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we have a floor - sort of...
Things have grinded (or ground) to a halt today because of the weather.
They were going to begin putting the brick on the front of the garage today and possibly put up the walls they made yesterday. But no, nothing - it rained all morning. And even though the rain has stopped, it doesn't look like they will be coming by today. It's 1:45pm and no sign of them.
I'm painting windows today and later this evening we have a committee meeting with our MINI club for our trip in September.
I wish I could actually enjoy this time off that I'm having, but I still feel a knot in my stomach. I wish I was old enough to just say "I'm retiring". But I've got a few good working years left in me.
I've been finding out a few things here and there about my old place of business. I found out that as soon as I left, the rest of the guys received an email stating that they were all being moved "up the hill", and to start packing. It seems that one of the guys had prior knowledge of my layoff and his prophetic words still ring in my ears "no matter what happens today, there are going to be changes", as he was putting his boxes in his car Monday morning. I was also told that it's not looking good for one other engineer; his future is very uncertain.
Anyway, none of that stuff makes me feel very good. The economy sucks and the way people behave in this type of environment does not bode well for them.

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Hey, I love an easy way out. And I really don't mind following poor advice if it's what I want to hear. Enter supermodel Cindy Crawford. Now there's someone who probably knows a thing or two about healthy living. Her income depends on her looks, so you know keeping her body in shape, her hair shiny and her mole in line are priorities for the 45-year-old mother of two.
She'd have you believing otherwise, though.
Wait til you hear what she says about her lax workout routine.
Crawford claims she only works out two or three times a week. The Propel Zero spokesmodel says:
As life has evolved and changed, I think especially after having kids, I changed my workouts because I realized that I couldn't kill myself with my workouts. I needed my workouts to leave me more energized. I try to work out three days a week but sometimes it's only two. And I work out for about an hour. I try to do twenty to thirty minutes of cardio. Sometimes I do it in one chunk, sometimes I break it up. The other 30-40 minutes is weight training or squats and lunges.
That is great. Just great. I'm so happy the Cindy doesn't need the recommended 30 minutes of exercise a day. She may be one of the lucky ones with a metabolism faster than a speeding bullet and a private chef making sure she doesn't have over 1,000 calories a day, but that's certainly not me. Probably not you, either.
I agree that she likely needed to tone down the intensity and frequency of her workouts so that she could have energy left for her kids, but I .... I guess I'm just jealous. I think I'm just sitting here popping in sour grape after sour grape into this sad body of mine that could never, ever, be fit with only two workouts a week. (Chomp, chomp.)
While Cindy's not suggesting her plan will work for everyone, if she's going to rep a sports drink, she might need to stop alienating her fellow gym rats with sound bites about her easy workouts. (Chomp chomp.)
Some of us have to hit the gym hard. (Chomp chomp.) Someone pass me a napkin; this grape juice is about to drizzle down and stain my workout shirt.
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KINGMAN - A problem in a non-profit's bread supply chain may disrupt some local organizations' work in distributing food to the homeless and needy.
Our Daily Bread, a sandwich ministry run through St. Mary Catholic Church, has grown steadily since 2013. The group started out by making 200 sandwiches a week for those in need. They now make anywhere from 600-1,200 sandwiches a week, ranging from egg salad and turkey to peanut butter and jelly.
"The demand has increased. People don't realize it, but there's a lot of homeless and less fortunate in our community," said Jerry Carreiro, a volunteer at Our Daily Bread.
"We thought that, if the demand was needed, we needed to bump up production."
That demand is high in the community. The group currently distributes sandwiches to the Salvation Army, Cornerstone Mission, St. Vincent de Paul, Golden Valley Food Bank, Christian Distribution Center, and the FIT program at Kingman High School.
"They make the sandwiches, and we make sack lunches for walk-ins," said Melanie Windecker, administrator at Cornerstone Mission. Her group donates around 1,200 sack lunches to the homeless each month with the sandwiches from Our Daily Bread.
"Without them, there would be no lunch," she added.
The group used to rely on donations from Sliced Bread Inc., a supplier to the area grocery stores, for their loaves of bread. They would donate day-old bread to the ministry every week. The company just recently notified Carreiro that they will be moving their warehouse to Lake Havasu City, and that they won't be able to supply bread to the ministry anymore.
The ministry goes through 100 loaves of bread a week. So far, Carreiro has talked to local grocery stores and food banks, but their supplies can't meet the needs of the ministry.
"We gave them about 20 loaves of bread," said Kim Turner, office assistant at Kingman Food Bank, which gets its bread donated through local grocery stores.
"There's no way we could meet their needs because we don't get a whole lot in. We try to give every person who comes through here a loaf of bread," said Turner.
The ministry is looking at other solutions. If community groups or individuals are looking to help, they can contact Jerry Carreiro at (928) 279-6382.
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Discussion in 'Acolyte' started by aovan, Nov 17, 2013.
I been using full dex rest vit when I'm leg so I heal for 300 so far with gloves on
Yeah I heal the same as you: )
Testing ways to make a infinite heal ball tank healer lol..will restat again after I have enough fun with current status xD.
so how does a monk benefit from int? sorry i'm, incredibly new
Monk is str based
Monk benefits from int because of the passive the better your magic attack is the better the hp drain works it is half of your mag attack
Keep us posted
I really need help on leveling up lol
my dmg output is too low atm and should i just keep using blunt weapon? and what stats? I was thinking as others said, full dex and vit but i'm not sure
It depends on what you want there is so much in the forums to base off of
not exactly. I did some testing today with resetting skills at a lower lvl to observe each individual skill's growth and at a fixed int lvl I tested mists at lvl 3 and lvl 6 and there was a notable difference in time. at lvl 3 the skills lasted 60secs and at lvl 6 the duration was doubled. so be it that the duration is int based, skill level also affects duration
Arc Light seems too weak to be true. has anyone tested to see if it is Men based? or if it has 1 of those "conditions" for example 'Less hp you have left the higher the attack becomes'
Has to be something because between the casting time, sp cost, prerequisite skill, cool down and weak damage, this skill is just...wrong /:
This skill is not the main attacking skill of acolyte. Indeed its slightly weaker compare to shine laser/holy ray. I still use this skill in gdm, doing fine. And boss fight also get better hits compared to small monster
This skill is Int based. Till now I never find any special thing about this skill. Haha if it's men based I will be very happy as my stats now dex > men lol. Prefer Int > vit, better for all skills and survival.
i guess based on the animation it can be considered correct. its like casting multiple short-duration holy rays in a zigzag motion and maybe it should perform better on something like Forneus or Eclipse which have long bodies and should get hit multiple times(in theory at least)
Yeah, arc light still consider a pretty okay skill to use. Of course for this game not all skills have a good design. Some can be really bad.. (Don't ask which one lol, sensitive topic.. xD)
"which one" tehee~ :^)
I'm brand new but I really don't want to mess up my first character :\
Could someone give me a guideline on healers and their skills kudos :3
Healers are the Int based side of Acolyte.
