There's been a lot of discussion in the blogsphere recently culmulating in this interesting and insightful post about drawing lines in the sand.
It got me thinking about the bigger picture and inspired me to take a look at advocacy and different points of view. In particular, I was wondering how I personally would go accepting all of these conflicting points of view.
We're advocates right? We have to have a point of view. In my case, I'm advocating for my children's right to be accepted as part of normal society. For their right to do things that others do and for their right to live without being judged on their "genetic inheritance".
These are pretty important rights.
It's hard for me to find space in my point of view to accept the views of people who feel that their children have been "stolen by autism" or "corrupted by vaccines". The same goes for people who feel that other people's children simply "need a good spanking".
It's even harder when those points of view actually do damage, whether to a person's self esteem or to their well being. This happens via overly restrictive diets, institutionalisation, chelation, shock therapy and ... even murder.
The point is that we simply can't agree with all of these points of view. It's impossible - and yet, until we've walked in another person's shoes, we're not qualified to pass judgement.
We need to accept that these points of view exist and at least try to understand and empathise with them. Yes, even murder - though I'll admit that's a very difficult one.
Note that I'm not saying that you should agree or even accept it as valid. Just accepting the fact that the point of view exists and that people may hold it is enough. It will help you to move on and ignore, advocate for change or provide gentle and supportive correction.
Points of view are one thing - actions are a different thing entirely.
All Points of View are "grey" even extremist ones.
So, having accepted that a point of view, no matter how wrong, has the right to exist; how do we change it?
First of all, we should ask the question; should we change it? Is it so wrong that the answer is black and white?
Would everyone agree that the mother who deliberately drives her car into the river to kill her autistic children is wrong?
She's obviously unwell and has probably suffered a lot with her children. Her actions are likely the combination of stress with lack of support and extremes of experience. Even when these things appear premeditated, it's unlikely that any parent with their full wits about them would want to kill their own offspring.
Then there's the question of "the more socially acceptable form of murder"; abortion.
Is the couple who agree to murder a child they've never seen on the basis of a test which could be wrong any less guilty?
Why does society deem this as acceptable and indeed for some conditions such as downs syndrome, accept it as standard practice? Perhaps the issue isn't so black and white after all.
Now that we've accepted that these different points of view and grey areas exist, is there a need for us, as advocates to change them?
Probably - but like everything, it's a case of "pick your battles".
Case in point, the immunisation debate.
We know that mercury in immunisation shots isn't the cause of autism. At least, it's not the sole cause. We also know that autism tends to follow genetic lines and doesn't need a bump on the head or a refridgerator mother. At the same time there are enough disturbing cases of children who appear neurotypical only to "become" autistic around the time of their immunisation shots.
We know that tests have been carried out to demonstrate that immunisation doesn't affect the majority of children this way but can we really be certain that a certain type of shot doesn't act in a wildly different manner in a certain type of genetic material?
It's not a battle we can win and although I'm in favour of immunisation, I think it's a perfectly good idea for a parent who has one child affected by autism (which coincides with shots) to avoid giving the second child a shot. It's a risk but it's potentially the lesser of two risks.
A few years ago, had I been asked about this, I probably would have vhemently tried to change your mind. I like to think that I've grown since then - and that I can accept the point of view. Perhaps by accepting that point of view, I'm keeping my mind open for future discoveries.
Other debates however are less acceptable to me and I feel that I can sometimes make a difference by "nudging". Ignoring the big issues because we've already discussed murder, one particular pain point for me is the negativity surrounding autism.
I've read a lot of blogs with parents discussing the negative aspects of their children and wives talking about their "husband issues" and wonder what will happen when the person they're talking about eventually reads those writings? How is it going to affect their self esteem.
I can't tell anyone else what to think but I can post helpful (not judgmental) comments. I can offer support and alternatives and I can try to promote a positive view via my blog. It's the best I can do. I can offer change but I can't force it.
As they say, "you can lead a horse to water but you can't make it drink".
I think it's sad that there is so much division among parents of kids with autism. Sure, we all have our opinions, and we have a right to them, but I would love it if people were more prone to supporting one another than attacking.
But, we are all human, and we all make mistakes. Still, this is why I avoid many of these topics online.
Some people have completely anonymous blogs though so they just want an outlet to say whatever without consequence whereas many of us want to connect with someone who can be supportive or at least give us some objective commentary.
you may be interested in reading my blog post. Which I posted a couple of days before Emily wrote hers.
Wow Sharon! That is such a profoundly insightful article.
Pushing our own point of view is so easy and listening to others is so hard.
There are amazing and interesting voices in each "camp" if only we could all listen without prejudice long enough to hear their message.
