP Images
Photo booth props included oversize bow ties in Faceook's signature blue hue, which was as close as some guests came to formal attire. Pen & Public produced the event, which creative director Liam Smith said had a mandate to be an "anti-White House Correspondents' Dinner."
Evoking a carnival, the dessert bar used stacked rolls of tickets to hold platters. Pen & Public produced the event.
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Capitol File held its Friday-night party at the residence of the British ambassador, and the decor from Syzygy Events international incorporated British accents such as Union Jack-inspired bar fronts. "We look forward to having fun this weekend," said Syzygy's Hillary Maki. "People in D.C. usually have an agenda—it's a fund-raiser or a gala—but this weekend there's more flexibility to be creative."
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The catering, provided by the venue, included mini versions of classic British and American dishes: shepherd's pie and burgers.
Syzygy created two versions of metal café tables, one covered in British slang and the other with American slang.
At a reception held before the White House Correspondents' Association Dinner, Dufour & Company created a garden party atmosphere in a meeting room at the Washington Hilton. The seating areas included pillows in the media company's orange hue.
Dufour & Company produced the event, which included dramatic overhead draping that brought the ceiling height down. The sheer white drapes changed with lighting from Atmosphere Lighting. Design Foundry fabricated the decor.
Jimmy Eat World was the headlining entertainment. Maryland Sound provided the sound, and Creative Video provided video services.
Outside, the Ciroc Cigar Lounge had a different decor, featuring black leather couches, black flooring, and shaggy white throws on barstools. Cigar Row hand-rolled cigars for guests.
The menu from Occasions Caterers featured dishes arranged around an ingredient, and they were brought out in "flavor waves" throughout the evening. For the bacon theme, dishes included Swedish pancakes filled with bacon-maple jam.
One of the dishes for the coconut theme was coconut fried shrimp. Each dish was served on a tray that reflected the theme.
Occasions debuted a new concept at the event, a pour-over coffee station with beans from Intelligentsia. Guests could choose from four flavors, and staff would then make individual cups.
MSNBC debuted the AT&T Departures Lounge, where guests could arrange for a ride home from Uber as well as charge their smartphones. "Everyone leaves and stands out there with their phone, so why not bring them together?" MSNBC executive producer Dana Haller said.
The gold-toned step-and-repeat featured the evening's sponsors.
The Bloomberg and Vanity Fair after-party on Saturday moved venues this year to Villa Firenze, home of the Italian ambassador. Decals from both publications decorated clear café tables.
Photo: Dimitrios Kambouris/VF14/WireImage
In a custom studio built for the event, photographer Mark Seliger shot portraits of high-profile guests such as MSNBC host Ronan Farrow and Scandal actress Bellamy Young. The portraits were then posted to Vanity Fair's Facebook page.
Photo: Mark Seliger
David Bradley hosted his annual welcome dinner Friday at his home; Susan Gage Caterers provided catering and design. The classic black, white, and silver decor was intended to pay homage to the White House Correspondents' Association's centennial anniversary, and the tent included black-and-white photos from throughout the association's history.
Photo: Max Taylor/Atlantic Media
Politico's Sunday brunch, held in the backyard of publisher Robert Allbritton, had a Moroccan theme. Copper lanterns and strings of flowers hung from the tent. Syzygy produced the event.
Photo: Kate Patterson for Politico
Color-blocked floral arrangements came in bright tones.
At the annual Garden Brunch, held Saturday at the Beall-Washington House in Georgetown, the menu from Design Cuisine Caterers included a bacon bar in flavors such as maple and jalapeño. Individual slices were served on skewers.
The menu also included savory dishes such as an Asian slaw served in an ice cream cone.
Four competitors from past seasons of Top Chef served dishes at Thomson Reuters's brunch Sunday at the Hay-Adams hotel rooftop. Washington-based chef Bart Vandaele served "pig and egg on a bun."
Covers of Time and People magazines flanked the bar backdrop, which was covered in boxwood. The Friday-night event was held at the St. Regis and designed by Syzygy.
LMT Inc. president and C.E.O. Lani Hay hosted the seventh annual Rock the Vote "Off the Record" event Friday, which honored distinguished women in the media. Guests gathered for a performance from singer Michelle Branch in the living room, where they could sit on ghost stools set around highboy tables topped with gray and white chevron-patterned linens.
The Creative Coalition held its Celebration of Arts in America benefit gala Friday in the Supper Suite at the newly opened STK.
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Welcome to "The Gods Are Bored!" What kinds of gods do we worship? What have you got?
Today my daughter The Spare and I went to Druid Grove. The weather was spectacular. As good as it gets around here. Not a cloud in the sky, comfortable temperatures, not too hot in the sun.
Our Grove meets at a picnic ground. It was busy there today, but we did our Ritual around a fire, and we blessed the harvest fruits and enjoyed each others' company.
Spare and I had a blast on our drive to the park. We passed Lincoln Financial Field about two hours before Eagles kick-off and marveled at all the tailgaters, with cheery banners flying against the perfect sky. Driving home, we heard the same Talking Heads song I mentioned in a previous post. Not once but twice. On two different radio stations.
How did I get here?
Know what? There's no use asking how I got here. I'm here. How it happened is not important.
To Lugh, to Brighid, to the keepers of field and hearth and woodland (that would be the Green Man), to Muin and Nettle and Morgan and Michael and all our friends in Allentown ... to Heir and Artemis and all our future Grove members ... Happy Alban Elfed!
Keep the best seeds for next season and eat the rest.
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5 comments:
- Debra She Who Seeks said...
Wishing a full and joyous harvest to you!
- September 20, 2009
- THE Michael said...
But, how do we get to THERE?
Joyous Mabon to you, my friend.
- September 20, 2009
- Maeve said...
It sounds like a lovely time. The Mabon celebration I attended was beautiful as well. :)
- September 20, 2009
- YELLOWDOG GRANNY said...
may all your seeds be fertile.
- September 21, 2009
- Regina said...
I just stumbled upon your blog, and I'm addicted. Leave it to the internets to lead me to an eccentric, bluegrass-loving, snarky pagan blogger. I love it. Thank you!
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Writer: Victoria Wood
Adaptor/Director: David Graham
This production was taken from scripts of the popular 1998-2000 TV series and neatly adapted by David Graham to produce a simple story line but at the same time develop those humorous idiosyncrasies of the characters that underlies much of Victoria Wood's style and her success as a comedy writer and performer. A style that is a mixture of some very subtle 'takes' on the quirks of human behaviour, some very unsubtle belly laugh humour together with a liberal dose of pathos to make you stop and think every now and then.
The problem for me was that Victoria Wood (and for that matter Julie Walters, Celia Imrie and Duncan Preston) were not in it and the cast (with the exception of Andrew Dunn, the original Tony in the series and Sue Devaney) was therefore seemingly caught in doubt as to whether to do impressions of the original production or try to find an original take, not easy since this was written as a vehicle for Wood and Co.