The Int area includes the advanced classes of an acolyte = Priest, Linker, Exorcist, Angelus (as far as I know)
Priest is the healer and Linker/Exorcist are debuffs/buffs classes and Angelus is the dps class of Int Acos though is acquired much later in game (lvl70 i think?)
In terms of build, it depends on what kind of healer you are though I think the standard is 40 dex and rest Int? (I'd recommend looking around the forums though as I'm not pro). My healer (if i had one) would have 40 dex, 60 men/vit, and 100 int @lvl100 (if i ever reached it lol).
Skills of these are already in special made threads for specific advanced classes . Also welcome to ava forums C: enjoy your stay.
OK thanks that helped a bit but what skills do I definitely need ?
Also I want to be a pure healer with a okay DPS , I'm just confused what skills to lvl
Also what should my final class be if I want my best heals ?
Sorry for spaming questions but thank you :3
Basically what class should I master to carry over one skill and what should be my final class ?
Either that or I want just a typical healer build ?
Okie np, soo you want to be both healer and dps right? Well, for your main class you should probably be a Priest then and then dps, there is really only Angelus and exorcist if I recall as Linker mostly have buffs. For skills, all aco skills i suppose lol, go through this thread more to see what others have said about skills ^^ sorry i wish i could help more
You want to max all skills in the following aco priest linker
You want to max all skills in the following classes acolyte priest linker exorcist Angelus and yin yan
To be a pure healer, you aren't going to have "okay" DPS. Put that out of your mind. Pure healers have a teeny bit better DPS than Novice. DPS Acos use knux and as a result, they have sucky heals. You pretty much have to choose one or the other. To get the best heals around and slightly better than piss-poor DPS I'd recommend you invest all your status points in INT and all your money into two hand rods. When you hit lvl 72 or 73, and INT is maxed, you can then decide if you need Vit or Men or Dex to go with your playstyle. At this point, you may feel you have enough MATK to drop down to blunt or wand so that you can equip a shield. I personally don't use a shield, but you could argue that they were made specifically for us. Shields nerf all physical and magical attacks but they don't effect heals so that's something to consider. As for skills, you will figure out your favorites along the way but I would start with these three:.
Link Heal - This will be your "stay alive" button. It's the only skill that never leaves your shortcuts. I actually dedicate 2 shortcuts to this one. Might as well max it early because this is THE skill.
Shine Laser - When I'm a priest, I swap in Lance, but otherwise the laser is always on page 1 where regular attack was. This is your spam attack for life.
Holy Ray - The efficient mob killer. Eventually you build up some decent attacks through master classes, but those attacks never end up as good vs mobs as this one. They also cost double or triple the SP.
I'd start with priest because that will put that big heal of yours on display and will fill your friend list very quickly. You can and should max out all your aco skills as PR. Keep in mind that all of Avabel wants you to stay Priest. Everybody likes to feel that Sunlight on their cheek, and they really like it when you hang your big healing balls in front of their faces. Serious parties need both really. When Priest is mastered, you will TEMPORARILY choose one of them to take along. You can change your mind at any time so no worries about master skills. For instance, I normally choose sunlight for selfish reasons, but if my party has 2 monks in it I figure they can handle the suns and so I stop in town and quickly switch to bubbles. These aren't semi-permanent choices like skill branches and status points, you don't really need to plan out your mastered skills. I would start with priest tho. Priest. PRI.
I wouldn't worry about "Final" class either, just like master skills, you can switch classes whenever you feel like it. I use Priest for Tower and Advent because of the above reasons. Exo, Yin and Angelus all have cool aspects for solo leveling, boss hunting, pvp or gvg. I choose Linker when I want to stand around and chat with a bunch of OP wizards. As an INT aco I don't do too many Raids (again, sucky DPS), but when I do, I switch to Monk because it's passive means I never have to heal myself. Monk has no useful skills to the healer but the passive is UBER. I'd say Leg Sol would be your last priority, once I mastered Leg Soul I never switched back to it. There is one knockback skill that doesn't require knux so it's worth mastering but you will definitely move on when done. I haven't unlocked Gradia yet so I can't really talk about that one. But the bottom line is you don't need to choose a "Final" class, unless of course you want to. If that DOES happen, there is no way we can guess what class that will be. I'd bet money it won't be Leg Sol, haha. Personally, I plan to spend lvl 98 unlocking and maxing Gradia. Then I'll probably rock Linker for all of lvl 99 cuz thats my fastest leveler.
I think the typical healer build is to start with a little bit of DEX and VIT, and then sloooowly max out INT in the 80's and 90's when the grind is brutal. I can't imagine doing that grind with low INT but plenty of people have done it. I'd go INT first, so you can make an informed decision later on about how much pdef/mdef/crits you want/need. You won't be needing STR at all if healing is your game.
I'm sorry if this has been answered before but I still don't fully undertstand what it means when someone says Full Str or Full Dex or Full INT and etc. Does this mean you only attribute to one stat, not any other stats? Right now I'm making an acolyte its lvl 28...Even though acolyte is mostly for support, I also want to be able attack very deadly at the same time XD. So would you recommend Full INT((as soon as I know what it means)) OR Full Potential. I'm thinking Full INT but I would appreciate other suggestions too. Thanks In Advance.


