WAUSAU - There will be no postseason for two of Wausau's largest high school football programs this fall, but Friday is still a key late-season game for the crosstown rivals.
West has been home to the Wausau Log since 2013, and the Warriors have an overall lead of 31-16-1 in the series. The Warriors downed East 49-7 last year in a game in which West rushed for 349 yards and six touchdowns.
East heads to Mosinee next week while West hosts Marshfield at Thom Field to close out the regular season. West's loss to Rapids last week ended the Warriors' chance of meeting the WIAA postseason qualifications with at least a .500 conference record,. East entered the season still ineligible for playoff consideration after leaving the Valley Football Association and beginning its run as an independent program last year.
Marc Sippel has been a highlight for the Warriors, entering the week leading the Valley Football Association-West Division with 64 tackles. Teammate Declan McCarthy has recovered a conference-best three fumbles and Vue Thao is tied with D.C. Everest's Delton Zuleger with three interceptions.
The Lumberjacks defense has forced seven turnovers this season and Ryan Sleby and Caleb Gruszynski have combined for four of the team's five interceptions.
Newman Catholic's Paul Michlig was the latest recipient of the Green Bay Packers high school coach of the week after the Cardinals defeated Milford-Cissna Park 58-34 in Elkhorn last Saturday in a matchup of two undefeated 8-player programs from Wisconsin and Illinois, respectively.
The Cardinals, who are the state's top-ranked 8-player program, rushed for a school-record 488 yards in the win to remain undefeated. Newman Catholic has not lost a game since it made the move to 8-player football at the start of last season. The Cardinals faced Bruce on Thursday night.


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Enchong Dee and Joshua Garcia open school of music | Inquirer Entertainment
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Enchong Dee and Joshua Garcia open school of music
By: Marinel Cruz
Philippine Daily Inquirer / 12:01 AM July 06, 2021
Enchong Dee (left), Joshua Garcia (second from left) and other members of the AOR Philippines team
With the goal of paying it forward for all the good business opportunities that came his way while working in show biz, Enchong Dee has partnered with close friend, Joshua Garcia, among others, to put up a music school called Academy of Rock.
"I was born and raised in the province where I saw that a lot of people wanted to expand their knowledge in music, not just because they have the talent in singing, but also because they know this could open more opportunities for them, may it be as a performer or teacher," said Enchong, who grew up in Naga, Camarines Sur.
"I want to meet people with the same eagerness and passion. If I've managed to achieve what I have now while in show biz, the same opportunities could also be given to them in the future, but of course, with the right training and exposure," Enchong told Inquirer Entertainment on Friday.
Enchong and Joshua recently inked a partnership deal—to relaunch the Academy of Rock (founded in Singapore) here in the country—along with music producers Jonathan Manalo and Rox Santos; visual artist and missionary Kristine Lim; producer, director and entrepreneur Benedict Mariategue and businessmen Jacinto Lee Gan Jr.
Academy of Rock (AOR) founder Priscila Teo witnessed the event virtually via Zoom, together with her Singaporean team. AOR is registered with the Ministry of Education in Singapore.
'Unique setup'
AOR Philippines is a music school dedicated to teaching rock and popular music. It offers "a unique teaching setup that goes beyond that of a traditional music school," Enchong explained. "[This means that] we have structured our school, its lessons and syllabi to provide music education (focused on rock and pop) that is holistic, yet tailored to match the aptitude, capabilities, and needs of each student."
Meanwhile, Joshua has always been very private about the "few businesses" he has gotten involved in over the years, saying he doesn't want to talk about them because "I don't want to brag naman." For AOR Philippines, however, he eagerly allowed his celebrity status to be used in order to promote it.
"I'm excited for AOR. I'm excited about our journey as business partners. Since I have a few businesses already, working with partners is no longer new to me," said Joshua. "It's a music school to better hone the talent of the youth. Filipinos are very talented performers—we're known for that. Music is very close to my heart, too, especially since I'm from the industry also. I consider this a very good investment."
Joshua said it was actually Enchong who convinced him to join this new business venture. "I want to thank him for this. He started by telling me stories about AOR. I agreed because I realized that Enchong and I have the same mindset. I also understood his goal for AOR Philippines so saying 'yes' to joining the team wasn't that hard for me."
Enchong added: "Plus, AOR Philippines will not stop at just being a rock or pop musical school, we will gradually move into being a 'middle man' for Filipinos who dream of being in the world of performing arts here and, hopefully, around Asia."AOR Philippines also gives more opportunities to their students by including a recording studio and talent management as part of its services. It is currently accepting enrollees for online classes. Visit its Instagram account @aorphilippines for inquiries. INQ
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Rich Dickerson began his music career as leader and songwriter for the NY based 80's band Crosswind. After releasing the self titled EP on SOS records (produced by Peter Dennenberg) Rich opened up for acts such as Joan Jett, The Hooters, Southside Johnny, Winger, Sheryl Crow and many more.
Rich moved to LA and began work as a music supervisor for movies such as Miramax "In Too Deep", Miramax "Paid In Full" and Warner Bros. "Queen of the Damned". Rich became the VP of Music for the animated internet Web network Icebox.com where he worked with many composers and produced the music for the shows and wrote theme songs.
After Icebox folded, he went on to score and write songs for the Warner Bros. show and films Scooby Doo. Rich was asked to write the theme song for the TV series "What's New Scooby Doo?" which was recorded by the Warner Bros band Simple Plan.
Rich has written theme songs and scored many shows for TV. Rich wrote the theme for the ESPN show "Off Mike's" which earned him an Emmy Award. In addition to his film and TV work, Rich has also produced and written for recording artists including EG Daily with his top 10 Billboard Dance hit "Beautiful".
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Over the past few decades, cancer nursing services have developed in response to major scientific and technological advances in the treatment and support for people with cancer. Cancer nursing services today are widely regarded as an essential component of a safe, quality cancer care system, with nurses making a vital contribution to the prevention and reduction of physical and psychological morbidity associated with a cancer diagnosis and the process of cancer treatment.
Like most health professions, the way in which nursing services contribute to improving the cancer experience and optimising the outcomes of cancer care is undergoing significant change. This change is being driven by many factors. In particular, the imperative to reform cancer services to create a system that is more person-centred is requiring that all health professions, including nurses, re-consider their practices and systems of care, as well as the nature of the relationships between the various cancer care professionals and with their patients, family members and community members. With its strong foundation in traditions of holistic person-centred care, its pivotal location in the system and the sheer size of its workforce, nursing services are set to play a critical role in the more responsive cancer care models of the future. There are, however, a number of challenges to realising the potential that exists for improving the experiences of people diagnosed with cancer.
The series of papers in this edition of Cancer Forum has been compiled with three objectives in mind: to provide examples of how a skilled nursing workforce can contribute to achieving a safe, high quality cancer care system that is centred around the needs of the person; to discuss some of the challenges and risks associated with realising the potential for nursing services in achieving such goals; and to consider possible solutions for addressing these challenges.
How do Cancer Nursing Services Contribute?
A growing body of evidence suggests that gaps exist in physical, psychological, social and practical support provided for people with cancer1. This is despite the publication of evidence-based guidelines that provide clear guidance on practices such as providing information, discussing prognosis, facilitating choices, preparing patients for threatening procedures and for transitions in care, done with other forms of practical, emotional and social support2. All health professionals have a role in supportive cancer care as such core concerns experienced by the person with cancer are complex and require responses drawn from a range of disciplines. The medical profession, for example, is uniquely placed to provide information about disease and treatment options in ways that reduce uncertainty and promote patient and family well-being. Allied health professionals are uniquely placed to respond to the many functional, practical, psychological and social needs that fall within their scope of practice.
Similarly, nurses' contribution to the supportive care dimensions of the cancer care service has features that can be both unique and complementary to that of other health professionals. In collaboration with other health professionals, nursing services are concerned with understanding and responding to diverse patient and family experiences of cancer, for example, distress, fear, fatigue, nausea, mucositis or neutropaenia. What is especially unique about the nursing contribution to patient support, however, is that nursing care draws from a broad knowledge base from clinical, social and psychological sciences. Moreover, compared to other health professionals, the nurse often has longer and more frequent interactions with the patient during their experience of the cancer care system, at least during much of the treatment phase.
In this edition of Cancer Forum, Piggott and colleagues emphasise how these more unique features of nursing practice enable nurses to be a focal point for assessment of support needs and a linkage with other parts of the health system. Similarly, Kristjanson's paper highlights the scope of family caregiver needs and several important supportive interventions for addressing these needs. This pivotal role that nurses play in supportive care has been highlighted in the recent report of the National Breast Cancer Centre's Multidisciplinary Care Demonstration Project, where the presence of a breast care nurse in a multidisciplinary team was seen to be beneficial to both women and clinicians3. The scope of nursing practice and their location in the system means that nurses are integral to identifying an individual's supportive care needs and engaging an appropriate team response to address these needs.
Furthermore, the Optimising Cancer Care1 report emphasised that there are many places for patients to get lost in our current health system. A core feature of service models of the future will therefore be a greater emphasis on coordination of care to overcome such gaps. As such, this edition of Cancer Forum includes a timely review paper highlighting some of the issues associated with designing and implementing Cancer Care Coordinators roles. A key message to be taken from this review is that achieving continuity of care from the patient's perspective will most likely require multifaceted system responses.
Gardner's paper also highlights the potential contribution that may be afforded by development of advanced practice models of nursing. Using the nurse practitioner model as her example, Gardner argues that nurses working with a scope of practice that incorporates extended practice activities that can include both medical and nursing activities can be very effective when the nurse practitioner's service fills a gap in access, efficiency or quality of service for the patient population in a specific field of health care. Such advanced practice roles, clearly situated within a team approach to health service delivery, present some important opportunities for cancer care. Recent UK studies4 of nurse-led clinics in cancer care demonstrate that such models achieve good patient outcomes.
What are the Challenges for Cancer Nursing?
While the papers in this edition of Cancer Forum highlight some important ways in which cancer nursing is responding to the pressure for system reform, Barrett's paper reminds us of some of the challenges that exist in achieving significant gains. Barrett's article presents quite sobering data that illustrate the workforce challenges nursing faces. Indeed, these workforce challenges are not unique to nursing. The National Health Workforce Strategic Framework5 published recently by the Australian Health Minister's Council notes that in Australia today, the health workforce grows at an annual rate of around 170,000 per year. However, in the year 2020, this number is predicted to be just 12,500 per year. The health system overall is facing increasing and unprecedented pressure as a result of such workforce challenges. Barrett's article is a timely reminder of the scope of the problem for cancer nursing in Australia and more importantly highlights the many factors contributing to the problem so that potential solutions can be identified.
The National Health Workforce Strategic Framework5 provides a vision for the health workforce over the next decade, and sets out a blueprint for action to achieve a sustainable health workforce. Two major government reports published in the last two years The Patient Profession6 and National Review of Nursing Education in Australia7clearly place the spotlight on nursing as a key component of the health system that requires attention if Australia is to maintain its high quality health service. The National Nursing and Education Taskforce has subsequently been established to implement recommendations from the National Review of Nursing Educations and a number of prohects are already underway looking at workforce planning, undergraduate and postgraduate education and nursing research and research training. At the same time, the establishment of the Cancer Nurses Society of Australia in 1998 has seen the professional organisation of cancer nurses in Australia develop rapidly, providing increased opportunities for developing and disseminating resources for cancer nursing practice, facilitating research and education in cancer nursing, promoting cancer nurses' contribution to national cancer control activities and for professional networking. The success of these types of policy initiatives and professional support programs will be critical for continued improvements to be made to cancer care services in this country.
The Commonwealth Government national review of nursing education report concludes that Australian nurses should be proud of the contribution they have made, often with limited acknowledgement other than the community's trust7. The report notes that many of the current problems experienced by nurses are brought about by the fragmentation of different policy and funding responsibilities. The report also concludes that considering the size of the nursing profession, it has received relatively little attention, being largely invisible in the policy debate and research priority agendas. We have a growing body of evidence about what patients need and want from our cancer system and about the models of care that might best address these needs. Such evidence continues to suggest that nurses will be integral to achieving a more patient-centred service. Realising this potential for service improvement through the contribution of nursing will, however, present some unprecedented challenges.
1. Clinical Oncological Society of Australia, The Cancer Council Australia and the National Cancer Control Initiative. Optimising cancer care in Australia. Melbourne: National Cancer Control Initiative, 2003.
2. National Breast Cancer Centre and National Cancer Control Initiative. Clinical guidelines for the psychosocial care of adults with cancer. Sydney, National Breast Cancer Centre, 2003.
3. National Breast Cancer Centre. National Multidisciplinary Care Demonstration Project. National Profile study of Multidisciplinary Care and Observational Study of Multidisciplinary Care, NSW National Breast Cancer Centre.
4. Faithfull S, Corner J, Meyer L, Huddart R, Dearnaley D. Evaluation of a nurse-led follow up for patients undergoing pelvic radiotherapy. British Journal of Cancer, 2001; 85;1853-1864.
5. Australian Health Ministers' Conference. National Health Workforce Strategic Framework, Sydney, 2004.
6. Commonwealth of Australia. The Patient Profession: Time for Action. Report on the Inquiry into Nursing. June 2002.
7. Department of Education, Science and Training. National review of nursing education: Our duty of care. Canberra: Commonwealth of Australia, 2002.


