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Australia (Commonwealth Union) – The advancement in technology and better knowledge of the role proteins and enzymes has created a better understanding on the specific role of many proteins and how their function can entirely depend on enzymes. This understanding has given biotechnologist a chance to manipulate these proteins and enzymes to bring novel therapies for medical biotechnology and other applications for industrial biotechnology.
Scientists have noted a protein when seen in large quantities of breast cancer tumors, can signal if DNA-damaging therapies will be effective.
HMRI and University of Newcastle PhD researcher Luiza Steffens-Reinhardt indicated that the finding may bring in more efficient chemotherapy for breast cancer, further stating that they explored a particular variant of a protein known as p53 because their prior research demonstrated that it is present at increased levels in breast cancer linked with cancer recurrence. “We were surprised to see that by increasing the levels of this variant of p53, the breast cancer cells became unresponsive to existing therapies. Thus, inhibiting this variant could enhance patients’ responses to currently used cancer treatments. We recently confirmed these findings in living subjects,” she said.
According to Steffens-Reinhardt, the primary cause of fatalities for women with breast cancer was treatment resistance.
Associate Professor Kelly Avery-Kiejda, supervising Steffens-Reinhardt with the study, stated that this research may be a first step in improved targeting of breast cancer treatment. 1 in 8 women in Australia get breast cancer and even though there is a 92% survival rate, the secondary cancers or metastasis are not usually accounted for. She also stated that identifying biomarkers that predict how effectively patients respond to some therapies, they will be able to target the available therapies with greater effect.
The research continues from a foundation research carried out with the generous support of the Cancer Institute NSW as well as the Estate of the late Joy Heather Granger.

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SOCAR to continue talks on Azerbaijani gas supplies to Iran
Azerbaijan, Baku, June 1 / Trend E.Ismayilov /
The State Oil Company of Azerbaijan Republic (SOCAR) plans to continue negotiations with the Iranian side to sign long-term contract on supplies of Azerbaijani gas to Iran in late August, SOCAR Head Rovnag Abdullayev said today.
Abdullayev said a long-term contract has not been signed yet, as the work on the infrastructure for the supply of Azerbajani gas to Iran has not been completed. But, the work in this direction is underway, particularly, the construction of compressor stations has already been started.
"We will sign the contract, when we will get the schedule on completion of the work, which fully guaranteed the possibility of starting deliveries in late September," Abdullayev said.
According to him, long-term contract to supply is not signed up to the completion of this infrastructure, because the contract under take or pay terms will result in sanctions.
Azerbaijan and Iran are connected with the Gazi-Magomed-Astara-Bind-Biand gas pipeline, 1,474.5-kilometers long. Its capacity was 10 billion cubic meters a year, but now it is lower. This route is a branch of the Gazakh-Astara-Iran pipeline commissioned in 1971. Three compressor stations -- Gazi-Magomed, Aghdash and Gazakh -- were built.
SOCAR and NIGEC signed a short-term contract for gas supplies to Iran in January. The contract envisages supplying Azerbaijani gas to Iran until March-April of 2010; totaling about 100 million cubic meters (1.2 million cubic meters of gas per day).
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Whether it’s the main dish for your holiday or just a regular ol’ Sunday night dinner this Glazed Ham needs to be at the center of the table.
So I have been meaning to share this recipe since Easter…no not Easter this year but Easter in 2013. Don’t judge I blame the many moves and the babies. Then my intention this year was before Thanksgiving but that didn’t happen. I am just grateful that I can send out my weekly dinner menus and share with yall one recipe a week. Maybe one day I’ll get more of my act together…goal maybe for 2016?
I’ve always loved a good ham. I mean I did work at HoneyBaked Ham for about a year in college. Working at a food place and retail place are not for me because all I want to do is eat the food and spend my paycheck on the clothes. But when I worked at HBH I was able to take a ham home for the holidays…but this is oh so much better. Not that I am bragging or anything (wink wink).
Speaking of Christmas what’s on your wish list?
- 1 6-8 pound semi boneless half ham
- 3/4 cup brown sugar
- 1/2 cup honey
- 4 tablespoon Dijon mustard
- 3 tablespoons apple cider vinegar
- 1/4 teaspoon cayenne pepper
- 1/2 teaspoon ground cloves
- Preheat oven to 325 degrees.
- Using a sharp knife make 1" cuts in a diamond pattern - no more than 1/4" deep.
- Place ham in roasting pan.* Tent with foil. Bake for 1 hour and 30 minutes.
- In a saucepan, whisk together all of the ingredients over medium heat until sugar dissolves. Remove from heat and let cool.
- After cooking the ham, remove the foil and brush a quarter of the glaze on. Bake uncovered for 10 minutes. Repeat 3 more times until all the glazed has been used (a total of 40 minutes).
did you make this recipe?
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Is there a manual to read up about Medicaid rules and regulations?
Is there a manual to read up about Medicaid rules and regulations? There are more opinions from people. I would like to be able to read the regulations myself.
The problem is that Medicaid is slightly different in every state -- different rules for eligibility, coverage of different kinds of care, different copayments. So, there is no single federal Medicaid manual that can explain the specific rules and regulations that apply in your state. One Medicaid pamphlet, available through the Web site of the federal Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), explains general Medicaid rules. It's called Medicaid at a Glance and gives you an overview of the system. You can also go to the general Medicaid information page on the CMS Web site and look for information about specific Medicaid issues. But to get specific information about how Medicaid actually works where you live, you need to go through the Medicaid program for your state. You can find the Web site of your state's Medicaid program by going to any Internet search engine and entering the word Medicaid and the name of your state. Once you reach your state's Medicaid program Web site, it may have a general manual -- either online or a print version you can order -- of its rules and regulations. And you can always call their state office with specific questions.
I applaud you for wanting to investigate how medicaid works, but at the risk of breaking your spirit, you need to understand how all insurers, public or private approach matters.
Most patients believe that it is possible to "check to see if something is covered" but if you were to contact the insurer, you would receive a carefully worded response. The first part of the response will seem to answer the question- -is it a covered benefit? While a "yes" answer would seem to bring closure, it really does not.
This is because Medicaid/Medi-Cal plans always include the statement "based upon medical necessity". So even though your doctor may have written a prescription, that does not establish medical necessity. Medical necessity introduces additional criteria that makes answering the real question: "can I use my insurance to obtain the services?
This is relevant to the question regarding a "medicaid manual" in that if one is located, it will also have this general caveat.
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What is a Working Load Limit?Date: August 22, 2023
The determination of Working Load Limits is based on the ultimate amount of breaking strength to failure, which is divided by three. For instance, a strap with a breaking strength of 10,000 lbs. would have a Working Load Limit of 3,333 lbs. It is important to note that, even though the strap may not fail until a force of 10,000 lbs. is applied, it is advisable to adhere to the 3,333 lbs. Working Load Limit in such circumstances. It is crucial to bear in mind that Working Load Limits were established to ensure safety during the transportation of cargo. If there is any doubt about the safety of transporting a load with the number or strength of straps, it is recommended to add more straps or switch to a heavier duty working load limit strap to maintain safety. It is worth noting that there is no harm in adding too many straps, but there is a significant risk in not using enough straps to secure loads. Additionally, it is advisable to ensure that the straps used to secure the load are in different areas of the cargo to prevent sudden braking, sudden lane changes, or debris on the road causing a swift motion to avoid. In the United States, there are severe penalties, fines, and potential imprisonment for non-compliance with the Department of Transportation's general guidelines for transporting cargo on roadways. It is essential to familiarize oneself with these regulations by reviewing the cargo securement general guidelines in your state.
Ratchet straps and Cam Buckle Straps are utilized for the purpose of securing diverse types of cargo. Ratchet Straps are available in varying widths of 1", 2", 3", and 4". Cam buckles are only available in sizes of 1" and 2". The ratchet strap is equipped with a plethora of end fittings to choose from, including chain extensions, D-rings, E-Track fittings, E-Track double stud fittings, F-Track hook and spring E-fittings, flat hooks, flat snap hooks, j-hooks with D-rings, S-hooks, and vinyl coated wire hooks. Polyester webbing is an ideal material for cargo securement due to its low stretch rate and high abrasion resistance. In certain instances, the strength of a ratchet strap may not be necessary. In such cases, a cam buckle would suffice. Cam straps are available with a variety of fittings, such as butterfly fittings, e-track fittings, f-track hook and spring e-fittings, handlebar straps with s-hooks, flat snap hooks, and s-hooks.