W.R.T. your comments on vaccination on autism, I have to take issue. This question has been investigated thoroughly. Andrew Wakefield (who posited the connection) has been exposed as a fraud who cooked his data and his paper on "autistic enterocolitis" has been retracted. Multiple studies, including one from Denmark that looked at over half a million children, found no difference in the autism rates of the vaccinated, undervaccinated and nonvaccinated. There is no link between vaccination and autism.
It would not be wise for a child with an older autistic sibling to not be vaccinated. Such a move would put the younger sibling at risk of some very nasty diseases, and as pointed out above, would not prevent autism.
The anti-vaxxers have tried to use the false link between the MMR Vaccine and autism to attack vaccination. Children are now dying from vaccine preventable diseases, and a backlash is starting against them. I'm worried that autistic people may be caught up in the backlash.
I was aware of this and last year, my answer would be precisely the same as yours.
I've since talked to some people who provided a lot of good evidence to suggest that their child's symptoms started immediately following an immunization.
Now, personally I don't think that this is "autism" in the classic sense but that it's potentially "autism-like" behavior.
It may or may not be related to the immunization but if you have a parent who is "certain" about the origin of their child's condition, why would they risk a second child.
It might not be the contents of the shot - it might be the reaction of a certain type of body chemistry.
Which risk will a parent take?
A shot that they feel has certainly affected similar genetics - or - the possibility that their child may come in contact with a fatal disease that the "herd" is already immune to?
It doesn't matter what we say as advocates, the choice for affected parents seems pretty clear to me.
I appreciate your reasoning points. This is something both parents and self advocates will need to be be mindful of for sure. Did you follow the series from the Thinking Persons Guide to Autism when they hosted the Self Advocate & Parent Dialogues? I thought it helped to serve as an opener to the conversation where there had been a history of division in our community between parents and self advocates. It was an interesting series.
I just stumbled upon your blog earlier and I wanted to tell you thank you for sharing. I have had a rough last couple of weeks with meltdowns in my almost 13 year old aspie son. Just a quick web search led me to a post of yours, and I am sure that I will be diving in deeper over the next few weeks. I always appreciate when people are so willing to be open and share information. You put out there something that happened to find me at the perfect time!
I get so frustrated by people who can't see my point of view, yet I have to accept that their point of view (however incorrect I consider it), may well be coming from a very valid place.
Just as I hope others will not judge me, I need to not judge them.


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The former French colony of Saint-Domingue (in present-day Haiti) was one of the most brutal – as well as one of the most lucrative – Caribbean slave colonies. Saint-Domingue was also home to the most extensive public theatre tradition in the eighteenth-century Caribbean. Despite the excellent work of a small number of researchers, theatre in Saint-Domingue remains relatively little-known today. Without overlooking the extraordinary violence and cruelty of contemporary Saint-Dominguan society, this website and database seek to make known the rich and varied culture of public theatre as documented in the local newspapers between 1764 (when local print production began) and 1791 (the beginning of the slave revolts that would lead to the Haitian Revolution), and to promote further research in this area. Between these dates, a series of local newspapers announced upcoming theatrical performances in several towns in Saint-Domingue, notably in Cap-Français (now Cap-Haïtien) and Port-au-Prince. In the absence of any surviving theatre registers or account books, these newspaper announcements represent the most complete source of information on public theatre in Saint-Domingue.
Most of that information comes from two newspapers (and their variants): the Affiches américaines and its sister publication, the Supplément aux Affiches américaines, which are available for consultation online at the Digital Library of the Caribbean and via the University of Florida's digital collections. Some additional newspapers are drawn on in relation to the beginning and especially the end of the period when, in the revolutionary era, a series of new publications emerged. These additional sources were consulted online (at the Internet Archive) or on microfilm at the Bibliothèque nationale de France, in Paris. Occasional passing references to theatrical performances in other contemporary documents such as letters and memoirs have not been incorporated into the database.
Newspapers published in Saint-Domingue document upcoming theatrical performances of over 700 different named works, some of them entirely spoken, some of them musical. The majority of these works were brought over directly from France, sometimes only a few months after their première in Paris or elsewhere. In addition, a small but significant number of works listed are by authors living in Saint-Domingue, of whom the most prominent is a man named "Clément", whose full identity remains unknown. One of the most fascinating and original features of theatre production in Saint-Domingue is the Creole parody, which takes a French work as its inspiration but changes the location to contemporary Saint-Domingue, features black characters and includes an early form of Haitian Creole in its dialogue. Clément's Thérèse et Jeannot is the one example of the genre known to be extant.
Performances in the public theatres of Saint-Domingue were given before a mixed but segregated audience featuring a disproportionately small (but increasing) number of free people of colour. Although enslaved people are thought to have been formally excluded from the theatre audience, we know of some enslaved and formerly enslaved musicians who sometimes played in the orchestra; moreover, it is likely that enslaved people accompanied their masters to the playhouse, even if they did not stay for the whole event. Although the stage was predominantly white, we are able to name two solo performers of colour, and contemporary sources suggest that there are more to uncover.