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The AHS Eagle • January 30, 2020 • https://theahseagle.com/12991/clubs-orgs/leadership-organizations/asb/incoming-asb-officers/
New ASB president, Heather Broyles, and Treasurer Paige Richards pose together, excited for the next year. "I'm excited to help out with activities and go to leadership camp this summer!" Richards commented.
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As the first semester begins to wrap up for AHS students, so does the 2019-2020 ASB term for the six seniors officers. For the past year Maggie Delany, Anne Fernandez, Jake Hurst, Brooklyn Lamie, Pearl Leon-Gurrero, and Brooklyn Hill have served AHS as ASB Officers. In the past year, they have accomplished many things and helped to make the school a more welcoming place.
ASB Treasurer Pearl Leon-Gurrero was particularly proud of the time all the ASB officers cooked pancakes in the commons for students. "We cooked breakfast last year, and a bunch of people got to eat pancakes and it was so much fun," Pearl commented. However In all the stress and the fun times as an officer Pearl took away a new understanding of power after becoming an officer. " Students, and people in general, elevate and idolize people that are in a position of power, but really they are just the same as everyone else. From Freshman year up to Junior year I idolized the ASB officers, but after becoming one I realized they were just like everyone else," Pearl said. Her humbled view well reflects the values that all good leaders should have.
Now stepping in her shoes as Treasure is junior Paige Richards. Richards felt moved to run for the position because, " I wanted to be an advocate for the students and get more involved in the school community", Richards commented. In her term, she would like to get more students involved in activities and continue to promote a positive school culture.
Joining Richards is junior and ASB president Heather Broyles. Broyles recalls back to middle school, wanting to run for president but was too afraid to speak in front of the whole school. "Then I gave a speech for 8th-grade recognition, and that's when I realized I like speaking in front of the school, so I wanted to redeem myself," she commented. Broyles has big ideas for the upcoming year like planning school spirit days and doing a lip dub. In addition to that, she would like to add more activities that are not based around sports to get more students involved.
On Monday, February 3rd Richards, Broyles, and the other four officers will officially begin their year long term and I have no doubt they will fulfill the legacy of past officers.


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René Taveneaux est un historien et universitaire français, né à Messincourt (Ardennes) le  et mort à Nancy le , spécialiste d'histoire religieuse des , en particulier du jansénisme et de l'histoire de la Lorraine. Il enseigna à l'Université de Nancy de 1952 à 1980.

Biographie

Origines et formation
René Taveneaux, fils de Théodore Taveneaux et de Pauline Aymond, est né en 1911 à Messincourt, issu d'une lignée d'agriculteurs et d'artisans du textile rural. Il passe son enfance à Remilly-Aillicourt, village situé à huit kilomètres de Sedan. Il évoquera plus tard dans un article la figure de son instituteur et celle du curé de sa paroisse qui contribuèrent à son éveil intellectuel et à sa future vocation d'historien. Il fait ses études secondaires au collège Turenne de Sedan et au lycée Faidherbe de Lille.