To her credit Laura Sheppard as Bren pulled it off for me after I got used to the fact that she wasn't Victoria (I was surprised in retrospect that the publicity and programme did not credit Sheppard as one of the 'stars' although the programme was usefully informative for someone who had not seen the original). Tony Dunn's performance was also enjoyable and he gave a commendably fresh reprise of a role he must have played many times before, causing the play to move at a good pace. The supporting cast was less successful but the wit of Wood's lines overcame some slightly wooden performances on the one hand and a bit of overacting on the other which, to be fair, must be one of the difficulties of performing in this type of production.
Helped by Malvern Hostick's single but effective set of the staff canteen (complete with toaster centre stage and a nifty digital message board) and some period musical interludes , the production gave an intimate feel which was certainly much appreciated by the small but very enthusiastic audience. I was surprised by the strength of this response. Many of the audience must have been fans of the series and therefore not new to the jokes and their reaction reinforced the impression that the cast must have done a pretty good job.
It is not the type of production that I would normally have chosen to see but I left the theatre with a rosy glow from having been involved in something fun and lively, and my young companion who had seen nothing of the TV series enjoyed it as a completely fresh experience.
So If you like Victoria Wood's style and are prepared for the absence of her personal charisma then it is a good evening out and it probably doesn't matter whether you have seen the original or not.
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Friday, February 8, 2013
UFOs, Aliens and Red-Orange/Red-Amber Lights
I have spoken before about my own "alien" encounters. The last one, about a year ago, involved them disappearing in orange-red lights. Months later, I witnessed UFO lights that were exactly the same color along with a friend I was out stargazing with. These crazy self illuminated orbs were doing some pretty weird stuff. I went to a lecture with a ghost researcher talking about his ex-girlfriend who described the orange red lights in relation to alien encounters. All of these things made me curious - are orange red/amber-red lights popularly describe in relation to UFOs and alien? Well, apparently so -
Here are just some accounts -
"I was walking back to our bungalow on the beach in Bang Saphan, Thailand with my girlfriend, after dinner, and looked up into the sky to see if it might begin to rain. As I looked up, an orange-red orb (maybe 3X the size of a night-time star – not very large), "zig-zagged" above VERY quickly and disappeared in the clouds/horizon."
"3 red-orange glowing orbs moving in sky, hovered then moved again, from Wimberly Texas area toward Seguin Texas Area, Disappeared in sky directly above where I and others stood watching!"
"We were sitting outside our beach house looking over the ocean. Initially, we saw one orange/red light that began as a glow and got brighter until fading to dim, and then disappearing completely. It was a circular/sphere shape."
"I saw the same thing in Athens, Texas at approximately 11:40 pm on 12/31/2011. There was a very large red/orange orb that traveled from approximately North/Northwest to South/Southeast. It had no flashing lights on it and no tail. It addition, another light followed it and then seemed to be traveling straight up."
"On the evening of January 25, 1967, Betty Andreasson was in her kitchen at South Ashburnham, Massachusetts. Her seven children, mother, and father were in the living room. At about 6:35 p.m., the house lights suddenly blinked out for a moment. Then, a pulsating reddish-orange light shined in the kitchen window. Betty calmed the frightened children while her father rushed to look out the kitchen window. He saw a group of strange-looking small creatures approaching with a hopping motion. Five small humanoid creatures entered the house, passing right through the wooden door."
Curious to know more, I thought I'd look up what chemicals cause what colors of flame. An orange flame can be caused by calcium, a red flame by strontium, a yellow flame by sodium. Strontium is most often used in cathode ray tubes, calcium chloride can be found in TV screens and fluorescent lights, and sodium can be used in electronics displays for brightness. Put together, these lights and these chemicals would lead one to believe that these lights are the result of purposeful lights utilizing elements that would be most effective for brightness and energy usage.
If we go a step further, we have to ask - where on earth are these things mined? Strontium is mined in Mexico, Spain and China. Calcium is Spain. The biggest producer of sodium is China.
Interestingly, all very UFO-riddled countries.
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- AnonymousFebruary 9, 2013 at 4:51 PM
We just saw about 14 of these orange lights above Columbus Ohio. they just dissapeared.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 3, 2013 at 4:54 AM
Saw 2 last night...4/2/13...11:05pm...Philadelphia, PA...moving west to east over I95 and the Delaware River...1/2ish mile north of the Ben Franklin bridge into NJ...hovering and moving kinda like helicopters but there were no blinking lights like a typical helicopter and they were moving close to one another and then farther apart in an unconventional fashion e.g., right one moved steady but the other seemed to be buffeted by the wind but would change direction (up-down, left-right) abruptly...no sound...one faded away (like it was rising...or a light was being dimmed) as they moved over the Delaware...the other remained bright but faded as it got farther away...whole sighting seemed to last about a minute...witnessed by another family member...really weird...ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJune 8, 2014 at 9:24 AM
Just seen one last night 2 one went over my apartment building in New Britain Ct then 15 seconds after another one came both going in the same directionReplyDelete
- AnonymousJuly 4, 2014 at 8:43 PM
About 30 minutes ago I witnessed 3 red/orange globes in northwestern Missouri. Lasted about 90seconds. One disappeared...other two flew northerly but separated. One out of sight. Other zig zagged, then blinked out then back on again a short distance away, seemed like higher altitude then. Headed northwest from K.C. area towards St Joe...Maryville...etc...ReplyDelete
I am here because I saw a round UFO like the ones described here flying low over my head at night over the sky in Girona in the north east of Spain on 31.03.2015 at around 02:00 am. There was no noise and the object was emitting a very dim and diffuse amber glow similar in colour of the street lamps below but not bright. It was a rather large object and it was flying / cruising at constant speed and altitude roughly in a north - south direction. It was clearly visible well below the clouds and not far from the ground. It flew over my head and I was able to follow its trajectory all the way until it disappeared in the horizon. I was with a friend at the time and we looked at each other and could not believe our eyes... They are real!!!
I have seen 2 of them; one in 2012 over the town of Sunbury, PA and then again in June 2016 directly over my apartment complex -- and then gliding down the street (midnight) until it took off into the clouds at a high speed. Pretty crazy stuff. I am reading Terry Ray's book "Invasion of the Orange Orbs" and reported it to Mufon too. Terry was kind enough to talk to me about what I saw. It is believed that the orbs are actually cloaks for ships.ReplyDelete


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The two that seemed to appeal to me the most were Wild Rose and Pomegranate so thanks to the wonderful world of online shopping I had these both in my hot little hands within the week of deciding I needed to have them in my collection.