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Most Disgusting Movie
Best Canadian Feature Film
Best Screenwriting: Tony Burgess
Best Art Direction/Production Design: Jason David Brown
Best Makeup: Alex Rotundo
Best Actress (Supporting): Nicole G. Leier
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Best Movie that DEMANDS a Sequel
Best Line of Dialogue: "I'm a civic-minded shit sucker."
Best Babe Taking a Shit and Vomiting: Nicole G. Leier.
In my 10 Best Lists, I named it one of the 10 BEST HORROR FILMS OF 2013 and in my overall round-up of accolades for the best of the year, I cited the film with my BEST VISUAL & SPECIAL MAKEUP EFFECTS of 2013 Oblation.
|This is the result of E-coli poisoning in the water system of Collingwood. Enjoy!
|A good SEPTIC MAN is hard to find.
Dir. Jesse Thomas Cook / Screenplay: Tony Burgess
Starring: Jason David Brown, Molly Dunsworth, Robert Maillet, Julian Richings,
Stephen McHattie, Tim Burd, Nicole G. Leier
Review By Greg Klymkiw
Any movie that opens with a weepy babe (Nicole G. Leier) taking a severely punishing crap replete with dulcet echoes of spurting, plopping and gaseous expulsions whilst said babe alternates twixt the release of putrid faecal matter with cum-shot-like geysers of stringy rancid vomit launching from within her maw, splattering triumphantly upon the grotesque tiles of a dimly lit toilet adorned top to bottom in slime, sludge, blown chunks and excrement, should be enough to alert viewers they're in for one mother-pounder of a wild ride into the deepest pits of scatological horror hell.
Septic Man, a new movie from the talented young Canadian horror auteur Jesse Thomas Cook (Monster Brawl), screenwriter Tony Burgess (Ejecta, Pontypool) and the visionary independent production company Foresight Features takes the cake (of the urinal variety) for serving up one heaping, horrific platter o' genre representation of the real-life deadly water contamination that occurred several years ago in the bustling Southern Ontario burgh of Walkerton - known around the world for its inbreeding and, of course, the famous E-coli contamination of its drinking water.
The Walkerton tragedy occurred in May of 2000 when some 5000 people flooded (so to speak) the hospitals with severe cases of bloody diarrhoea and a bevy of other tummy-related ailments. Heading up the Walkerton Public Utilities Commission were the Koebel Brothers, two real prizes who'd held their jobs for over thirty years in spite of having absolutely no qualifications to do so. Stan and Frank, fulfilling the respective responsibilities of manager and water foreman, claimed the drinking water was just fine - pure, clean and safe to drink.
Seven people died and a veritable shit-load (as it were) fell ill. The nastiness could have been averted if the trusty local fellas hadn't lied through their teeth. During a subsequent criminal investigation, the Koebel Boys admitted wrongdoing of astronomical proportions - Stan falsified reports and Frank had been happily juicing on the job because his office was not equipped with a fridge to keep beer cold.
It is this very case, ripped from Canadian headlines and firmly lodged in the country's history of endlessly incompetent public service that clearly inspired director Cook to cook-up (so to speak) this delectable sick puppy of a movie. With the nimble, twisted words of Pontypool, Ejecta scribe Tony Burgess, it's a simple tale with an accent on a claustrophobic setting. While some might compare Septic Man to the 80s Troma Films classic The Toxic Avenger, Cook and Burgess's mordant wit, the hallucinogenic horror styling, intelligent (albeit sledge hammer) social commentary and eye-assaulting viscous-splattering and pustule-sprouting imagery of the foulest kind, all bring it much closer to David Cronenberg's early work (most notably Shivers, Rabid and The Brood).
Rather than Walkerton, Cook chooses to set his fictitious horror movie rendering of heinous incompetence leading to a major health crisis in his home town of Collingwood, Ontario.
This, I will admit, is especially knee-slapping since Collingwood is known far more for tony tourism, over-priced retreats, upscale cottage country and a retirement community for rich old people as opposed to Walkerton's inbreeding claim to fame. While far more ludicrous, it is not, surprisingly, improbable.
Following the aforementioned opening five minutes of pre-credit babe-o-licious crapping and barfing, Septic Man introduces us to a televised report from Collingwood's Mayor (the indomitably brilliant Stephen McHattie) who, with the hilarious timbre of virtually every small town Ontario civic official intones the following with a perfectly appropriate straight face: "I'm gonna be honest with you, like I always am. I'm not going to pull any punches. We are in a heck of a goddamn situation here." He goes on to admit that his office has known for six weeks that the source of a local contamination is from the town's water supply, resulting in the deaths of 16 people and hundreds afflicted with ailments related to crypto sporidium and e-coli (including cholera). The Mayor goes on to announce a complete civilian evacuation of Collingwood orchestrated by military, law enforcement and federal officials.
While all hell breaks loose, we're introduced to the lone efforts of Jack (Jason David Brown), Collingwood's ace septic expert as he toils prodigiously in a stinking pool of sludge on the outskirts of a huge pollution-spewing factory that's emptying the most foul concoction of excrement, slime and dead rats into the town's water table. He's approached by Prosser (played with officious malevolence by one of Canada's finest character actors Julian Richings), a dapper gentleman who makes Jack a highly lucrative offer that just cannot be refused.
Prosser represents a "consortium". When Jack asks, "What's that?", Prosser simply declares: "Results, Jack." This implies that only a consortium, as opposed to government officials, are the only ones to acknowledge that our sludge-caked hero is the sole individual in town who has always been on top of various water-related issues. Furthermore, Prosser notes how Jack's efforts have largely gone been unappreciated by local authorities.
Jack wonders why he should risk staying behind when he has a responsibility to accompany his wife to the curling rink where Collingwood's residents are being bussed out. Prosser suggests that money will be the greatest incentive and a reward for Jack's service and prowess. He also throws in an offer wherein Jack will get a cushy desk job for life where he'll "do fuck-all but put your feet up." This is vaguely compelling, but Prosser seals the deal when he reminds Jack "Your wife probably smells shit every time you fuck her." Jack protests with, "Hey, my wife's pregnant." Clearly the smell of shit hasn't kept the couple from procreating, but ultimately, Prosser's argument is genuinely the right thing to do.