Il est ensuite étudiant à la Sorbonne et prépare une licence ès lettres d'Histoire, ayant notamment comme professeurs le médiéviste Charles-Edmond Perrin et le contemporanéiste Charles Seignobos, alors en fin de carrière. Soumis aux obligations militaires et ayant suivi une formation d'officier, il en sort sous-lieutenant au  d'infanterie en 1936-37. Rappelé en 1938 et mobilisé en 1939, il participe au conflit dans le secteur de Montmédy avant d'être fait prisonnier en . Il passe cinq années à l'Oflag XVII-A, en Autriche, jusqu'en . Il consacre ce temps de captivité à de nombreuses lectures afin d'enrichir sa culture historique, religieuse et philosophique. Dès 1946, peu de temps après son retour, il est reçu à l'agrégation d'histoire.

Carrière universitaire

René Taveneaux exerce d'abord comme professeur dans l'enseignement secondaire, au lycée Chanzy de Charleville-Mézières, en 1945-46, puis au lycée Henri-Poincaré de Nancy jusqu'en 1952. Il est ensuite nommé chargé d'enseignement à la Faculté des Lettres de Nancy. En 1960, il est reçu docteur d'État en histoire, après avoir soutenu à la Sorbonne une thèse principale, Le Jansénisme en Lorraine (1640-1789) et une thèse secondaire, Jansénisme et prêt à intérêt, la première publiée en 1960, la seconde en 1977, l'une et l'autre à la Librairie philosophique Vrin, Paris.

En 1960, il est nommé professeur titulaire à la Faculté des Lettres de Nancy, qui sera intégrée à l'Université Nancy-II après 1968. Il est titulaire de la chaire d'histoire de l'est de la France et responsable de l'Institut d'études lorraines. À sa retraite, en 1980, il accède à l'éméritat.

Dans le cadre de ses fonctions universitaires, René Taveneaux organise plusieurs manifestations et réunions savantes. Du  au , année du bicentenaire du rattachement de la Lorraine à la France, il est le maître d'œuvre d'un colloque consacré à La Lorraine dans l'Europe des Lumières. Du  au , il est un des trois organisateurs d'un colloque international portant sur Les Habsbourg et la Lorraine et placé sous le haut patronage de l'impératrice Zita, veuve du dernier empereur d'Autriche et roi de Hongrie. Son fils, l'archiduc Otto de Habsbourg, honore de sa présence la séance conclusive. Les actes de ces colloques ont été publiés par les Annales de l'Est, revue dont René Taveneaux a assuré la direction durant de nombreuses années.

Distinctions et honneurs

En 1958, René Taveneaux devient membre titulaire de l'Académie de Stanislas de Nancy. En 1961, il y prononce son discours de réception consacré à Stanislas, philosophe chrétien. En , il reçoit l'archiduc Otto de Habsbourg comme Docteur Honoris Causa de l'Université de Nancy. Le , il fait partie de la délégation qui représente la ville de Nancy aux funérailles de l'impératrice Zita à Vienne.
René Taveneaux est titulaire de la Croix de guerre 1939-1945. Il est officier de la Légion d'Honneur, officier de l'Ordre national du Mérite et commandeur des Palmes académiques.

L'œuvre de l'historien

L'historien du jansénisme et du catholicisme dans la France classique

Fruit des recherches menées, non seulement à partir des fonds d'archives lorrains mais aussi de ceux conservées à l'Église vieille-catholique de l'Union d'Utrecht et au Vatican, sa thèse Le Jansénisme en Lorraine est considérée comme un ouvrage pionnier à plusieurs titres. Elle institue l'histoire religieuse comme discipline universitaire à part entière, ce qui n'était pas évident dans les années 1950. Avec les études contemporaines de Jean Orcibal, elle contribue à la redécouverte du mouvement janséniste, non seulement sur les plans théologique et philosophique mais également en termes d'influences socio-économique et culturelle, l'auteur intégrant les influences de Max Weber et de Gabriel Le Bras. Le jansénisme lorrain est pluriel et s'insère dans cette « frontière de catholicité », à la charnière des mondes français et germanique, selon l'expression de Pierre Chaunu. René Taveneaux invente ainsi le concept de « dorsale catholique », désignant cet espace correspondant à peu près à l'ancienne Lotharingie dans l'Europe religieuse du . Couvrant dans son étude le siècle et demi qui précède la Révolution française, il considère l'Abbé Grégoire comme un avatar tardif du Jansénisme lorrain.

Dans sa thèse secondaire Jansénisme et prêt à intérêt, l'auteur met en évidence la modernité de la réflexion économique des milieux jansénistes. Celle-ci apparaît proche des propres théories de Calvin qui, en leur temps, furent mises en évidence par Max Weber dans L'Éthique protestante et l'esprit du capitalisme. La plupart des jansénistes rejettent, en effet, le dogmatisme de l'Église tridentine condamnant sans nuance le prêt à intérêt.

Quelques ouvrages destinés à un plus vaste public permettent à René Taveneaux de présenter, de façon plus globale, sa vision du jansénisme et du catholicisme post-tridentin. Jansénisme et politique, publié chez Armand Colin en 1965, est constitué d'un recueil de textes mettant en lumière le rapport entre les disciples de Jansenius et la réflexion politique dans les cent-cinquante dernières années de la monarchie absolue. Dans la collection éponyme de chez Hachette, La Vie quotidienne des Jansénistes aux  (1973, rééd. 1985) constitue une synthèse consacrée à ce mouvement qui touche simultanément au religieux et au politique. Le Catholicisme dans la France classique (1610-1715), double volume d'abord destiné aux étudiants (SEDES 1980), complète ce corpus ainsi que des contributions à l'Encyclopedia Universalis et à L'Histoire des Religions, Tome 2, publiée dans la collection de la Pléiade (réédition en Folio, 1999).

L'historien de Nancy et de la Lorraine

L'intérêt de René Taveneaux pour l'histoire de Nancy et de la Lorraine s'exprime dans la publication de nombreux articles et la participation à plusieurs ouvrages collectifs dans lesquels il couvre tout ce qui concerne la vie intellectuelle et religieuse aux . Sont publiées ainsi, sous sa direction, une Histoire de Nancy chez Privat en 1978 (prix Thiers de l'Académie française) et, en plusieurs volumes, une Encyclopédie illustrée de la Lorraine, aux Presses universitaires de Nancy dans les années 1990.

Parmi les sujets ayant la faveur de l'auteur et abordés dans plusieurs articles et au cours de différents colloques, il convient de retenir tout ce qui concerne le personnage de Stanislas Leczinski, ancien Roi de Pologne devenu Duc de Lorraine à titre viager, jusqu'à sa mort en 1766. René Taveneaux s'est intéressé en particulier à la dimension philosophique et religieuse de ce prince contemporain des Lumières.

Dans un tout autre domaine, il s'est attaché à souligner les liens entre Maurice Barrès et la Lorraine au cours d'un colloque organisé à Nancy en 1962, année du centenaire de la naissance de Maurice Barrès.

Publications
 Le Jansénisme en Lorraine, 1640-1789, Paris, J. Vrin, 1960.
 Jansénisme et politique, Paris, Armand Colin, 1965.
 La Vie quotidienne des jansénistes aux , Paris, Hachette, réédition 1985.
 Jansénisme et prêt à intérêt, Paris, J. Vrin, 1977.
 Le Catholicisme dans la France classique (1610-1717), Tomes 1 et 2, Paris, SEDES 1980.
 Histoire de Nancy (Collectif), Privat, Toulouse, 1978 (prix Thiers de l'Académie française).
 La vie en Lorraine, Tome 3 : La vie religieuse (Collectif), PUN, Nancy, 1998 (in Encyclopédie illustrée de la Lorraine).