These lip butters are extremely popular and I have since found out why. They taste absolutely yummy and leave such a pretty soft tint on the lips that lasts for a good couple of hours on me.
They also leave my lips feeling super soft once applied and this softness sticks around even after the colour has faded away.
(Left: Wild Rose, Right: Pomegranate)
My one gripe with these Lip Butters is the little white pot they come in. It has a very narrow opening which I dread trying to use if my nails ever decide to grow again like they used to. At the moment I tend to use my pinky to get the product out but I really think that if they came in a tube or lipbalm type dispenser they would be much more appealing.
There are a few other flavours in the range which I might also look into getting one day down the track.
Am I the last person on the planet to try these? I'd love to know if anyone else has had any lemming moments as well lately?


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Fort Kent, ME—The University of Maine Fort Kent women's basketball team completed the season sweep of rival University of Maine Presque Isle with an 89-48 victory. Senior Ericka Saucier was once again a monster inside with 25 points and 9 rebounds. The game was tight early on, as the Owls shot 65% early in the first half to keep the game within reach. The Bengals took a 13 point lead into the half and extended it after a 50-22 second half. UMFK held UMPI to 36% shooting in the second half and outrebounded the Owls 21-8.
Sam Carapellucci had a great all-around game with 12 points, 13 rebounds, 6 assists, and 4 blocks. Alexis Warne had 16 points, including four 3 pointers and 8 rebounds. Danielle Carrillo had 11 points.
UMPI was led by Rebecca Campbell's 18 points and 8 rebounds. Sydney Churchill chipped in with 14.
In the men's game, UMPI's Nick Lehnard's 3 point play with 10 seconds remaining, powered UMPI to a 52-51 win over rival UMFK.
UMFK once again dug themselves an early hole shooting 29% in the first half, but trailed by just 5. It didn't get much better as UMFK did not score a point for the first 6:41 of the second half and UMPI built a 39-23 lead.
It was then the full court pressure of the Bengals that led the charge back into the game, as UMFK went on a 19-5 run to close the game to 44-42. The game was back and forth until Qaadir Ali made a short jumper to put the Bengals up 51-49 with 33 seconds to go. It was then that Lehnard drove the lane and was fouled while making the shot. The Bengals had two last second shots rim off, the last one from 3 feet, but couldn't find the bottom of the net.
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When The Lonely Hearts Club by Elizabeth Eulberg was first published, my mom told me that the author was from the same small city in Wisconsin that I'm from and she was coming back to town to talk about her book. Did I want to go? Sure, why not. It was an author! So, we went; I got her book; got my copy signed; met Elizabeth Eulberg herself. It was awesome.
Loved that book. It's still one of my favorites. Then, shortly after The Lonely Hearts Club came Prom & Prejudice. Elizabeth Eulberg was coming back to town to talk about her book. Did I want to go? Uh, yeah! So, we went; I got her new book; got my copy signed; met Elizabeth Eulberg herself. Again, pretty awesome.
Finally, I heard about Take A Bow. I had been following Elizabeth on her blog after meeting her twice and wanted to keep up with any books she was writing. Right away, I hoped she would come back to town to talk about her newest novel. And she did. My best friend, Kayleigh, had never met Elizabeth before but was just as big a fan as I was, so I invited her to come with me to the signing. Just a signing would've been fine with me, but Kayleigh's dad heard that Elizabeth was going to have a talk at the high school (Kayleigh and I are still in middle school, almost high school) and asked our principle if we could skip some classes and listen to her talk... It was awesome. Like I said, I would've been fine with just the book signing later on that night but I'm glad we got to go to the high school. My mom had pre-ordered her book this time; got my copy signed (Kayleigh's too); met Elizabeth Eulberg for the third time. And guess what? She knew who I was! I had commented on her blog earlier that week and was talking to her about my In My Mailbox and Waiting on Wednesday post that featured Take A Bow at the signing with all of its positive comments it had gotten and she recognized me!
Let me tell you, having an author recognize you as a blogger is the best thing in the world. I think it took a day for it to sink in. =) Either way, it was still amazing...
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Adventurers: Dave Goldman Jimmy "Praise God" Allister Running Deer
A Party at Lord Jarvis's Place.
Our intrepid adventurers started their day hanging out at the Century Club Headquarters in Calcutta (which happened to be the location of the briefly existing Embassy of the Republic of Texas.) The entire Club was sent an invitation from Lord Jarvis Engles, a well-known young aristocrat whose family was well established in Colonial India. Of course, it would be an insult for the club not to go, but Dave Goldman was suspicious, so he briefly scouted the estate out, finding little but learning of the exits.
When our heroes arrived at the gala with the rest of the Decarians from the Club, it seemed that a great deal of the hoi palloi in Calcutta were in attendance. For a time, the adventurers mingled with the crowd and tried to learn of anything interesting about Lord Jarvis. Unfortunately, the didn't. Running Dear went outside for a look around, finding a tent occupied by local mercenaries and filled with small arms. On her way back in, she briefly ran afoul of a guard, but she managed to explain that she went out to urinate by a tree, being as Uncivilized as she was. Meanwhile, Jimmy decided to tweak Lord Jarvis by seducing his wife, Lady Penolope. Doing so nearly started a fight, but Jarvis's man Andrew Harman stepped in to cool things off.
After the main event, Lord Jarvis apologetically dismissed all of the party-goers, save the members of the Century Club who were to receive special awards. However, just as the ceremony was beginning, Lord Jarvis and Lady Penelope were apparently taken at gunpoint by Mr. Harman and the band of mercenaries. The entrances and exits were covered as well, a situation that began a vicious fight. While outnumbered, Running Deer and Jimmy fought off the mercenaries at two exits, and the Decarians fought them at the front. At the same time, realizing his uselessness in the fight, Dave bolted upstairs to the library.
In the library, Dave discovered a set of books that had a single book missing. The set of books covered the Asura, ancient Hindu demons. With his knowledge of the Mysteries of the Orient, Dave deduced that the missing book covered Bakasura. As the fight wound down, he also noticed that the local police were on their way. Not wanting to be slowed down, the three adventurers attempted to make their way out in one of Jarvis's cars but ended up crashing. Fortunately, the three were able to talk their way out of the situation and made it back to the Century Club Headquarters.
At the Headquarters, the Club made an assessment of the situation. Several Decarians were dead, and others were wounded. Plus, the villain had apparently escaped, so the team began considering their clues. Since the Century Club kept a good library of books and a chronicle of the adventures of previous members, the team managed to find some useful information. First, they knew where any trouble with Bakasura was likely to take place: near a small village of Erandol. Second, the chronicles showed that nearly a century before, the Century Club managed to stop the nefarious Doctor Rajh from summoning the terrible demon. Further research found that Doctor Rajh went on to be the mentor to Jarvis Engles! The team now knew that the hostage situation was likely a ruse, and they needed to stop Jarvis from bringing back the terrible demon Bakasura!