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The Shimmering Flame
Brigid Kawsantower is a Terran Water and Fire Keeper and the daughter of Dagda, a powerful Water Keeper and one time Terran leader of ancient Eire. Retreating before invading forces, Dagda veiled Brigid’s spirit to keep it safe. Her powers would be essential to defeat Nimhnach, a maniacal Destroyer, who sought eternal life and world domination.
Brigid travels to Ireland with her husband, Gabe, a Terran Protector with a secret. Once they arrive at the little town of Carrigclarseach, the true reason for the trip, and her rightful title, is revealed. She learns of her position as a Terran, a clandestine group of supernatural beings who struggle to keep the Earth in balance.
Irish archeologist Ethan Clark is a Terran Singer and Air Keeper. Ages ago he was Dagda’s harper and right hand man. And even more important, Ethan was Brigid’s lover.
Gabe, Brigid, and Ethan must come together, in desire and in power, and Gabe must work with Ethan, his rival, to protect Brigid from Nimhnach. He must be vanquished before he unleashes a terror that will enslave the world and destroy Brigid’s loves—past, present … and future.

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|Reviews for Wingless Bird (Complete)|
| Moonvibe chapter 34 . 7/27/2014
Wow! What a dramatic and exciting finish to this chapter! J. Carlos' treachery was not totally unsuspected, but his rash actions sure were a surprise. I gotta give it to Fynne though, she can certainly handle herself in any situation. She's got nerves of steel and the moves to match.
The desperation of the members of The Phoenix as they were herded away was brilliantly conveyed through their downtrodden demeanors and frustrated wills. Night's own conflict about the situation in Duson City shone through his battle weary posture too. And the unrest of the citizens gave the environment a truly volatile feel, like chaos could erupt at any moment. The setting was definitely bleak, and no one was exempt from the toll of everything which has transpired beforehand to bring the weight of this tale into full view.
Anton's attempt to reach Fynne was a heroic display of pushing his limits and testing his mettle. His bold move at the end proved costly, and now he inadvertently has blood on his hands. That was a shocker, and no doubt he's going to need a lot of help in dealing his part in J. Carlos' demise. I'm glad that Ada was there for him.
A very enthralling chapter!
| Moonvibe chapter 33 . 6/29/2014
Wow, Anton is really determined to get through to Fynne. And he's so driven by his concern for the well being of everyone in Duson City, especially the members of The Phoenix who he's grown attached to. He's still fearful and cowardly, but it looks as if he's finding a cause to overcome all that. :)
The dystopian feel to this story returned in full force as Anton trekked through the city where citizens were hiding within their homes, preparing to resist an invading force that threatens them with conformity or else. Anton's thoughts about the lack of resources necessary to even make and show movies reminded just how depleted his world is too.
Now I must wonder what effect Anton's passionate speech has had on Fynne. J. Carlos certainly didn't seem to like the way Fynne reacted. ;)
| Moonvibe chapter 32 . 6/22/2014
Whoa, Anton sure found a bulk of courage under that cloak! That's understandable though, as sometimes we can draw strength from something which we're in awe of. The cloak has empowered him to chase after his own means of resolving the conflict, and he seems to have finally channeled the torrent of emotions he's been harboring into achieving that goal.
Anton's impulsiveness towards Adrian was very indicative of mistrust, and his desperate actions for the sake of Isaac revealed just how much he and the injured man have bonded thus far into the story. It is hard to trust Adrian fully, given that he works directly for the U.O., but he's also taking a risk himself just by hanging around The Phoenix.
And that house-to-house round up doesn't look good for the non-U.O. members of the Duson City populace.
I'm very curious to know what plan Ugata is banking on, and if he intends to follow through with it now that Anton has gone rogue.
I have to wonder if Anton can even reach Fynne, let alone persuade her into considering an alternate path. She seems like a very headstrong leader, someone who won't be convinced so easily.
A very exciting end to yet another gripping chapter in this ongoing struggle! :)
| Moonvibe chapter 31 . 6/8/2014
Whoa! What a dramatic and tense chapter!
I thought Ugata was a goner. Adrian really knows how to make an entrance, and a point. His actions seemed traitorous at first, but his unexpected shrewdness saved everyone from the Night Hawk. Whew!
And Night, despite his unwavering obedience to orders, has shown through his defiance to Fynne and his revealing comments that there is more to him than just a killing machine. Still, he's on a relentless mission which is going to turn out bad for everyone if he isn't stopped.
Yet again the Phoenix is crippled with injuries and dismay. How can they possibly carry on?
| Moonvibe chapter 30 . 5/9/2014
Man, just when Anton gets a boost of confidence from his leader, the Night Hawk shows up and turns everyone into his terrified prey. Really intense action, especially when Night burst through the window and pinned Jason's head down. That whole segment showed once again why the U.O's top agent is to be feared the most. When it comes to ruthless decimation of enemies, the Night Hawk is second to no one. ;)
It's going to be interesting to see how this rift between Fynne and the Night Hawk plays out. Nothing infuriates a leader more than disobedience, and I pity those like J. Carlos and Adrain who can't escape her wrath so easily.
And just what type of action is Night orchestrating against the Phoenix? Making them a public example of the U.O's heavy-handed rule isn't going to gain them many supporters, just like he already knows. Has the storied and dreaded top agent of the U.O finally snapped?
Exhilarating chapter! :)
| Moonvibe chapter 28 . 3/17/2014
Selena's return was a welcome surprise as The Phoenix can use every member it has right now, but I fear her chipper mood must have been devastated upon learning of the tragedies in her absence. I do wonder if she learned anything useful on her mission though.
And I really like the strategy of The Phoenix right now. It seems smart on their behalf to try and affect change within the U.O through aid and influence rather than attempting to combat their forces head on. I mean, The Phoenix is not only severely outnumbered but it's members are dealing with so many troubling issues. Still, as Ugata implied, a good contingency plan in case their efforts fail would be a wise idea.
It was good to see Jason/Adam getting back to his old colorful self a little bit, and I was really glad to see the friendship between Anton and Ada on the mend with their sincere conversation. Despite all that has transpired with this diverse cast of characters they remain at the core and heart of this story to me. And that part about Anton using the cold weather to seek refuge from his troubling thoughts was just an amazing piece of writing.
| Moonvibe chapter 27 . 3/13/2014
So the council meeting turned out to be a draw of sorts for both the U.O and the Phoenix. Fynne, who displayed the deceptive charisma of a shady individual, appeared to have won the citizens of Duson City over with hopeful talk for the coming winter; but her attempt at slandering The Phoenix with fabricated propaganda might have backfired just a little, thanks to Ada's boldness.
It seems now that the seeds of doubt have been planted among the citizens concerning both organizations, and no doubt people will be divided over the topic of trusting either one. Regardless, it looks as if the U.O has gained a strategic foothold in the city; and with the Night Hawk around to enforce Fynne's will, the members of The Phoenix will have to step cautiously.
It was good to see Anton finally gaining a bit of confidence, and I have to wonder with him if his parents are under some sort of mind control thanks to advanced U.O tech. And that was quick thinking by Issac to cover for Ada's rash outburst at the meeting. I like how the members of The Phoenix arrived at the meeting too, very stealthy and unsuspecting. No doubt being in the presence of the Night Hawk made them all more than a little uneasy, especially in the wake of recent events.
And that was a close call with Adrian near the end of the chapter. I could feel the fearful anxiety swelling inside him at having his deception discovered in the presence of Fynne and Night. And what was Fynne saying to the Night hawk!?
| Moonvibe chapter 26 . 2/28/2014
This was a solemn chapter for the members of the Phoenix. The tally of their losses and the uncertainty of the group's future has brought a devastating blow to the order. The U.O seems to have the upper hand for sure now, and with the coming city council meeting it appears they will attempt to deal a crushing blow to their arch rivals in Duson City.
The dreary, hopeless mood surrounding the Phoenix was stunted a bit by Adrian's appearance. His revelation of Moray's family was a stunner, and the gifts of a new and improved cloak seemed like a gesture of good faith on his behalf. If the Phoenix is to have any success against an organization like the U.O which has vastly more resources then they are going to need an inside ally with Adrian's credentials.
Ugata seems to already be rebuilding the Phoenix simply by making his leadership known. He does possess strong leadership qualities which are shown through his exchanges with Anton and the way in which he handled Adrian. Decisions have to be made and he seems to weigh them carefully and wisely.
Seeing Anton's ravaged home on the way back to Cherry Circle made it clear it seems that Anton truly has no home to return to. I'm sure the coming events at the city council meeting will play heavily in deciding not only the future of the Phoenix, but also Anton's role within the order.
A somber ending was fitting for such a gloomy chapter, and I'm sure when Issac learns the truth about Moray it will be even more impactful for him.
| Veronica Fay chapter 2 . 2/27/2014
Hi! This was good! I like how you portrayed the homeless man. I really felt for him and it was nice when the other man was kind to him. The phoenix connection was really good in this prologue!