Distinctions

Notes et références

Liens externes

Historien français du XXe siècle
Historien du jansénisme
Historien moderniste français
Officier de la Légion d'honneur
Naissance dans les Ardennes
Naissance en juillet 1911
Élève du lycée Faidherbe
Décès en mars 2000
Décès à Nancy
Décès à 88 ans
Enseignant au lycée Chanzy
Professeur à l'université de Lorraine
Lauréat du prix Thiers


Everything is so meaningless that the man discovers he needs to reach beyond the familiar, tearing through the false constructs of reality, and wrap his mind around the cosmic connection that lingers within the unseen realm. Like a mass of tendrils slithering across space in hopes of attaining a home, the man's mind spreads out in transparent thoughts that try to connect with those of his neighbor.
The man's neighbor, sitting across the side yard in his comfy home, watching a daytime talk show called Meet the Losers of Horrible America, simply enjoys his early retirement from the soap factory. Not a single thought penetrates his mind, and the man's efforts prove useless. There is no mental connection that can result from the man's meek willpower, and thus the "mental tendrils" retreat back into their useless confines.
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Jason Davidson signs for Croatian champions HNK Rijeka
The left-back signed on a free transfer following his release by Huddersfield Town
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Jason Davidson celebrates scoring for Huddersfield Town against Charlton Athletic during the 2015/16 season.
Jason Davidson has joined Croatian champions HNK Rijeka after being released by Huddersfield Town.
The 26-year-old spent last season on loan at Dutch side FC Groningen, having found first team opportunities limited with the Terriers.
Back in March 2016, Davidson spoke out against head coach David Wagner's selection policy, suggesting he should have been Town's first-choice left back .
The Aussie had made nine appearances in 23 under Wagner at that point, and went on to make just five more in his Town career.
Davidson was then loaned out to the Eredivisie side, where he made 22 appearances before being released by Town upon his return to West Yorkshire.
The defender announced his move on Twitter, saying: "Happy to have signed with Croation champions Rijeka.
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Rivaled only by the Gilmore Girls, the Kardashian-Jenner squad gives me the most excruciating food envy. Whether it's their signature XXL salads or decadent dinners at Il Mulino, my cravings grow tenfold after a Keeping Up with the Kardashians binge. And despite these indulgences, Kim still manages to cut one of the most enviable figures in the game—yes, even when she's pregnant.
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While I was inclined to think she'd have specific, one-note hankerings for pickles, ice cream, or Reuben sandwiches (just my mom?), she's an equal-opportunity-carb-consumer (okay, slightly partial to pasta). She revealed as much in a podcast interview with Vogue's André Leon Talley, outlining her entire, albeit straightforward, pregnancy diet. And, it's pretty healthy...
"Every morning I have egg whites and avocado, and a piece of wheat toast," she said. "For lunch I love a salad, and for dinner, it's usually a risotto or a pasta."
Here, we've outlined her daily mother-to-be diet in the graphic because while Kardashian may be eating for two, it's a menu any lone carb-happy gal can get behind.
From Marie Claire
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DIET WOMEN'S HEALTH


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Five Years Ago Tonight: Clinching The Wild Card
Posted on September 28, 2016 by Christine Coleman
Ah, Game 162! That epic final night of the 2011 regular season, when the triumphant comeback of the Cardinals and monumental collapse of the Braves was complete, yet was just one part of a fantastic evening. (Though obviously the part we as Cards fans cared about the most.)
Experience again MLB's highs and lows from the evening here (it's worth the 12 minutes, especially to see bits of Chris Carpenter's performance — plus isn't it always nice to see the Red Sox complete their collapse? And the Braves as well?). Then continue on below to read what was published here five years ago about Game 162, which made the "September to remember" complete. That final sentence is rather prescient in retrospect, if I do say so myself. (OK, only because we know the final fairy-tale ending. Still …)
That's A Historic Comeback Winner!
The comeback climb is finished, and in the best way possible — the Cardinals are the Wild Card Champions!
Carp, Albert and an epic hug
The details are so familiar now: on the morning of Aug. 25, the Cards were 10 1/2 games behind the Braves. They'd just been swept by the Dodgers — Aaron Miles' revenge — and were 67-63.
The the winning began, with that 8-4 Social Media Night victory over the Pirates. The winning continued. And now, history.
Making the playoffs after trailing by 10 1/2 after 130 games is, according to Fox Sports Midwest, the biggest comeback in history. No. 2 on the list? The 2011 Tampa Bay Rays, who are the AL Wild Cards Champs following their own stunning win in Game 162. At one point they'd been 9 games back. Third on the list? The 1964 Cardinals, who trailed by 8 1/2 games before propelling themselves to the National League pennant.
The Cardinals' win was achieved without any of the tension or drama of Tuesday night. They took command from the very beginning, with five straight hits to open the game. Albert drove in the first run for RBI No.99, and the scoring continued until Nick Punto drove in run No. 5. Chris Carpenter came to bat before even taking the pitchers mound — always a good sign.
And CC was determined. He was the pitcher we all wanted out there in a must-win game, and he showed exactly why. A complete game shutout, only two singles allowed, 11 strikeouts, 106 pitches — aces do what aces do. He even drove in the Cards' 7th run of the night, just for fun. (Final score was 8-0.)
Yet, with the Cards victory all but assured in the top of the seventh inning, many of us turned our attention elsewhere for a bit — as in to ESPN2, where the top of the ninth inning in Atlanta was beginning. The score was 3-2 and Braves closer Craig Kimbrel was in. Placido Polanco, our old pal, started things off right for the Phillies with a single. After a strikeout, Kimbrel walked two to load the bases. And Chase Utley delivered, with a game-tying sacrifice fly.
And, once the Cards game ended, they joined the rest of us in watching that game. The 13th inning proved to be the lucky one for the Cardinals — the Phillies took the lead as Hunter Pence singled with two on base, then quickly retired the Braves. That completed the Atlanta collapse and started the celebration for the Cards in Houston and those of us throughout Cardinal Nation.
As Matthew Leach describes it:
The clubhouse absolutely erupted, with joy, shock, relief and excitement. Forty or so grown men hooted and hollered like little boys, drenched each other with champagne and beer and chanted their trademark slogan, "Happy flight!" It's what they yell in the clubhouse when getaway day ends with a win — but no getaway day has been quite like this one.
So, now, a time to celebrate and look back on the journey that's brought the Cardinals to the playoffs. Then, Saturday, the games begin — and all records are cleared. The Phillies are 0-0 now, just like the Cardinals.
And with the way these past five weeks have gone, there's really no telling just where the story of the 2011 Cardinals is going to end.
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About 7:38 a.m., on April 2, 1980, northbound Amtrak Train No. 82 collided head-on with Seaboard Coast Line (SCL) Extra 2771 South on the single track of the SCL Railroad at Lakeview, North Carolina, after train No. 82 overran a stop signal at the north end of the double track. Twenty-nine crewmembers and ninety-four passengers were injured, and damage was estimated at $1,145,492.
The National Transportation Safety Board determines that the probable cause of this accident was the failure of the engineer of train No. 82 to perceive and comply with the "approach" aspect of a signal and his continued operation of the train at a speed too high to stop before it overran a stop signal. Contributing factors to the accident were the dense Log and the train's speed which reduced the engineer's perception time; the engineer's possible distraction by a schoolbus which crossed immediately in front of the train as it approached the signal; and the absence of means to alert the engineer that he had failed to comply with the approach signal indications.


