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Proclaiming that it has completed a successful turnaround, Micro D Inc. announced record profits of $3 million for 1986 on sales that surged 84% above those of the previous year. Although the company has posted four consecutive quarterly profits, the full-year earnings were the first since 1984. The company lost $3.1 million in 1985.
The Santa Ana micro computer and software distributor posted 1986 sales of $221.4 million, compared to $119.8 million in 1985.
For the final quarter, profits were $1.2 million, contrasted with a loss of $1.8 million for the same period the year before. Sales of $75.6 million were up 70% from the year-earlier $44.6.
"Micro D accomplished a major turnaround in sales and profits in 1986," said Linwood A. Lacy, Micro D's chairman and chief executive. Lacy said sales in early 1987 have remained strong, with prospects for "improved results for all of 1987."
Until the first quarter of 1986, Micro D had suffered five consecutive quarterly losses. Although the losses were in part due to the overall computer industry slump, analysts also blamed Micro D's previous management team for failing to guide the company through the downturn.
Lacy, former senior vice president of marketing for Best Products, was hired in July, 1985, to replace Micro D founders Lorraine Mecca and her husband, Geza Csige.


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Tracy Morgan battling severe brain injury, lawyer says
Lawyer Benedict Morelli is unsure the actor will be able to get "back to the Tracy Morgan he once was" after June's highway crash.
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TRENTON, N.J.—Tracy Morgan is fighting to recover from a severe brain injury suffered in a highway crash more than five months ago, and it's unknown if the actor-comedian will be "the Tracy Morgan he once was," his lawyer said Tuesday.
Benedict Morelli said the former Saturday Night Live and 30 Rock star suffered a traumatic brain injury in the June 7 crash on the New Jersey Turnpike, in addition to a broken leg, nose and ribs.
"He's fighting to get better, and if there's a chance for him to be back to the Tracy Morgan he once was, he's going to try to do that," Morelli said. "But we just don't know because of the severity of the injuries that he sustained and the fact that he had such a severe brain injury."
Lawyers were in court in New Jersey for a scheduling conference in Morgan's lawsuit against Wal-Mart. Morgan wasn't at Tuesday's proceeding, during which lawyers met with the judge to settle on a schedule.
A Wal-Mart truck slammed into the back of a limo van that was carrying Morgan and several friends on their way back from a show in Delaware. One person was killed, and three others were injured, two seriously. Morgan spent several weeks in the hospital and in rehab.
Morelli didn't discuss specific aspects of Morgan's condition, but said he hasn't fully recovered. A comedy series Morgan was to have begun filming in August for FX Network was put on hold after the accident.
"When you have a traumatic brain injury it takes a very long time to find out how you're going to do and how much you're going to recover," Morelli said. "You just don't know. So that's where he is. He's still fighting and trying to live his life at the same time and trying to get better, and he's just not better. We're hoping and praying to get him back to where he was. But the jury's out."
Morgan sued for punitive and compensatory damages. In a response to the lawsuit filed in late September, Wal-Mart contended the victims' injuries were partly due to the fact that they weren't wearing seatbelts.
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Cincinnati Councilman P.G. Sittenfeld announced Saturday morning the city will commit $3.5 million toward a new recreation center on the East Side.
City pledges $3.5M for new East Side rec center Cincinnati Councilman P.G. Sittenfeld announced Saturday morning the city will commit $3.5 million toward a new recreation center on the East Side. Check out this story on cincinnati.com: https://cin.ci/27LkTBY
Patrick Brennan, pbrennan@enquirer.com Published 1:42 p.m. ET May 21, 2016 | Updated 11:07 a.m. ET May 23, 2016
Cincinnati Councilman P.G. Sittenfeld announced Saturday morning the city will commit $3.5 million toward a new recreation center on the east side.(Photo: Provided, P.G. Sittenfeld)
Under the proposal, $2 million will be committed from the city's 2016 budget and the remaining $1.5 million will come from the 2017 capital budget. That money will be combined with an "existing pot of $500,000," said Sittenfeld.