| Veronica Fay chapter 1 . 2/26/2014
Wow. This was a really great and unique way to start a story! I decided to check out this story of yours while i want for an update for Paper Wings. This looks really interesting!
| Moonvibe chapter 25 . 2/17/2014
Another exhilarating chapter! I'm so glad you churned this one out because I was still on the edge of my seat from the last one. Wow, I mean where do I begin?
Adrian's betrayal was a much needed twist for the sake of The Phoenix. It would appear certain members of the U.O may be disillusioned by the U.O's current moves and have their own agendas. His risk was no small one, going against Fynne and tricking the Night Hawk could put him in a very undesirable position if caught. The guy's got brains and guts for sure, and his actions saved Anton and the others twice by the narrowest of margins, making for a truly suspenseful read.
The issue of trust was played out well between Adrian and Ugata, and once again Anton's thoughts and fears anchored the story with the perspective of someone who is having to become more than he is in order to survive. I found the opposing philosophies of co-existence between the U.O and The Phoenix to be very interesting food for thought too.
The descriptions of Anton's physical exhaustion were brilliant, and his perceptions of Ugata and Moray really helped to shape those characters further. I thought some of Ugata's leadership qualities shone through his actions very clearly in this chapter, like when he tested the trust of Adrian and took the daggar from Anton. And Moray showed that he wouldn't go down without a fight, despite the odds.
The action scenes with the Night Hawk were intense and fantastically visual. You've done an excellent job of developing his character within the fast paced pursuit of these last two chapters. Like all great villains, he's absolutely mesmerizing when involved in the events transpiring. His mere presence causes fear and dread to radiate off his would-be prey, (even when they outnumber him) and his cold resolve to accomplish his mission is matched only by the thrill of the hunt that ensures he won't fail or give up. He's ruthless and professional. One thing I really like too is though his reputation would make him seem invulnerable, you've shown that he isn't necessarily invincible, just pretty much better than anybody and everybody at doing what he does. It would seem to that he's obedient to Fynne, since he didn't question the orders to release The Phoenix which he thought were coming from her.
The daring rescue by The Phoenix to save Ugata, Jason, and Rosalie has come at a price with Anton, Ada, and Rosalie suffering from injuries, and Brynn's fate still in question; but with their true leader back at the helm and a possible ally in Adrian to exploit later if needed, they might have gained a valuable foothold in what is surely an uphill battle against the U.O.
And two traitors were killed!? Whoa! Brynn and who else? What a great cliffy!
This story continues to thrill with unexpected twists, compelling characters, amazing action sequences, and a well crafted, intricate plot that keeps me on my toes. Great work!
| Moonvibe chapter 24 . 2/14/2014
Oh man, this chapter was amazing! Whew, I've gotta steady my breathing after all that heart-pounding action!
The exchange between J. Carlos and the Night Hawk served really well to give not only a glimpse into those two characters, but also into what the U.O is up to outside of Duson City. Great way to add layers to the story while establishing the formidable reputation of the Night Hawk. J. Carlos' overconfidence was on full display too when he wasn't too concerned about having intruders roaming the building.
When Jason was sprung from the cell his spirited, cheeky behavior proved that though he had been beaten, he was not broken. The colorful exchange between him and Moray was a lot of fun.
The action-packed encounter with the dreaded Night Hawk was nothing short of awesomeness! No doubt he is one bad dude, and I love the steely confidence that lurks just beneath his casual demeanor. He's cold, calculating, and ruthless; and in less than the blink of an eye he's a highly skilled specialist who seems to live for the moments when he can unleash himself upon his prey.
The fight scenes were breathtakingly good and so very exciting! The chase afterward was every bit as gripping too. Every scene was depicted so visually. When the Night Hawk took to the high ceilings to pursue his prey I just knew the scrambling members of The Phoenix were toast, but it seems as if Moray really came through for them in this chapter and his knowledge of the building led them out of harm's way, for the moment.
Poor Ada and it doesn't look good for Brynn. That was a real shocker. Even if he's not dead he's certainly disabled and at the mercy of the U.O now.
I thought Anton's fear and reactions throughout this chapter were very realistic. I especially liked the part where he wanted the safety and comfort of the blankets on his bed. Well done.
What a suspenseful and surprising ending. With Anton and the others huddled together in hopes of somehow avoiding the Night Hawk long enough to make an escape, they still have to find Rosalie and get Ugata to freedom so he can restore The Phoenix order back to a state where it can oppose the tyranny of the U.O. They're trapped behind enemy lines with the most feared agent of their enemy hot on their tails. And then Issac walks in! I did NOT see that coming! Excellent chapter and I can't wait to see what happens next.
| Moonvibe chapter 23 . 2/13/2014
Enter the Night Hawk! This was a very exciting chapter!
Brynn's personality disorder was on brilliant display as he basically took command of the mission with unwavering confidence, and the change to his personality proved to be invaluable to the cause of The Phoenix.
I like how Anton was able to draw strength by thinking of the others involved with him. If he can't be brave for himself, at least he can for the other members of his team who are risking just as much as him. Maybe that's where his strength has been all along, and he certainly handled himself fairly well considering he was a total bag of nerves. And perhaps the first signs of his friendship with Ada being on the mend really bolstered him too.
The revealing conversation about Brynn with the female guard was quite telling, and really filled in some blanks surrounding Brynn's credibility while raising a few new questions about his prior involvement with the U.O. The fact that Anton was having doubts about Brynn's affiliation really showed just how convincing Brynn can be when the situation calls for it. I thought the whole encounter with the guard was very suspenseful. I really didn't know if they were going to get in or be exposed. It had me holding my breath.
The teases leading up the first encounter with the Night Hawk were thrilling! Being watched from above and Anton catching a fleeting glimpse of a figure on the roof really worked to create a growing sense of intrigue around the highly regarded and feared agent of the U.O. And that first glimpse of the Night Hawk was very cool, and well described. The air of a supremely confident and capable professional surrounded him with just enough iciness to let you know he's lethal when he chooses to be.
The tension is high with members of The Phoenix having infiltrated the U.O and meeting up with a questionable ally in Moray as they attempt a rescue with the U.O's most feared agent wandering the building. And it sounds like Rosalie's time is running out, which simply takes the pressure of the mission to new heights.
Ugata's visions add a mystical quality that's almost prophetic. I really like how that stirs hope around Ugata and the cause of The Phoenix.
Fantastic descriptions of a desolate and crumbling Grand Taver, and just great visual writing all around. Again, I really enjoyed the side of Brynn that this chapter showed, and the plot is shaping up nicely around the characters and their purposes. Awesome story!
| Moonvibe chapter 22 . 2/4/2014
I'm not sure what you're aiming for with Ugata, but I see him as resourceful, wise, and unyielding. Those traits aren't exactly telling of his personality, but considering the relatively small amount of interaction with him thus far in the story, his personality hasn't really had room to shine. The last couple of segments with Ugata and Adam have been very compelling since they've offered a genuine glimpse of Ugata apart from his captors, which has allowed tiny bits of Ugata's personality to surface. Just my opinion of course.
The frustration is really building for Aquilla now. So much is riding on his next move as leader of The Phoenix, and with only a handful of rookies he's got plenty to be concerned about. Though Ada does seem to be a natural who has good instincts, but she's still lacking in experience. Still, it sounds like things are about to get even more serious real soon for Anton and the rest.
And poor Anton seems to be doing all he can to keep himself from unraveling under the stark reality of his current situation. At least Isaac is there to give him at least a little boost of confidence, after almost killing him with training though. lol
I'm still wary of trusting Moray, though he has divulged a lot of crucial information to Ugata. Double agents always make me nervous. And it seems Adam has been a handful to his captors. Beatings and sedatives in his food are serious testaments to his spunk.
The training session was great. The descriptions of weapons, moves, and counters were very well done. The whole scenario with Isaac barking commands and Anton and Ada reacting was terrific. Now that Anton is paired with Ada, and his failures become hers too, it will be interesting to see if he can kick his training up a notch or two. if not for his own sake then maybe for hers.
Overall, great visual writing with excellent character-building insight given through thoughts and emotions. The plot is definitely thickening, and now every single character seems to have something at stake. Nicely done.
| Moonvibe chapter 21 . 2/1/2014
Guess I'm gonna have to sit in the corner with a pointy dunce cap on because I'm clueless on the hidden meanings and jokes :( Never have been good with riddles and the like...
I am highly intrigued by this Night Hawk character though. He seems dreadful, for all the right reasons ;)