A typical theatrical event in Saint-Domingue featured two named works and often some additional dance or music, sometimes followed by fireworks and/or a ball. Here we document all performances for which we have announcements involving named dramatic works; we also note the inclusion of additional music and dance, fireworks and balls on the record cards for each day. (Entertainments, such as standalone firework displays or concerts, that do not include any named dramatic works are excluded.) It is important to stress that what is documented in the local press may represent only a small percentage of what was actually performed in Saint-Domingue, since it would appear that many regular subscription performances were not advertised individually (if at all) in the newspapers. A disproportionate number of the performances documented here are benefit performances, put on by enterprising individuals for their own benefit and at their own expense. We cannot be sure to what extent benefit performances are broadly representative of the regular subscription performances whose details have been lost. Nonetheless, what we are able to document does give a strong sense of the richness and variety of public theatre production in colonial Saint-Domingue. It opens up the history of colonial-era theatre and helps to create space within that history for a burgeoning Creole (i.e. local) theatre tradition. Users of the site will find further information about all aspects of theatre in Saint-Domingue in the works listed in the Bibliography.
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There are Answers: If We have Courage
April 2nd, 2018 | Dr. Charlie Self
This is the beginning of a series entitled, "There are Answers: If We Have Courage." We will examine what many regard as intractable and unsolvable issues. We will fearlessly look at economic justice and the future of work, tax reform, immigration, Middle East policy, human identity, including gender, sexuality and transhumanism, racial tensions, religious freedom, academic and intellectual liberty, political polarization and principled compromise and global/local culture and life.
As always, we will distill insights from as many perspectives as possible – within the bounds of axiomatic principles and critical thinking. Conservatives may balk as the complexities of institutional transformation are evaluated. Liberals will worry that emphases on personal responsibility and certain enduring values will reverse gains in liberty. Good! We need deliverance from narrow ideological agitation propaganda.
In this essay, two issues foundational to all the rest will be examined: 1) the crisis of human identity/nature (anthropology); and 2) the crisis of objective knowledge and truth (epistemology). Without clarity on who we are and what we can know, all dialogue devolves into subjective opinion, with any critical comments deemed intolerant or a microaggression. Without such clarity, human freedom is confined to certain private experiences and life is increasingly controlled by a totalitarian state, since people "need help and cannot care for themselves."
What does being human mean? Diverse philosophical and religious traditions answer this question in a variety of ways, from accidental evolutionary materialism to bearing the image of God. Are we merely highly evolved animals or divinely-crafted beings called to steward the rest of creation? Is human nature defined by physical processes alone or in there a unique interaction of body and spirit, brain and mind? In addition to our basic identity, are humans (like most of nature) either male or female or is there an almost infinite spectrum of identities?
Regardless of worldview, most people through most of history have not questioned the unique nature of human beings and the basic binary realities of male and female identity, albeit with a variety of opinions of erotic affections and actions.
Going forward, our American and global experiments in ordered liberty rooted in truth and virtue rest on humankind being uniquely endowed by our Creator with inalienable rights and responsibilities. Anything less than this and we devolve into arguments over blood and soil, raw scientism or fantastical speculations on human/machine singularity.
What about our foundations for knowledge? Until a half-century ago in the West, a basic correspondence theory of truth allowed for both cohesiveness and spirited debate, unity of essential facts and diversity of interpretations. No one argued whether certain events actually happened, though their impact and interpretation made for lively discussion. Today, we are told that there is no objective "there" – all we can do is interpret stories and hopefully find some convergence with shared narratives and opinions. Former President Obama's two (!) pre-presidential autobiographies are perfect examples of ideological fabrication. Why do we need his "composite" portraits of friends and mentors? Why can we not have access to his records and writings? Why? Because history no longer stands on its own – it must serve the purposes of political advocacy. Beyond historical narrative, our epistemic crisis has fueled the same subjectivism for private and public morality, gender confusion and even allowed some to question full freedom of conscience and speech!
The uniqueness of being human and the knowability of the world are essential for grounding all arguments over justice and truth, love and human flourishing. Instead of marginalizing philosophical traditions, we should rediscover the wisdom of ancient texts and the goodness of contemporary research and synthesize these insights, so we can have a basis for social cohesion.
Our future as a nation – indeed as a human race – rests on this.
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Blue Water Baltimore Seeks New Executive Director
June 17, 2021 · by Lauren Paulet
Blue Water Baltimore has accomplished a lot in the last eight years. Under the leadership of Jenn Aiosa as a board member and then Executive Director, we helped Baltimore City make huge strides in responding to sewage overflows and backups, completed the region's largest voluntary private stormwater infrastructure project with MedStar Harbor Hospital, developed our first in-school ecoliteracy programming, and much more.