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Ontario announces modernization support for frontline correctional workers
Union applauds new measures
"The eyes of corrections staff are everywhere. We know what keeps communities safe. Developers are only looking at their bottom line."
The Ontario government is modernizing the adult correctional system across Eastern Ontario.
New construction and building upgrades will update facilities, address issues of overcrowding and create new spaces for the delivery of mental health services, inmate programming and staff training.
"Our frontline correctional staff have been absolute champions throughout the pandemic, putting their communities first and keeping all of us safe," said Premier Doug Ford. "By making these important investments in Eastern Ontario, we will upgrade our corrections infrastructure, better protect our correctional officers, and contribute to our economic recovery through these new construction projects."
Under the modernization strategy, the province will:
build a new Greater Ottawa Correctional Complex on an existing government-owned site in Kemptville to improve staff and inmate safety;
replace the Brockville Jail, which was built in 1842 and is currently the oldest in the province, with a new facility that will increase capacity and improve access to services and programming in the area;
expand the St. Lawrence Valley Correctional and Treatment Centre and Quinte Detention Centre to improve mental health services for women who are incarcerated and add capacity; and
renovate the Ottawa-Carleton Detention Centre to better accommodate programming for inmates and other initiatives.
"The Ontario government is making a substantial investment that will transform the corrections system in Eastern Ontario," said Solicitor General Sylvia Jones. "Modernizing outdated infrastructure and building new facilities will create a better and safer environment for our hard-working frontline staff and address overcrowding in many of our institutions."
The new measures build on the province's $500 million investment over five years to transform correctional facilities across the province to help ensure the safety and security of frontline staff.
The Eastern Region Strategy will provide benefits throughout the area for years to come, including creating jobs and supporting local businesses during construction and providing jobs to local residents once the projects are completed. These projects will also help stimulate the economy over the long term as Ontario moves into the next phase of recovery from COVID-19, according to the government.
"These critical investments demonstrate our government's ongoing commitment to our incredible frontline corrections workers, while also providing an important boost to our local economy," said Steve Clark, MPP for Leeds—Grenville—Thousand Islands and Rideau Lakes. "I am so proud today's announcement includes expanding the St. Lawrence Valley Correctional and Treatment Centre to provide treatment for female inmates with serious mental health needs. This is a project I have worked on for years alongside community leaders to build on the expertise we have now at the facility."
Ontario Public Service Employees Union (OPSEU) applauded the Ford government for stepping up with more investment to address chronic problems in Ontario's correctional system.
"I'm extremely pleased to see the government making good on its plan to fix the Crisis in Corrections," said Warren Thomas, OPSEU president. "Taking practical, meaningful steps to relieve the crisis is long overdue – and COVID-19 has made solutions even more urgent. I appreciate that the Premier has taken the time to sit down with me and listen to advice from the front-line workers that OPSEU represents."
"This is yet another positive step in the transformation of Ontario corrections," said Chris Jackel, chair of OPSEU's corrections division. "We've advocated for new infrastructure for years. This will go a long way in ensuring professional service delivery, especially in the eastern region."
Thomas also gave some advice on the funding model for design and construction.
"We've seen the costly and dangerous disasters that have come out of corrections public-private partnerships built by the previous government, including Waypoint Centre for Mental Health Care and Toronto South Detention Centre, known as the 'mistake by the lake," said Thomas. "Front-line workers know far more about on-the-ground corrections than private-sector developers looking to make a buck. It's imperative that front-line workers, through their union, are consulted every step of the way during the design and build."
Previously, Ontario hired 59 new correctional officers who have completed the redesigned Corrections Foundational Training.
Staff at Ontario-run custody centres put at risk of COVID-19, says union
Union pushing for better PPE in prisons amid COVID-19


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2016 Set to Smash The Annual Gun Sales Record to Smithereens
by Dean Weingarten |
2016 has been breaking records for gun sales. In fact, records were being broken seven months before the ball dropped on 2016. We only have records through the end of May, but they show a clear trend and if it continues, 2016 will have set the record for the most American gun sales in a year. Ever. But that trend just got bumped, jumped, and Trumped. It's now taking off like a Falcon SpaceX rocket. The reason, of course, is politics.
The fact is, more than half of Americans associate guns with safety. That trend has been building for decades. It's supported by theory and facts. It's the result of education and cold hard thinking. But thinking got thrown out the window on June 12th.
With the Islamic terror attack in Orlando, the ruling Obama administration just had its worldview kicked in the teeth, knocked to the gutter, and has started to bleed out. But the people who rule the Democrat party cannot let that worldview die. Their entire life and life's investments depend on keeping it on life support. What to do, what to do?
Attack a scapegoat who had nothing to do with the attack, but who is a consistent Democrat boogyman. Attack the NRA and guns.
President Obama, Hillary, and Bernie all agree: Americans have too many guns, the wrong kind, and they can use them too easily. This will not fly with most Americans, but it will fly with enough to scare the majority into a gun buying spree such as we have never seen. The last seven years, which set record after record after record, will look tame.
A couple of weeks ago, I predicted that NICS instant checks would reach 28 million for the year, an all time record. I though I was stretching my neck out.
I was much too conservative. Consider 30 million, maybe 32 million for 2016. We won't know until the ATF releases figures early in 2018, but that is my prediction now. The Obama administration and its surrogates, Hillary, Bernie, all the old media, will be pushing panic and fear of guns as hard and fast as they can, right up to the election.
That will scare the 53 percent that associate guns with safety into buying guns like never before.
©2016 by Dean Weingarten: Permission to share is granted when this notice is included.
Gun Watch
Danny Griffin says:
You are 100% correct, Dean. Six months ago the FBI had to take agents off appeals just to process basic checks. It's worse now.
I just bought some more guns. I need them because there are crazies out there shooting up bars and random people especially in gun free zones. I need to protect myself from these psychos and waiting 4 hours for the cops to deal with the issue like they did in Orlando is just unacceptable to me.
Buy Ammo
Buy American (unless you see something nice that you can't live without at your LGS).
LS/HD says:
I understand Buy American, but restricting imports will be an early priority for a Hillary administration, so I would tend to make sure you have every import you need as you see it available over the next few months.
Restricting shower-time abuse at the Federal Medium Security Penitentiary for Women, AZ, will be the sole priority for the Hillary administration. She'll break one arm throwing co-conspirators under the bus and one wrist writing appeals motions.
Mark N. says:
Unless Trump is elected, she will never see the inside of a federal court much less a detention facility. I'd bet money on it. The Democratic Party will not eat its own. Eight years ago, she, Obama and the DNC made a deal: she would not stand in Obama's path to the White House, in exchange for which she would be given a cabinet post and the democratic party nomination in 2016. Just look at all the superdelegates that lined up behind her even before the primaries.
Too late. She did that when she was SecState, preventing the importation of used South Korean M1 Carbines.
BLAMMO says:
Yeah, forget the bread and milk. There's a storm coming but it's not a snowstorm.
I gotta get the guns & ammo.
I GOTTA GET THE GUNS & AMMO!!
DickDanger says:
I agree with buy american. I've been tempted to pick up a Tristar cz 75 knock-off, or just get another CZ-75, but I can't help but worry that when the Hildabeast wins, getting my hands on spare parts and mags is going to be difficult.
tfunk says:
Man, every year the dwindling number of gun owners just keep setting records of the number of guns they buy! It almost makes you think that the number of gun owners is actually increasing vs decreasing…but there's no way NBC, CBS, MSNBC, ABC, FOX and all those other stations could be wrong…right?
That gave me a good chuckle.
ActionPhysicalMan says:
The anti's had better watch it or the horse if going to get out of the barn.
ready,fire,aim says:
Obama…best damn salesman for the last 7 1/2 years….going on 8
LGS has been packed every time I visit. Shelves aren't looking bare, and selection still looks pretty good so the channel is still stocked. Saw alot of first time AR buyers shopping like its Christmas eve. We've got motivated customers and no supply issues this time. The numbers are gonna be insane.
Simon DW says:
While I'm glad more people are getting into shooting, it's tragic that it had to be under this set of circumstances; a series of high profile shooting rampages, panic buying, and the looming threat of the federal government limiting constitutionally protected rights.
jwm says:
It's simple. The .gov can't protect you from a lone gunman. A chinese armored division, yes, but a lone gunman, no.
More people are waking up to the whole self defense thing.
Indeed. Google "South v. Maryland (1855)", "Bowers v. DeVito (1982)". and "No duty to protect".
pieslapper says:
With what Barry has done to the military I'd be worried about the Chinese armored division as well.
I'm confident the military can handle 1 chinese armored division. But your point is very valid. Under barry our military has been weakened to the level of 1940.
And we all know where that went.
I said it on the Obama Orlando speech article and I'll say it again.
That ship has sailed. America has decided "what kind of country we want to be", and acted on it.
FormerWaterWalker says:
I'm gettin' everything I can get my old hands on. And buying American is not a priority…
Elliot S says:
Glad I went through the process of building my inventory over the last couple of years. Not looking forward to the headache of having reloading supplies on hand.
Southern Cross says:
Definitely time to stockpile M855, 7.62×39, 5.45×39, primers, and propellant powder.
Also consider investing in reloading equipment and bulk 55 and 62 grain projectiles.
Things are only going to get worse. The shockwaves will be felt globally. Even downunder. I'm surprised the Greens haven't released a statement about how tougher gun laws in Australia would have prevented the Orlando massacre.
Perhaps the Greens are still in a narcotic stupor about how one of their progressive partners committed such an act on another of their progressive partners.
Did my part last week to help out. Plan on doing it again within the next couple months, too. 🙂
CentralIL says:
Not all of those are gun sales though. What about the NSSF-corrected numbers? Lots of concealed carry permits being issued/renewed?
That was addressed in the previous article which was linked above. The multiplier is about 0.6.
Joseph Quixote says:
22 LR goodbye again. Annoying.
LHW says:
I hope this translates to a good November.
David Z says:
You all are crazy paranoid freaks. Buy all the guns you can. There are no proposals to take them away, only proposals to keep them away from dangerous people you fools
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Jerry Auarry and Mac Foster will be licensed to fight in Madison Square Garden on June 17 even if they are sus pended by California. Edwin Dooley, chairman of the New York State Athletic Commis sion, said yesterday he would sanction the heavyweight con test here.
The Garden Boxing Club and the Olympic Boxing Club of Los Angeles contend they have agreements for the fight. The California commission has threatened to suspend Quarry and Foster if the fight is not held in that state.