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In the past 5 years since I worked with Romesh Ranganathan at the Comedy Store in London it has been a joy watching his star rise to where he is now crushing it at the highest levels of the British comedy scene. He was kind enough to take a break from his current TV duties to sit down and record this conversation with me. In this soul and brain enriching episode we talk about his show Judge Romesh where he hands out verdicts of domestic disputes where the punishment is ridicule. Bringing his mother back to Sri Lanka where her humor is archived forever thanks to the BBC and the show that was made from it. Any man who loves his mom and makes time for a comedy brother is a top quality human in my book.If you already know Romesh you will be elated by his personal stories and if you don't know him yet you will fall in love with him now for the knowledge nuggets he is about to insert into your brain. In this chat he drops potent knowledge like what is the most historically significant event ever to take place in Crawley, the area of London where he grew up. Also, the secret to unlocking the mystery of maths, the best secret technique for acting and why the Wu Tang Clan and Mango coconut beard oil will change your life for the better. That is why it is my pleasure to present to you now the one and only Romesh Ranganathan! www.patreon.com/tomrhodesradiosmartcamp
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text: I made this bow off of the description and details of the Anasazi bow in the Encyclopedia of Native American Bows Arrows and Quivers Vol. 2 on page 220. The Wood is Gambel Oak, which I believe the original would have been made of. I'm sure the weight wouldn't match up but there were no detailed descriptions of the width and thickness so I decided on something heavy. 57# @ 20". The original was 44" long mine is 41" long. String is a little off center, has nothing to do with the original just the wood used.

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Our website offers access to the Museum's collections and research projects through a wide range of online archives, interactive maps, and charts, photographs, and graphics that allow both time travel and explorations of skyscrapers both local and global. Students and amateurs alike can explore our archives of digitized documents, historic
photographs, and more through innovative graphic interfaces in a wide range of projects.
We’ve collected a lot of online projects over the years! Start with our exhibition HISTORY OF HEIGHT and then keep looking for more interactive exhibits and web projects from over the last 2 decades.
This interactive project presents illustrated episodes in the history of height from the pyramids to the present, highlighting themes and buildings that relate to the evolution of the skyscraper and point the way to 21st-century supertalls. It examines several themes: the ambition to build tall; the technological advances and engineering innovations that enabled that desire; the economics that drove commercial development; the influence of outstanding architectural designs, and the codes and regulations that shaped buildings and skylines.
TEN & TALLER, an exhibition mounted in our gallery in 2016, included and illustrated every building erected in Manhattan that was ten stories or taller from 1874 through 1900 – a total of 252 structures! In addition to the installation, the exhibit developed three interactive digital projects that allow people to see all the buildings both individually and in a historical context. These were a MAP, a TIMELINE, and a GRID. All of the interfaces allow viewers to click on a building to view images and construction data on individual buildings.
The MAP locates the footprints of the buildings, color-coded by use, on a historic land map that zooms and drags so a viewer can examine individual blocks and lots and click on a footprint to view details.
The interactive GRID presents the survey of 252 buildings erected in Manhattan between 1874 and 1900. It is organized by year on a GRID of images that can be filtered via a dropdown menu according to a range of criteria: Existing or Demolished; by Use (Office, Apartment, Hotel, Loft, Other); and by Neighborhood. To identify and explore an individual building in the grid, click on a tile to open a pop-up window of images and data.
Seen together and ordered by year, the full GRID shows the great majority of New York's early high-rises were blocky structures, capped with cornices that emphasize the horizontal. Only a few were very tall and relatively slender, making a silhouette against the sky that bespeaks "skyscraper," a term coined in the 1880s.
Though you probably shouldn't go out and do these lower Manhattan historical walking tours during quarantine, you still can on the computer! The Skyscraper Museum updated four walking tours, first created in 1996 as Heritage Trails New York, adding modern markers reflecting two further decades of development. The map on the project website is the next best thing to walking the actual trails.


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Helping Black Youths To Achieve May Bring £24bn Boost
Tackling underachievement and a “culture of low aspiration” in black boys could boost the economy by £24 billion in the next 50 years, according to a report published today.
The independent “Reach” report, commissioned by the Department for Communities and Local Government, suggests a five-point plan for how communities, local agencies, parents and the Government can work together to improve the life chances of young black men.
The document calls for a national role-model programme to encourage positive heroes for young people, rather than those who glamorise crime, guns or gangs. It also recommends the creation of a national umbrella organisation to provide support to the
many small voluntary groups around the country that it says face “significant barriers” to getting government funding.
The report advocates stronger relationships between parents of black boys and schools to improve educational aspirations. It also urges Ofsted to provide greater consistency in the way schools are inspected to ensure that all schools seek to close the academic gap between black and white pupils.
Clive Lewis, chairman of the Reach group, said: “We need to focus effort on raising the aspirations and achievement of black boys and young men to enable them to be more connected and engaged with wider society and more able to make an even greater contribution economically, culturally and politically to Britain.”


Unisex Bathroom April Fools
With all the controversy as to whether a transgender person should be allowed to use the public restroom of his or her choosing, Lierbag Fashions just outside of Chapel Hill, NC has decided to make all the bathrooms for its workers unisex.
A lot of places, including small offices and restaurants have unisex bathrooms, however, Lierbag went one step further by making its multi-use bathrooms open to everyone.
“I got the idea while watching Ally McBeal reruns on Netflix,” said Human Resource Director Floyd Lawson, a little red-faced at admitting that a man in his forties watched the show. “It’s not bad, he added. Except for the dancing baby. That creeps me out.”
Lawson thought if it was good enough for TV, it should work in real life. He brought the idea to CEO, Edith Clare, who immediately had Burton implement the idea.
“It really makes sense for us given our business,” Clare said. Lierbag specializes in men’s and women’s kilts for every occasion. “A lot of our male employees wear our product, and it was difficult for them to discern which restroom to use just by looking at the sign on the door.”
Lierbag took the unisex bathroom one step further. Not only did it tear out the urinals and replace them with traditional toilets, it also removed all the partitions. “You could see through the little cracks between the walls anyway. Not that I did, mind you.” said one Lierbag employee who wished to remain anonymous.
“The Roman Empire had public bathrooms where everyone sat in one big room, one hole right next to the other, and they last 1,000 years,” Clare said, noting that they are coming out with a toga-styled kilt next fall. “Besides, we’ve found it a great venue for sharing ideas.”
Employees appear to agree. In their latest employee satisfaction survey, most reported that communication and collaboration had greatly improved. One employee commented. “My boss used to just shrug and walk away when I came to him with a problem. He can’t do that now when he’s sitting right next to you with his pants down, doing his business.”
The unisex bathrooms have had another unforeseen benefit. Without the need for men’s and women’s rooms, they haven’t needed as much space for them. The company has been able to convert one out of every three of them into offices. “We just sealed the lid on toilets, added a sit-stand desk, and voila, instant cubes,” Lawson said.
As for the controversy with regards to the transgender community, Clare was Frank. “It’s hard enough to find good workers without worrying about what’s underneath their skirts. Or in our case, their kilts.” She laughed. “Industry humor.”