When COVID-19 shuttered businesses across our region, Jenn focused efforts on adaptively managing Blue Water Baltimore's financial, programmatic, fundraising, and operational uncertainties and maintaining stability for our staff. Through all of this, Jenn maintained Blue Water Baltimore's role in local and regional environmental advocacy, including work with State regulatory agencies on Baltimore City's sewer consent decree and jurisdictional stormwater permits, and representing Blue Water Baltimore before the State General Assembly and on the new Mayor's Transition Committee on Environment and Sustainability. She routinely represented our organization among partners and with the public, and was known for her commitment to our organization's mission and our team.
In her new role as Chief Sustainability Officer for Baltimore County, Jenn will continue to work for cleaner water and stronger communities in the Baltimore region. We are thrilled for Jenn to join County Executive Olszewski's team and know that her passion, energy, and relationships will have a tremendous impact on our region and the future of Blue Water Baltimore. Even better, we'll get to continue working hand-in-hand with her on policy and community support.
Former Executive Director Jenn Aiosa (far right) at our Annual Blue Water Bash Fundraiser in 2018.
"While leaving such an amazing organization was a tough decision, I feel confident that Blue Water Baltimore is well-poised to continue restoration of shared waterways in a way that engages communities throughout Baltimore City and County. I look forward to continuing to partner with, and support, Blue Water Baltimore!" – Jenn Aiosa
As our organization continues to grow, refine, and deepen our work, we've taken some time this spring to slow down and engage with the question of what kind of leader will best shape our next chapter. We are excited to launch our search today with the input of dozens of community members, supporters, and our full staff and board.
Our key priorities for the next Blue Water Baltimore executive director reflect our commitment to inclusivity, coalition building, and equity as essential guiding principles. While our mission is focused on Baltimore's waterways, our work will always be in and with its communities.
Please help us find our next executive director! We hope you'll share this posting widely to help us recruit a diverse group of candidates who reflect our values and can help lead us into the next chapter.


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Gone Batty is a 1954 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes animated cartoon short directed by Bob McKimson.

Plot
The film's main character is Bobo the Elephant, making his first appearance since Hobo Bobo, which was also directed by McKimson. Bobo is a baseball team mascot for the lean and meek Sweetwater Shnooks, all of whom are rendered unconscious by their opponents, the husky and brutal Greenville Goons.  Just as a victory by the Goons seems nearly inevitable, Bobo singlehandedly rallies his team back for a win in the bottom of the ninth inning.

Overview
Robert McKimson directed the animated cartoon from a story (lifted in part from the Friz Freleng/Michael Maltese 1946 opus Baseball Bugs) by Sid Marcus and animator Ben Washam. Animation was done from Robert Givens' layout by Charles McKimson, Herman Cohen, Rod Scribner and Phil DeLara with backgrounds by Richard H. Thomas and music by Carl Stalling. Voices were provided by Mel Blanc and an uncredited Robert C. Bruce as a play-by-play announcer.

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Q: How to implement a JSF Icefaces 4.0 custom theme? I am using JSF Icefaces 4.0 and trying to use the jQuery themeroller to create a custom theme. The steps I have followed are:

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Blanche Dubois Analysis
Blanche Dubois' arrival at her sister, Stella's apartment in New Orleans generates complex relationships and anxieties among Blanche, Stella, and her husband, Stanley Kowalski. Although Blanche seems to be broke, she disdains the Kowalskis' crude abode and criticizes their lifestyle. Brought up as a southern belle, Blanche lived in an elegant estate entitled Belle Reve, married a man she truly loved, and became an English teacher. She lost everything she owned and loved to desire, which eventually "brought her" to New Orleans (70). Blanche, however, still attempts to preserve her appearance through deception, lies, and rejection of reality. The juxtaposition of light and darkness represents the struggle between realism and idealism through Blanche's antagonistic relationship with Stanley and her exploration of the boundary between the exterior and interior worlds. Her husband's death left Blanche in darkness after the internal light that…show more content…
She desperately clings to the ideal vision of a youthful, romantic life at Belle Reve when faced with the reality of New Orleans. Upon entering the "horrible place" where her sister lives, Blanche insists that Stella immediately "turn that over-light off" (19). The "merciless glare" of reality shocks Blanche; she would not dare allow her true body and character "to be looked at" in open light (19). Blanche fabricates a lustful, desiring character during her date with Mitch. With "the lights off," Blanche successfully makes sexual innuendos under the pretext of an "old-fashioned," high-class lady (87, 91). She purposely asks Mitch to sleep with her that night in French, and manipulates their conversation to lead them into a close embrace. Their date continues in the darkness until the blinding "headlight of [a] locomotive glares into the room" and plunges Blanche into the reality of her "lost" love
Mercutio Scene In Romeo And Juliet
Juliet to get her mother not knowing about Romeo talks against him. Lady Capulet talks of a man will be sent to poison his drink. Juliet agrees that is a good plan. At this time Lady Capulet tells her about the marriage and what day it shall be upon. Juliet's parents call her crazy for talking this way.