"I'm a civic-minded shit sucker," Jack proclaims upon agreeing to the mission of delving deep into the bowels of the sewer system emptying into the water from the mysterious factory.
What follows is a lonely odyssey into the darkest depths of utter horror. Reality and nightmare become one as Jack uncovers a series of secret underground pipes and tunnels cluttered with corpses and body parts, then realizes he's trapped in a Knossos-like maze of filth presided over by two clearly inbred psychopaths, Lord Auch (Tim Burd) a nasty little thing with a mouthful of razor-sharp canines and a humungous, hulking, long-faced muscle man of few words (played by former WWF wrestling champ and star of such diverse genre favourites as 300, The Immortals, Pacific Rim and, of course, Cook's own hit Anchor Bay title from last year, Monster Brawl).
The special visual and makeup effects are, by the way, superb - right across the board - which comes as no surprise since the SFX team includes Canada's wizard of wonder Steven Kostanski (Astron-6, Manborg). Then again, one of the hallmarks of Foresight Features productions is the fact that so many of its key above the line creators have no problem doing double-triple-quadruple-quintuple and so on duties - immersing themselves in the entire process in a hands-on fashion. Cook, in particular, is a born filmmaker - cinema seems hardwired into his very DNA and he shares this quality with such new Canadian horror icons as Astron-6 and the Twisted Twins. This is how great low-budget movies get made, but more importantly, Foresight understands that you do NOT make low budget features that pathetically try to emulate the mainstream (including indies since most of them are bargain basement studio pictures anyway) - they seek to plumb depths that others do not dare dive into. They happily swim about in a world of shit.
Plumbing, of course, is exactly what this picture is all about and eventually, deep within the bowels of the factory's sewers, an infection sets in, and Jack begins to transform into something utterly hideous and horrific - something bordering, perhaps, on the immortal. Not unlike a number of seminal low budget cult films - David Lynch's Eraserhead in particular - Septic Man roams into nightmarish and hallucinogenic territory which is a delicious place for the film to go since it logically opens things up for all manner of illness.
Though there's a tiny bit of wheel-spinning that weights the picture down slightly in its middle portion, Cook has overall crafted a truly sickening, creepy and original horror gem that joins the ranks of Canada's west coast twins of the most twisted kind, the delightful Soskas who delivered American Mary and Winnipeg's Astron-6 who gave us the magnificent mega-bum-blaster Father's Day. Though some might feel Septic Man doesn't quite creep into modern masterpiece territory of the Soskas's body modification classic or the Astron-6 celebration of demonic sodomy, Jesse Thomas Cook with this and his supremely entertaining Monster Brawl is well on his way to carving a niche all his own into Canada's worthy tradition of audaciously sicko horror. Ultimately, Septic Man is indeed, a masterpiece of terror.
Between all three Canucks, they form a mighty trinity of delectably diseased subjects. In the name of the Father - Body Modification, The Son - Sodomy and The Holy Ghost - Excrement, young Canadian horror wizards are leaving the rest behind as mere dust in their tracks.
This is truly a must-see motion picture, but to be on the safe side, avoid eating Indian or Mexican cuisine prior to screening it (unless you truly feel the need to purge). And frankly, whether you feel the need to expunge or not, I recommend you load up on the Tums for your tummy before strapping on the feedbag to dine upon this exquisite cinematic cesspool of scary scatological horror that is Jesse Thomas Cook's brazenly foul Septic Man.
Septic Man, a Raven Banner presentation, is available on DVD via Anchor Bay Entertainment Canada and Anchor Bay Films on Aug. 19, 2014 with a lovely new transfer to enhance all of the blood and faecal matter. Sadly, there are no extra features. I'd have given my right testicle for a Jesse Thomas Cook commentary track. The movie enjoyed its World Premiere at Fantastic Fest 2013 in awesome Austin, Texas and launched a mighty home base turd in at the illustrious Toronto After Dark Film Festival 2013. Just buy the movie, already. IF YOU DON'T, YOU ARE A LOSER OF THE HIGHEST MAGNITUDE.


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"The little girl. She hasn't said a word since last Tuesday, Bart."
"I'm not surprised. Her whole family was murdered and she saw it happen." Bart shook his head and pursed his lips, his razor sharp knife beating a tattoo on the chopping board.
"Poor little lamb. I'm going to sit with her this afternoon and see if I can make any headway with her."
"What's the point?" asked Bart, scraping hunks of meat into a fat copper pot. The knife lay on the counter, translucent pink fluid pooling along the edge of the blade.
"She's refusing to eat or drink." Merle stabbed a button on the processor with a bony finger and the noise stopped. She unhooked the mixer bowl, unclipped the lid, and removed the claw of devilish blades dripping pale, viscous foam. She tilted the bowl and poured the pallid mixture into a pan.
"Bone cake will do the trick, it's my secret weapon. If I can get her to take some food, she may last a bit longer." She winked at Bart and turned to peer at the oven. "Is the roast nearly done? I need to put this in. Smells fantastic by the way."
He stopped chopping long enough to nudge Merle with his shoulder, "I used the number six marinade. That's my secret weapon." He leaned in and touched his lips to her cheek.
In a blank, sparse cabin at the rear of the ship, a small girl lay on a low bunk, picking absently at a scab on her shin. Her eyes were hollow and her mouth sullen. The scab came loose and left a shiny pink mark behind. She picked through the new skin until it trickled red. Behind her a wide window showed a million pinpricks of light. They blended together in a hazy tapestry. In the midst of the stars, a nebulous eye stared blindly through the glass.
Soft tapping sounded on the metal door and the handle turned, letting in a shaft of brightness. "Hello little one," sang a gentle voice through the door gap, "I've brought you a present."
Merle leaned against the counter, her foot resting on a low stool. She pulled a sticky, stretchy curl of fat off the base of the roasting pan and popped it in her mouth. "I hope there's leftovers tonight, I'm starving and this is damn good." She glanced at Bart perched on the sister stool with his elbow on his knee. He nodded, shoving a hunk of globulous gristle between his lips. "Did you make any headway with the girl?" he asked.
