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Dispite that Bella has been depresses and was angry at not to mention I let all trust for months. I have done all in my power to regain my good name and show Bella I love her alone and to a degree which I go to my therapy and I do all I can to treat he like my queen. The only issue is that we have had little to be sexual play or sensual awakenings. I love and need sex, due to my particular love map I have no issue talking about it or experimenting or even. Just giving any physical "favors" in fact, I am most disappointed I can't even s revive her because she's alway in a sad depressed or agitated state. I amp or actually starving for sexual interaction. I am (taking care of myself) and have not even a single day bough that I want to leave or cheat, I swear to (well myself and Well what's the point of lying to yourself in an anonymous journal I have ant my sex life back! She says she too does too but it seems that I that Bella wants us to be intimate and frisky again to as hard having that out of her life as it was for me……. I only need to wait for her to come to me. I am having a lot of self esteem issues and private panic attacks I she loves me but am I running after our relationships ghost of I somethimes ask myself.,.,I have asked to have a discussion sev rap times yet I know she's doing all Within her power to avoid situation where we are alone in in a place we could go "be the old and not interrupted" I'm on the edge I am at my lifes latter period and I have always just believed that we will always stay together. I don't want to loose that, it could be the first time nap blow to my ego that lets me stop fighting all together. I am scared.
Lets talk about ?sex of course what's the big deal?!
I am a of the curious type. I use my joirnal to vent rant question and well bitch. I'm a man with a serious health issue, but an even more serious taste for interesting things. I love and make music I am an artist an armature tattoo artist a street shaman and a wandering soul, I invite anyone to read my scribbling and encourage any advice or input. I also enjoy seeing others journals to see how they cope with life and all its sucker punches.


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The latest reports of big production cuts on the iPhone sent Apple's share price below the $500 mark briefly on Monday — and pushed the stock to a record-low valuation.
For Apple , a stock price of $500 represents a multiple of just over 10 times estimated earnings for the next four quarters. That's more than 40% below the stock's average forward multiple over the last five years, according to Factset. And it's far cheaper than the stock was trading even before the announcement of the very first iPod in October of 2001 — when Apple was largely a single product company, selling the Mac as a niche computer against far larger PC manufacturers. The stock troughed at a forward multiple around 23 in the month prior to the first iPod announcement.
Investors seem to fear the company's ability to hold on to its high margins — which are far above other manufacturers of high-tech products — as well as the break-neck sales growth the company has enjoyed since launching the iPhone. This weekend saw fresh reports that supply orders for iPhone components have been cut back significantly, suggesting weaker sales of the popular smartphone in the March quarter. The law of large numbers and the already large carrier footprint for the iPhone leave Apple with fewer levers to pull in order to juice growth, and strong competition from Samsung and others in the lower-end developing markets may limit Apple's growth there – unless the company launches its heavily rumored low-end iPhone this year.
One interesting angle, though, is the ultra-low valuation may be attracting a new class of investors to Apple. In a note to clients on Monday, Bernstein analyst Toni Sacconaghi wrote that growth investors have been leaving the stock, while value funds have been stepping up their share. According to Sacconaghi, only 29% of value funds owned Apple by the end of 2011, with that number surging to 40% by the end of 2012.
"We believe that Apple\'s announcement of a dividend in early 2012 was a significant catalyst for the stock, and that the company ought to consider raising its dividend this year, and potentially taking on debt to do so," he wrote.
Sacconaghi added that Apple's shares will likely continue to be "range-bound" in the near term, "given worries about the company\'s ability to eclipse first-quarter and full-year FY13 estimates and given questions about the trajectory of gross margin improvement." He maintained his outperform rating and $750 price target on the shares.
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Tired of chasing food trucks around town? Hit the jackpot this Friday when more than 35 food trucks and carts will be parked at the Columbus Commons for the second annual Columbus Food Truck and Cart Fest.
Tired of chasing food trucks around town? Hit the jackpot this Friday when more than 35 food trucks and carts will be parked at the Columbus Commons for the second annual Columbus Food Truck and Cart Fest.
A victim of its own popularity last year, the inaugural festival drew more than 10,000 food truck fans (3,000 were expected). The lines rivaled Disney World�s. The food and liquids ran scarce.
�We learned a lot from last year,� said Timothy Wolf Starr of the Small Business Beanstalk, which is helping to organize the event. �We spent most of the time between last year�s festival and this year�s analyzing what went well and what did not and making sure that we provide a better experience for everyone this year.�
Patrons will now have 10 hours to take in the event�s live music, games and mobile gastronomy. Refrigerated trucks will help vendors keep food in stock longer.
Admission is free, and a portion of proceeds will benefit Ronald McDonald House Charities of Central Ohio.
The options can be dizzying, so here are some suggestions:
Ajumama: Korean street food recently hit the Columbus streets thanks to owner Laura Lee. Don�t miss Ajumama�s hodduk, a traditional griddle cake stuffed with brown sugar, cinnamon and walnuts.
Burrito Bus: What�s a food truck festival without tacos? Try the Rockin� Tacos on corn tortillas with adobo tofu, delicious salsa and jalapenos.
Lotsa Lobsta: This Delaware-based caterer is bringing Maine to land-locked Ohio. That means one thing, people: fresh lobster rolls.
OH! Burgers: On the road since May, OH! Burgers uses locally sourced beef. Check out the new Bangkok mini burger with crunchy bean sprouts and spicy peanut sauce.
Pitabilities: The salads are admirable. Or go big with the Ripper Dog Pita � a fried hot dog loaded and topped with secret sauce and french fries. Watch out, Dirty Frank�s.
Swoop!: Newcomers Matthew Heaggans and Adam Gentry are off to an impressive start. The BLT is fantastic � cured pork belly, tomato jam and arugula on a slider bun.
Tatoheads: This starch-loving outpost does wonders with the humble potato. Tatohead�s chorizo cheese fries are obsession-worthy.


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Trailblazer Mania this past weekend! Hubby and I went to opening night at the Rose Garden... so awesome!!! Blazers won by 1 point -- sooo exciting! Earth Wind and Fire was the opening act, playing as the Blazers came out... They sounded fantastic and just like you would remember.
OK, so this time we had Lexus Club Level seats, Hubby and Eric love these seats because of the "free" food and buffet that comes with the seats. Literally anything and everything you could want to eat and should NOT eat is up for grabs. And grab I did. Everyone was loaded up with candy, hot dogs, ice cream, popcorn, cookies, drinks and the great buffet food.. there was a taco bar, roast beef and roast turkey and great salads and grilled vegies.