Like Water for Chocolate Questions
One night Pedro is drunk serenading Tita when the ghost of Mama Elena shows up being angry just from the sight of Pedro. The Mama Elena ghost threatens Tita wanting her to leave the house. Tita yells at the ghost with strong words "I know who I am! A person who has a perfect right to live her life as she pleases. Once and for all, leave me alone, I won't put up with you!
Dolores Price She's Come Undone
Dolores' life transition after going to college and meeting Kippy was both negative and positive. She becomes Kippy's slave, washing her clothes, bringing her food and retrieving her mail which Dolores keeps for herself. She becomes obsessed with Kippy's boyfriend Dante who Dolores feels she does not deserve. Later, she meets Dot, an overweight lesbian woman who she has a one night stand with before fleeing to Cape Cod where she attempts suicide, only to change her mind. She is then institutionalized until she is considered sane enough to live in a half-way house.
Maggie: A Girl Of The Streets By Stephen Crane
In love and eager to escape her violent home life, she allows herself to be seduced into living with a young man, who soon deserts her. When her self- righteous mother rejects her, Maggie becomes a prostitute to survive, but soon commits suicide out of despair. Crane's earthy subject matter and his objective, scientific style, devoid of moralizing, earmark Maggie as a naturalist work. [1] Stephen Crane and Maggie within the Context of Naturalism Maggie′s story is a story about the downfall of a girl living under circumstances, which only allow her to choose between the poor life of a working girl and the more prosperous life of a prostitute. She tries both and as she is too naive or not tough enough, she ends up killing herself out of moral despair.
The Immaturity of Romeo and Juliet
The Immaturity of Romeo and Juliet Romeo and Juliet is a timeless tale of lovers whose misfortune and immaturity was a cause of their own destruction. The characters individually show immaturity and together demonstrate how ignorance of the world affects more than just their own lives. Romeo and Juliet, as expressed in the succeeding examples, fall in love quickly as a result of their naivety. Juliet is shown to be immature in an opening scene where her father tells the bride-seeking Paris his daughter is not old and grown-up enough to marry. It is also shown during the balcony scene when she agrees to marry Romeo after knowing him only a day and she is not even sure herself that Romeo wants to marry her.
28 Days Essay
Once arriving in her apartment her and her boyfriend proceed to have sex while both being influenced by alcohol, while moving in the bed the knock over a candle, without noticing a small fire breaks out, and once they notice they turn off the fire, and begin to laugh uncontrollably. She eventually falls asleep and forgets about her sisters wedding, which she is a bridesmaid to, and oversleeps. Once she wakes up and realizes she is late she starts rushing, but stops by her fridge to have a beer and brings a beer with her in the cab to continue drinking. By her forgetting the importance of her planned activities for the day she starts to demonstrate one of the signs of alcohol abuse, which is role impairment. This is when a person fails to complete their obligations due to their abuse.
Jessica Stein Essay
'America's relative discomfort.' (Griffin, 2009) This film also employs the 'girl-girl' sexual situation whereby "America 'expects' women to be objectified for the pleasure of a male gaze." (Griffin, 2009) The film ends with the traditional classic 'happy ending.' (Griffin, 2009) Although I was disappointed in this film I feel that the film's use of 'queer theory,' was revolutionary for the time in which it was made. I especially appreciated that Jessica questions what it is to be a lesbian in a comic way which makes it easier for the viewer to question 'hegemonic patriarchy.' (Griffin, 2009) One such comedic statement is when she explains to Helen that she did some research on the internet and
Insanity In The Streetcar Named Desire
In this famous novel, Blanche Dubois goes to live with her sister Stella Kowalski. She has to tell her sister the bad news that she lost their family home, Belle Reve, and also took off from her teaching job due to her bad nerves. This is the first indication of Blanche's insanity. She is clearly unaware because she says, "Is there something wrong with me?" Another sign is Blanche's horrible drinking habit, which research shows can lead to making horrible decisions and can alter ones life. "Both Blanche's drinking and her endless hot baths suggest that she is attempting to wash away her past and emerge through a sort of watery purgatory." Stanley, Stella's husband, does not really like Blanche and accuses her of being crazy, which is an accurate description.