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Mother's Day is coming~
I do a THANK YOU card.
This is a fully purple card~
I used purple ink and rose stamp to create my pattern paper.
embossed rose theme with black power,
used water color to paint it.
Finally, decorated the card with twine, flower brad, and so on.
Stamp: JustRite, Flourishes
I'm entering this card to the following challenge
Simon says stamp Wednesday challenge - Spring Flowers
Papertake Weekly Challenge - Anything goes
LTSCB #29 - Party Bingo (Letter O - any sentiment, brads, twine, purple, embossing )The Card Concept - Challenge #9
The Pink Elephant - TPE 249

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Between a sudden onslaught of relatives and getting sick again, there’s been little time or energy to do much here. I’m just getting over the worst of it now, having reduced my tissue usage to less than half a box a day. And what timing! The last minute scramble for the perfect Christmas eve celebration is starting and the yelling and cleaning have begun. There is a white sheet of snow outside, and good cooking inside.
Hope everyone has a pleasant holiday!
Life has been odd lately…quietly tumultuous. Something to do with the combination of grey weather, my period coming, and my current book, The Wind-up Bird Chronicle, that I am reading day by day whenever I go to the bookstore. It’s been a long time coming, picking up a Murakami novel, long lauded and highly recommended to me by close friends since last year.
I keep putting things off, including writing here. There’s a block I’ve found hard to work against, something I always fight when I’m home. I never feel like doing anything, even though there is so much to do (laundry, website work for a client, holiday presents to think up, find/make, and wrap, an upcoming art show to plan for, cleaning up the basement, cleaning up in general for when relatives visit in less than a week, guitar to practice, books to read, a brother to pick up from school, running and lifting at the gym, car checkups for the winter…). Did I leave anything out?
And as per usual, the book, the brother, and the gym have taken priority. With everything else a constant weight in the back of my mind, though, it’s hard to feel motivated to post anything here. Not that I write the most coherent posts this time of month, anyway. Mostly I am still silently fuming over the fuckup of a breakup a few months back, still feeling the sting to the ego at how easily he let me go – enhanced by my period, when I am emotionally rollercoasting to begin with. Emotionally rocky and sex-deprived.
I keep swallowing it down, though, all of it. I don’t let it show, not willing to give in to the hormones. I just keep swallowing it into the pit of my stomach. I just hope it doesn’t explode on me some day.
Drudged up an interesting memory driving home the other day. I have always believed in my own ability to rationalize my own fears to death, if I think they don’t make sense. And my innate fears fascinate me and make me want to push their limits. Thus I rock climb even though I have a fear of heights and touch spiders even though I have a fear of arachnids.
But when I was little and hadn’t started overanalyzing everything yet(that would come with puberty), I remember I had this potent fear of my mom getting in a car accident whenever I wasn’t in the car with her. If she was late coming home from work, my mind immediately panicked at the thought of her never making it back, rather than reasoning that she had to stay late at work, or that traffic was particularly bad, or that she had stopped to buy groceries on the way home.
I never told anyone what I was thinking, though perhaps my dad got an inkling of it by watching the way I would pace from the living room to the kitchen, looking out the windows at the street. And it was always with an immense feeling of relief that I would see car headlights heading down our driveway and the familiar shape of my mom’s car pulling in.
My mom often worked late and went grocery shopping, and yet I could never shake that anxiety once 6pm had come and gone and she wasn’t home. I’m not sure where this came from, or what made something like that develop. Perhaps even then, at the age of 8 or 9, I was starting to show symptoms of an anxiety disorder.
Not sure why, but I really wanted to get this written down – this memory of fear and anxiety at the potential loss of my mother.


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I’m sure your days and weeks are long and hard and full. Yet three practices will help you make it through each day. They also cause you to look for and find God’s blessings strewn along your path.
- Focus on the end. Focus on the overarching end purposes for which you live each day—to serve the Lord, serve your loved ones, and serve the people in your life. Those purposes are the reason for all you do and dream of accomplishing.
- Recall at the end of each day all that was done and achieved. It’s easy to berate yourself for what was not done and forget to give thanks to God for what was done. With an eye on the day’s blessings—instead of its failures—you will clearly see God’s grace, appreciate His enablement, recognize the wisdom He gave you along the way…and celebrate the triumphant joy of leaning on Him through the variety of trials you encountered.
- Thank God for your trials. God uses each day’s trials to produce perseverance in His people. Trials work patience into your character. They lead to steadfastness and develop endurance, enabling you to make it through every day with grace. As James 1:3 states: The testing of your faith produces patience.
Finding God’s Path Through Your Trials discusses the hard times we all face and reveals how you can “count it all joy.” Elizabeth George reminds you that God won’t give you trials you cannot bear without including a way of escape. By turning to Jesus, you will find hope, joy, and meaning in your journey, no matter how bumpy it seems.


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Just a few of the bags!
Here is the black & white bag that I made
for myself. I had a watch party the night
before so I had to have a bag to match.
Visit Melissa's blog and check out these
The woodies place mat. These are so much fun
to make using the "Curve Master"
Seasonal Wine Cozies!


20 Games Like Just SING! National Anthems()
Malody is a cross platform music game simulator, which include IIDX/DDR/Jubeat/Taiko modes. It contains many features that were not in the original games, but enrich the playing experience. Also it has an ingame editor, to let players create and share their own charts.
THE iDOLM@STER CINDERELLA GIRLS Starlight Stage is an upcoming spin-off free-to-play rhythm game released for mobile devices based on THE iDOLM@STER CINDERELLA GIRLS. The game revolves around tapping icons of the idols in the rhythm of the background song. Different kinds of notes will be brought in to show how each icon must be tapped; these include simply tapping the icon, tapping and holding down the icon, and tapping two icons simultaneously.
Mermaid Melody Pichi Pichi Pitch Pichitto Live Start! is a licensed game developed by Konami and published for the Game Boy Advance platform. It takes inspiration from the Dance Dance Revolution series, using music and characters from the anime of the same name. It includes all the songs from the first Mermaid Melody GBA game and adds more from the second half of the TV series.
Old School Musical is a retro rhythm game that will make you fall back in your childhood. Tib and Rob are the heroes of an epic and completely crazy adventure that will make them cross numerous worlds searching for the source of all bugs. With more than 20 original levels, a story mode, some hidden minigames and much more, Old School Musical offers a richer experience than most rhythm games.
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There are eight dance steps to choose from and endless ways to put them together. You decide how long your dance is, where the dancers move, and how they dance together. And that creates the freedom children need to stretch their imaginations and create their own special works of art.
Brain Strainers is a collection of two separate games/learning tools.
The first game is "Follow The Leader" where a pattern is repeated using a 4-color circle. By keeping track of either the tones generated or the colors flashing, the player can copy the sequence to continue. Higher difficulties increase speed and allow only tone identification of sequences. Additionally it keeps track of your best number of correct identifications in a row.
The second game is "Clef Climber" where the player is given a tone that corresponds to a certain musical note and must match the note being played. Lower difficulties provide a constant tone to refer to and visual help on the note being used. Higher difficulties provide a single playing of the tone and no visual help.
Welcomed by the fluttering of cherry blossom, the main character, Brian, starts a new high school life in Japan. Brian soon starts to get along with two girls in the same class after they start to talk to him.
With their help, Brian gradually learns Japanese culture and customs.


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I've come across a 4th generation 1000+rwhp Supra with a big single turbo conversion, stock rear end, stock transmission, and Nitto drag radials. After repeated trips to the dragstrip, we expected the rear end/factory torsen LSD to give up the ghost first but rather, the car insists on killing the factory engine mounts. We upgraded to polyurethane engine mounts and these are getting killed as well. What is a good aftermarket alternative to hold all this power?
Oh yeah... do you know what a 400, 750 and 1000 hp Supra all have in common?
They all run 12's. :D
It depends what you want to do, you can get solid Billet Aluminum motor mounts from BIC Performance as well as polyurethane mounts. Polyurethane have more NVH (noise, vibration, harshness) over the stock motor mounts, but much less than full solid mounts.