A new recreation center would replace an existing facility on Paxton Avenue in Oakley, which is a re-purposed restaurant.
A rendering of what Sittenfeld said was an aspirational facility was provided at the event, but exact building designs and the site of the proposed new structure haven't been determined.
More money — up to $2.5 million, Sittenfeld said — would be required for a recreation center like the one pictured in the rendering at the Saturday meeting at the current facility.
The proposed structure would provide gymnasium space for nearby schools while also servicing 10 percent of the city at one site, Sittenfeld said.
"The truth is it's obsolete. It's out of date. It doesn't have modern recreational resources," Sittenfeld said following a community input meeting of the current facility. "In terms of what the final product ends up being, that will be an on-going conversation between the community, the city, people in private philanthropy. What this really does... jumpstarts the entire process."
Sittenfeld was joined at the event by fellow Cincinnati councilwoman Amy Murray.
"There's a big unmet need and we hope and plan to fill it," said Murray.
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The cutest photo we've ever had? Possibly. Ruby the jackapoo on her first pub visit in the Hyde Tavern Winchester at only 11 weeks old! She's already developing a taste for the ales! Thanks to Vicki for the photo!
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THE WIFE (2017) – My rating: 8/10
The Wife is a drama directed by Björn Runge and written by Jane Anderson, based on the novel of the same name by Meg Wolitzer. The film follows a seasoned woman who questions her life choices as she travels to Stockholm with her husband, who is set to receive a prestigious Literary award. Extremely well acted with an interesting resolution to the story. I particularly liked the performances as well as the story.
The Wife opens in the year 1958 when a young Joan Archer (Annie Starke) meets Joseph Castleman (Harry Lloyd), a handsome young married professor at a women-only college. Although he is an accomplished, yet unpublished writer, Joan is awed by Joseph's forceful personality and his advice, "a writer must write". Joan also meets a published alumna author named Elaine Mozell (Elizabeth McGovern), whose cynical views on opportunities for female writers disheartens her. Two years later, Joseph has been fired for having an affair with Joan, his marriage is obviously failing, and his first attempt at writing a novel turns out disastrous. Joan who is now a secretary at a publishing house, observes how the all-male editors dismiss women writers. However, when Joan criticizes Joseph's work, he threatens to end his relationship with her, claiming she cannot love "a hack". Desperate, Joan agrees to fix Joseph's novel titled The Walnut, which gets published and becomes a bestseller.
By 1968, Joseph and Joan are living in a large seaside home in Connecticut. Joan is hard at work writing a novel, to be published under Joseph's name, while Joseph supports her by cooking, cleaning, and caring for their first child, David (Max Irons). As Joseph and Joan converse, it is apparent that Joan's novel is a reflection of their life together that has taken on a lax luster life style and bores Joan to tears. Over the next four decades, a narcissist Joseph has several adulterous affairs, and tells everyone that Joan "does not write".
By 1992, an elderly Joseph (Jonathan Pryce) has become a celebrated author and is slated to win a literary award. While Joseph and Joan (Glen Close) are travelling to Stockholm, they meet Nathaniel Bone (Christian Slater), a biographer with a taste for scandal, who tries to insinuate himself into the Castlemans' lives.
The remainder of The Wife is quite good. Glen Close is a brilliant actress and has always given performances par with some of the greatest performers I've seen. The Wife is a rather short, bitter sweet story that can only have one scurrying for answers. The surprise ending not only gives one school for thought but also directs you into your inner self for comparisons and solutions. Joan's shattered emotional state becomes apparent to Joseph and he peruses the problem by asking Joan to take a walk and have a meal out while he convinces her that she is merely a ghost writer. When his son ask for help with a short story he's writing, Joseph is unable to help because he's incapable but his son doesn't know his mother has been doing all the writing. How this movie ends will leave you intrigued and maybe a little angry. You'll have to see it to know. Check It Out!