'Neath the Temple
Since Dave knew a guy, the Century Club was able to get a dirigible ride out to the Indian countryside. They made a fly-over of the area and spotted what appeared to be serious excavation work adjacent to the temple. However, they knew they couldn't just land their craft next door. The place was crawling with goons. They found a good landing spot on the shoreline of a nearby lake instead.
From there, they were able to scout the temple excavation. In a tent that housed a great metal door in the earth with a huge padlock holding it shut, Dave spotted an encrypted book, and he felt that the team needed to return so that he could decipher it. Upon returned, he set to work, finding that it was a journal of the dig. It gave instructions about how to get to the chamber that Bakasura could be summoned in.
Thus, the heroes returned in the daylight to get into the tunnels. After talking their way past a foreman… wait, strike that, after failing to talk their way past a foreman, they knocked him unconscious and went into the caverns. After some trouble with a pit of snakes, they found Lord Jarvis summoning Bakasura. Down a long corridor, he had candles laid out, and he was performing some ancient chants. His very wife, Lady Penelope, was on a sacrificial altar, too! The team knew that they had little time, so they began fighting their way past the guards.
After eliminating the guards, though, Lord Jarvis had already managed to summon Bakasura, but he was keeping the foul god in place with a pendant around his neck. Our intrepid adventurers made it to the altar and began fighting Lord Jarvis and Bakasura, and the fight was going somewhat badly. Then, Mr. Harman appeared at the end of the hall wheeling in a Maxim heavy machine gun, but he did not start shooting until Lord Jarvis finally went down in the teeth of Running Deer's wolf. Once that happened, the hall filled with a magnificent volley of large-calibre bullets, and both adventurer and demon were under fire. The team barely managed to finished off the demon and get to cover, but Mr. Harman was gone, leaving a stick of TNT with a burning fuse in it. The team managed to pluck that fuse from the explosive and find their way to the exit, but it was sealed by Mr. Harman. Using that stick of dynamite and Running Deer's magical lightning bow, they got out, but as they did, they saw Mr. Harman escaping in a biplane.
Thus ended the adventure. One twisted and murderous aristocrat had been prevented from summoning an ancient evil, but another villain got away. Perhaps, that villain will meet justice in some later adventure…


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Obviously, I wasn't convinced I was going to die.
I just wasn't convinced I wasn't going to.
It all began around week 18…
"You have a low-lying placenta," my obstetrician said, wiping the gel off my belly. "Probably nothing. We'll get a better look at your big scan."
That was two weeks away.
It turned out to be the last two weeks of pregnancy I'd ever get to enjoy.
I settled on to the bed at Women's Imaging for what would turn out to be the most unsettling ultrasound I'd had.
And I wasn't a stranger to pregnancy drama.
Early bleeds, gestational diabetes, super huge heads.
I'd worried over everything.
I'd worried over nothing.
And my boys were both fine.
"You have complete placenta previa," the sonographer said. "C-section for you I'm afraid my dear."
Master Nine's birth had been less than perfect.
Induction, gas, epidural, ventouse, retained placenta, surgery.
Undeterred, I took pregnancy yoga ahead of Lil Fatty's big entrance, even convincing myself I could actually 'laugh' my way through it.
But he very quickly became an emergency caesarean.
I'd barely begun to experience the disappointment of another c-section when another word popped into the discussion – 'accreta'.
"I'm not going to Google it," I declared to Learner Dad on the way home.
But alarm bells had been ringing in my head from the moment I'd heard it.
I knew that word.
And I knew it wasn't good.
That night, I Googled it.
'High risk', 'heavy bleeding', 'haemmhorage', 'hysterectomy', 'life-threatening', 'transfusion', 'rupture', 'catastrophic', 'maternal morbidity', 'maternal mortality…'
Maternal mortality maternalmortality maternalmortalitymaternalmortality…
'Accreta' is diagnosed when the placenta is too attached to the wall of the uterus.
There were two more serious varieties – 'Increta', where it actually penetrates the uterine wall, and 'Percreta', where the placenta eats right through the uterus, often invading other organs, such as the bladder and bowel.
Rates of all three have been increasing in conjunction with the rise in c-sections.
My scan had been on the Thursday.
I wasn't seeing my obstetrician until the following Wednesday.
On Friday I rang his rooms in a panic.
"Ok, let's see," the midwife said in a calm, almost patronising tone. "Don't get all worked up now. I'll just scan through your report. Here we go. Placenta previa, suspected percreta…"
Her voice faded away.
She knew she'd told me more than she should have.
"Don't panic. And don't get on the internet. The doctor can talk you through the results. In the meantime, you must come straight in if you have any bleeding whatsoever…"
But I wasn't really listening.
'I've got the worst one, I've got the worst one,' was all I could think.
The percreta was, at this stage, only a possibility.
One thing that was still certain was I had placenta previa.
Previa means the placenta is covering the cervix, giving baby no access to the main door.
This condition also put me at risk – of sudden and heavy bleeding.
I researched both conditions exhaustedly.
I joined Facebook support groups dedicated to them.
Overwhelmingly the women with percreta had had hysterectomies.
Women with previa had occasionally lost babies to premature delivery.
Some talked of months on hospital bed rest and then months in neonatal intensive care units.
They wrote about bleeds so big they'd left the bathroom a crime scene, of late night panicked emergency calls, of being flown from rural towns to big city hospitals by helicopter.
But, despite all the near-death drama, I was a little encouraged.
These were all stories of survival.
Although I had a lot of support around me, only these women knew exactly what I was going through.
Like me, they'd pulled down their pants fearfully every time they went to the toilet.
Or dashed in panic to a toilet every time they thought they felt wet.
They'd had insomnia. And steroids.
They'd faced countless ultrasounds and MRI's and many a grave face.
They'd sat up late in bed writing goodbye letters to their children (yes I really did this) – just in case.
And they'd tried to contemplate their kids' lives without them in it.
Everyone's biggest fear – and I was no exception – was of being put to sleep and not waking up.
The mortality rate (which most of us had frantically searched for at some point) seemed to range from 2 to 5 to 7 to 10 per cent.
A lot of the data was dated.
My obstetrician said much of it emanated from the 1970s, when accreta was largely undiagnosed.
When women did often die.
The fact I was diagnosed and being closely monitored put me in great stead.
But I still felt bleak.
I counted the weeks away with relief.
24 weeks – we called it V Day (for viability).
28 weeks, 30 weeks, 32 weeks, 34.
Sometimes, late at night, I wished I'd just have a bleed and be done with it.
It would force my doctor's hand and the whole damn thing would be over with.
But I made it to my scheduled delivery date of 35 weeks and four days.
Not one bleed.
My baby girl was born at a healthy six-and-a-half pounds.