Oh, yes and free hats and posters and bumper stickers. I'm wearing 2 hats because my arms are full.
Oh, yes and free hats and posters and bumper stickers. I'm wearing 2 hats because my arms are full.
Blazer stunt team and Blazer dancers are so fun to watch... super-human!
I was shocked that my husband would jump right into the group of girls and swing his arm around one and say "TAKE MY PICTURE!".. Notice all the timid souls just content to look on (probably with major jealousy).
Oh wait! If one Blazer cheerleader is good, then TWO WOULD BE GREAT!!!
And if that weren't enough, who should walk right by us as we were going to sit down, but Jerome Kersey! Next to Clyde "TheGlide" Drexler, Jerome was always our favorite player back in the 90's! What a handsome and gracious man he was... they were shaking hands but I boobed up the picture darn it!
Oh yeah, and the Blazers did play and we did watch and yell and scream and make fun of drunks. A good time. Going back this weekend to watch them play the Minnesota Timberwolves and Kevin Love visiting his hometown. I'm anxious to see how Oregon folks will treat K-Love who went off to UCLA instead of staying here. (He only went one year and then turned pro this year so what d does it matter??)


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Unlicensed HMO owner told to pay more than £58,000
The owner of a former Boston pub accused in court of putting tenants in danger has been ordered to pay more than £58,000.
Paul Turner had denied 28 charges relating to the former Ship Inn in London Road, Boston. He was found guilty at Boston Magistrates' Court on Monday, February 20, on 17 counts. Eight charges were withdrawn and he was found not guilty of three others. He was fined a total of £47,000 and ordered to pay £11,313.19 costs. He was also told to pay a £120 victim surcharge. He immediately lodged an appeal against both conviction and sentence.
He had faced seven counts of fire safety where failures risked death or injury and a further 15 charges of failing to comply with regulations in respect of housing in multiple occupancy (HMO), including one of managing or operating an HMO without a licence.
The court heard a hole had been cut in a ceiling for cables to run into a room below to provide electricity for cooking. A lack of sockets in the property led to multiple use of extension sockets with multiple extension cables trailing over shared landings and passageways. Tenants had cooking equipment in their rooms.
The court was told that a washing machine was unsafe and there was defective drainage, no handrails on stairs and the cooker was dirty and in disrepair. There was also damaged lights and a fire exit route blocked by a fridge freezer.
Turner said he was not running a house in multiple occupation, but a hotel with paying guests.
Ruth Bala, prosecuting for Boston Borough Council, said: "The person staying in room eight lived three minutes away. Does it not seem strange that he would want to stay at a hotel just minutes from his home?"
The court heard Turner had no licence to operate an HMO.
Miss Bala said there were 18 people, including children as young as one-year-old, staying at the property on or around the date that police, fire services and the council visited on February 16 , 2016. Construction work was underway on the ground floor of the three storey building to convert it into smaller rooms in preparation for it to be converted into a hotel.
Graham Almack, a fire safety officer, said trailing cables were a trip hazard, stairs to the ground floor was poorly lit and he had to bring in lamps to be able to see.
He said: "It is my understanding the fire exit door blocked by the freezer chest was screwed shut.
"I was satisfied there was a serious and imminent risk of fire and the prohibition notice was served."


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SOMERSET - FOE doubled up Kiwanis 12-6 Tuesday to tie the best-of-three Somerset Little League championship series 1-all.
The deciding game is scheduled for 5:45 this afternoon.
That game will be "the championship of the entire universe," veteran FOE coach John Vinzani told his players after the win. "All eyes will be upon us."
Alex Brown led FOE with four hits, including a home run. Brandon Barron had two hits, including a homer, while pitching the complete-game win. Tanner Hayman belted a grand slam.
Alex Miller led Kiwanis with three hits.
Miller pitched the complete-game victory and drove in the winning run Monday as Kiwanis won 6-5. He had three hits, including a homer.


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The camera's AF system is a little slow in most circumstances, contributing to its less-than-sparkling performance, however at higher zoom settings it becomes incredibly slow, hunting backwards and forwards a couple of times before hesitantly locking on to the subject. In good light at close to full zoom it can take well over two seconds to focus, which is hopelessly slow if you're trying to photograph any sort of action. Low light focusing is also rather poor, and the AF lamp only has an effective range of about 1.5 metres. It's really not the sort of performance I'd expect from a Nikon, especially a key model like this one.
There is another serious issue that I must mention, and it is to do with the camera's handling. If you look at the accompanying photos, you'll see that the S10 has a clearly defined thumb grip at the top right of the back panel. Note also its position relative to the monitor screen. If you hold the camera in the usual manner so that you can comfortably operate the shutter button, in fact as shown in the camera manual, then your thumb will partially obscure the monitor screen.
Admittedly I've got fairly huge hands, and my thumb was covering about a quarter of the right side of the screen, but even with smaller hands anyone using this camera is going to have the same problem. There's just no comfortable way to hold the camera so that you can operate it and still see the whole screen. Surely someone involved with the design of this camera should have noticed this. Does the word ergonomics ring any bells?
It's a shame that the experience of using the S10 is marred by these faults, because it is capable of producing good results. Colour rendition and exposure are very good, although dynamic range is a bit limited and very high contrast shots tend to be rather dark and murky. The big lens has excellent resolving power and is capable of capturing lots of very fine detail, and once it's got around to focusing, pictures are sharp and crisp, especially at the lowest ISO settings. As I mentioned there is some spherical distortion at the widest angle setting, but it isn't too severe.
The S10 has a good range of ISO settings, and noise control is exceptionally good. Even at the maximum 800 ISO image noise and colour distortion are kept to an acceptable minimum, producing usable shots even at this setting. The only real problem with image quality is the amount of compression. The image files are about 2/3rds the size of those produced by most 6MP cameras, and some images have heavy artefacting as a result.
The Nikon Coolpix S10 is a well-made and attractively finished camera with some useful capabilities, excellent noise handling and is capable of producing good results under the right circumstances. However, lacklustre performance, terminally slow AF, poor low-light capability and awkward handling limits its appeal. It is also expensive compared to rival cameras with superior performance, so the overall outlook is bleak.


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If there were one thing he could change about his tattoo, Sam knew exactly what it would be.
He'd gotten it at 16, the earliest he could without having a parent sign. Like that would have ever happened. Not his fruit-and-nutcake mom smacking him, quite literally, with her bible. For certain not his anonymous father, unknown and never missed. He knew better than to even try to get his tattoo until he could do it on his own.