[The Wife is Oscar nominated for Best Actress]
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This is a 3+1 bedroom, 3 bathroom townhouse on a 15 x 60 foot lot at 354A Harbord Street in Bickford Park.
And build by Oben Flats.
Though it is only 15 feet wide, the way it was designed (or maybe it is just the pictures), the house doesn't seem really narrow.
But there is definitely a newer feel to this place.
The Leslieville townhouse was listed at $989,000. It sold for $979,000 in October.
This place that has 1 parking spot is listed at $1,289,900.


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"Companies have limited dollars to spend, and in the last few years, the focus has been on e-commerce and the Web," explains Blair Pleasant, an analyst with the Pelorus Group and author of the report, "Unified Messaging CPE: Moving to Unified Communications." "To say workers can save an hour a day by accessing messages in one place may not be a compelling enough argument to jump unified messaging to the top of the wish list. It's not a must-have, but really more of a nice-to-have tool."
At Royal Specialty Underwriting, however, the Lucent Unified Messenger system is quickly becoming a must-have for its increasingly mobile workforce. In use since 1997, Unified Messenger is available to all 200 Royal Specialty users, many of whom are insurance underwriters who travel and need to be in constant communication with brokers to provide quote information to bind a policy. "Our underwriters need to provide information quickly, even though they're not sitting at their desks. This helps us service our brokers quickly," Walls says. With the software, underwriters can have their e-mail read to them over the telephone and respond to e-mails with voice mail using Lucent's text-to-speech recognition software, which reads e-mail over the phone, letting users issue commands to respond to messages and create new ones.
Selling the company on the system was easy because Royal Specialty had no prior investment in a voice mail system. Since the company chairman did not like voice mail, Walls and his crew sold him on the benefits of a centralized inbox for all communications. They got funding--approximately $60,000--for the technology with little to no pushback, says Walls. "We were at an advantage because we didn't have a voice-mail system," Walls says. "When you have a lot of money invested in separate voice, fax, and e-mail systems, it's a lot of money to throw away for the benefit of an integrated inbox. Companies can continue to survive with three separate systems."
Another benefit of Unified Messenger was its ability to tap into the administrative and directory services of Microsoft Exchange, which Royal Specialty already used for e-mail. The software, which costs around $300 per user to implement, has been a sound investment, although Walls says coming up with a specific return on investment is difficult. He estimates that busy underwriters are able to save about 30 minutes a day during commuting time alone. And, since the software uses a browser interface that looks like Exchange, Royal Specialty users required no additional training. Essentially, users dial one number on a phone and go through the standard security measures to access all messages, whether voice mail or e-mail. Then Lucent's text-to-speech recognition software takes over, which allows them to issue commands to answer messages and generate new ones.
Goodbye mistaken identity
After an evaluation of systems in 1998, Sentinel installed AVT's CallXpress voice mail system, which offers unified messaging. In fact, the unified-messaging capabilities were the main reason Sentinel selected the product, says Rashkovich, who declined to name the other products the company investigated. Now 180 employees in the corporate headquarters are up and running on the software with minimal training effort. "AVT provides a single interface, so as far as the user is concerned, they see only one inbox and get all messages in one spot," Rashkovich explains. "That makes it extremely easy to use, saving time and money."
In addition to improving real estate agents' productivity, CallXpress has improved the response time of Sentinel's IT support help desk. "Our group supports people from all properties and we receive all kinds of communications from the field. To be able to go into one inbox to retrieve all the voice mails, e-mails, and faxes lets us respond much quicker than if we had to look in different places," Rashkovich says. The system, which cost around $50,000 in software licenses and another $15,000 in hardware upgrades, already has paid for itself, Rashkovich says, although he admits the numbers are hard to quantify. In the data center alone, he says the help desk staff is able to save an hour a week.