A jarring metal clanger sounded and their two heads jerked in the direction of a steel door. They stood automatically, shifting gears into action.
Merle licked her fingers and scrubbed her hands down her apron. "I'll tell you about it when we're done serving," she replied. She picked up the large domed platter. It dipped as she hefted it. "This one's heavy! My god do you have the whole thing on here?"
"Just the legs, deboned. It was a big one," replied Bart, reaching out to grasp the platter. "I'll take it. You bring the crackling." He nudged the swing door open and a cacophonous racket drifted in through the opening. Growls, followed by a crash of heavy glass and a thin wail, turned into grunting laughter. "Sounds like they're on form tonight", he muttered.
Bart mopped the grey suds off the tabletop and shelved the last of the heavy cooking trays. "You haven't told me what happened with the girl? Your famous bone cake didn't work its magic?"
"No. She's beyond help," Merle sighed, bending to lift a dark-stained wooden tub. Greasy curls fell forward over her face.
"What did you expect? She saw those monsters in action. I've seen them do it a hundred times and even I was sickened. They tore the boy to pieces, fighting like dogs over him. They clawed his skull apart and scooped out his brain while he was still breathing, and she saw it all. Those screams. Can you imagine what that would do to a kid?
Merle shook her head. "I hoped we could save her."
"We couldn't even save our own children."
"I know, but I thought… maybe." She placed the tub under a lip in the tabletop, shrugged, and traced a calloused finger over the edge of the worn rim.
"Let's just get it over with, at least she'll have the mercy of a quick death" said Bart, handing Merle a cleaver. As they left the room he pressed a panel in the wall. The snag toothed band-saw clicked into motion and began its keening lament.
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"People have been asking us to do more with burgers or barbeque for years," says chef Rathbun. "This food reflects how I grew up, and it's some of what we do at Jasper's. The food at Abacus has been defining to me as a chef, but if I'm cooking and entertaining at home, this is probably the kind of food I'm going to make. We wanted Hickory to be more relaxed, to keep the pricing low and affordable, and to offer a place with a great atmosphere where people could go out to eat, enjoy the patio or just to hang out to watch a game. Plano is a great spot for us to try this out. We built Hickory with the thought in mind that, if it does what we hope it will, we would like to scale it and expand Hickory to other locations."
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A.E. Pickard: Glasgow Eccentric
A description of A.E. Pickard - The last of the great eccentrics by Kirsten O'Neill
Albert Ernest Pickard was actually born in Bradford in 1874 but was known as a Glaswegian because he spent the biggest part of his life here. He moved to Glasgow in 1904 and lived here until he died in 1964.
A.E. Pickard was a business genius, millionaire and an eccentric with an outrageously zany sense of humour. He started work when he was ten, training as an engineer. He was thirty when he moved to Glasgow with an ambition to own property. He saved ever ha'penny he could and after 3 months of arriving in the city he bought a small theatre - the Gaiety in Elgin Street, Clydebank.
Thinking his career lay in the entertainment business he acquired the old Britannia Music Gall in the Trongate, re-naming it The Panopticon. He also bought the building next to the theatre and turned it into a museum featuring midgets, tattooed ladies and other attractions from the circus world. This museum didn't make enough money for Pickard so he turned it into a small music hall. It was in this music hall that Stan Laurel, of Laurel and Hardy, made one of his first stage appearances.
Pickard would sit at the top of a ladder at the side of the stage chucking screwnails at members of the audience who got out of hand. Sometimes he would stand with a long pole with a hook on the end of it and if the act was rubbish he would hook them off by the neck. The audience loved this.
Pickard continued buying up property and by 1961 he said that he had no idea how many properties he owned or how much money he had. Although he did admit he was a millionaire. He called his company A.E. Pickard of London, Paris, Moscow and Bannockburn. The only landlord who had more property than him was Glasgow Corporation.
He once shouted at someone interviewing him "Does Glasgow belong to me?" "Of course it does, when Fyffe began singing it belonged to him I was going to take an action out against him in the Court of Session"
As he got older his "jokes" and " pranks" got more zany. Once when a man tried to get Pickard to hire a film for his cinema in Shawlands the man, a Mr Gouk, arrived for the meeting to find Pickard outside the cinema, wearing an opera cloak and top hat, and sitting on top of a desk on top of a table. The business was done with Mr Gouk standing on the pavement.
At "Golden Gates" (his house) he had over 18 Rolls Royces in the yard. Apparently only one of them ran. He lost his driving licence in the 1950's and had to retake the test. He took it 16 or 17 times before this became national news and short pieces began appearing in the Daily Telegraph "A.E. Pickard takes driving test for the 18th time".
A.E. Pickard was the first man in Glasgow to be booked for a parking offence. It happened when he was late for a cinema trade outing to Rothesay. He caught his train on time but only by parking his car in the middle of Platform 8 in Central Station. He was later fined £1 which he paid for with a £100 note.
When the war broke out Pickard built an air raid shelter in the garden of one of his town mansions it was shaped like a cone with neon lighting all over the outside. Pickard loved the shocked looks on the faces of the air raid wardens when they came to examine it. "The Nazis wouldn't dare bomb A.E. Pickard" he said.When television was introduced in Scotland Pickard, of course, was one of the first to have one. He put it in his Rolls Royce with a huge television aerial on the roof. It was one of his last pranks. Pickard died in his ninetieth year as a result of a burning accident. He will be remembered as the last of the great eccentrics with a heart of gold. He never threw a tenant out of his property and gave generously to people who needed help and he also secretly gave money to charity.


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Question for discussion
What rule of thumb should we use for being 'in and not of' the world?
Is an entertainment, sex-saturated culture a place where a Christian young person can live - or should we be seeking out remote Scottish islands to start a Christian home-ed commune on?