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* Unibail-Rodamco SE's €630 million Tours Sisters project in Paris' La Défense district received the green light from the head of a public inquiry, according to Property Investor Europe. The Tours Sisters will comprise a 219-meter, 52-story office tower and a 121-meter, 31-story building containing a 300-room hotel.
The municipalities of Courbevoie and Puteaux led an inquiry in 2016-end and have since issued a positive opinion without any objections to the substance of the project, the report noted, citing Le Parisien.
* LXI REIT plc intends to list on the premium segment of the main market of the London Stock Exchange with an IPO target of £200 million. The company is focused on investing in U.K. commercial property assets let on long inflation-linked leases of typically 20 to 30 years to expiration or first break.
The company plans to invest in a diverse range of sectors, including office, retail, leisure, industrial, distribution and alternatives, and will also focus on growth subsector investments like discount retailers, budget hotel operators and "last mile" distribution units linked to online retail.
* Zoopla Property Group Plc agreed to acquire Hometrack.co.uk Ltd. for £120 million in a cash-free and debt-free deal. Hometrack is the U.K.'s leading provider of residential property market insights and analytics, according to a company release. Zoopla said the acquisition would create "the UK's most valuable residential property resource."
* The Universities Superannuation Scheme and Morgan Sindall Investments Ltd. launched a joint venture to invest £100 million in the U.K.'s supported living sector, IPE Real Estate reported. The Supported Housing Investment Ltd. Partnership may double in value to £200 million, subject to market conditions, and is targeting to deliver 500 purpose-built apartments to the sector.
* According to Deloitte's Belfast Crane Survey, construction in the commercial property sector of Belfast, Ireland, hit its highest rate in nearly 10 years, with many projects currently under construction despite the ongoing Brexit negotiations, The Irish Times reported. An estimated 573,527 square feet of new office space is expected to be completed by 2018 and more than 1,000 additional hotel rooms will be made available in the city.
* Intu Properties Plc signed an exclusivity agreement with entities of Ivanhoé Cambridge Group to acquire the Xanadu shopping center in Madrid. Intu and TH Real Estate were the finalists for the sale, which is expected to fetch more than €500 million, according to a Jan. 13 report from Spanish daily Cinco Días, which cited sources familiar with the process.
If it goes through at that price, the sale would mark the highest figure ever paid for a Spanish retail mall, according to the report.
* Prime office rental growth in Spain is expected to show signs of a slowdown in 2017, however, rents in Madrid and Barcelona will rank among the strongest in Europe until 2019, Property Investor Europe reported, citing Capital Economics. Rents in Barcelona are predicted to climb an average of 4.5% during the 2017-to-2019 period, while a 3% rate of growth is predicted in the capital city, the report noted.
* The Wall Street Journal took a look at how commercial real estate sales in Italy hit a nine-year high in 2016, driven by investors seeking higher returns outside of Europe's biggest property markets. Real estate deal volumes in Italy, a small market compared to other countries in the region, climbed to €9.1 billion in that year, up from €8 billion the year before.
Finland and Sweden
* Avant Capital Partners completed the acquisition of 1,344 units for its joint Finnish residential platform with an unnamed U.S. investor, PIE reported. Avant signed an agreement to buy the units from Finland's VVO in December, the report noted, citing a company release. The vehicle currently manages 3,300 apartments spread across 110 assets and spanning more than 190,000 square meters.
* Castellum AB will purchase the 23,000-square-meter Torsplan 2 asset in Stockholm, which includes 18,800 square meters of office space, the company said in a release. Stockholm County Health Care Services is the primary tenant of the newly constructed building.
Pbb Deutsche Pfandbriefbank loaned €170 million to RFR Group and DC Values for the acquisition of the Leipziger Platz 14-16 office and retail complex in Berlin. The HGHI Holding GmbH joint venture purchased the complex, which has a total lettable area of approximately 22,500 square meters. The building is made up of 60% office space and 30% retail space, and also has apartments and storage facilities.
Emaar Properties' and Meraas' joint venture Rove Hotels is opening its third branch in Dubai's Healthcare City, offering 286 rooms and venues for business events, Construction Week Online reported. A total of 10 Rove Hotels are expected to be opened in time for Expo 2020 Dubai, offering over 3,700 rooms in central locations across the city, according to the report.
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Data Dispatch Asia-Pacific: Tokyo office market heyday on the wane: Tokyo's brisk office leasing market is approaching a tipping point in 2017 as a large amount of new supply comes online and demand softens.
The Daily Dose Europe, Real Estate edition, is updated as of 6:30 a.m. London time. Some links require a subscription. Articles and links are correct as of publication time.
Celestyn Wong contributed to this report.


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That is that. I’ll be posting some other stuff online for Graft soon. I just have to find time where the narrator and I can actually record (it’s fallen through several times). Thanks for the follows folks!
Please note that the cover currently shown was created as a placeholder and will not be part of the final product.
About the author:
Like many people, there was a single moment that changed my life, and mine set me on the path of being a storyteller. I vividly remember sitting with my sister, I was 7 and she was 3, after she begged me to read to her. As an older brother, I always felt the need to be better than I was. Even as a child, I understood I had to set a certain example for my sister, and as we flipped through the pages, I did my best to keep her entertained while being ashamed of my secret, the fact that I couldn’t read.
Speech and language impairment was the designation for my learning disability. I was born with a deformed jaw, resulting in an extensive overbite. This meant that I not only had trouble speaking, but my ability to read and write were also impacted.
It took years of speech therapy, and external motivation from my mother, for me to overcome my disability. I went from being unintelligible to my current level of semi-proficient grunts and caveman-esque speaking.
Arguably, Swan Song, by Robert McCammon, was the novel that saved me. It was the first time I read a book by myself, but that was only possible after the hours I spent reading comic books with my mother and grandmother, various X-Men novelizations, and listening to Marvel Adventures on vinyl. Since then, I’ve always wanted to create my own comic-book, but due to my lack of ability to draw, I decided to write superheroes in prose.
About the Story:
Family is supposed to want the best for you, to keep you safe, but not everyone is lucky enough to have that. Three years ago, Seth Geller turned his back on his heritage, leaving an abusive home only to find himself on the streets. Now, at the age of sixteen, he’s desperately trying to find work in order to support himself, only to be turned away due to his lack of experience and education.
During his job search, he’s caught up in a vicious attack against the Redding Police Department. As the massacre begins, he watches in terror as the men and women that try to save him are cut down before his eyes. Drawn into the battle, Seth reveals himself as being gifted, exposing himself not only to the scrutiny of the world, but also to the hate group that organized the attack.
Inkshares is an intriguing method of publication. It allows the author to have a great deal of control over their work while also providing services like editing and cover creation. Theoretically, I could self-publish Graft, but I wouldn’t be able to hire someone to freelance all the work that needs to be done with it.
How can we help?
There are certain things that I need as an author that are highly difficult to come by, and a good example of that is feedback. Usually, I write and develop projects that would entertain me, that I would love to read or watch, but I’m somewhat of an odd duck. Your feedback is welcome, and I’d also like to hear what you want to see in future installments of The Weaver Chronicles.
Also, if you enjoy this novel it would be nice if you shared it. That would help me out quite a bit.
Why is it titled The Weaver Chronicles: Graft?
Each book in the series is named after the antagonist.
How close to completion is the novel?
Graft has been read by a few beta readers already and I’m currently going through and making revisions based on their comments.
How long is Graft?
Graft is roughly 65,000 words, which is short in comparison to other books, but I will be including a short story at the end as well. Graft comes to a natural end, and I feel it is best to keep it that way.
How long have you been working on Graft?
I started working on this project back in 2012. I immediately knew what I wanted to do with it, but due to some health concerns I had to put it on the back burner.
After working on it for so long why is it so important for you to publish it now?
Aside from me wanting to share my work with the world, my grandmother recently passed. She was a large part of my life, and always had faith that I would do something great. Every time I saw her, I’d bring her something I’d written, and she was always proud when she read it, even when I don’t think she meant it. Honestly, I feel like I let her down.
I’ve achieved far more in my life than I thought was possible, but I really don’t have anything to show for it. The last few years have been tough, and I figure I might as well push to fulfill my dream.
Have you published anything else?
Currently, I am under contract with a publisher for a novel and short story scheduled to be released in 2019. I am co-authoring that particular piece with my sister. I was also featured in the Divide and Conquer anthology back in 2014, the story can be read here for free.
When will the campaign start?
I’m hoping to launch the campaign this August.