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Like Royal Specialty, Sentinel Real Estate Corp. did not like voice mail. However, hand-written messages were resulting in a lot of missed sales opportunities, says Emile Rashkovich, CIO for the New York-based commercial and residential real estate firm. "Our clients were frustrated because they couldn't leave voice mail, and when messages were transcribed, there were often misinterpretations and mistakes," Rashkovich says.


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1992 Legends of One-Pocket III . Jan. 25, 1992 . Columbia, S.C.
In his first final at a major professional tournament, Shannon "The Cannon" Daulton didn't carry a boatload of one-hole titles like the rest of the field at the 1992 Legends of One-Pocket III. Heck, the 19-year-old barely carried a razor.
But inexperience and baby-face aside, Daulton showed he belonged among the legends - including "Bugs" Rucker, "Strawberry" Brooks and Steve Mizerak. In one of the greatest upsets in our collection of the top 30 finals of the past three decades, Daulton squeezed past Mizerak on the last ball in a hill-hill final, capping a thrilling run through a field of legendary one-holers.
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"I beat a lot of good players in that tournament," Daulton said, recently reminiscing about his first big title won in Columbia, S.C. "But I was nervous, there was no doubt about that. It was a packed house, and the pressure was immense."
A game usually reserved for the most experienced players around, one-pocket was long the preferred discipline of the teenaged cueist savant. When he grappled with the mighty Miz, Daulton already had six or seven years of experience playing one-pocket in cash games.
"I think I have to give credit to my gambling," he said. "I was playing good players when I was 12 and 13. I didn't have tournament experience, but I had some experience. You got to get it one way or another."
In the final, Daulton got it all right, if not right away. The race-to-5 for the $7,000 first prize started as a nightmare for the young gun, as Mizerak took the first three racks. Daulton, nervous but not intimidated, fought his way back into the match. He took the next four games to climb on the hill, 4-3, while more-seasoned pros and spectators mixed adjectives like "careless" and "imaginative."
Mizerak knotted the match at four games apiece, forcing a decisive ninth rack. Daulton built a 5-3 lead in balls, but then erred on a cross-side bank, letting the cue ball drift into the side pocket. Mizerak took advantage, sinking four balls for a 7-4 advantage.
Both players tried to gently roll the final balls into favorable position, and Daulton began to gain a slight tactical advantage. He herded three balls into his pocket, leaving just one ball - the 7, sitting alone on the cloth to decide the tournament.
The two exchanged safeties, then Mizerak missed a two-rail bank, followed by more safeties. Ten shots after Daulton's first try at the lonely 7 ball, Mizerak missed another two-rail attempt. The table was set for Daulton - a look at the championship-winning shot, the length of the table with a slight angle.
Daulton tilted his head back, took a deep breath, then got down on the shot. Two quick practice strokes, and whitey was in motion, perfectly knocking the title-clinching ball into the corner pocket.
A bit out of place among the senior members of the Legends of One-Pocket field, Daulton was surrounded by a half dozen pool idols-turned-colleagues - Mizerak among them.
Daulton waltzed through the crowd with ease after the nail-biting finish.
"He just congratulated me and said that it was amazing to play like that as a young guy," Daulton said. "At that time, the guys who won one-pocket tournaments were all 40 or older."
Now just a few years from 40 himself, Daulton still cherishes that first win - so much so that the big shiny trophy now sits in his living room.
"It's a little shaken up," Daulton said about his first piece of professional hardware. "But it's still tremendously nice. I still get a lot of questions about that match from people and that tickles me."
Sixteen years later, Daulton is still proud of the unexpected accomplishment.
"That one had to be one of the biggest shockers to anyone in the world of pool, myself included," he said.
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Beyond the obvious-once-you-start-working, "This is not a get-rich-quick career," (at least not without LOTS of hard work!), there are many things I've learned that I didn't realize before becoming an agent.
Though the specifics vary from state to state, real estate agents are independent contractors. We each run our own business under the umbrella of our company (in my case, RE/MAX Integrity).