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- Tabitha18 May 2010 at 08:40
I seem to be the first one to comment! To reply to the last question...ReplyDelete
I think that some people probably are called to go into an isolated community and be relatively cut-off from the rest of thw world; and if that is what they have been told by G-d, they need to obey. It *is* very tempting sometimes but I think for most people (those who haven't specifically had a calling placed on their lives) it's the coward's option - we have a job to do and we can't shirk it.
The Great Commissioning in Matthew 28 is to go and make disciples and if we were all trying to live in the remote parts of Scotland, we couldn't effectively evangelise to everybody else. On Judgement Day, the Body of Messiah is going to be held responsible for the amount of evangelism it has - or hasn't - done and I think we sometimes forget how many people *in this country* have never heard the true Gospel... It's easy to feel upset at the thought of your relatives going to hell but if we were truly concerned about all the billions of people in our country (let alone the world), we would be motivated by the Lord to do something!
And we can't do it on our own. Although we can each do our bit individually, we have to come together and do it in groups and churches and such, to reach more people and be more effective. Most importantly, though, if we're doing God's work, we should get our orders from Him and not just working *for* Him but be in partnership *with* Him!
Isn't everything we do to be done to the glory of God as long as its not sinning? So, TV in and of itself isn't sinful and neither is music but sometimes the content of these things can be sinful and that is when Christians shouldn't watch or listen...ReplyDelete
I would question the questions for discussion. First I would question what all of "Ipod/Facebook/XFactor/PopIdol/Strictly Come Dancing/Billabong and Versace" are doing as a category that everyone either should or shouldn't do. I would question this two ways. Firstly, while John Piper can drink orange juice to the glory of God, it could be that one recently converted from the cult of the orange-juice-drink-worshippers cannot at this point in their life drink orange juice to the glory of God. And my second question about this would be a question about whether saying that you can do them all to the glory of God, or that they all have to go, doesn't present a false dichotomy.ReplyDelete
This false dichotomy question persists in my mind when I read the second question.
I think you are trying to get at the question of how one lives to the glory of God in a particular culture at a particular place in time - a great question. But for some it might seem as if the question is more like "should you eat celery soup for breakfast, or spinach cream cheese on bagels?" The answer to that might very well be "neither, actually, I think I'll eat Wheatabix to the glory of God."
- Tabitha20 May 2010 at 09:06
Timothy, I'm afriad I am having trouble understanding what you're saying - would mind clarifying it for me, please? Are you saying that you think the glorifying if God isn't *what* we do but *how* we do it? Or that what might be fine for one poerson isn't for another? Or something else altogether? :-)ReplyDelete
You can do and enjoy anything to God's glory as long as it does not compromise God's Word and lead to sin.ReplyDelete
Tabitha, I apologise for being obscure. Your what/how question gets at a great point; and I would say that living wisely as a Christian involves both - it is what we do, and it is how we do it.ReplyDelete
I was also saying that what is fine for one person is possibly not for another. There are many areas (some of the things helpfully noted in the question, and more) where personal struggles and immaturity call for special care and constant prayer. Such struggles might mean "no facebook for me" (as it has for me at points over the last few years). While it might have been commendable that I dealt with my poor self-control by deactivating my facebook account, that was on a par with commending BP on doing a good job of clearing up an oil slick. It would still have been better not to have the oil slick in the first place. The broader point is of course that we can glorify God even in how we deal with our failings and failures; but that we glorify God most of all when we are like him - wise kings and queens being loving rulers of what our loving King gives us.
- Elspeth24 May 2010 at 14:59
Thanks for the comments, everyone.ReplyDelete
I think that Megs and Regan are both spot on when they said that anything can be done to His glory if it isn't sin or against His word. We are to do everything to His glory- the little unimportant things like washing the dishes and the huge, vital things- like preaching the gospel.
Tabitha, I think what you said about preaching the gospel is right too. We can't hide away from the job which God has commanded us to do. Yes, we are not to be of the world, but we sure can share our faith with it.
As to the question "What rule of thumb should we use for being 'in and not of' the world?", the Word of God is always to be used as our guide for everything. Yes, it may not mention things like the list above by name- but the Bible is very clear on how sin displeases God. As Timothy said, what is sin to one person might not be sin to another. For example, if I am out until 10pm one night that isn't a sin, but for my friend to do that (whose parents have forbidden her from being out then) it can be, because she would be disobeying her God-given authority.
Let us all become better at glorifying Him in whatever we do.
Timothy is right to suggest the first question presents a false dichotomy. Just because one person can do something to the glory of God, does not mean that another person can too. This does not apply to things sinful for everyone: (eg, sabbath breaking, murder, idolatry, etc -and things which innately include these things, for example music with sinful lyrics).ReplyDelete
Everything else, such as drinking orange juice, going out after 10pm, facebook(perhaps), must be examined in light of Gods laws and principles in relation to an individual situation. Examples would be the aforementioned ex orange juice cultist, actions which go against parents commands, and so on.
Its important to remember that glorifying God does not consist of just keeping His laws pharisaicly but in joyfully keeping them in worshipful service of Him.
Deuteronomy 28:47 explains why curses would come: 'Because thou servedst not the LORD thy God with joyfulness, and with gladness of heart, for the abundance of all things;'
In response to the second part of the question, although being a hermit on a scottish island might sound like a nice get away option, God does not call us to do that. Psalm 48 in particular demonstrates that Christs church is like a beautiful city, which is 'the joy of the whole earth,' etc; this doesnt sound like a community hiding away on a remote secluded island!
Going to Matthew 5(esp 13-16) we see that we are to be 'light' and 'salt' in the world; -lets not hide our light under the bushel of seclusion...
- Elspeth26 May 2010 at 21:20
Thanks for the reminder to be joyful in our serving God, Philip. We should indeed do everything "without complaining" (Phil. 2:14).ReplyDelete
Romans 12:1 says, "I beseech you therefore, brethren, by the mercies of God, that you present your bodies a living sacrifice, holy, acceptable to God, which is your reasonable service." So, if we bear that in mind when considering the above question; if my body is to be acceptable to God, will it be acceptable when I wear Billabong clothes? Or will my mind be acceptable to Him whilst I'm watching the X-factor? Will my words be acceptable to Him as I Facebook? We need to see things in this light.