Two more days! I've updated the application list. Make sure to follow the instructions for applications.
I think Batrachian is complete. Let me know if you need or want anything more.
Appearance: Selphina is slightly taller than average for a female elf, generally coming in a couple of inches under most men of her race. She is all the things that one would expect of her in many regards simply due to blood and profession; elegant, graceful, fine boned and well spoken are many adjectives that one could associate with her presence. A typical elf in nearly all regards.
As an adult Selphina's age ventures into triple digits but in appearance, when compared to a human woman of similar maturity, slight lines at the corner of her eyes and an air of experience and sophistication would lend her the equivalence of someone in her mid, or breaching late, thirties. Her hair is a sheet of brown kept long for the sake of her own vanity, but Selphina employs a range of stylings to keep it from becoming a hindrance and it changes frequently, often adorned with clips and ornaments of which she is fond.
Her clothing changes as her situation dictates, but it is clear from those who know Selphina well that she favours plainer clothing and mail - whatever is practical. Travelling in the desert is no fun for an elf and when doing so she wraps up to protect against the elements.
Personality: Selphina's overall demeanour is quietly affable and the woman is rarely seen without a small smile on her face. She prefers to project a professional and approachable disposition at both friends and acquaintances alike, her temperament ever steady. There are few that have ever seen her anger in such a manner as to raise her voice as Selphina prefers to solve disputes with words and good graces rather than bickering openly.
When working, she manages her emotions so that she is unmoved by things like anger or joy or sadness. Whilst she definitely experiences these things having them under her thumb is part of her position. Losing control is not an option for her so she simply endures in a patient, elegant manner. In private, or during personal downtime, Selphina enjoys her feelings as much as anyone else. But these are kept quiet and the company she chooses to be such in are few and far between.
Above all else however, Selphina exists to protect others, through potent magic or simply by sitting in on a peace talk between two rival businessmen. Even now, Selphina can sometimes be easily distracted if she sees or hears of someone in need. To her, duty and honour mean that it is her job to make sure that everyone from children, to the blacksmiths, to priests, to merchant princes, always have someone to ensure that they can live their lives free of threat, in peace and quiet. It is a pity, sometimes, that she rarely gets that herself.
Selphina never knew her parents. She was an infant found crying in the desert by a travelling caravan, lucky not to have been food for resident scavengers or to have suffered an unfortunate end in the intense heat. Huddled under a shard of sun bleached bones, her cries drew the attention of the trader's guard and she was summarily adopted by a cleric of Eldath whom had been trading healing and diplomatic services in order for the protection afforded on route. A brass scaled dragonborn by the name of Miira, she became her mother in lieu of one, naming the elf after two poets she knew of her heritage.
Miira was a kindly, ageing spirit when she picked up the elf child and was pleased to have new companion to spend time with. Her temple of origin close to the south pole of Vaun, she preferred to be on the road as much as possible and instilled in Selphina a healthy taste for compassion and a sense of adventure. There were holy sites to visit, clergy to meet and souls to inspire and to save. Selphina grew up a happy child into a genteel young teenager, assisting Miira in her duties. Eventually their relationship drifted from mother-daughter to master-apprentice and Selphina, in time, grew to know Eldath in the same fashion, able to call to and wield her magics.
But Miira, although proud of her charge, was very much aware that time was not on her side. Already a little too old to have been carrying around a baby when Selphina had wailed her way into her life, her passing was a quiet, solemn affair a few years later after the pair had wandered their way back to their home temple in the south. After grieving Selphina decided that her adoptive mother would not have wanted her to, as she would have put it, 'mope around forever' and thusly took up their previous lifestyle once more, alone.
Over the many years that Selphina has been 'on the road' since then she has experienced much, made friends and enemies both and taken a quiet approach to her goddess. Suffering from a distaste for open preaching of Eldath's ways, instead Selphina prefers to have more private, intimate discussions with those who are curious about her religion and of her teachings, finding this a better tool for answering questions and instilling a sense of faith in others. Much like Miira, the elven woman returns 'home' rarely, preferring to lend her services to wherever and whomever needs her the most.
Yslip is somewhere she has visited often. A good hub for work, diplomatic or otherwise, and an excellent spot for resupplying and meeting old friends, having an Eldathan cleric on hand to downplay conflicts and provide healing aid is what has led her into current company. Selphina, perhaps to her detriment on occasion, is someone who finds it hard to say no when she knows that she provides valuable aid. Just sometimes perhaps not in the way that person is expecting.
"Lovely," Miira only spared the ogre the briefest glance before turning back to her allies to make sure they were whole. When an orc got too close, the dragonborn swung her mace in a sweeping arch to push it away. The metal clanged loudly against the remaining armor the creatures wore, and each solid hit sent vibrations through her claws that made her wrists feel numb. She didn't need to attack them—as far as she could tell, she just needed to set them in the path of the two warriors and focus on her supportive spells. Her eyes met those of the elven woman at her side for a moment as she turned away.
The ogre closed in on the group, its bellow loud and hitting her full in the chest. Selphina watched it charge forward toward the dragonborn woman, only to be slammed back with ice and fire from...somewhere in this ridiculous melee. Selphina followed, aiming four bolts toward the ogre as she slammed the jagged end of her own mace into the ground. The white orbs of energy seemed to have no effect, doing nothing more than snapping on tough skin and disappearing like smoke. Around her, the battle raged harder. The moment she saw the ogre surge forward, Selphina assumed the worst and she shouted a warning that came too late.
She had gotten too close and the ogre's fist swung and swiped at her, knocking the old cleric off her feet. The barrier caught the brunt of the hit, leaving her with the force of the collision and the fall that knocked the wind out of her lungs. Before she could get up, the ogre slammed its hands down onto the rockface under the sand and sent shockwaves out to those nearby. Selphina was knocked back a few more feet, her head cracking against the ground. Her ears rang and her head swam as the world fogged up. Terrible. Utterly terrible. Evidentially, the church and all the books she had read had not prepared her to get killed by orcs and ogres.
Selphina Valmaris was far too young for all this if they were honest with each other. But sometimes, sometimes, you didn't get a choice. And so, with a colossal groan, the elf stood up, shaky on her two feet. She was pretty sure that her arm was broken but they could see to that later. Whenl the wind whistled over a peaceful dune. Or her last breath left her body.
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A little over 12 hours until the application deadline. Get those apps complete!
I'm sorry, Fig but I'm gonna have to withdraw my character. I have quite a bit on my plate and want to avoid getting burned out.
Sorry to hear that, Art. Will update the first post.
Another note, I do not know if your application is complete unless you PM me, post here, or update the application post. Don't assume that when the deadline hits, I know if your application is complete.
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Good luck and good gaming to whomever is chosen.
You can find the game threads here. Please start working on your character sheets, following the instructions in the Group Roster thread.
Hello! We are reopening applications for this game! We are looking for two, possibly 3 more players. Feel free to ask any questions. If you would like to resubmit the application you posted originally, please let me know.
Note: the group does not currently have a dedicated healer.
I am interested. I am debating using the old application or making a new character. When is the deadline for new applications?
ASAP is preferable. Things are slow here, so no true deadline.