The irony was so deep and rich it could have been mined for profit, that he'd had to wait until he could do that on his own, too. A perfect fit for what it said, his tattoo. His guardian angel, head bowed in shame because of what he was, queer, homo, fag. It was a fitting mark for a boy-man unable to understand why he was different. And why, fucking hell why that mattered so much.
A sin? Then why hadn't his crazy mom beat his brother, too, since he sinned all the time and bragged about it? He just sinned with girls, that was the only difference Sam could see. Yeah, Jack even came home once with a condom caught in his zipper, drunk as the hell his mom threatened Sam with, and she just smothered a laugh and turned away. But let Sam look at a boy for a half-second too long, just long enough for the nutcase to notice, and out would come the bible-club.
Now that he had a word to call himself — gay — one that wasn't filled with loathing, and a man, a bear of a man, who loved him, who stood for him and knelt for him just the same, if he got the tattoo now, that angel would have been staring folks in the eye, claiming his right to exist.
He'd let it be, though, a memorial to his past and to all the others:
Matthew Shepard
Tyler Clementi
Bob Bergeson
Seth Walsh
Asher Brown
Billy Lucas
Jamey Rodemeyer
Carlos Vigil
Darnell Young
Brandon Bitner
Justin Aaberg
Raymond Chase
Zach Harrington
Jamie Hubley
Cody Barker
Chase Brown
Felix Sacco
Caleb Nolt
Billy Jack Gaither
Billy Clayton …
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NEW YORK - Two emergency medical technicians accused of refusing to help a pregnant woman who collapsed in the coffee shop where they were taking a break were suspended yesterday, and Mayor Michael Bloomberg called their behavior inexcusable.
The Fire Department of New York suspended Jason Green, a six-year veteran, and Melissa Jackson, a four-year veteran, without pay while the Dec. 9 incident is investigated, spokesman Steve Ritea said.
Witnesses, first speaking to The New York Post, said the EMTs told employees at the eatery in downtown Brooklyn to call 911 and then left when they were asked to help Eutisha Revee Rennix, an employee who had collapsed.
An ambulance was called, and Rennix, 25, was taken to Long Island College Hospital, where she died a short time later. Her baby girl was too premature to survive.
A message left for Rennix's mother Monday was not immediately returned.
Home telephone listings for Jackson and Green were unavailable. A call Monday evening to the EMT's union office was not immediately returned.
A union spokesman said yesterday that EMTs generally consider their jobs to be a 24-hour kind of thing.
"Our people tend to spring into action whether they're on duty, off duty, whatever they're doing,'' said Robert Ungar, spokesman for the Uniformed EMTS and Paramedics, FDNY.
The city's EMTs have a "very strong bond with the people of New York City that they serve,'' Ungar said. "They view themselves as always being on duty.''


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LAKE PLACID - The Adirondack Community Trust (ACT) is accepting applications for the Dr. U. R. Plante Medical Scholarship Fund.
The Dr. U. R. Plante Scholarship gives out an annual $10,000 scholarship for a student attending medical school who has lived in either the Adirondack Park or Essex, Clinton, Hamilton, Franklin, or St. Lawrence Counties for at least two years.
Candidates must have the following qualifications in order to be eligible for this scholarship. Students must be a resident of either, the Adirondack Park, St. Lawrence, Essex, Franklin, Hamilton or Clinton County of New York State or have lived in one of these counties for at least two years. The student must also be accepted by an accredited Medical School in either the United States or Canada and studying for an MD.
The candidate must also be willing to return to either the Adirondack Park, St. Lawrence, Essex, Franklin, Hamilton or Clinton County, NY to practice for at least two years; or be willing to practice for two years in a remote part of the U.S. or another country where doctors are needed. The application deadline is April 13.
This fund was established in honor of Dr. U. R. Plante, who was born in 1891 at Mooers Forks, later moving to Tupper Lake, where he graduated from Holy Ghost Academy. In 1915, he graduated from the University of Vermont, College of Medicine. After a year's internship, he established a practice in Massena, N.Y. From 1917 to 1919, he served as an officer in the Medical Corps in France and Germany during World War I.
In 1919, Dr. Plante married Priscilla Martin of Tupper Lake and returned to Massena. He chose to practice in the "Pine Grove" area where many new immigrants from Europe had settled close to their work in the new Aluminum Company of America. They originated from more than 20 countries, among them Armenia, Italy, Hungary, and Poland. When the patient did not speak English or French, Dr. Plante usually found an interpreter, but sometimes sign language had to do.
There was no hospital in Massena until after World War II. For 20 years, Dr. Plante held office hours (no appointments necessary) six days a week and then went out on house-calls morning, afternoon and evening. After 1939, when he moved his office to his home, he eliminated the Saturday afternoon and evening hours, but still made house calls.
His patients tell many stories about those old days and his kindness. Many times Dr. Plante went out into a snowstorm in the middle of the night to deliver babies in the patients' homes. At first he rented a horse and sleigh; later he had a Chevrolet coupe.
It is estimated that Dr. Plante delivered approximately 9,000 babies during his more than 56 years of practice. He also served his community as village trustee, school physician, member of the Board of Health and other boards. He retired in 1972 due to illness, and died four years later.
The Adirondack Community Trust is managing this scholarship fund. Many people recognize that the key to their success in life is their education, and they want to make it possible for others to benefit similarly. ACT can work with donors, like the Plante family, to makes it possible for generous, caring people to fulfill their dream of establishing scholarship funds - and for people who want an education to get one.
For applications or more information on the Dr. U. R. Plante Medical Scholarship Fund contact Scholarship Coordinator, Andrea Grout at the Adirondack Community Trust 523-9904 or download an application at www.GenerousAct.org


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Dem Rep Unloads on Obama Over Castro Handshake
U.S. Rep. Albio Sires (D-NJ) bashed Barack Obama today after he shook hands with Cuban President Raul Castro.
Of course, Barack Obama went out of his way to shake hands with Castro.
NJ.com reported:
U.S. Rep. Albio Sires (D-8th Dist.), who immigrated to the United States from Cuba as a child, today slammed President Obama for shaking hands with Cuban President Raul Castro at Nelson Mandela's memorial service in South Africa.
"I was disappointed to view the handshake between President Obama and the Cuban dictator Raul Castro at what was a moving service to memorialize Nelson Mandela," Sires said in a statement.