Along with her, they extracted my poor spent uterus.
The placenta had eaten its way through, coming to rest alongside my bladder.
I'd be making no more babies.
At age 37 and with two boys and a girl that didn't seem a huge sacrifice.
Regardless, it was no longer my choice.
These days I look back on my pregnancy and Floss' birth and wonder if I was being dramatic.
Then I read the posts of my poor diagnosed friends on Facebook and I remember.
When you're the extremely hormonal home to a human life and the walls are starting to crack, nothing is unreasonable or irrational.
Three months ago, Suzanne Mazzola gave birth to her fourth child.
Like me, she had placenta percreta.
Like me, she made it to her scheduled delivery date of 35 weeks.
Like me, she had a healthy baby.
Unlike me, she never woke up.


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The Transylvania Saga
Tales and legends of vampires ascribe to them supernatural speed, the ability to move faster than the eye can see, and even to appear in two places at once as if teleporting. While some of those accounts are exaggerated, Kindred with the Discipline of Celerity can indeed move far faster than any mortal. They appear to blur into nothingness, all others moving as if in slow motion in comparison.
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Aura Vampires who possess Celerity as an "in Clan" Discipline may choose to use their celerity instead of their defense score, this is in addition to spending vitae to activate the discipline. should the vampire attempt to dodge while spending vitae to activate celerity the character effectively triples their celerity.


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"The world of Titan is an extremely dangerous place. Mankind and its allies huddle in fortified settlements, for beyond the castle walls the wild lands stretch across three continents. Out in the wastelands, Orc tribes war with each other for dominance. Savage monsters roam at will in search of food. Evil sorcerers ready their inhuman armies for battle. No one, surely, would venture out into such inhospitable places - unless the rewards were so great a hero couldn't possibly refuse!
Allansia is the third volume in the Advanced Fighting Fantasy series, and within its pages you will find rules for designing and running adventures in the savage lands of Titan. In Dungeoneer you ventured into the deadly underground realms in search of treasure. In Blacksand! you dared enter the crime-ridden cities and towns. Now it is time for YOU to explore the wilderness, in search of the greatest rewards of all!"
This Fighting Fantasy volume was the third and final book in the Advanced Fighting Fantasy (or AFF) series, which after the previous two volumes turned its attention to the wilderness of the continent of Allansia. Although smaller than Dungeoneer, and Blacksand with 320 pages the book introduced many new rules, including new skills, spells, detailed information on playing as one of six speaking races native to Allansia and exciting rules governing mass battles based around the Dwarven realm of Warpstone.
The volume also includes lots of new information of the various terrains of Allansia with encounter tables and the continuation of the adventure presented across all of the AFF series entitled "A Darkness Over Kaad."
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Interview with Photographer / Kennedy Desousa | Edition XII
How do you describe your Photography to people?
Vivid and versatile. When I shoot I push to make a mundane location surreal and the subject pop out basically combine the two to make a new visual experience. I always say "I'm a photographer not a judge" so I've been open to wide range of subjects.
I see you Photography in a wide range of subjects from beauty to music artist, what's your favorite?
Depends on the person I'm shooting. I love shooting music artist that really are passionate about their craft or models that are truly motivated to be the best they can be. I enjoy both subjects equally but it's the individuals that have something about them that intensifies my own interests. I sometimes pick subjects who just have something weird about them that I see perfect for my at moment visions.
Did your early photographic goals include earning a living from photography, or did it start as a way to express yourself creatively?
That's a good question. When I first started I just wanted to create anything I wanted to create and I figured a living would come along with it. Like my first glamour shoot ever to be honest I was drunk at my house party taking pics of everyone and a friend of mine was like did you ever think about doing glamour photography and I said no but sounds fun. The next day we snuck in an abandoned TB ward outside of LA with one of the girls I was shooting the night before and not only I almost got arrest but I been hooked on that genre ever since. These days I have that outlook on creating but now I keep in mind overhead, budget, and the potential of that individual project, because if I don't think that way I'll end up being like Oscar the grouch and angry bitter old man living inside of a trash can on Sesame Street :).
Do you remember your first photography sale?
Yes, it was a few months after I graduated college. I helped these artist do a last minute promo shoot for an interview with Universal, but that was the last time I said pay me what you think this was worth. When I first came out I thought people could and might appreciate photographers for their work if you did a good job and boy was I wrong. Also, I'm not going to mention the names of the artists but they got a deal and the main guy blew all the money on fancy cars and jewelry. They not only never came out but I walked away with less than $100 and blew the money in Tijuana Mexico . Boy was I young and reckless.
Who are some people you would like to work with?
1. Linnea Quigley I grew up on horror movies and she was my child hood favorite like most kids these days love Hannah Montana)
2. Prince I grew up listening to him and he is one of my favorite artists, he, himself and his whole being is just unique and perfect for what I love to make.
3. Mya I always loved Mya's look since I first seen her on Urban Xpressions around 14 years ago. I've known a lot of people that knew her personally but I never pushed to meet her because I'd probably be star struck. I hung out with Vivica Fox and had a good conversation with Magic Johnson and I didn't get star struck with them so you see how excited I would be to shoot her.
4. Barak Obama. I never thought I'd live to see America's first mixed president and yes he's mix just like me, except I'm half Asian.
Do you feel like what you are doing is important?
Yes, whether we discover them or not we all are born with a skill for our life mission. Visually I have something to share with the world but at the moment I'm working towards the next level of creating and that's to change the lives of individuals for the bigger cause. How that will happen I'm not sure but it's unfolding day by day.
Must art have a relationship to the rest of the world?
Of course Art is crucial. When archeologist discover civilizations lost in time some of the ways we learn about the culture and lifestyle is mostly from the art ( statues, paintings, etchings and etc.) Art is our record and art is always a good way to convey ideas and enlighten the people down the line, because a person doesn't have to understand language to understand art.
Lastly, could you talk about any long-term goals you have in mind?
Long term I'm focused on continuing on making quality work. I dabbled into the night life scene to practice my craft in a low light situation now that I found what I felt was missing in my work through live shooting in low light situations I'm ready to start a whole new line of work with jewels of knowledge. I also have plans to work on a project much bigger than myself, but that I will unravel in time.


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Since he was a kid, Nigel Petrie had a fearless love for taking on speeds most of us wouldn't even dream of. Over time, his infatuation with fast cars and bikes has only grown. The guy can build, convert, or restore anything he puts his hands on.
His latest project sees the conversion of a standard, road worthy 350cc KTM motorbike into something he hoped would break the land speed record for it's engine type at the 25th Annual Speed Week on the salt flats of South Australia. With some ideas in mind, and a few reference images of a 1972 Triumph vintage dragster, Nigel built the new bike in just a month leading up to the event.
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|Usana health sciences, Scam or Not?