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Obama Says Global Markets Can Handle Iran Oil Sanctions
March 30, 2012
WASHINGTON -- U.S. President Barack Obama is moving ahead with sanctions targeting Iran's oil exports in a move that significantly ratchets up pressure on Tehran to abandon its sensitive nuclear activities.
The move allows Washington to sanction foreign banks involved in the transfer of funds for Iranian oil, which would force other countries to give up their trade with the Islamic republic or face prohibitively high penalties in any U.S. transactions.
Oil profits account for some 70 percent of Iranian government revenues, fueling Tehran's controversial nuclear program.
The West fears that the program is working toward making a nuclear weapon, while Tehran insists that its intentions are peaceful.
A White House statement said that despite continuing "tightness" in the world oil market, Obama determined there is enough crude available to enact the sanctions without harming U.S. allies.
The determination was made "taking into account current estimates of demand, increased production by some countries, private inventories of crude oil and petroleum products, and available strategic petroleum reserves," the statement said.
Legislation passed by Congress late last year required Obama to determine by March 30, and every six months after that, whether the price and supply of non-Iranian oil are sufficient to allow importers to "significantly" cut their purchases from Iran.
In the past, the White House had warned that hitting Iran's oil sector too hard could shock the market and drive up prices. On March 30, the White House declined to speculate on what impact the move would have on already-high petrol prices but said other factors, including soaring international demand, are contributing to the price of oil.
On March 29, the White House said it had not decided to tap into the country's strategic oil reserves, which could temporarily increase the U.S. supply of oil and lower prices, but the option remains open.
In a memorandum to his state, treasury, and energy secretaries, Obama said he would continue to closely monitor the supply situation to ensure the market could accommodate a drop in volume of oil purchases from Iran.
The new U.S. sanctions will take effect at the end of June.
A European Union embargo on Iranian oil, approved in January, takes effect in July.
News agencies quoted a senior U.S. official as saying that once both the U.S. and EU measures take effect, "Iran will face a degree of pressure that is above and beyond anything that it has experienced before."
The official said China, India, and South Korea are among the countries that could be Impacted and said Obama discussed the issue with a number of leaders on the sidelines of a nuclear security summit in South Korea this week.
U.S. officials have engaged in months of consultations with partners on how they can reduce their oil imports from the Islamic republic without damaging their economies or facing shortages.
Before the March 30 decision, the U.S. State Department granted sanction exemptions to 10 EU countries and Japan because of steps they've made to curtail Iranian oil purchases. It could grant exemptions to additional countries in the coming weeks, and talks with several countries, including India, continue.
Turkey announced on March 30 that it was reducing oil imports from Iran by 20 percent.
The U.S. move comes ahead of an expected mid-April meeting between Iranian officials and members of the P5+1 grouping, the five permanent members of the United Nations Security Council plus Germany.
The meeting is a critical attempt at a diplomatic solution to Tehran's nuclear standoff with the West.
There was no immediate reaction from Tehran to the development in Washington.
Written by Richard Solash, with additional reporting by AP and Reuters
Copyright (c) 2012. RFE/RL, Inc. Reprinted with the permission of Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, 1201 Connecticut Ave., N.W. Washington DC 20036.
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Forensic reports have confirmed that murdered Japanese pannist Asami Nagakiya was not sexually assaulted before she was strangled in the Queen's Park Savannah last month.
Police sources working on the case told the T&T Guardian that samples sent for further testing abroad were returned last week and debunked suspicion that the 30-year-old had been raped and murdered.
The samples sent for testing also included oral swabs, which police said revealed some "very useful information" as they were awaiting analysis of DNA samples taken from suspects for comparison.
Nagakiya's body, still dressed in her Legacy Carnival costume, was found around 9.30 am on Ash Wednesday (February 10) under a tree at the Queen's Park Savannah by a homeless man. Nagakiya, a trained musician by profession and a tenor player with PCS Silver Stars, arrived in Trinidad on January 8 to participate in Carnival.
Homicide officers detained one man for questioning for three days before he was released while others gave statements to the police.
Investigations are continuing.


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“Why the hell is she staring me? I seriously don’t like her. I just helped her out once and look at the way she is looking at me. Seriously man I have learnt a big lesson. We should never help a person if we have even the slightest doubt that it might create feelings for you inside her heart,” I said rudely.
I was sharing my irritation with my friends during my ongoing lecture as I was just so pissed of by the glances of a girl in my batch. It all started the day I met her for the first time and I had no idea that she will just get on my nerves. I still remember the day when she was weeping as people were teasing her for her oily hair, old-fashioned clothes and ‘total behen ji look.’ That point of time I sympathized with her and fought with the people who were making fun of her looks. I don’t know what made her think that I have feelings for her. People in the modern era have just become so judgemental especially a girl like Saloni, who just want a guy in her life and the person who gives her the first attention wins her heart. If this is what people call love then it’s better to choke yourself as this is the most foolish concept of love ever. I hate it when girls just fall for you just by your act of kindness.
“Is she still staring me?” I asked Rishi.
“Yup,” he replied. “Understand dude, she wants to marry you,” he teased.
“This is not funny at all. Just get me out of this situation anyhow or I’ll do exactly what those men did to her long back only if I wouldn’t have stopped them that time. God, why did I ever acted so nice?”
“Wait, let me handle this. I will talk to her,” said Riya, my girlfriend.
I could see her a red flame burning in her eyes with jealousy. She was the one I loved and for two years we had been together in a relationship. She just couldn’t bear any girl looking at me with love. I saw her thumping her feet in anger and walking up to Saloni. She just stood before her and blocked her stare at me. She snapped her fingers to get her back from her fantasy world in which I played a major role.
“Listen, you, just stop staring my guy with your dirty eyes. Stay away from him and trust me you can never get him as he has me and even he wasn’t with me he would anyways not choose an ugly girl like you who is just a meant to be mocked at. Just don’t forget your limits and if I ever see you staring him again I will not stop myself from taking your class before everyone. So if you wish to save yourself from humiliation just back off right now,” she yelled.
Saloni felt so embarrassed that she started sobbing hysterically. I don’t know why I always felt bad for her but she deserved it. I saw Riya shouting at her and not even once did Saloni retaliate. Why was she doing this? Why would any girl just sit silently and weep like this? I felt bad but at the same time, I was irritated as I don’t like a girl like her who just act so dumb. After some time Riya returned and I just calmed her down by initiating a romantic conversation.
After that day Saloni started ignoring me. Whenever I walked past her she would always pull her eyelids downwards and walk off. Initially, I felt comfortable but later I started missing her anyways. I never had a friendly conversation with her but I felt that something was connecting me to her. What was it I didn’t know? All I knew was that I was happy with my girlfriend and I had no place for any other girl in my life. I loved her madly but did she loved me as much as I loved her.
Riya always gave her friends much importance than me. She just took me for granted always but I never complained or begged for her love. Whenever she would spend time with me I would just make the best use of it but at the same time, I would wonder that how much will I lie to myself? She was just a perfect girl for any guy but I was not happy with her as I never got the love from her that I always wanted. Something was missing in our relationship and that something I felt when Saloni was staring me. Hold on, did I made a mistake by hurting Saloni?
“Fine, I think I should apologize to her as what I did was just too rude,” I whispered to myself.
Before I could just get up and walk right up to her I saw her standing beside me but to my shock, she was holding something. She had stopped the cupboard from falling at me. I saw that she was not able to bear the pain but without considering anything she was there for my safety. Without wasting any time I pulled her in my direction and she withdrew her hand.
“THUD” was the sound that came as soon as she withdrew her hands. We were safe and that’s all that mattered to me at that instance. For the first time, I felt my heartbeat and I realized I was in love. I was about to say sorry when she pulled her hand and walked away. I called out her name loudly but she just left. I swiftly walked out of the library and was looking for her continuously but she was nowhere. I wanted to apologize to her and confess what I felt for her but where was she when I actually wanted to talk to her?
Suddenly, someone wrapped her hands around me and I thought it was Saloni. With a big smile on my face, I turned backwards. Unfortunately, the girl was Riya.
“Riya thank God you are here. I wanted to confess something about Saloni and just forgive me.”
She placed her finger on my lips and stopped me. “Listen to me first, I have a good news for us. Saloni has left this college forever. Our mentor informed us a few minutes back. I am just so happy she has gone out of our life.”
“What?” I asked in shock.
“What do you mean by this what?” she asked.
“Nothing,” it was all I could reply at that moment. Several thoughts revolved in my mind that just wouldn’t stop and I knew it well. After that day I never had a conversation with anyone. I broke up with Riya and accepted that I loved Saloni. I didn’t had any contact nor anyone else was in contact with her so I knew she would never return in my life. I have lost her forever. I was just too late to apologize to her.