Sires is an outspoken critic of the Cuban government. When Sen. Robert Menendez (D-N.J.) — another Cuban-American — was going through a series of scandals early this year, Sires suggested that the controversy could have been dredged up by the Cuban government.
The congressman from West New York said Mandela "stood for everything that the Castro regime has taken from the Cuban people over that past 50 years; freedom, equality, and human rights."
Related… Sen. Ted Cruz, (R-TX) walked out of the memorial service for Nelson Mandela when Cuban "President" Raúl Castro began speaking.
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(Sometimes I just love hanging with my 4year old niece Gabrielle. Big thanks to her. Please check out some others in the resource.)
There once was a boy named Skip.
He loved to skip rocks; but he didn't have any friends.
The rocks were(was) his friends.
One day he skipped a rock really far!
He heard a loud noise.
"What was that?!" said Skip.
"It was me!!"
"My name is Bobby and you hit me with a rock!!"
Bobby was a Sea Turtle and he was mad.
"Why did you hit me?!!"
"I'm sorry Bobby! I just love to skip rocks."
"Skipping rocks? I used to skip rocks when I was a wee Turtle!"
"Yes I did!!"
"Will you skip rocks with me?!"
"Well of course!!"
Skip was so happy, he hadn't smiled this big in a long time.
He wasn't just a lonely boy skipping rocks.
He had a real friend; and they skipped rocks every day!
The end!
Goodbye! :)
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Goodbye to Tel Aviv Israel
As I went my way through the Ben Gurion Tel Aviv Airport departure gate, I passed by the café where I had my first coffee in the City.
I remember clearly that my first day in Israel was a Thursday, which was the last working day of the week in this country. But I can't help but note my arrival quite vividly because of another reason; I arrived in Israel a day after my birthday.
Imagine having to celebrate my birthday 36,000 feet in the air. But I was numb, and I was having stomach ache almost throughout the flight.
The fact is that I didn't care much about the occasion – I don't celebrate it when I am on land either - seriously.
October 19, 2005 I arrived at the Land of Milk and Honey. As the plane was about to land, I had glimpses of the city. It was like a large expanse of white boxes spread all over it. These boxes I learned later are the Bauhaus apartments. Unfortunately I was not able to live in one as the apartment I stayed was one of the more modern in Jaffa.
In my five years in Israel, I got to visit the Ben Gurion every so often as we had to greet newly arrived officers and staff of the embassy and send off and say our farewells to those who finally had to leave the country after 6 years.
Fast forwarding the events, I found myself for the last time in Ben Gurion in November 19, 2010, my final day of stay in Israel.
At the airport we went straight to the line where I could check in my luggage. Leaving the country from Ben Gurion Tel Aviv airport (was there any other possible way for me) can be difficult and feeling uneasy. I was quite anxious about the usual questions like what did I do for five years in Israel and where I stayed.
Of course, there was the standard question of whether I had in me anything in my luggage for other people. While I know it was normal procedure, I am sure being thrown with questions such as these makes anyone feel like an offender of sorts.
After having successfully checked in, we realized there was still time for some chatting and breakfast. Last breakfast was at Mcdonalds; I believe I had some McNuggets. But I could barely eat at all. I gave my food instead to the kids who had a more hearty appetite.
I lingered around for a few minutes around the airport. Having passed by a foreign currency exchange shop, thought about exchanging some of my dollars into Euros, but decided that I could just do it in France.
8:30 AM, final farewells were said, as well as promises on constant communication via emails and face book.
Tears fell. Shamelessly these were mine.
It was difficult to say goodbye to people whom you were constantly with for five straight years.
It was even more difficult to leave a country you considered like your own.
Israel was truly second home to me.
I will miss it so much.
And Pishpeshim, too.
Carmel Market.
Tel Aviv beach.
Yerushalayim at Yafo and its fruit stands and dollar stores.
Jaffa Hill.
Clock Tower.
Heck, I'll even miss Ikea Israel.
I ask myself from time to time - will I be able to go back? I would not rack my brain just to come up with any possibilities.
However, I might jump on a plane bound for Tel Aviv in a heartbeat, if given the chance. Indeed, I probably would.
But frankly, only time can tell.


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written and illustrated by Jannie Ho
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When Bear finds a chicken frozen in the winter snow, he brings it home to try to defrost it. As Chicken thaws-um, awakens-he fears that Bear is actually prepping to eat him. Oh no! Will Chicken become Bear's lunch? Or does Bear have a different plan in mind? Find out in this funny and clever friendship tale that teaches kids that things are not always as they seem, while learning a thing or two about making soup with a friend!
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I was becoming more aware in my work as a librarian of parents asking for story tapes to help their children with class reading books, of information enquiries from adults seeking help, of parents asking for books about dyslexia, for names of help groups, names of special tutors etc. In addition our own reading promotion in the library showed up certain things. I noticed that some children could read and enjoy a book, but could not cope with writing a review about it. Some needed to have the book read to them, yet they could understand complex emotional issues within the story, and even discuss these freely, but could not form the letters to make the words to complete their book reviews. I became interested, interested enough to go along to the meeting of the Area Dyslexia Association…
I went with my notebook and the vague idea in my head that I could get a story out of this, as I like to write books that are relevant to children's lives. I very quickly slid my notebook back into my bag as I felt that I was being rude taking notes in the circumstances in which I found myself. I have never been in a room where there was so much pain. I was moved by the frustration, anger, and despair of parents, adults, children, teachers, social workers, and others trying to battle the system. I came out and had to sit for a few moments to recover myself. I drove home determined to write a book about it.
I decided on a boy as the main character, it seems to be that more boys have reading problems. I chose to write in the first person because the problem is so individualistic that I wanted to get right inside the head of the sufferer, and I wanted to put the reader there too. I decided to write in the present tense because it was… is… happening at this moment.
I needed a story… no point in wittering on about dyslexia without a good going tale. Without a "story" the book would be that Solomon goes to school, has a rough time, comes home, has a rough time… so what?
About the time I was writing the book a ring road was being built in my home town, and to do this it was necessary to move the interred bodies out of an old graveyard which lay in the path of the new road. One of the graves included a mass grave of smallpox victims (children) When the news became public there was a big scare. What if a plague was released in the town? Would people be exposed to a dangerous biological infection? However when the grave was opened it was empty, nothing was left, but I thought… what if? What if? Instead of Point Horror, which was the current craze, let's have horror with a point.