While house hunting TV shows tour the neighborhood, close the deal and throw a housewarming party in 30 minutes, real life is not as streamlined (and how on earth do they always seem to manage that crazy high budget?!).
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Now with more wifely duties. Slightly NSFW/K.
4. Fox Released a Creepy Trailer for Its New Series "The Following."
Every once in a while, Fox unearths a gem ("Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles, 24"); this psychological thriller looks like it could be the great next entry in their dark and gritty parade. American loves a nasty serial killer and this one--Joe Carroll (James Purefoy)--is so good bad, he's amassed a cult following of baby serial killers. Bacon is ripe for a jump back into the collective consciousness as Ryan Hardy, a disgraced former FBI agent brought back into the fold because of his connection to Carroll. "The Following" premieres on Fox January 13, 2013.
3. We Got a Snappy Little Trailer for "A Young Doctor's Notebook."
Daniel Radcliffe and Jon Hamm as two sides of the same coin? That's the premise for what looks to be a delightful miniseries based on the Mikhail Bulgakov novel. The actors play younger and older versions of Dr. Vladimir Bomgard, a Russian medic who likes to talk to himself. Despite (or perhaps because of) Hamm's questionable accent, you'll want to watch this several times. "A Young Doctor's Notebook" plays on Sky Arts 1's Play House Presents on December 6th. (No word yet on what other methods we stateside folk will have to resort to..).
2. The Science Channel Celebrates "Firefly's" Tenth Anniversary Tonight.
Following an all day "Firefly marathon today, tonight at 10 pm EST, the Science Channel will air the reunion documentary "Firefly: Browncoats Unite," a roundtable discussion between writers Tim Minear and Jose Molina and castmembers Nathan Fillion, Summer Glau, Adam Baldwin, Sean Maher and Alan Tudyk, as well as interviews with Morena Baccarin, Gina Torres and Jewel Staite, and...what the second season plans were. As if that's not enough, you can click over and see clips of extra footage.
1. David Tennant Made His "Star Wars: The Clone Wars" Debut.
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While, Over at Casa Lucas: The Film Wing, Star Wars: Episode VII Named a Scriptwriter.
Academy Award nominated Michael Arndt (Little Miss Sunshine, Toy Story 3) will write the new Star Wars entry that will focus on "a new generation of heroes," and bring the Skywalker family story to a close. Mark Hamill, Carrie Fisher and Harrison Ford are all rumored to be reprising their roles; Episode VII is expected to have a 2015 release.
Cindy Davis simply cannot choose.
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A question of standing
2017 case note – standing of taxpayer bringing proceeding on behalf of incorporated society - strike out, liquidation, incorporated and unincorporated societies.
Rhys Michael Cullen v The Commissioner of Inland Revenue [2017] NZHC 578
Mr Cullen brought a proceeding in relation to a goods and services tax return on behalf of Tamaki Rugby League Incorporated against the Commissioner of Inland Revenue ("the Commissioner"). The Commissioner applied to strike out this proceeding on the basis that, as Tamaki Rugby League Incorporated was struck off the register of incorporated societies at the time of the return and in liquidation at the time the proceedings were brought, Mr Cullen did not have standing. The High Court declined the Commissioner's strike out application, considering it tenable that the proceeding related to the unincorporated version of Tamaki Rugby League Incorporated, and that Mr Cullen could therefore have standing.
This judgment is under appeal.
There are concerns over the wider impact of this decision. Her Honour seems to suggest that the Commissioner is obligated to enter the disputes process and treat tax returns and dispute documents as valid even when they have not been filed on behalf of, or with the authority of, the taxpayer stated on the documents. This decision appears to broaden the ambit of Commissioner of Inland Revenue v Alam [2009] NZCA 273.
On 24 July 2006, the Tamaki Rugby League ("the Club") was registered on the Register of Incorporated Societies ("the Register") as an incorporated society ("the Society"). On 20 August 2010, the Society was placed into liquidation and the Society was removed from the Register on 19 November 2012.