Within the World of Streetcar Named Desire, Truth Is a Destructive Force, Where Survival Is Predicated on an Acceptance of Unreality
"I can't stand a naked light bulb, any more than I can a rude remark or a vulgar action." Blanche has a fear or light because she has a fear of people seeing her clearly and her true age. She wants to hide from the truth by hiding behind a mask. She uses light as a way to survive in the society she is living in by hiding from reality. "It was like you suddenly turned a blinding light on something that had always been half in shadow, that's how it stuck the world for me." Blanche uses her fantasy world as a way to hide from reality and truth. She thinks as long as she is no believing reality then she will not have to believe in the truth either.
Women In Of Mice And Men
At the end during her sentimental speech Curley's wife reveals to the reader her longing for being "in the movies". The way how Steinbeck presents dreams in his novel shows that a women's dream was harder to achieve than a males' dream. The effect this has on the reader is that they see George and Lennie's dream in the exact opposite way to Curley's wife's dream. The whole book itself rotates around George and Lennie's dream and the failure of their dream is what ultimately makes the book so tragic whereas not a second thought is spared by the reader at the futility of Curley's wife's
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After a two week break to play some Hollow Earth Expedition, we jumped back into the action with our Battlestar Galalctica campaign. The rag-tag fleet had send a recon mission to New Ophiuchi to confirm that the Blaze was absolutely, completely, posilutely, irrefutably dead…and ran smack into the middle of a fight between a Seraph "Seeker" ship and a small fleet, and Cylons in basestar. The characters were captured, tortured, and escaped, and the fleet jumped to preserve their location security.
However, they had not confirmed that things were still copacetic on the ground, in the nuked, long dead city of Hecatopolis, where a shard of the TITAN — the ancient machine intelligences that had destroyed Mankind, recreated Man after a fit of guilt and created the Lords of Kobol to rule over them — was being "jumpstarted" by the Blaze months ago. This led to the final battle between the fleet and the Cylon/Seraph god.
Concerned about the Cylon activities on the ground, Athena leads a mission composed of herself, Nike, and Hermes (see early AARs for more on this) and a group of Seraph to check out Hecatopolis in a couple of raptors. They find a massive field of carnage, thousands of Seraph and centurions strewn for a quarter mile around the shard. They find a few Seraph survivors, and Cavil — the Nine who was resurrected despite resurrection being defunct (and an agent of God?) has a vision: He finds out the Blaze has "returned to that which made us all" and gets his instructions for leaving some f his brethren to spread the Word to the humans, members of the 13th Tribe that either never made it to Earth or left that world for here, that still remain on the planet.
At this point, they are aggressed by a company of centurions, backed by a stories-tall decurion "tank" and we get to really see the Kobolians in action for the first time. Two fo the players have characters — Hermes and Nike — that they are playing, and Athena is an NPC, more because she is so fleshed out I didn't want to hand her off to one of the players. Athena leads a 10-man fire team against the toasters and cleans house over the space of 20 minutes or so, Hermes (leading another fire team of ten) and Cavil try to get the Seraph survivors to the raptors, and Nike uses her flight suit/armor (wings!) to provide aerial support. We got to see how the character design I put together for the Kobolians — specifically an Asset called PHYSICAL EXEMPLAR came into play.
To try and model these paragons of bioengineering, this asset apply to all physical tests, giving them a third die. In play, this means they are usually first to act, hard to hit, and deliver a hell of a wallop. For mental assets, they have a few that are tailored to show their particular specialities: Hermes is the MESSENGER GOD which gives a die to any influence or social type test; Athena's GODDESS OF WISDOM adds to any Perception tests (where deduction and intuition, etc. are parked.) The result was their support got chewed up — 6 dead, about the same injured, of 18; the Kobolians blew threw the bad guys exuberantly, but could still screw up. Hermes stumbles at one point. He has a pair of jams on his gun back to back. Nike misses a perception queue. Athena flubs an athletics roll and cannot get to the people she wants to aid, but overall, these "super-assets" gave them a super-human, but not divine, quality.
In the end, they discover that the Seeker ship was the last of her kind, a museum of sorts to the early attempts to force conversion of the scattered human populations to worship of the Blaze. When the centurions revolted, a massive civil war rocked Kobol (prior to Galactica's arrival and the destruction of the planet by Athena) and a few thousand Seraph rescued their Kobol-human charges and fled to the stars. Now, Galactica is looking to find the other fleet and attempt to extend their alliance with the basestar, Unity, to this new group.
We also had some nice character vignettes — the new PC, Alala (a Seraph) and Boss, the CAG, showing concern over the very young pilot that was brutally maimed in their escape from the Cylon basestar, and Alala's sudden realization that the humans had some worth. Boss handles her PTSD through work, and playing busybody in people's love lifes, etc. She's — we realized — the "Leslie Knope" of the BSG universe. The admiral (a PC) has an increasingly complex and frustrating love life, stuck between Athena and the Seraph commander, Tana.
Overall, the campaign has continued to be a solid, rich game that we've all enjoyed tremendously.