I did some research into gravestones, symbols, designs, codes… and I thought this is it! A graveyard is the perfect place for my hero to hide out, a boy who loves stories. Solomon imagines his own stories from the language of the stones. As I began to write and I did more research on both my main subjects, the whole thing locked. It meshed together unlike anything else I've ever known - the solitary grave, Solomon's father, the stories, the presence of evil inside everyone, the power of words, the infinite resource of the human mind, - it all came together.
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Fox News Airs Suicide On Live TV
Today Fox News inadvertently aired a suicide during a live broadcast when the suspect in a police chase the network was following jumped from his vehicle and shot himself in the head. Moments later host Shepard Smith issued a profuse apology, which is below.
(Via Igor Volsky at Think Progress)
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text: A hymn in praise of all things great and small, from elephants to cockroaches, dolphins to beetles, by Meistersinger Angler (Natural Obsession: The Search for the Oncogene, 1988). Readers are in for a treat as the Pulitzer Prize winner updates and embellishes dozens of pieces she has done for the New York Times, organized in six broad areas: loving (mating and parenting); dancing (DNA and all its partners orchestrating cell life); slithering (many beastlies here: scorpions, scarabs, pit vipers); adapting (or ill adapting) as seen in behaviors of monkeys, hyenas, cichlids, and cheetahs; healing (about veggies, fat, menstruation, and the positive power of joy); creating (including profiles of three scientists), and dying (with some personal essays on AIDS and aging). What puts Angler in a class by herself is her ability to absorb a depth of knowledge about a given subject and play it back to the reader in language that sparkles with wit and imagery and metaphor. In this collection she even confesses to the pleasures of anthropomorphizing and lets us know exactly how she feels about some of the critters. Given a chance to hold a baby aye-aye (a small primate) acknowledged to have a bite that can ""pop the top off a coconut,"" she ""enthusiastically shoved the creature into [the primatologist's] hands as though it were a baby with diapers to be changed."" There are plenty of facts (""the amount of human blood sucked by hookworms in a single day is equivalent to the total blood of 1.5 million people"") and lots of theories (for example, the idea that menstruation serves to cleanse the uterus of pathogens). The mark of excellence in a science writer is the ability to convey the excitement of discovery with a passion -- while being dispassionate in reporting all sides of a story. Angler is a perfect example.


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Under Florida law, email addresses are public records. If you do not want your email
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Pursuant to 119.12 (2), F.S., the custodian of public records is Hampton Peterson, 561.355.2996.
I am urging Palm Beach County residents to be cautious of private companies trying to sell public records that can be easily obtained in a trip to the courthouse or online.
These companies often send official-looking letters advertising the government's recommendation that all citizens have certified copies of their records, such as property deeds. They then offer copies of the records for fees ranging from $40 to $89 or even more.
Deeds and other official records can be obtained from our office for just a few dollars -- not for the excessive prices these companies are charging. You can obtain documents from the Clerk's office for $1 per page and they can be certified for an additional $2.
Uncertified copies may be downloaded and printed for free by using the Official Records search on our website.
In addition to property deeds, other public records available from our office include mortgages, liens, court judgments, marriage licenses and tax deeds.
Solicitations like this may be legal, but they are misleading. Every few years, we hear from residents who have received these notices and want to know what they should do. I want to remind people that this information is readily available online and at the courthouse – there is no need to pay that kind of money to get public records.
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Come along, Alcibiades
John Bayley
- Terence Rattigan: A Biography by Geoffrey Wansell
Fourth Estate, 428 pp, £20.00, October 1995, ISBN 1 85702 201 7
The point of modern theatre is not 'to hold the mirror up to nature' but to shock, surprise and excite. (Shakespeare was a playwright from the accident of his time: his true talents are only marginally theatrical.) Every contemporary playwright seeks to develop the idea of theatre itself as far as it will go, in one direction or another. Familiarity, hard to avoid, is still an asset, just as it was in the days of matinées and tea-trays, with the butler coming to answer the phone as the curtain rises, but today's familiar device is to cause a predictable bewilderment, to embarrass, disturb or offend. Fifty years ago, or even further back, the play had already become a highly specialised form of artistic gamble, a piece of newspeak. For each generation of theatregoers some new piece of rough magic may either lose or win an audience: hard to say which until it happens.
It was this sort of trick – two discontented men reading the 'posh papers' as the curtain goes up – that was new in Look Back in Anger, as well as its new style in indignation. At the same time, in the West End, the curtain was still going up on Terence Rattigan's Separate Tables. As soon as they saw the first act of Osborne's play, the audience at the Royal Court suddenly and spontaneously knew that Rattigan's already famous piece was flat, stale, unreal, unconfident, artificial, class-ridden.
And that no doubt was the case; although, as Christopher Innes pointed out in his chapter on Rattigan in Modern British Drama 1890-1990, the two situation comedies are very similar. Of course, Osborne's style of making a fuss was a new thing in the theatre; Rattigan's characters were schooled to keep a stiff upper lip and never make a fuss, nor did they luxuriate in resentment. Their stoic style of suffering had painlessly gratified their public, while the kind displayed by Osborne's characters gratified another and a newer sort of audience. Yet it is possible to wonder if Osborne took a conscious tip or two from his predecessor's play, which had then been running for nearly two years. Innes's insight about resemblance did not come to him in the heat of the theatre but after the event: the audience at the Royal Court knew that the experience they were having was exciting and wholly new; and so, from a theatrical point of view, it was. It was merely ironic that the best thing in both plays had nothing to do with novelty, class or the current fashion, which was no doubt why it went unobserved. The manageress in Separate Tables does not succeed in keeping the husband she has annexed: the cool, dominant wife is actually vulnerable and pathetic, and when the husband sees that, it makes him love her all over again, perhaps because it makes him realise that he can exploit her. In the same way Alison returns to Jimmy Porter in the third act of Look Back in Anger because she needs him and his 'bears and squirrels' dominance of her, however much she pretends to be detached, contemptuous and superior.
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After a pair of unremarkable directorial efforts, Stig Jarrel returned to what he did best -- acting. In Far Jag Lov, Magistern? (Shall We Dance, Mr. Teacher?) Jarrel is cast as a warm-hearted dancing instructor -- a far cry from his sadistic schoolmaster in Torment (1944). Heading to Stockholm to study modern-dance techniques, our hero experiences several amusing misadventures, a few of them romantic in nature. Easy to take, Far Jag Lov, Magistern was a welcome escapist antidote to the postwar defeatism...more
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With more troubling news each day regarding the lack of online privacy and the US government spying on citizens, you might be wondering what you can do to keep your online usage private. Here's an infographic with nine tips to help.