The Society was restored to the Register as of 17 June 2016 following an application by Mr Rhys Cullen as he believed the Society was due a tax refund from Inland Revenue. The Society came back into existence as an incorporated society from that date forward. The Judge hearing the application to restore the Society to the Register refused to make "relate back" orders.
In the interim, it seems that Mr Cullen, as Chairman of the Club, had been taking steps to prepare and file various tax returns, including a goods and services tax ("GST") return for the period ended 31 May 2016 ("the Return"). The Return was in the name of the Society. The GST registration number used on the Return was the Society's. The Return sought a GST refund of approximately $14,000.
On 3 August 2016, the Commissioner issued a notice of assessment ("the Assessment"). The Assessment was also in the name of the Society and used the Society's GST registration number. The Assessment recorded that, rather than a refund of approximately $14,000, a refund of only approximately $100 was due. Mr Cullen says that there was a data entry error when Inland Revenue Department staff processed the Return.
On 26 August 2016, Mr Cullen issued a Notice of Proposed Adjustment ("the NOPA") in relation to the Assessment. Again, the NOPA was in the name of the Society, and it used the Society's GST registration number. In the NOPA, Mr Cullen challenged the validity of the Assessment.
Pursuant to ss 89G and 89AB(2) of the Tax Administration Act 1994 ("the TAA"), the Commissioner's Notice of Response ("the NOR") was due on 26 October 2016. On 5 September 2016, Mr Cullen commenced these proceedings, seeking a declaration that the Return is valid and a declaration that the Assessment is invalid.
On 7 September 2016, the Commissioner wrote to Mr Cullen acknowledging receipt of the NOPA and noting that the Commissioner intended to issue a NOR. On 14 October 2016, the Commissioner wrote again to Mr Cullen, stating that the Commissioner had confirmed that the Society was in liquidation and that the Commissioner would be directing further communications to the Official Assignee. No NOR was issued by the Commissioner prior to 26 October 2016.
On 19 September 2016, the Commissioner filed her application to strike out these proceedings.
Her Honour found that it was tenable that the Return, the NOPA and these proceedings were issued and/or brought for and on behalf of the Club as an unincorporated body, rather than the Society. There was no doubt that the Return was issued in the name of the Society and used the Society's GST registration number. However, her Honour's view was that did not mean that the taxpayer to whom the Return actually related could not be the Club. Her Honour considered it tenable that the Return could not in fact relate to the Society, because the Society did not exist during the period to which the Return relates.
Her Honour reached a similar conclusion in relation to the Assessment, finding that it was arguable that the Assessment was an assessment of the tax activities of the Club and not the Society.
Her Honour also found that if the Commissioner considered that a NOPA does not meet the requirements of s 89D, or is otherwise invalid and has not triggered the statutory disputes process, the appropriate course was to issue a NOR to that effect, so that that issue can be resolved through the disputes process and challenge proceedings. This enables the question of validity to be determined through the correct procedural route.
Accordingly, for these reasons her Honour considered it was arguable that Mr Cullen did not need the Official Assignee's consent to commence these proceedings and, as Chairman of the Club, had the necessary standing to bring them.
It was also found tenable that the Assessment was not deemed to be correct under s 109 of the TAA. This was because the premise underlying s 109, namely that the taxpayer could challenge the Assessment in challenge proceedings, did not exist.
Her Honour found that while it was an abuse of process for Mr Cullen to have commenced these proceedings prior to the disputes process running its course, as the Commissioner did not continue to engage in the disputes process she did not propose to exercise her discretion to strike out the proceedings as an abuse of process.
Section 26 Incorporated Societies Act 1908, ss 248, 260, sch 6 Companies Act 193, ss 89AB, 89D, 109, 113, 138B Tax Administration Act 1994, ss 51, 57 Goods and Services Tax Act 1985, r 15.1 High Court Rules 2016


It molests my soul and slices into my thoughts. Oh, how I've failed you, my beloved Sharayna. I wish to perish within the void of my despair. I wish to die. Such a pathetic human desire. How can I die when I am already dead?