USANA was founded in 1992 in Utah USA, Selling nutritional and skin care products. Their products are distributed via direct selling and is using the pyramid like Multi Level Marketing business model. Products are obtainable by their registered distributor called associates.
In 2010 they have expanded to Australia, Canada, New Zealand, Japan, UK, Netherlands, South Korea, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Malaysia, Singapore, Mexico and the Philippines. During this time 90% of their products are bought by their associates and only 10% was from their preferred costumer. They have more or less 222,000 associates and 68,000 customers. Usana's associates earn by the products they directly sell as well as commissions from the sales of distributors they recruit referred to as their downline. Usana also has this compensation plan that awards points for sales volume. These points when they reached a certain amount in a weeks time will be converted to cash commissions, if the points do not reached the required number it will be accumulated in the following week. However, to be eligible to this, the associate will have to maintain a purchase minimum of 100 volume of products (worth $110-$130) every four weeks. If they fail to do so their points will be lost.
Majority of the associates didn't get rich. Only those 2.31% top of the pyramid makes an average income of $857,865 annually. These facts are contradicting to the mission statement of usana ;
To develop and provide the highest quality, science-based health products, distributed internationally through network marketing, creating a rewarding financial opportunity for our Independent Associates, shareholders, and employees.
Is Usana health sciences, Scam or Not?


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The Infiniti FX SUV has arrived in local showrooms as part of Infiniti's two-pronged spearhead into the Australian luxury car market.
The FX is offered in three model grades (GT, S and S Premium) and with a choice of three powertrains - a 3.7 litre petrol V6, a 3.0 litre turbodiesel, and a high-performance 5.0 litre petrol V8.
Pitched as a competitor to the likes of the Porsche Cayenne and BMW X6, the Infiniti FX puts an emphasis on sleek, head-turning design and scintillating performance. With a starting price of $83,900, it also offers compelling value for money.
Mechanical Package
The entry-level FX37 is powered by a detuned version of the Nissan 370Z's 3.7 litre naturally-aspirated petrol V6. Producing 235kW and 360Nm, the FX37 can sprint from 0-100km/h in 6.8 seconds on its way to a top speed of 233km/h.
Fuel consumption for the FX37 is listed at 12.1 l/100km on the combined cycle, but those looking for a smaller fuel bill would be better served by the FX30d.
Under the FX30d's shapely bonnet lies the 3.0 litre turbodiesel V9X engine, which is shared with other Infiniti models as well as the Nissan Navara.
Pumping out 175kW of power and a stout 550Nm of torque, the FX30d consumes a relatively thrifty 9.0 l/100km on the combined cycle.
The flagship of the range is propelled by the muscular VK50VE 5.0 litre V8, which marries a lightweight all-alloy block with sophisticated twin-cam heads and also features Nissan's VVEL variable valve timing and lift mechanism.
The VK50VE is good for 287kW and 500Nm, and can take the 1.9-tonne FX50 to 100km/h in just 5.8 seconds. Top speed? 250km/h.
It's as thirsty as you'd expect though, with a claimed average fuel consumption of 13.1 l/100km.
All engines are hooked up to a seven-speed automatic gearbox, which features downshift rev-matching, a manual mode and column-mounted magnesium shift paddles.
The FX is built around a modified version of the 370Z's FM platform, and rides on double-wishbone front suspension and multi-link rear suspension.
S and S Premium models also get Continuous Damping Control, which uses electrically adjusted shock absorbers to enhance handling.
Power is taken to all four wheels via the ATTESA-ETS AWD drivetrain, which can funnel up to 100 percent of drive to the rear axle and 50 percent of drive to the front axle.
On standing starts, the torque split is an even 50:50.
The FX50 S Premium and FX30d also get active rear steering, can turn the rear wheels up to 1 degree to tighten the turning radius at low speeds, and enhance stability at highway speeds.
Braking hardware is shared between all models, with 355mm rotors and four-piston calipers up front, and 350mm rotors and two-piston calipers at the rear.
Features in the base GT model include Bi-xenon headlamps, foglamps, a powered tailgate, 8-inch touchscreen display, sat nav, 10GB on-board music storage, a glass sunroof, 20-inch alloys and keyless entry and ignition are all standard, along with a Bose 11-speaker audio system.
In addition to the above, the GT also gets familiar luxury staples like leather upholstery, heated wing mirrors, rain-sensing wipers, dual-zone climate control, power-adjustable front seats, Bluetooth phone and audio integration, a USB audio input, a reverising camera, front and rear parking sensors, cruise control and a speed limiter.
Step up to the mid-grade S model, and you gain front sports seats (14-way adjustable for the driver, rather than 10-way), 21-inch alloys, dark chrome exterior trim, a black headliner, Continuous Damping Control and rear active steering on the diesel and V8 petrol.
The flagship S Premium adds a host of passive safety features, including Infiniti's Around View Monitor, radar-guided cruise control, a forward collision sensor, lane departure warning and a system that allows the driver to crawl through stop-start traffic without having to touch the brake.
Standard safety equipment for all FX models comprises a full suite of six airbags (front, front side, full-length curtain), three-point seatbelts for all passengers and anti-whiplash front headrests.
Stability control, traction control, ABS, EBD, brake assist and a brake-based limited-slip system are also standard.
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I have hesitated to comment on the chaos in Madison because things are so incredibly fluid at this point. Initially, I was frustrated by Gov. Walker's mistakes when he rolled out his budget repair bill. The Governor's mention of the National Guard was exceptionally stupid and ill-advised. Gov. Walker seemed unprepared for the backlash that followed. I think the Governor botched the bill at the beginning, but my issues are almost entirely on style, not on substance.
Today, I am disgusted by the actions of the unions and the Democrat Senators. First of all, WEAC has been nothing short of dishonest in their dealings with local school districts and their members. The repair bill does not eliminate anyone's pension; on the contrary, it preserves them by asking teachers to contribute their share - and it is their share, it's just that the taxpayers have been paying it for a very long time. Now, WEAC is encouraging the "sick-outs" and essentially threatening school districts that try to prevent shut downs. The teachers at the capitol are engaging in an illegal strike. They risk their jobs, not just their take-home pay, by doing so.
Then we have the cowards in the Senate. They are acting as spoiled children who run away from home the first time their parents tell them no. They are abdicating their responsibility to the voters and only making matters worse for their side. I have spoken with some capitol staffers who tell me that any sympathy their bosses had for the unions or the Democrats is gone. Simply put, they have gone too far.
And really, this is amazing. Union members at Harley, Mercury Marine, and Kohler have conceded far more than the public employees are being asked. They did so to keep their jobs and ride out the recession. Now, state union leaders are asking their brothers and sisters in the private sector to stand by them as they protest a 50% share of their pension - something most private sector unions no longer have - and a mere 12% of their health insurance.