One man was once told by his pastor to take Jesus to the cinema with him when viewing films, and when reporting back to his pastor, the man said "I left the cinema- Jesus didn't like the film". That may sound childish but let us seek to remember the verse in Philippians which says; "Finally, brothers, whatever is true, whatever is noble, whatever is right, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is admirable—if anything is excellent or praiseworthy—think about such things." If you can measure your pleasures by things, then you will be glofiying God. We were made to glorify Him, let us do it as much as possible!
- Tabitha27 May 2010 at 12:14
Timothy, thank you for the clarifying what you said - that makes sense now!ReplyDelete
Philip, I've looked up Psalm 48 and I was wondering how you were reading it to understand it to talk about Christ's church... Verse two, which you quote, spefically says 'Mount Zion' - so were you taking this to mean spiritual Zion and therefore Christ's church?
Elspeth, what you said about the man going to the cinema makes absolute sense to me! My parents have always encouraged us to take that view with books and flims - would we be embarrassed if Jesus walked in when we were reading or watching whatever it was?
I was wondering whether, in refering to Billabong,
you meant designer brands in general or just Billabong's style of clothing??
- Naomi5 June 2010 at 10:45
Hi AnnaReplyDelete
I think 'Billabong' in the question is intended to stand for a general attitude of wanting to keep up with the latest designer fashions.
Can we as Christians glorify God by following the latest fashions, or should we be dressing in a way which makes us stand out as different from the world around us?
I hope this helps!
Thanks! Ok, I think it's ok to own designer clothes, but if you get the latest fashion from the most popular designer for extortionate prices, then it's not ok.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous30 June 2010 at 20:38
what do you mean sex-saturated? I am sorry but i dont really understand. would any one mind explaining it to me if it wouldnt be to hard? I dont want to be a bother, i am sorry if i have caused inconvience to any one with my misunderstanding.ReplyDelete
In Christ,
Nataleigh Emma
- Elspeth2 July 2010 at 16:50
Hi there Nataleigh Emma,ReplyDelete
By "sex-saturated" we mean a culture that is pursuing sex all the time. For example, girls today buy clothes which they think will attract men; hoping that will lead to sex. People buy films with sex scenes and people boast about their sexual practices to all their friends. These is the kind of people we are surrounded by in the UK, and that is what the question meant.
I hope that answers your question! Thanks for leaving a comment =)
- Anonymous6 July 2010 at 18:46
Thanks so much for answering my question Elspeth. I think it was quite silly of me to not understand it! But thank you for taking time to explain it. :) Thanks you set up this amazing blog, it is really helping me in my Christian walk.ReplyDelete
Love and Christs blessings,
Nataleigh Emma ;)


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With the aim of seeking a more reasonable solution for the squeeze film force for large amplitude motion with low viscosity fluids, an elliptical velocity profile and the corresponding squeeze film force equations are derived for a two dimensional rectangular plate model using three different approximation methods. Through comparisons with existing theoretical studies which use parabolic velocity profiles for moderate to large Reynolds numbers, it is shown that the squeeze film model using the elliptical profile may be closer to reality. The force level of the dominant temporal inertia component using the elliptical profile (with either the iterative or the energy methods) is between that obtained using the traditional parabolic profile with the momentum method and that obtained with either the iterative or the energy methods.
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In a just published Form 13, filed with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), Chembio Diagnostics Inc. (NASDAQ:CEMI) reported that Acuta Capital Partners, Llc. has picked up 1,261,171 of common stock as of 2017-06-12.
The acquisition brings the aggregate amount owned by Acuta Capital Partners, Llc. to a total of 1,261,171 representing less than 10.3% stake in the company.
For those not familiar with the company, Chembio Diagnostics, Inc. (Chembio), and its subsidiary, Chembio Diagnostic Systems, Inc., develop, manufacture, market and license rapid point-of-care diagnostic tests (POCTs) that detect infectious diseases. The Company's products available are rapid tests for the detection of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) 1/2 antibodies, and a multiplex rapid test for the detection of HIV and Syphilis antibodies. The HIV 1/2 rapid tests employ in-licensed and lateral flow technologies that are used with all blood matrices as samples, and are manufactured in a standard cassette format, a dipstick format and a barrel format. Its HIV 1/2 rapid antibody detection test incorporates the Dual Path Platform (DPP) POCT technology. The DPP HIV 1/2 Assay detects antibodies to HIV 1 and 2 in oral fluid samples, as well as in all blood matrices. The Company's product pipeline includes a multiplex rapid test for earlier detection of HIV and a multiplex test that detects HIV and Syphilis specific antibodies.
A glance at Chembio Diagnostics Inc. (NASDAQ:CEMI)'s key stats reveals a current market capitalization of 71.36 Million based on 12.30 Million shares outstanding and a price at last close of $5.99 per share.
Looking at insider activity, there are a few transactions worth noting.
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Currently I'm somewhere, here and there, within Australia.
If things go according to plan, and spontaneity doesn't intervene as can be my want, my next trip will be Europe - Istanbul, Italy, Crete, Belgium and Scotland in their autumn.
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**Graphic obviously from Yash.rocks**
Whenever YASH comes around–biannually, during the spring and fall–I cannot not highlight it. I tweet, post on facebook, tweet some more, and, usually, also post on the Blog.
The why is simple: YASH IS SUBLIME. STELLAR. STUPENDOUS. (As 9 would say, FANTASTIC.) So, clearly, a post is always in order.
*throws confetti at you*
*throws confetti at books*
*throws confetti at you*
*throws confetti at authors*
I love pretty much everything about YASH. Allow me to ramble and rave:
Reasons why YASH is possibly the best online bookish event ever:
- Excerpts
- Deleted scenes
- You get to find out the favorite numbers of authors
- Number love!!! (I really like numbers. Ironically, math is a snorefest to me)
- Cleverness/secret number hiding techniques/l33t ninja skillz (calling all Nancy Drew and Hardy Boys fans to frolic for .7 seconds)
- Giveaways/SWAGGITY SWAG/Moar BOOKS
- Team color love (Current contention level with the lack of team GREEN despite the whole St. Patrick's Day theme? 154 out of 10)
- You get to show author love
- Rafflecopter and comment fun (pinterest boards, q+a)
- Reading others' comments/answers to questions
- Did I mention the books?