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Sing Tao News Corporation Limited (Chinese: 星島新聞集團有限公司) SEHK: 1105 is a Hong Kong listed company. It is mainly focused on the business of Media Ownership & Services, Human Capital Management, as well as Broadband Content & Distribution. It was formerly called Global China Group Holdings Limited (泛華集團控股有限公司 Pinyin: Fànhuà Jítuán Kònggǔ Yǒuxiàn Gōngsī ).
The Group is listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (Stock Code: 1105). As of 7 December 2010, its market capitalization was HK$ 2.28 billion. The group was formerly known as Global China Group Holdings Limited until 18 September 2002, as Global China Technology Group Limited until 27 August 2002, and as Perfect Treasure Holdings Limited until 24 July 2000.
The Group's founder and chairman is Charles Ho Tsu Kwok, who is also a member of the Standing Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference.
The Sing Tao Daily (Chinese: 星島日報; pinyin: Xīngdǎo Rìbào), or Sing Tao (Chinese: 星島; pinyin: Xīngdǎo) for short, is one of a few Chinese language newspapers in Canada. Based in Toronto, Ontario, it is owned by the Sing Tao Group of Hong Kong and the Toronto Star. In Toronto, the Sing Tao Daily publishes its Canada Eastern Edition (加東版 Pinyin: Jiā Dōng Bǎn).
A Canada Western Edition (加西版 Pinyin: Jiā Xī Bǎn) in Vancouver, British Columbia and an Alberta Edition in Calgary, Alberta has also been published since 1988.
The paper, the only Chinese language newspaper publishing in 3 different Canadian cities, is published 7 days a week in the broadsheet format. News coverage includes national, provincial, and local news, international news, Hong Kong news, news from other parts of China (both Mainland China and Taiwan), plus business, sports, lifestyle, entertainment, etc.
The Sing Tao publishes several weekly magazines. Unlike the situation in Hong Kong where the magazines are sold as separate publications, these are more properly called supplements that come free with the paper. The pages inside the magazines are also printed on newsprint instead of glossy (coated) paper.
Sing Tao Sports Club (Chinese: 星島體育會) is a now defunct Hong Kong football club which was dissolved after the 1998–99 season. The team was established by Aw Hoe (胡好) in 1940 and made their first appearance in Hong Kong First Division League in 1940–41 season. The team reglated to Hong Kong Second Division League twice in 1962–63 and 1972–73 seasons. The team became professional in 1968–69. They were promoted to the First Division League again in 1987–88 and stayed until it was dissolved in 1999.
1. Players that have played/managed in a fully professional league.
3. Players that hold a club record. 4. Legends gone but not forgotten.
News Corporation (officially referred to as New News Corp; trading as News Corp) is an American multinational mass media company, formed as a spin-off of the former News Corporation (as founded by Rupert Murdoch in 1979) focusing on newspapers and publishing. It is one of two companies which succeeded the former News Corporation, alongside 21st Century Fox—which consists of the old News Corporation's broadcasting and media properties, such as Fox Entertainment Group. The spin out was structured so that 21st Century Fox would be the legal successor and continuation of the old News Corporation, with the new News Corp being an entirely new company formed by a stock split.
On June 28, 2012, Rupert Murdoch announced that News Corporation's publishing operations would be spun off to form a new, publicly traded company. Murdoch stated that performing this split would "unlock the true value of both companies and their distinct assets, enabling investors to benefit from the separate strategic opportunities resulting from more focused management of each division." The move also came in the wake of a series of scandals that had damaged the reputation of multiple News Corporation-owned properties.Robert James Thomson, editor of The Wall Street Journal, was announced as the initial chief operating officer for the company; while Murdoch would not serve as CEO, he remained a chairman and a shareholder of the new News Corp. Thomson promised that the new company would "cultivate a start-up sensibility even though we already work for the world's most established and prestigious diversified media and information services company", and would emphasize building new business models around its properties and content. The logo of the new News Corporation was unveiled at an investor presentation on May 28, 2013; the handwritten logo uses script based on Murdoch's own handwriting.


Is the 'Grexit' something to drink to?
A German company is about to launch a new alcoholic beverage, Grexit.
Has the threat of Greece crashing out of the eurozone soured your mood? Never mind, sip on your 'Grexit' vodka lemon, and things might not seem so bad anymore.
Or so thinks a company that is based in Germany.
The name of the alcoholic beverage is taken from a widely used term coined from combining the words "Greece" and "exit".
And as the deadline for Athens to reform or default looms ever closer, so does the product launch date for 'Grexit'.
Banking on the possibility of a Greek debt default, creator Uwe Dalhoff registered the label in January.
"We are printing labels to release the liquor on the market in the next 10 days," Dahloff told AFP.
The label shows Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras and Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis smiling and clinking little bottles of "Grexit", as the stern, blue-tinted face of German Chancellor Angela Merkel looks on.