Yes, stripping the collective bargaining rights is a huge step. It's one that I believe should be in a separate bill, but the simple fact is that the state is broke. We have no alternative. We face a $3.6 billion deficit in the next budget, and when you take into account the stimulus money we used to plug the last budget hole, the figure jumps to $6.6 billion. We need these concessions. The civil service protections of all state employees remain in place. The pension remains in place. We simply ask them to pay their fair share.
And what of the opponents to this bill? What is their alternative? I have not heard a single Democrat propose an alternative to balancing the budget. Is the answer massive tax increases? What should we cut? What should we require of the taxpayers or the public employees? There has been no alternative given.
The choice is clear. Either state employees contribute to their own pensions and health care premiums or 1,600 workers are laid off by June 30 and another 5,000 - 6,000 in the next budget. Are the union leaders really so selfish that they would sacrifice those workers to keep their power?
Based on the protests in Madison, it looks like the answer is "Yes."
Despite Walker's fumbles, the Unions have gone too far
Posted by Mike H at 6:57 PM
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I have been observing fasts for nine days during Navratri for quite sometime now. I stick to eating phalahaar or non cereal food. I believe it is the time to follow a tradition of cleansing, detoxifying and getting my body rested. I have seen both my mother and mother in law fast for these days and I guess it is just in me to follow them.
Different people observe different rules. I have just tried to follow some common rules and go ahead with preparing what's commonly eaten during fasts.
I have learnt to prepare Sabudana ki Khichdi from my mother in law. Whether fasting or not, my husband loves to have it!
Here is the recipe-
1 Cup Sabudana
2/3 Chopped Green Chillies
1/2 Cup Roasted Groundnut Powder
2 Tbsp oil/ghee
1 boiled potato chopped
Salt to taste
Red Chilli to taste
1 tea spoon Cumin seeds
Chopped Cilantro for garnishing
In a sieve take Sabudana, wash it and thereafter drain the water. It is very important drain the water for at least 4 hours. Make sure that no water remains or else the khichdi becomes sticky while cooking. You can sprinkle some water after draining. I usually soak it the night before.
Boil and chop the potatoes in small cubes.
Take ghee/oil in a pan and heat it, add cumin seeds, once they crackle, add green chillies, let them fry for a minute. Add chopped potatoes and sauté them for 5 minutes. Add the roasted ground nut powder, now add Sabudana, salt and red chilli. Mix and let this fry for 5-6 minutes. Stir it. Add lemon juice and chopped cilantro for garnishing.
Serve hot with curd.


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I don't really read poetry… but this is the first poem to be submitted as a story to codeblog and I actually kind of liked it. Richard Greenall writes:
Mine is not a story as such but a poem about a woman I cared for on m general ITU who had suffered lung trauma after smoke inhalation.
Weariness, like a wave,
Cascading through my head.
Causing thoughts, too deep to voice,
To be thrown up deep inside.
Awake! A cold rush of air to the lungs,
Feels good to breathe,
In… and out. In…. and out.
So easy, calm… effortless.
Beside me she lies there still,
Looks calm – thoughts racing inside.
What has life come to?
A monitor and peering eyes.
If she could talk, what would she say?
Will I get through this day?
The power of life, the call of success
Would make my answer, a sure yes.
Copyright Richard Greenall 2007
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Sarangani-North Sulawesi trade eyed as BIMP– EAGA model
DAVAO CITY (MindaNews / September 29) – Sarangani and an Indonesian province agreed to increase trading between them as their respective government executives also opened initial talks to smoothen out trading, Sarangani Governor Miguel Dominguez said.
Dominguez, who led a trade mission to North Sulawesi on September 21 to 25, said the mission was able to wring out stronger local government cooperation, business matching in trade and tourism and established port-to-port meeting. Read story here.
He said there were productive negotiations during business matching sessions including deals in price and shipment.
Among the products from Jose Abad Santos– Glan– Sarangani Cooperation Triangle (JAGS-CT) were beauty soaps and cosmetics, soft drinks, mango planting materials and other fruit seeds, cement and paints, cigarettes, banana, and alcoholic beverages for hotels, restaurants and pubs.
Products under negotiation for importation from Indonesia via North Sulawesi include tiles, roofs, virgin coconut oil, essential oils, tuna, wood moldings, knock-down wooden houses, yellow corn, copra, furniture, souvenir materials, and charcoal.
Dominguez said focused group discussions were being undertaken that later formulated eight tour packages between Manado in Indonesia and other cities in the Association of Southeast Asian Nations via Davao.
16 % of policewomen harassed, abused by husbands, superiors and colleagues
DAVAO CITY (MindaNews/29 Sept) — Women law enforcers are not spared from sexual harassment or physical abuse by their partners, superiors and colleagues. Around 16 percent or 560 out of 3,500 policewomen surveyed in 2005 by the Philippine National Police (PNP) reported having been sexually harassed by their partners and about the same number experienced physical beating by their husbands or partners, Supt. Eldebrande Osano, Philippine National Police director for Family, Juvenile, and Gender Division told more than 500 policewomen during the 4 th Biennial Summit on Women in Policing Thursday.
Of the 560 who reported to have been sexually harassed, majority (58 per cent) were offended in the workplace and 29 percent during training. About 63 percent of them reported they were harassed by their superiors and around 27 percent by their colleagues.
About 60 percent of those sexually harassed reported they were harassed as a pre-condition to entry to the PNP and also in exchange for promotion or other benefits.
There are 9,000 policewomen in the country or 8 percent of the country's total police force. More than half of those surveyed, at least 1,750 or 55 percent are married to a police officer. Read story here.
Why Milenyo? Why strike now?
While Mindanao and Davao City in particular enjoyed sunny days (with cloudy hours of course) this week, the rest of the country suffered the wrath of typhoon Milenyo. According to the Office of the Civil Defense (OCD) it wrecked havoc and damaged at least P134 million worth of infrastructure, agriculture and private property! What! Read the story here. OCD also was cited to have reported in the story that it displaced at least 61,000 people around the country. What about how many animals were displaced?
Yes, it might have solved the dengue problem with the Department of Health and other health and local government stakeholders "saved by the bell" but Milenyo brought more damage than smiles. Read the dengue good news here.
I hope Milenyo did not start a streak of typhoons that could bring hell knows what damages. God have mercy!
Lumads' voices sought in managing Davao City's watershed
DAVAO CITY (MindaNews/28 September) — The city government here is convening around 140 tribal leaders from its five major indigenous groups to draw out issues, concerns and their support for environmental protection, Councilor Leo Avila, chair of the City Council's Committee on Environment and Natural Resources, said.
Avila said there is a need to meet with them and discuss their important role in watershed management.