Provided by Who Is Hosting This, the tips cover everything from search engines that promise not to track search histories to extreme measures like ditching your smartphone. (That's not feasible or necessary for most of us, but the other tips are a good reminder of security basics: Encrypt your files, use a VPN, use Tor for anonymous browsing, and watch out when using WiFi hotspots.)
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I Wonder
I wonder what would happen if we all stopped in our tracks, did absolutely nothing and took a few steps back.
Would we be satisfied with what we are seeing, would it soothe our restless souls or would it send you fleeing?
I wonder what would happen if we stopped living in our own dream and realized the problems around us that we ourselves are creating.
We have freedom of expression but the care it is not there, we are damning our own children and for them it is not fair.
Do we really have to wait to see the damage being done, before we open up our eyes and witness the demise of the Sun?
I wonder what would happen if the whole human race begun to care, because until that starts to happen nothing but death is in the air.
Do you want a tomorrow to be there, that choice is up to me and you, we were put on the Earth to tend and care, but look what we are putting it through.
We are killing off each other and those in power are trying to deceive,
About how serious the danger everyone is in and in their decisions we have to believe
They say they know what is best for us, we should know that for ourselves
Or are we going to idly stand by, and watch the food be stripped from more shelves?
Cancer is growing common, the mentally ill are becoming sicker, the world is up to its neck in quicksand and it only seems to be getting thicker
I wonder what would happen if an awakening finally kicked in, would we be able to fix all that is wrong, before this world could meet its end?


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Warning! This blog post will have more details about changes happening in my transition. If these make you (the reader) uncomfortable, I'll mark the paragraphs that are more PG in nature so that you can avoid them.
Every fall it's the same thing in our house. The kids go back to school and within a few short weeks, the sniffles come into our house. It goes around most of us, and then we are okay. Fine until the seasons change.
My body has been coping with lots of change recently. It affects quite a few things. My energy level in particular. Not good for a person training for two 100 mile races this year. I don't know right now how I'm going to pull it off, but I'll run tomorrow, strengthen every day, eat healthy, stay hydrated, and listen to my body, both the good things and the bad things it's telling me.
It's no different with changes happening in my body right now. For example, the medication "spironolactone" is amazing. It's a diuretic, which I have realized today, is not a laxative. Laxative = poop, diuretic = urine. Basically, it makes me pee a lot, and it lowers my blood pressure. Could be a good thing, but when I run, I'm already dehydrated, and when you combine that with the fact it's hard to drink in the winter because I have to dig trough my clothing and pull down my zipper with cold hands in order to get to it.
Spironolactone also blocks testosterone production. Because it's so low, it means that my estrogen is higher. As I understand it, cellular receptors for hormones accept either estrogen and testosterone. If they accept estrogen, the individual develops secondary female characteristics. If they accept testosterone, the individual develops secondary male characteristics. It's obvious the medication is working, because my testosterone is quite low. My breasts have become very sore. The nipples are erect almost all the time, and my breasts are growing. Quite fast might I add... My Wife and daughter are telling me, they will kill me if I'm bustier than they are. It's probably still okay to shower with the guys, but I'll definitely be getting weird looks. I'm proud to be me, so maybe it's not a big deal. I'm happy with my body so far. Super happy actually! I hope I'm at least a b-cup eventually, but I won't complain with anything. They will be mine.
As for the running part of it, I'll keep training, without giving myself excuses on why I'm allowed to go slower, and less hard then before. I believe everything will work out in the long run. After all, in the end, when you're running 100 miles, it doesn't matter how slow you go, so long as you cross the finish line. (At least, that's the way I see it).
Virginie and I went to a clothes exchange last week at the pride center in Edmonton. There was a LOT of clothes there. I still feel very shy around those people, but they are all very friendly. I'm sure I'll eventually open up. I just need to give myself time. In the end, I got a whole bunch of really cute stuff. Mostly tops. When I wear them, along with my new girls pants, I can see a hourglass figure coming through. It's not a lot, but it's something, and I'm so happy with it!!!
My confidence has gone up as well. I think some of my favorite times are with my new friends at the Fast Trax run club. I have always had a tough time opening up to people, and trusting them. Now that my transgender secret is out, and literally everyone in my run club seems to be fine with it, I trust these people completely. I can talk, laugh, and socialize with a better degree of confidence. This is something I've never had before. Next weekend, I'm running with a couple of girls. I've never ran with them before, but I'm super excited to do so. Seriously, I want a HEN running party. I was never allowed into these conversations. All my life I've never been allowed, even those this is the way I want to socialize. Yesterday, after a challenging interval session, I was at the Second Cup with my pals. One of the gals told a story involving me. It was funny. The really cool part was, she got her pronouns right! She called me Steph, and said "she". Those little things mean so much to me! There is more to it than that though...
When growing up, I always always always heard others telling funny stories, or conversing about shows that I was not interested in. For example, "Kids in the Hall". I thought that show was raunchy!!! I watched it once, and down comes my Dad just as 2 of the guys started to kiss. He looked at me and said "Are these the shows you like to watch Steve?". I hung my head. "No..." I replied sullenly. I immediately turned off the TV, and decided I did not want to be a part of those conversations anyway.
It was always like that though. I would hear people talk, want to get involved, but didn't now the subject, or even the dynamics of holding a conversation. Yet, when this friend told her story about me, and people laughed, along with the right pronouns, and the laughter, I felt so included, and accepted.
We all love in different ways, but regardless of the way, it says "I accept you", "I affirm you", "I enjoy you". You see, I don't have to be anyone else. I don't even have to be a man anymore (not that I knew how to do that in the first place), and I'm still loved by that group. If I miss out on a workout, people are texting me to see where I was. When they say, "We missed you" I actually believe it, because they have proven that already to me.
In stark contrast, there is another couple close to me that won't listen at all. They tell me "You may be happy now, but you won't be happy later, you'll regret it", like they know me better than I know myself. There message to me is "Your too perverted to make a sound decision on this". Guess what? I often think I act the role that I perceive people place on me. If they treat me like a pervert... well... you know. If they treat me like I'm worth their time, and my friendship is valued, it they love me unconditionally, I feel loved. Then how do I act? quite differently actually. I'm more open to listening, feeling and loving myself. When in doubt, act with love and kindness.