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Let's turn back the clock to 2011 with Kaskade's infectious track from the Fire & Ice album, "Eyes"!
Ah, 2011. The year we bid The Oprah Winfrey Show and Harry Potter farewell, witnessed Charlie Sheen's meltdown and successive firing from Two And A Half Men, and obsessed over Adele and Bridesmaids. Anne Hathaway and James Franco made us cringe as they hosted the Oscars and Beyonce broke the internet when she announced that she and Jay-Z were expecting their first child. Amidst all of this chaos and excitement, 2011 was also the year Kaskade released his seventh studio album Fire & Ice.
A two-disc offering, Fire & Ice appealed to every type of Kaskade fan out there with the uptempo Fire and downtempo Ice sides coming together and pushing all who listened into a bliss-like state. The album itself featured a number of tracks that still get played out consistently to this day including "Lessons in Love," "Turn It Down," and "Room For Happiness". My favorite, however, was and continues to be "Eyes" featuring Mindy Gledhill.
To be honest, I'm not sure what it was about this song off the album that sparked my initial attraction to it. Perhaps it was that "Eyes" was the first Kaskade song I'd ever been introduced to, but more than likely it was because I had a crush on the person doing the introducing at the time.
Regardless of the origin story, "Eyes" remains one of my favorite electronic tracks of all time and one of my most-streamed on Spotify. Kaskade's production works around Mindy Gledhill's mesmerizing vocals expertly and the drop gives us that perfect progressive house feel that you can't help but shuffle to. With its upbeat synths and melody that is truly reminiscent of classic EDM at the time, "Eyes" is a track that will continue to get played out for years to come. Watch the video for the track below and let us know which tune you resonated most with in the comments below!


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3 edition of A treatise on malignant fever, with an attempt to prove its non-contagious nature found in the catalog.
A treatise on malignant fever, with an attempt to prove its non-contagious nature
Published 1804 by Printed for the author in Philadelphia .
Yellow fever.
Statement by Stubbins Ffirth.
Series Early American imprints -- no. 6299.
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Sightless Love Episode 3 Update on Wednesday 5th September 2018
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Damiana tells Marina that she will not allow her to go to the party at the big house because she doesn't have a suitable outfit; Marina tells her that she will find something to wear and so she shouldn't worry. Damiana asks marina if she have ever felt what she feels for Alberto before and Marina answers that she hasn't. Then, Damiana tells her that she was always away from the boys and Paulino had been taking care of keeping her suitors away, nevertheless, she knew that this moment would come, but Alberto and her belong to different worlds, and so she should forget him but Marina replies that Alberto is just her friend and nothing else.
Whiles Prudencia and Angustias talks about where Damiana could have buried her daughter, Luis entered and they stopped talking. He then asks them why they stop talking anytime they see him and he hopes they are not hiding anything from him because if he discovers anything fishy, he will go ballistic with them. and they say no and that they normally talk about life issues and how far they have come. Luis then speaks with Prudencia to make sure to put on the Aqua-Marine earrings he gave her to the party and Prudencia goes anxious and tells him she forgets to bring it to the ranch since she had no idea that he will throw a party.
Susana and Vanessa arrive at "La Añoranza" and after they have been welcomed by the Ocaranza family, Susana tells Prudencia that, her son Alberto has a secret girlfriend but Prudencia doubts it and Susa tells her that Vanessa told her about a conversation which existed between Alberto and Paulino and Prudencia assures her to forget about that girl because she is of no importance to Alberto because according to Alberto the girl even bit his hand.
Vanessa goes looking for her boyfriend Alberto and bumping into Paulino and she questions him where she can find her boyfriend but Paulino doesn't know. She tries been mean to him and asks him about his name and when Paulino mentions his name to her, she starts to intimidate him by stating that he has a girl name because she does have a girlfriend whose name is Paulina and Paulino tells her that, whenever she wants she can show her how manly he can become and this offends Vanessa asking him to respect her because they are not equal. Alberto then arrives home from horseback riding and she runs to him to kiss him.
Alberto asks Paulino about how the party's preparation is going and after assuring him and his girlfriend that all is set and that he is even going to perform his music and play other music's too, Vanessa tries making him feel inferior and thinks he is Colo with his so called tradition but Alberto tells Vanessa that she should be careful with the people because they are very sensitive, Vanessa replies that she hopes that when they get married, they do not have to return to the ranch, Alberto replies that he loves the ranch and everything in it and so she should start loving it.
Damiana sees Marina wearing the aqua marine earrings and seriously, she goes angry asking her to take it off because she can take it to that party. Marina wants to know why and she says, it's because she can't wear it since it doesn't match with her dress. Marina still wants to know where she got those earrings and she answers that, they are for Eulalia but seriously Marina doesn't think Eulalia could have afforded those expensive earrings. Marina then thinks if that is so, then it's her inheritance and so she should allow her wear them but still Damiana refuses.
Susana suggests to Luis that they should set a date for their children's wedding and Luis asks her not to worry because he will do it soon.
Damiana doesn't want Marina to go to the party and so she intentionally sends her to the fields to get some leaves for her and with the help of Toribio, she is able to beat time and also Toribio gives Marina a dress and shoes and tells her that Yolanda sent them to her so she can go to Alberto's party looking so beautiful and Marina looks very happy. Toribio the shows her how to do the salsa dance since Marina doesn't know how to do it.
During the party, Paulino is allowed to give the welcome address and this pisses Vanessa off and more even upon knowing that Paulino is even going to sing also and this causes her Vanessa drinks and gets drunk to the fullest and whiles Alberto thinks Paulino performs better, she thinks it's horrible and even insults the guests as servants and her mum Susana takes her out of the party to her room and tells her that she should remember that there is a hick girl waiting for an opportunity to be with her fiancé.
Marina is able to go to the party with the help of Toribio whiles Damiana was fast asleep and upon arriving at the party, Alberto asks her to dance with him. Paulino tells marina that her mother is going to be concerned when she does not see her, marina tells him that she will leave and Alberto offers to take her, Paulino tells him that he should stay at his party and he will take marina to her house. They then bid goodbye to each other.
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Affordable Housing Units Still Available at 312 97th Street in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn
6:30 am on July 24, 2021 By Vanessa Londono
The affordable housing lottery has launched for 312 97th Street, a six-story mixed-use building in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn. Designed by Rybak Architects, the structure yields 15 residences. Available on NYC Housing Connect are five units for residents at 130 percent of the area median income (AMI), ranging in eligible income from $73,715 to $167,570.
Stevens Institute Of Technology's Expansion Nears Completion In Hoboken, New Jersey
8:00 am on July 23, 2021 By Michael Young
Construction is almost complete on Stevens Institute of Technology's new two-tower Student Housing and University Center in Hoboken, New Jersey. Designed by Design Collective and Wallace Roberts and Todd, the 392,000-square-foot structure is comprised of 16- and 18-story towers rising from a 70,000-square-foot podium, and is the largest expansion in the institute's history. The new building will accommodate 994 students, bringing Stevens' cumulative resident capacity up to 3,500. The project is located along the Hudson River waterfront and is expected to cost $256 million.
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7:30 am on July 23, 2021 By Sebastian Morris
Square Mile Capital and Pacific Western Bank are set to provide $183 million in construction financing for a 12-story mixed-use property at 258-278 Eighth Avenue in Chelsea, Manhattan. A new Target retail store will occupy 28,000 square feet of the building's lower levels. Above these floors, the development will house 190 rental apartments and associated amenities.
Affordable Housing Lottery Round-Up: Three Buildings in Brooklyn
Today's housing lottery round-up features three buildings in Brooklyn with available affordable units on Housing Connect with deadlines closing within the next seven days.
Permits Filed for 11655 Seaview Avenue in East New York, Brooklyn
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40 Bleecker Street Stands Completed in NoHo, Manhattan
Construction is complete on 40 Bleecker Street, a 12-story residential building at the corner of Mulberry and Bleecker Streets in NoHo. Designed by Rawlings Architects and developed by Broad Street Development, the property yields 61 one- to five-bedroom units with interiors designed by Ryan Korban. Sales and marketing are being led by Fredrik Eklund of Million Dollar Listing: New York fame, as well as John Gomes and Sarah Burke of Douglas Elliman Development Marketing. Edmund Hollander Design is carrying out the landscaping for the private outdoor terraces and the 5,600-square-foot rear courtyard.
LPC Considers Window Replacement for 260 West End Avenue in Lincoln Square, Manhattan
The Landmarks Preservation Commission (LPC) is now reviewing proposals to replace all existing windows at 260 West End Avenue, a 15-story cooperative building in Lincoln Square, Manhattan. Skyline Windows, a Bronx-based company, will oversee design, manufacturing, and installation of the proposed window system.
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The affordable housing lottery has launched for 2692 Creston Avenue, an eight-story residential building in Fordham, The Bronx. Designed by Gerald J. Caliendo, the structure yields 19,111 square feet and 16 residences. Available on NYC Housing Connect are four units for residents at 130 percent of the area median income (AMI), ranging in eligible income from $63,429 to $167,570.
181 Mercer Street's Glass Exterior Nears Completion in Greenwich Village, Manhattan
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Send Flowers for Donald
Donald W. Lieffring
February 24, 1935 ~ November 3, 2019 (age 84)
Donald W. Lieffring, 84, Two Harbors, died Sunday, November 3, 2019 in St. Luke's Hospital.
Don was born February 24, 1935 to Laurence and Ethel (Schafer) Lieffring in Elmwood, Wisconsin. His first years were spent on a farm in Eau Galle, Wi until the family moved to Cumberland, Wi where he graduated from high school. He first met Marlene Hill at a dance in Indian Creek. They were married October 1,1955 in Cumberland, Wi and enjoyed a reception and wedding dance at the hall in Indian Creek. Don and Marlene made their first home in Aurora, MN where Don worked on the construction of the taconite plant. Finishing the job there, Don moved the family to Superior and went to work on the Blatnik Bridge between Duluth and Superior. In 1960 the family moved to Two Harbors, and Don went to work as a millwright for the taconite plant in Silver Bay. Don then joined Carpenters-Millwrights Local #361 in Duluth and worked several construction jobs in many locations including Rhinelander, Stevens Point, Park Falls, WI, and Rockford, IL. Wanting to work closer to home he began working for Duluth Superior Erection Company in 1973 until his retirement in 1998.
Don was a member of Holy Spirit Catholic Church. He golfed with North Lakes Golf Association and enjoyed world traveling, scuba diving, fishing, hunting and playing cribbage.
Don was preceded in death by his parents and grandchildren, Evelyn and Alex Lieffring and Nathan Miller.
He is survived by his wife, Marlene; a daughter, Jeanne (Edward) Miller of Cambridge; sons, Jerry (Leesa) of Duluth, Tony (Liz) of Two Harbors and Dan (Cindy) of Coon Rapids; grandchildren, Sara, Miranda, Laura, Sheri, Staci, Anna and James; 9 great-grandchildren; brothers and sisters, Alfred Lieffring, Irene Rydberg, Rosemary Benson, Joseph (Judy) Lieffring, Lucy (Carl) Axness; and many nieces and nephews.
Visitation will be from 10 AM until the 11 AM Mass of Christian Burial on Friday, November 8, 2019 at Holy Spirit Catholic Church in Two Harbors. Burial will be in Lakeview Cemetery.
To send flowers to Donald's family, please visit our floral section.
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Two Harbors, MN 5516