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Pilgrim – II: Void Worship (Metal Blade Records, 01 April 2014)
Blizaro – Cornucopia della Morte (I, Voidhanger Records, 15 April 2016)
Hey! Did you enjoy Monday’s post about old-school occult/doom metal? I hope you did, because [[SPOILER ALERT]] there’s plenty more where that came from. Today we’ll be taking a look at another pair of bands who fit that description: Pilgrim and Blizaro.
As it turns out, each of these bands will be joining together with Castle on a handful of their upcoming tour dates (which we had discussed yesterday); one of the shows Blizaro is scheduled to play (July 31st in Pittsburgh) also will feature Brimstone Coven; a few lucky people will get the chance to see both Blizaro AND Pilgrim together. Further details about all this will be tucked into the comment section below, so be sure to check that out. But first, let’s talk about some music …
Newport, Rhode Island natives Pilgrim had their debut album Misery Wizard issued by Metal Blade Records back in 2012, to much critical acclaim. Since that time, bassist “Count Elric the Soothsayer” has departed; however, drummer “Krolg, Slayer of Man” and vocalist/guitarist/lyricist/songwriter “The Wizard” remain in the fold, with the latter adding bass-playing to his resumé. With the trio now reduced to a duo, their follow-up II: Void Worship was recorded and released (also by Metal Blade), two years ago in April.
The album opens with a mysterious, minor key guitar figure (sort of along the lines of “In the Hall of the Mountain King”) that makes up the short “Intro,” leading directly into the main riff of “Master’s Chamber.” Built upon the same basic guitar part as the opening track, but heavier and much slower, this song is certainly one of the album’s highlights that will stick in your head for quite a long time. The vocal melody — done in a slow baritone at first, and then slipping up into the tenor register in a later repeat — follows the guitar line practically note-for-note. For a long time, we have a slowly developing progression of chords in the guitar and bass parts, eventually turning into a new riff about halfway through, this one a bit more chuggy, but still very slow. Over the last two minutes everything slows down even more, giving off a feeling of grandeur — and finally around the nine minute mark the vocals return, closely following this new guitar part just as they had done earlier. These first two tracks by themselves — about twelve minutes altogether — are worth the price of admission (and secured the album a slot in my Top 14 of 2014 list). But don’t go anywhere, because the quality never diminishes over the remaining six tracks.
From the dark guitar arpeggio and slow waltz-time drums of “Arcane Sanctum” through the medium-tempo 6/8 “In the Process of Evil” to the two-minute “Dwarven March” based on a riff similar to the one at the end of “Master’s Chamber,” heavy doom instrumentals are interspersed with longer songs (“The Paladin” and “Void Worship,” for example) full of early Candlemass-style singing and thick, billowy layers of overdriven and reverby guitars. The overall tone here is somewhere halfway between Pallbearer and Volume 4 era Sabbath. In fact, the way closing track “Away from Here” progresses from a series of slowly-moving chords to an increasingly complex and chaotic conclusion seems similar to the way that album ends.
More than two years later, I am not aware of any immediate plans for new Pilgrim material — although we can certainly keep our fingers crossed — but at least we know that three lucky east coast cities will get the chance to see this band perform in August (see the details down in the comments). In the meantime, check out this crazy animated video for “The Paladin” and then go buy a copy of this amazing album!
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Rochester’s Blizaro is essentially the brainchild of guitarist/vocalist/keyboardist John Gallo, with whom you might be familiar as one of the founding members of Orodruin. It initially was a solo project with occasional guest contributors, through a series of demos and splits (and debut full-length City of the Living Nightmare which came out in 2010), after which Gallo had written the material for a second album, but this was reportedly shelved temporarily while he embarked on yet another solo journey, this time as John Gallow. Returning to the Blizaro material sometime later, he recruited Orodruin bandmate Mike Waske on drums and bassist Mark Rapone and put these nine tracks to tape; this peculiar and haunting opus finally saw the light of day about two months ago via I, Voidhanger, who had previously released the John Gallow album in 2014.
Okay, with that history lesson out of the way, let’s talk about Cornucopia della Morte. The record can be viewed as two different halves, more or less, with one central track joining them. “Giallo,” the instrumental exploration in the middle, starts off with a bassy synth incorporating a LFO filter (or some fancy jargon like that, basically I mean that it sounds all spacey and weird) combined with a driving rhythm consisting of syncopated guitar/bass/drums — overall the extended jamminess of the composition (with different instruments trading the lead melody back and forth) and the vibe of the background part combines to remind me a bit of “Green-eyed Lady.” A bit more synth-driven than the classic doom sound of the opening four tracks, this song seems to set the stage for the darker, nightmarish journey that’s forthcoming through the remaining four — and (fitting the song’s title perfectly) at one point an organ melody jumps out front, with a sort of horror movie (i.e. The Exorcist) soundtrack feel to it.
The preceding songs are identified as the four parts of a larger suite called “Nemesis,” though each is further subtitled. Spanning a wide range of influences (under the overall umbrella of doom metal), we go from the Egyptian/Arabian intro of “Daughter of the Scarab” through some lead guitar that could have fit perfectly on Sabbath Bloody Sabbath as well as a handful of electric piano, organ, and other synth sounds thrown into the mix; “Citadel of the Lunatic” further develops the mid-70s Sabbath sound while seeming equally inspired by late-70s NWOBHM (and a healthy dose of Gates of Slumber-style doom as well). “Interludio,” just under two minutes long, features a classical-style acoustic guitar set against atmospheric synths, flutes, and choir sounds — giving off a vibe remarkably similar to “Solitude” from Master of Reality, while finally “Altered State” seems like more of an old-school metal jam, a bit faster and with a cool guitar solo to boot, though it later slows down with a fuzzy bass in the driver’s seat and the lead part alternated between an organ and synthesizer.
The latter half of the album seems to portray an Inferno-like expedition. Despite the playful-sounding synth lead that opens “Frozen Awakening” (definitely giving off an ELP vibe), once the vocals enter the song takes on more of a Witchcraft quality, and things just turn more sinister from there. “Voyage to Hell” (a cover of a song originally by Paul Chain Violet Theatre) includes some rather menacing, almost frightening, vocals and aggressive guitar riffs — in essence, the song is a a three-minute descent into madness (seeming like the title is being interpreted as a metaphor for internally sinking into despair?). Continuing on with the references to moving downward, penultimate track “The Staircase” features widely sweeping synths and a sort of jauntily flanged guitar sound; later on the wild drum parts bring to mind the style of Ginger Baker. And this brings us to “Stygian Gate,” which includes the sound of falling rain and tolling bells, creating an atmosphere gloomy and doomy enough to fit its title’s literal reference to the entrance to hell.
When combined as a whole, the ‘abundant supply of death’ of this album will satiate anyone who’s craving high-quality doom tempered with uniquely experimental and progressive leanings. And don’t forget to check down in the comments for a list of the band’s upcoming travels all over the northeastern USA!
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You can buy yourself a copy of II: Void Worship right here, or Cornucopia della Morte over here.
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i have bin looking at the plank for a while now but i settled on two Leopold models
a while back because i thought perhaps still think it a bit that the minimum size for a
keyboard is 60% with arrow cluster.
Wanted to ask you guys how would one do the following without a dedicated arrow cluster?
The list goes for text editing and modifying large file names that consist of multiple parts like title.season.episode_number jumping to the next dot and selecting one part
of a name goes way easier with a dedicated arrow cluster.
example of arrow cluster usage.
- switch screen (not related but also something i often use)
left Ctrl + left/right arrow
- go to start / end of sentence (txt file)
cmd + left/right arrow
- jump to end / start of a word
alt + left/right arrow
- select a word from left or right side depending on location of cursor.
option + shift + left/right arrow
- select part of sentence jumping one word per time depending on location of cursor.
alt + shift + left/right arrow
The reason why i ask is that a friend of mine got the Vortex Core with mx-clears a while back from mykeyobard.eu (love to see more eu stores btw). he brought it along a while back and the one problem i had with it was missing the arrow cluster so i wanted to get your take on it..
one thing that was lacking on the Vortex was that it was not fully programmable.
in my humble opinion a must for 40% in fact after getting the Hasu module in my FC660C
i would say it’s a must for every keyboard. To bad he doesn’t sell one for the FC660M.
Accessing the arrow cluster true a second / third layer is all good an well.
but if you want to edit text doing combo’s that seems to be too hard perhaps impractical??
Like extreme finger gymnastics..
One thing that i’m sure of is how good the Vortex and even better the planck looks.
i would go for a split spacebar and use that for combo’s like enter and backspace.
(Like f+left spacebar = backspace and j+right spacebar = enter.)
The ergo clear part realy sounds good.. one thing i wanted to do in the future is modify my FC660M
making it fully programmable (clueboard PCB) and adding ergo-clears but i don’t have a soldering / desoldering iron so that’s why it’s a future project if at all.
But that’s a different story
one more question how do the 62g purple zeal switches compare to 62g ergo clears ??


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