Demetri made a feeble attempt to shift his limbs.
The roots binding him tightened, restricting his movements, and pulled him deeper into his grave. The wooden stake lodged in his chest released prongs that sunk deeper into his flesh.
His mind screamed as the pain increased. His will to fight slowly faded away. He fell motionless.
As his fate circled the drain of death, his senses were keen to everything taking place above him. Wings fluttered in the distance, dried leaves crumbled under scurrying paws. A smothering heat wavered over the area as a shower from the Heavens battered the soil.
Should I succumb to my final resting place, my prison?
With all his mental fortitude, he struggled to keep a firm grip on his link with his beautiful Dragon Queen. Their connection was faint. There, and not there. Her despair and need for him coursed through his paralyzed body, thrashing his pride.
This was his punishment for loving her, for refusing to live his dark life without her. Suffering. It was all in the Dark Lord's plan, to make his journey into hell that much more agonizing.
Mentally, he tried to reach out to her. He strained to see her lovely face. Nothing but an empty black abyss hovered before him. Soon, all he could hear were her cries. He'd been completely cut off from those dear to him and swallowed by the bottomless pit of extinction.
Surging through the scent of the rain, a stench accosted his senses. A herd of blood thirsty feline shifters bounded in his direction. Their swift approach suggested that they were aware of his ever-fading presence. His suspicions were confirmed when their thoughts and intent to kill washed over him. Perhaps it was in spite of his brother, given that the Chalvaiz clan were considered enemies to all other shifter clans in power. However, their hunger for his death couldn't be for mere retaliation. No. The nature of the beast demanded it. Killing him would satisfy their seething hatred for his kind.
Vampires and shifters, forever at odds.
Paw falls pounded the earth, snarls echoed above. Seconds later, claws raked across the dirt.
His resting place was no longer a mystery.
Being that he was burrowed deep, they had quite a ways to dig before they reached him, but that certainly wouldn't hinder their resolve to kill him. Not that he wanted it to.
The sharp bray of a blade rang out. A sudden silence fell over the plain before shrieks and yelps of pain filled the air. The sword's continuous cry bellowed out across the tree strewn landscape as bodies hit the ground with quaking thuds.
The beginnings of a smile played on Demetri's lips.
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Acting Up • Acting Up 2013
Acting Up – December 2013 – Sallie Eden
Sallie Eden chats to Dr Mark Crees on his life, love for Charles Dickens and his wonderful play 'The Locksmith's Wife'
Dr Mark Crees isn't an actor…or is he? Well, he's certainly an accomplished playwright and, by the time you read this, many of you will have heard Mark reading from Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol at a CHSW fundraiser in St Mawes. I hope you'll agree that, given the passion he puts into his recitals, his performances are no ordinary reading.
As well as his readings, Mark writes essays and stories, many of which have appeared in The Times Literary Supplement, The Reader and The Threepenny Review[1]. He has also been interviewed on radio about his love for Victorian literature. Mark works hard to bring the books he loves to everyone, whilst also raising money for charities which are important to him. As well as supporting CHSW, he's involved in Arts for Health, Cornwall's 'Reading Allowed' project, designed to assist people with dementia to continue to enjoy books, by reading aloud to them.
In his "day job", Mark teaches senior school pupils and leads adult education classes, specialising in, amongst others, DH Lawrence, Wordsworth and Virginia Woolf. But across the Roseland he is probably best known for his talks on Dickens' work and for his absolutely wonderful play, 'The Locksmith's Wife', performed by Cube Theatre as part of a national tour. Both sad and funny, it's a tale of disappointment and resentment within a marriage. For me, it's also a story about story-telling; I think Dickens would have been proud to have written it himself.