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The Western Double Standard: Protect Islam Ridicule Christianity
by SB on October 25, 2016 at 10:00am
One of the above costumes was removed from Amazon because of complaints about it. Amazon was accused of?using "a religious garment for commercial purposes." A religious garment being used as a costume was considered offensive by the complainants. The wrath of a higher deity was even mentioned by those opposing the costume. Amazon removed the costume using the excuse that it didn't follow their selling guidelines but they left the other costume for sale so clearly they were lying about the real reason why it was removed.
The world's biggest shopping portal, Amazon, sells many Halloween costumes. One of the novelties in 2016 has been the "Sexy Burka"
…The commercial colossus of Jeff Bezos removed the item from the website, after Amazon had been swamped with accusations of "racism", "Islamophobia," of marketing an Islamic garment with the white face of a model and using "a religious garment for commercial purposes". "You are disgusting, my culture is not your costume", wrote many users of the Islamic faith. Others used a less adorable tone: "Whoever you are, you should fear Allah. This is not a joke."
A spokesman for Amazon promptly responded: "All Marketplace sellers must follow our selling guidelines and those who don't will be subject to action including potential removal of their account. The product in question is no longer available".
So that Halloween parody of the global symbol of female oppression has been censored.
If you agree with me that's nice, but what I really want to achieve is to make you question the status quo, look between the lines and do your own research. Do not be a passive observer in this game we call life.
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by SB on May 14, 2015 at 6:30am
Catholic Unversity President John Garvey standing in front of one of the many campus crosses (Photo by Rafael Crisostomo)
Today's face of the day John Garvey is being ' beaten up ' by a ludicrous complaint to the Human Rights office in America. It seems that like here in New Zealand there is no case that the Human Rights commission will not touch. No matter how ridiculous and merit less a case people can be assured that the Human rights office or commission will enthusiastically take up their cause and 'bludgeon with bureaucracy ' the poor victim of the harassment. Surely there should be a point at which the Human rights commission says, no we will not investigate as your case has no merit and is malicious.
Crosses in every room at Washingon D.C.?s Catholic University of America are a human rights violation that prevent Muslim students from praying.
That?s the complaint to the Washington, D.C. Office of Human Rights?filed by?a professor from rival George Washington University across town.
GWU Law School Professor John Banzhaf?takes the Catholic institution?to task for acting??probably with malice? against Muslim students in a 60-page complaint that?cites??offensive? Catholic imagery?all over the Catholic school, which he says?hinder Muslims from?praying.
Baffled Catholic University officials?say?they?have never?received a complaint from?any of the schools Muslim?students.
Tagged: Catholic University • Catholics • human rights • Human Rights Commission • Human rights office • John Garvey • Muslims
N.S.F.W. – The Pope Song
by Cameron Slater on June 17, 2010 at 9:34pm
When I say NOT SAFE FOR WORK, I mean it, you've been warned.
Tagged: Catholics • Tim Minchin • YouTube
Not as disgusting as covering up boy buggering
by Cameron Slater on April 26, 2010 at 9:23am
?It is disgusting. Britain?s ambassador to the Holy See has been in to see the Secretary of State and explain what happened and this will all be relayed to the Pope.
?It?s even possible the trip could be cancelled as this matter is hugely offensive.?
Nowhere near as offensive as covering up boy buggering and blaming the whole thing as a conspiracy by the Jews.
Tagged: Catholics • sex offenders • UK
Solving the problem of Catholic priests buggering little boys
by Cameron Slater on April 4, 2010 at 2:18pm
DiM asked the question on Dimpost the other day about whether buggery of children by Catholic priests had always been part of the Church. Apparently there was much uproar on the blog, but it appears the answer is yes, well at least since before the 4th century when St Basil of Caesarea thought it prudent to make some rules about priests buggering boys.
Saint Basil of Caesarea, the fourth century Church Father who wrote the principal rule of the monks of the East, establishes this: ?The cleric or monk who molests youths or boys or is caught kissing or committing some turpitude, let him be whipped in public, deprived of his crown [tonsure] and, after having his head shaved, let his face be covered with spittle; and [let him be] bound in iron chains, condemned to six months in prison, reduced to eating rye bread once a day in the evening three times per week. After these six months living in a separate cell under the custody of a wise elder with great spiritual experience, let him be subjected to prayers, vigils and manual work, always under the guard of two spiritual brothers, without being allowed to have any relationship . . . with young people."
Crusher might need to introduce some legislation around this, because FIGJAM sure won't.
Tagged: buggery • Catholics • Saint Basil of Caesarea
Campaign against Electoral Act stepped up with ad
by Cameron Slater on August 9, 2008 at 6:12pm
Campaign against Electoral Act stepped up with ad – A campaigner against the Electoral Finance Act is upping the ante in his effort to get rid of it [TVNZ News Politics]
John Boscawen has taken out a full page ad in the SST calling for the EFA to be repealed.
Personally I think John has wasted his effort. Labour won't rescind the law they fought so hard to put in. Only if more charges are laid on them under the act could I see them pulling the law.
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"जूलिया बुधवार को घर जाती है।"
Translation:Julia goes home on Wednesday.
Well, को is just the default postposition used with days and dates. में is used when talking about longer periods of time (मार्च में, गर्मी में, इक्कीसवीं सदी में (in the 21st century), etc.). पर is simply not used with adverbs of time.
"Julia goes on Wednesdays home" should also be correct... हो न?
No, this isn't correct English.