I know what you're thinking: Whoa, you listed books like 5 times. Cheating! Except it's not, love, it's not. The books can hear you and they are saddened by your lack of devotion.
And because I mentioned Swaggity Swag…
Could not resist. Sometimes you gotta snag those rare opportunities to express blatant book love like the weirdo you are.
Ok, that derailed pretty badly. Sorry. (Mostly. Not about Sokka though, Sokka's golden.) Point being, you and YASH need to be buddies, and I want to help this happen! 🙂
The glorious history of YASH is at your fingertips, so if you want to learn more about how it all got started and whatnot, you can. Succinct version: YASH is an event in which YA authors–assigned to a team designated by color–hide their favorite number in their YASH post. Your job is to find and add them up, then enter them into the rafflecopter for a chance to win all the books on the team whose numbers you entered. Yes, that's right–allll of them.
On the way, you can peruse the content of each post–excerpts and deleted scenes are popular–and, sometimes, authors will have an extra giveaway (books/swag)!
So. From April 4th at noon PST to the 9th at noon PST, show some author love and participate in the Hunt! Acknowledgement is one of the greatest gifts we can give to writers.


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Cupcakes, vintage china tea sets, chocolate cakes, champagne all draped in pearls – this is utter indulgence sugar coated to make it sweet, pretty and perfectly ok! Vicky Rowe specialises in wedding styling with a vintage theme. She provides Vintage Tea Sets for hire as well as catering for parties and events. One London lunch…Read More
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We spent two nights in Bristol last week which was our first time there. The reason for this was The Photography Parlour photographer's Get Together all thought out by the utterly sweet, giving, professional and organized to the max – drum roll please – Rosie Parsons! This woman is a total saint. How she managed…Read More


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WOOFR is your lifestyle passport. Within a few taps on your smartphones, we bring you instant bookings and exclusive deals to your favourite clubs, bars and music events.
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What inspired this business idea?
I've travelled regularly as a DJ, and I've seen so many pain-points in the nightlife space. It's such a hassle for tourists to discover the best nightlife spots, and language barrier makes it even harder to book a table or purchase tickets to the venue.
Nightlife venues themselves are still running on traditional methods of reservations (pen and paper), and they are unable to retain data analytics of their consumers such as the name, age, nationality and spending history.
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Sunday, July 21, 2013
Summer of Color Week 6
22 comments:
- Sharon Fritchman said...
Hi Kelly! I absolutely love your project using this week's SOC colors! You portrayed them beautifully! I have loved seeing all of your wonderful creations - thank you so much for sharing your talents with all of us!!!
- July 21, 2013 at 12:58 PM
- Denise said...
Gorgeous! Have You decided what Your going to do with all of them? Denise
- July 21, 2013 at 1:18 PM
- Kristin said...
- July 21, 2013 at 1:24 PM
- Natasha said...
Love this!! Gorgeous use of the colours this week. Love the cracking effect you get on these and this image is stunning. :)
- July 22, 2013 at 4:44 AM
- BJ said...
What a gorgeous wall hanging, love it. In fact just scrolled down to all your SOC wall hangings and they are all super. Thanks for visiting my owl. BJ
- July 22, 2013 at 11:32 AM
- Victoria said...
Wow..truly stunning..so elegant and such romantic charm..you are a wonderfully talented soul..this is sublime and totally gorgeous!
PS: I am a new follower too.I love your beautiful blog and your artistic spirit!
- July 22, 2013 at 12:04 PM
- Tammie Lee said...
i like sage and cedar also! your piece is quite beautiful.
- July 22, 2013 at 1:40 PM
- Melinda said...
oh wow this is beautiful! really it is gorgeous! (thanks also for stopping by my blog!)
- July 22, 2013 at 1:53 PM
- Diana Taylor said...
Beautiful - love your use of the colours this week and the wonderful adornments.
- July 22, 2013 at 2:40 PM
- Denise Price said...
Beautiful project. I like the dreamy mood that it invokes.
- July 22, 2013 at 2:45 PM
- Paper rainbow said...
Lovely vintage feel to your oiece, you have used the colours so well.
- July 22, 2013 at 2:58 PM
- MeOfCourse said...
This is awesome. Love the vintage look. Very nice. Happy last SOC day to you....until next year that is.:)
- July 22, 2013 at 3:12 PM
- Francie said...
Oh this is lovely. Thank you for visiting my blog and leaving such encouraging comment.
- July 22, 2013 at 8:50 PM
- missy k said...
Oh that is SO pretty! Maude is beautiful an I love the crackle effect :)
Karen x
- July 23, 2013 at 2:01 AM
- lorik said...
Very romantic and soft - and beautiful. I like the combination of lace and wood and the grey against orange,
- July 23, 2013 at 2:09 AM
- Deborah Weber said...
Very lovely!
- July 23, 2013 at 7:52 AM
- Eggs In My Pocket said...
I love it! So beautiful!
- July 23, 2013 at 11:27 AM
- Kristin said...
Hi again Kelly.
I just wanted to pop over again and THANK YOU for all of the time, energy and talent you brought to the SOC this year. Your work is gorgeous, I LOVED seeing your hanging pieces each week and must say, have you thought about sending them in for publication? I say a big YES on these! They are all gorgeous and deserve to be in print. Just saying . . .
Yours, Kristin xoxo
- July 23, 2013 at 3:15 PM
- Christine said...
This is so beautiful!
- July 23, 2013 at 3:46 PM
- Carmen said...
I really loved the sage and sepia combo this week - I'm still playing with it :)
Your crackle effect is gorgeous - I just love what you did with the colours :)
- July 26, 2013 at 3:18 AM
- stefanie stark said...
This artwork is again such a lovely idea and the colors work wonderfully.
- July 26, 2013 at 8:22 AM
- Valerie-Jael said...
Beautiful piece, love the crackle-background, too! Valerie
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