One more comment about living with regret. Many a book has been written to tell us how to avoid it, and they are probably all right, and all wrong. What I mean is, we run all information and experiences through our own paradigms. When we do this, we keep some, and discard (often for protection) elsewhere. You know, back into the dark recesses of ones brain so it can be forgotten. The message I feel is, "don't do this so you won't have to deal with the regret". It's suggestions straight from their own paradigms. I don't think anyone can avoid living with regret. Yet, we can all choose to not regret things, or we can do something about regret when it comes. I have no doubt that there is always a way to handle it well, to me, everything is fixable. Just some fixing takes longer than others, but when you are in the process of fixing something, at least you are in control. The process is started!


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This summer, 1st Roffey Scout Group took part in the Horsham annual Riverside Walk.
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On 13th October, Dawn Fairbrother from Alzheimer's Society was invited to the Scout meeting to talk about Dementia and the work of the society. At the end of the talk, she was presented with a cheque for the money 1st Roffey Scouts had raised.
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U.S. History 1865-1900: Expansion of America's Empire
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An explanation of the various causes and consequences that helped to make the United States a world power with global interests and responsibilities between 1865 to around 1900. The specific areas of focus for territorial expansion are Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, Guam or the Philippines.© BrainMass Inc. brainmass.com December 20, 2018, 4:13 am ad1c9bdddf
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As Great Britain, Germany, France and other nations of Europe scrambled to establish colonies in Africa and Asia, America stood alone in the Western Hemisphere as an emerging world superpower.
Before examining each of the individual cases, here's a quick and useful overview of why America was motivated to expand its global influence.
Economic and military power are the two main advantages of acquiring new territory (other countries), but evangelical missionaries often preceded those powered interests. For some this was true humanitarianism, but a culture of bigotry often influenced imperial undertakings. Many 19th century thinkers believed in what British poet Rudyard Kipling called the "White Man's Burden," meaning the powerful nations had an obligation to overtake "lesser peoples" and offer them civilization.
National prestige increased by gaining new territory for business markets, naval and military bases, and the basic idea of geopolitics, the idea that land equals power. The more land a nation gets, the less it's available to other powerful rivals.
The purchase of Alaska by the United States was the first major empire-building move. ...
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This brief essay focuses on American military expansion in the latter half of the 19th century. The specific focus of this territorial gain is on the economic and miltary growth that resulted during what is often called the high period of United States imperialism.


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PENTICTON - A question of transparency in how the Regional District of Okanagan-Similkameen hands out grants for economic development appears to have inspired directors to consider adding more money on it.
It started with a simple concept at a committee meeting in February. Instead of giving the Okanagan Film Commission a grant-in-aid every year (last year, it got $34,000), West Bench Director Michael Brydon suggested it would be more transparent to call it what it is — an economic development budget. But that call for transparency opened the door to a question of further economic development, which the board cut in 2003.
At last week's meeting, Chief Administrative Officer Bill Newell said the previous economic development bylaw allowed the board a maximum $100,000 to draw on, as an example of possible funding.
Oliver Director Ron Hovanes made it clear he wants that open door slammed shut again calling it 'a $100,000 slush fund' that directors or managers could play with.
"I really hesitate to take public trust dollars and say 'we're just going to throw $100,000 for regional economic development, and hopefully we'll find some ideas down the road on how we can spend it.' That's kind of what I see here," he said.
Brydon reiterated his concerns.
"The simple fact is this board is doing economic development with everyone participating for the film commission, the Olympics — and those amounts are hidden away in a 526-page budget, so no one can find them," he said.
Directors can dig deeper into how the service is provided if it's a budget item, not a grant-in-aid.
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David Campbell wrote:
> Natural theology that integrates attacks on conventional scientific views
> appeals to pride and snobbery: "I know more about science than all those
> Ph.D.'s"
At the same time, I have a feeling that the shallow
and curt remarks made by naturalist a-theologians
reek of the same sin of pride and snobbery:
particularly those who castigate philosophers (who
in effect _developed_ their precious algorithm of
epistemology). Unfortunately, I cannot think of any
_prominent_ Christians have set a clearly *better*
example, so we (Christians) have clearly fallen short
of obedience to the Word.
It seems real philosophy is even harder to grasp and
integrate than even a scientific enterprise as complex
and diverse as biology.
By Grace we proceed,
We have been given two ears and but a single mouth,
in order that we may hear more and talk less.
--- Zeno of Citium.
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Category Archives: Architecture
Making a MARK
Over the past few years I've become a regular contributor to MARK, the avant-garde architecture magazine from the publishers of FRAME. These contributions – commentaries on architecture in film and games, several written in collaboration with Tino Schaedler – are … Continue reading
Emotive Architecture
Over the decades individuals have become more outward in their expression, most recently exemplified by the rise of social networks. Through their Design Probes initiative, electronics giant Philips has invested considerable resources researching technologies that afford users new modes of … Continue reading
A New Kindgom
NBC's Kings has proven the most fascinating new television series of the mid-season. A reinterpretation of the classic King David tale translated into modern times, monarchy intact. New York City serves as the basis for the new capital of this … Continue reading
Book Watch | Orientalists
During the nineteenth century, European and American artists flocked to Eastern cultures, from Morocco to India. Their works fueled the exotic and mythical perception of the Orient with cinematic depictions of islamic culture that continue to influence the arts today. … Continue reading
Gaming's Repurposed Spaces
Since the turn of the century, repurposed spaces have proliferated, spurred by 21st century cultural influences and the green initiative. It's redefining the urban fabric, evident here in Lower Manhattan where the world's commercial mecca has become increasingly residential since … Continue reading
Architecture by Subtraction
We are somewhat conditioned to think of architecture via construction. Yet this isn't always the case. In Mahabalipurum, India reside five Rathas temples, Chariots of the Gods, carved from a single to five large slabs of granite (sources vary). Known … Continue reading
March Arrives
Down under the Manhattan Bridge Overpass (DUMBO) in Brooklyn, resides the former Grand Union Tea Company warehouse. Entering the understated foyer one is greeted by welcoming aromas from a small coffee bar, wedged next to a staircase. One that leads … Continue reading
A Cross Section with Mark Magazine
Through issue sixteen of the superlative MARK Magazine, Tino Schaedler and Alice Charlotte have offered a commentary on the production design of Hollywood's latest releases. In an ArTect.net online exclusive, three of the articles originally featured in the Cross Section … Continue reading
Interior Morphology
The clutter within modern interiors has created a disjointed occupation of space. The bulk of modern devices from televisions to air conditioners consume valuable real estate while negatively influencing aesthetics. Unsightly cords and cables tether us to walls. Even seamless … Continue reading
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I'm still here,
just getting busy
spending time outside!