"Personally, I think a 'Grexit' could mark new start for Greeks who have lost the most" in this crisis, Dahloff said.


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What is the number of teachers and students?
How do the teachers behave with the students?
What are the results of the examinations?
How do you feel about your school?
Answer: our school goes by the name of Ghior D.N pilot high school. It is one of the best and oldest schools in the district of Manikgonj. Our school is a two-storied building. It is 500 feet long and 20 feet wide. It has a six fief wide verandah. There are 50 rooms. There are fifteen rooms all in our school. They are headmaster's room, a teacher's common room, an office room, a students' common room, a prayer room, a well-furnished library room, and a well-equipped science laboratory. The other rooms are used for classes. There are about 1300 students and 50 teachers in our school. All the teachers are good and qualified. We have a big field in front of our school. The results of our school have all along been satisfactory. We hold annual drama and annual sports every year. We are very proud of our school.
The name of my school is fakir bazar M.L. high school. It is at Fakir Bazar in Comilla district. A rich man named Mr. Majiruddin Ahmed founded the school in 1941. The school is at a suitable place. Our school has a three-storied, two storied building. There are thirty-five spacious classrooms, one prayer room, one teacher's room, a library, and a big office room. The headmaster has a separate room, one teachers room, a library, and a big office room. The headmaster has a separate room to sit in. there is an office room near to the headmaster's room. Two clerks sit there and maintain the records of the school. There are twenty-one teachers. There are also science laboratories, students common room. The library room is very ample. There is a rich collection of books in the library. There are about one thousand students in our school. Boys and girls from the nearby village can come to the school easily. There is a well-furnished computer room. Our teachers are very friendly supportive and kind to us. They are well qualified. We respect them very much. Our school start at 10:30 a.m. and breaks up at 4:15 p.m. there is a large playground in front of the school. We play football, cricket and volleyball hear. There results of the school in the S.S.C and junior scholarship are satisfactory. I feel proud of my school.
Question: Write a paragraph on 'Your School', your paragraph should describe the name, place and the year of establishment, the number of students and teachers and the results of the school.
Answer: The name of our school is Gopalgonj Model High School. It is one of the most reputed schools in the district. It was established in 1972. It is a three-storied building. There are fifty classrooms, a library room, a teacher's room, and the principal's room. There are 3500 students and sixty-five teachers in our school. Our teachers are well qualified. They teach us well. They act as our guides. The results of our school are satisfactory.


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Ashley Jenkins is an employee of Rooster Teeth who co-created and formerly managed/co-hosted The Know. She frequently appeared on The Patch and formerly co-hosted The Know it All with fellow anchor, Meg Turney. She voices Coco in RWBY as well as provides the voice for smaller unnamed characters in X-Ray and Vav; recently, Ashley voiced female versions of Church and Lopez (both being originally Burnie's roles) in an episode of Red vs Blue's fourteenth season. Ashley appears alongside other Rooster Teeth staff members in their mobile game Rooster Teeth vs Zombiens.
She was born in Utah, but at an early age she moved to Australia.
She is a former Rainbow Six Vegas pro and was a member of The Frag Dolls from 2004-2008. She was born on May 3, 1982.
She is currently engaged to Burnie Burns, they celebrated their 5th anniversary on September 23, 2017. She has appeared in four episodes of Game Time With Burnie, the most number of appearances in the series by any guest.
She has a brother and a sister and she is two years older than her sister.
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Gcompris can be installed anywhere on your hard drive.
Warning: You cannot use ~ in the prefix, it must be a full path.
Gcompris requires gtk-libs, libxml2, gnomecanvas, sqlite, and gdk-pixbuf.
detect it and compile with it.
GCompris includes several activity written in python.
order to be abble to compile it plus intltool, tetex.
We are using sqlite but it doesn't work on NFS mounted partitions.
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GCompris is an educational game for children starting at 3.
It uses GTK the GOO canvas, libxml2 and librsvg.
# based on the one in autoconf.
printbold "using $vc_checkprog for $vc_package"
printbold "checking for $vc_package $vc_comparator $vc_min_version..."
echo "too old (found version $vc_actual_version)"
printerr "***Error***: You must have $vc_package $vc_comparator $vc_min_version installed"
printerr " to build $PKG_NAME. Download the appropriate package for"
printerr " from your distribution or get the source tarball at"
# Adds the dir to $cm_macrodirs, if it's not there yet.
printerr "***Error***: some autoconf macros required to build $PKG_NAME"
printerr " were not found in your aclocal path, or some forbidden"
printerr " macros were found. Perhaps you need to adjust your"
# Uses REQUIRED_M4MACROS and ACLOCAL variables.
# but it contains only Automake's own macros, so we can ignore it.
# Read the dirlist file, supported by Automake >= 1.7.