Avila said they will to listen to the Lumads' issues and concerns especially since there is a growing perception that they have become victims of parties who exploit Davao's forest resources.
He said Davao City has listed several cases of violation of forest laws involving indigenous peoples who were lured to resort to illegal acts because of economic difficulties. Read story here.
Mindanao Bishops, Ulama to GRP-MILF: resume talks
Here's a report by MindaNews' Carolyn O. Arguillas on the sensitive peace process:
DAVAO CITY (MindaNews/27 September) – Mindanao's Catholic and Protestant
Bishops and Muslim Ulama have appealed to both government and the Moro Islamic
Liberation Front (MILF) peace panels to "return as soon as possible to the
negotiating table and resume talks through peaceful and respectful dialogue."
"Dialogue, however long and tedious is the only human and humane way of
resolving human issues and problems," the Bishops-Ulama Conference said in a
statement issued Wednesday night (September 27).
Established in November 1996 following the controversy over the creation of
the Southern Philippines Council for Peace and Development, the transitory
implementing mechanism agreed government offered to the Moro National
Liberation Front in the September 2, 1996 peace agreement, the BUC is composed
of 23 Catholic Bishops, 18 Protestant bishops and pastors, and 24 Muslim Ulama
in Mindanao.
"We and our people have waited with interest the results of the peace
negotiations since they started. We are dismayed and concerned that they have
been discontinued due to an impasse or an unresolved bone of contention. Urged
by the urgent needs of our respective constituencies, we respectfully appeal
to both peace panels to return as soon as possible to the negotiating table
and resume talks through peaceful and respectful dialogue," the BUC said. Read story here.
Bukidnon's Moro-Lumad pre-Hispanic peace pact featured in exhibit
MALAYBALAY CITY (MindaNews/27 Sept) — The indigenous peoples of Bukidnon and the Maranaos of neighboring Lanao province sealed a peace pact prior to The coming of the Spaniards, Bukidnon artist-researcher Erlow Talatala said.
Talatala, president of the Association of Local Artists of Bukidnon (ALAB), will portray the peace pact and other facets of Bukidnon's pre-Hispanic history in a solo exhibit tentatively set on October 24 at the Asian Hills Bank Centre in Malaybalay City.
Only Bukidnon's story during the Spaniard's conquest is known to the people of Bukidnon that is why his team researched on the matter and chose it for the exhibit, Talatala told MindaNews in a recent interview.
Even then, the Moro and Lumads in Mindanao have already worked for peace. "That is not quite known among people today," he said. (To be updated)


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The Simple Minds are nothing short of an absolute cult band with a global following, internationally famous with legions of die-hard fans across the world and they must have played more or less every arena or stadium around in their career including headlining Wembley Stadium three times in a row - so it's definitely not the type of act you would expect to play a clubshow, wouldn't you? They defined a generation, have scored over twenty Top 20 hits in a career spanning nearly three decades. They have sold over twenty million records, had five number one albums, a no. 1 single in the US, and they've been voted Q magazine's world's best live act. Simple Minds have influenced bands as diverse as current favourites Bloc Party, Muse, as well as Moby, Manic Street Preachers and Stereophonics along the way.
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I am a pastor, and that means I care for people. I am a teacher/storyteller, spiritual director, friend, mentor, and a giver of hope. I love it and am made for it. I had hoped to share with you a week of faithful service as I counsel, encourage, and guide people that I love and care about. Yet it seems God is not without a sense of humor. You might not see much of me giving selflessly to others this week.
My wife, Lisa, and 21-month-old daughter, Hanna, and I went to dinner Saturday night with a friend from Philadelphia who is traveling the United States and parts of Europe for the next year. He is a social worker and saved most of his salary last year for his adventure. After introducing him to Ninfa's (some of the best Tex-Mex you will ever taste), I drop them off while I go to rent a movie and close out Saturday night on a relaxing note.
As I pull into Hollywood Video, my Nextel phone (which is like a two-way radio, but better) screams, "YOUR APARTMENT IS ON FIRE! COME HOME!" I think it's a joke, but it's not. I race home. My wife and baby are safe outside, but there is smoke everywhere and the smell of burnt plastic is putrid and pouring out the door. I find a fire extinguisher encased in glass that will not break. It must be freakin' Plexiglas or something, because it takes 20 blows to shatter it. I run into our smoke-filled apartment to find a kitchen that is one big flame. I empty four extinguishers. Neighbors keep bringing another over just as I empty one. I can't see anything, so I just take a deep breath, run in, and hope for the best. Breathe … Run … Spray … Run and repeat until all the extinguishers are empty. I get most of the blaze out before the fire department arrives. But I suck in enough smoke to make me eligible for clinical trials for people with high risk of lung cancer. The firefighters convinced me to get some oxygen in the ambulance while they finish fighting the flames.
In the ambulance, the paramedic checks me out while I peek through the window to see how bad the damage is. "You must work out," he says. "Your pulse is incredibly low." I realize I am not in despair or distraught, and my pulse is not even racing. Perhaps it's because my family is safe. Perhaps I don't love my possessions and material comforts like I love God, friends, and family. Perhaps I do, but the shock of the loss of material things has not sunk in yet. Or I figure insurance is the great equalizer. Time will tell.
Fire destroys and smoke permeates everything. It leaves nothing untouched. My family spends the night in an empty apartment 20 blocks away and try to sleep as we sort out the ramifications of cleaning or replacing everything we owned and where we would live. Sleep mostly escapes me. My mind is focused on the joy of my "night-night" ritual with Hanna at home. We all play in our bed, sing in the mirror, read books, tickle each other, and fade off to sleep as a family. That routine seems weeks or months away from being reality again. So, my wife washes smoky clothes all night and we get ready for our church service on Sunday evening (I know most churches meet in the a.m., but we are not most churches. These young postmodern urban dwellers are happy to sleep to noon and worship late). My wife sends me to the store with a grocery list. It says: lemons (for a lemonade fast so I can detox all the carcinogens that I swallowed last night), paper plates, cups, a knife, papaya, distilled water, soy milk, and a pregnancy test. I think she's most likely paranoid that inhaling smoke and cleaning soot could endanger a potential fetus. If a $12 pregnancy test puts her mind at ease then it is a worthwhile investment.
So we cut the papaya, drink some water, and take the test. Holy Hellfire! There are two lines! Parents, you know what I'm talking about. There is a control line and a "You are great with child" line. Lisa is pregnant. We have our second child and I am now a father of a homeless family of four.
At 5:30, Ecclesia, our spiritual community, meets for our quarterly love feast. It is a celebration of Christian community. A time to share our stories of joy and sorrow. A great crowd is there for music, cuisine, and real-life stories. I share ours and the community finds ways to lighten our load. By the end of the night we find out we have countless people coming over to clean, $90 has been collected to buy supplies, and friends are making us dinner each night of the week.