Spring is finally here
& I can't resist
riding four wheeler,
having campfires
& checking
my flower gardens.
I did recently
list three items on Etsy.
This Vermont made MAGAZINE RACK
is so stylish. It holds a huge amount of
reading material! I love the slender
spindles & oval shape.
Here is a pair of PAINT BY NUMBER oil paintings.
It's fun to offer a set, there are collectors of these homemade
art works & horse lovers in general!
Old cameras look great clustered around any
framed photograph or just on a shelf.
This bellow style TOWER brand "oldie"
would be fun mixed in with box cameras.
Favorite my shop on Etsy:
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Xoon & Co. seek to bed down and rest so that Dandalv can study Mend from his spellbook to fix the Sorrowsong flute.
while on watch, Xoon hears a fluttering noise and wakes up the party. Dandalv discovers his bag of gold is missing.
They search the cavern and find nothing . . . but Kolash senses something hovering above them.
fireballs don't work.
detect magic reveals an imp flying above them; Dandalv magic missiles it. Kolash sits on it. BJ heals it.
it wakes up but isn't cooperative. it does mention the Impressario, a name Dandalv recognizes as the dwarf master of the Bleak Theater in the Dark World. They return the imp to its native plane.
Then they are assaulted by two large dragon skeletons but they make quick work of one and the other runs away.
the company defeats a great number of troglodyte warriors
they discover the living quarters of the female and child trogs and leave them be
They return to the dead warriors; BJ casts Speak With Dead. They discover that the Trog leader is called Benthoc and that he is the Priest of the Red Doom and apparently a bad ass. The dead trog tells them which way to go so they can get their asses kicked.
The party follows directions and finds themselves in a great chamber, marked by a smoking pit, the statue of a dragon, some creepy trog acolytes and some half-dragon abomination that is apparently Benthoc.
Battle insues—
The acolytes turn out to be weird cold trog-wights.
by rocketworm
Dandalv turns several to stone-in the process, he tears the fabric between planes and something old and horrible slithers out and eats a spell from his brain (Levitation). He feels he got off lucky.
BJ turns the trog-wights, destroying one in the process. they flee.
Asefeh feathers Benthoc in the brain with several arrows, slowing him down. He tries to cast Silence, blindness and hold on Dandalv, but the wizard fights off his attempts.
Xoon closes with Benthoc, who covers himself in the red glow of his god. Dandalv fireballs Benthoc, which only heals the abomination. In a fit of rage, Dandalv magic missiles Benthoc into ashes.
_The BG was appropriately terrified of Benthoc, which made the combat fun.
5+ level warriors and mighty deeds are show stoppers.
weird magic makes things fun; I should figure out a way to add weird magic to every combat
I so enjoyed BG rolling planar schism or whatever and losing a spell to an Elder Thingy—I think it is a great balance to all the crap I dole out to him in our adventures. I need to find more ways to take things away . . . I think it builds a healthy attitude of "you get cool stuff and you lose cool stuff" . . . that's how I want this game world to work. And I've always told him, you want something (back)? Just go quest for it.
should be some good loot from this fight: a healing potion which the BG has learned you hang around the cleric's neck in case of emergency; a wand of Paralysis (not sure what he is going to do with that . . . might allow him to turn it in the spell fodder for Dandalv or let BJ destroy it for XP). Plus some dragonhide armor that would be great for BJ._


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I spent most of Friday morning trying to switch up my work schedule so I could catch one of
The two leagues even have radically different myths of success. The NFL is the equal opportunity, life by the boot strap, company man, faith in the system road to the big time. The NBA, partly because of the way the sport is structured, partly because of its willingness to admit certain things about American society, depends on the far more divisive, if less wholesome, self-made hustle. Football players, however cocky or charismatic, know they live and die with the collective; for better or worse, aspiring hoops stars recognize that their chance of making it depends on how much they can stand out from their teammates.
I'd then had it in my heart to suggest that the NFL represents America's brave international face and its role on the world stage, while the NBA more honestly stands for life in day-to-day America (why soccer can do both for many European and Latin American nations is beyond me). Jesse Jackson's
But I've heard that some people have no such stomach for this side of the FreeDarko shack of thoughtfulness, so allow me to instead focus on something that totally disproves what I'm saying and operates on a far less wonky level: the latest Michael Vick commercial. In case you didn't know, Vick is the most preternaturally athletic performer the National Football League has ever seen. His quarterbacking stats are below laughable, and he runs less than he used to, in the interest of not wrecking his body for the sake of a first down (or letting defenses feel that they just have to plan on stopping the world's most elusive running back). But despite this, his Falcons are one of the league's true powerhouse teams (this week notwithstanding), and the mere fact of Vick's playmaking legs forces opposing teams to scheme on eggshells.
Vick's newest Nike commercial goes something like this: he's always been a holy terror on the gridiron, like nothing anyone had ever seen, since his days of childhood, someone who still plays like he did then. It's the last part that might as well be the message of the commercial: Vick still plays all freewheeling and improvisatory like he's in high school, that's what makes his game special, that's very important to him as a person. It's the ability to step outside of the strictures of organized football as we know, to do things as an individual that should be easily squelched by the sport's strength-in-numbers will to power.
The number one fear commonly voiced about the post-Jordan "decline" of the NBA is that athleticism would overtake skill, or that players would do their darnedest to try and make this come to pass. And while I think it's possible to argue that, for a minute, a kind of
Anyone who watches enough football gets used to seeing rookie running backs, accustomed to being able to turn the corner with ease, routinely getting shutdown until they recognize they're going to have to use their line more. The Association does have its share of teases who, from time to time, are able to temporarily harness the athleticism that got them drafted to put up numbers without the slighest bit of thought as to what they're doing: Darius Miles has made a career out of this, Stromile's used it as the credible springboard to great expectations in H-Town, and the Hawks were banking this entire season on it. But for the most part, this kind of player is thought of as being in a perpetual holding pattern of management waiting on potential and coaches expected to make good on it. None of them have, like Vick, managed to use boundless freedom and a rejection of technique into a credible formula for success. Vick may be the exception that proves the rule, but then again, no one's assuming that Antonio Gates will be the only failed basketball prospect to utterly dominate as a receiver.
But apparently no one wants to hear me talk about politics, so I'll save it.
(Feel free to mark down Sunday as the official FreeDarko Day of Unfunny, Unstylish Posts Concerned For the Fate of the World, and adjust your viewing habits accordingly.)