As Mark says, "My love of Dickens' work really took off when I discovered, in a Liverpool junk shop, a 39-volume National Edition of his works. It cost £30. I use this set to read to my family and when I read to an audience. Dickens' stories were made for the voice and need to be heard to be believed. Tears and laughter, darkness and light, are closely bound together in his books. As well as writing very good stories, his books gave people hope and still do.
"I also chair the Mark Rutherford[2] Society, and present readings from his work. Like Dickens, Rutherford's books tell of the conflicting ideas of the period, as well the lives of ordinary people."
I wondered where his love of reading came from. "At school I was fortunate to have a wonderful English teacher, Liz Allen, with whom I remain friends – she planted a seed which has grown and grown and which I like to think I am spreading. As a teacher myself now, I aim to inspire my students by reading aloud to them – making lessons into a performance. I really believe that everyone from small children and teenagers onwards gets more out of books when they are read with feeling.
"As well as having a real love of books, my parents and grandparents were all linked to drama in some way – from a shared passion for reading aloud, to my grandparents running a theatrical boarding house. In fact, my parents wanted me to be an actor, but I wanted to be a drummer, something which I still love doing."
Why Dickens? "I always loved Dickens. My father used to read it to me. But it didn't work when I read the books to myself, however, in my twenties I read aloud Bleak House and that was it! I was hooked. Dickens was a very emotional writer, he worried about people. Many people think he wrote only about class differences and poverty but he wrote about everyone and he tried to understand their problems.
"I rather think there are similarities between us; for example, we're both worriers. And reading him helps to clarify my own thoughts. He was interested in people who are trapped, but he always tried to find a way out for them. He had great insight, which is emotionally powerful. For me, Dickens is a sustaining influence, almost another member of the family."
What of people who say they don't like Dickens? "In my presentations on discovering Dickens, I mention car boot sales, tropical butterflies, public libraries, elderly parents, misers and hairdressers." Something for everyone…and, yes, there is a link! "Dickens wrote about life. He described life in prison; his stories were full of emotion, and they reflected everyday living across the classes."
So, how did Mark end up in Cornwall and why teaching? "At school I wasn't particularly good at literature and my first degree was in Sociology. I worked in a children's home. At that time I was reading more and more. During that period I was part of a Socialist Theatrical company and wrote lots of plays on a range of topical issues – the Docks' strikes, the demise of the NHS and so on. I was also heavily involved in the wider theatrical scene in Liverpool. In hindsight it was great training.
"I did a part time MA in Victorian literature at Liverpool University. I felt I had found my calling and went on to do a PhD. I was fortunate to have as an inspiration, Dr Phil Davis who values the links between literature, emotion and personal thinking. I believe that, in times of crisis or worry, reading and understanding characters from books can help people express their own feelings and concerns in a more anonymous way; they can use stories as a sounding board.
"But it was when my wife and I went on a cycling holiday to Zennor and fell in love with Cornwall that our lives took a different turn. We were determined to move here so we did. I was fortunate to obtain a job in Truro and we've been here for 13 years now. I realise that all of the work I did, and my studies, were leading to the love I now have for literature.
"I am keen to follow Dickens' tradition of reading aloud, reading to my wife and to my children. With them, I started with Oliver Twist, which most children like. There's no need to read a whole book. Whether reading for pleasure or teaching it's all about choosing the right book, even the right version, so that even though they may not be interested in books at the time, when children leave school there's something, that seed tucked away, ready for the future.
"Although I'd probably say that reading is at the core of my life, I'd have to say that, apart from my family, the real highlight has been writing and watching my play, 'The Locksmith's Wife'. "I'd like to have been in it. Thinking that led directly to one of the characters in the play.
"I'm particularly keen for people to rediscover the lost art of reading-aloud and for parents to read to their children. I don't just mean reading a book as it's written, but loosening up and performing the stories. You don't have to be an actor to do that, just someone with a passion for reading as an art."
Thinking about New Year's Resolutions? Why not make a start by reading aloud one of Dickens' short stories or even, belatedly, one of his other Christmas tales? After all, hearing Sam Weller read aloud, "with such remarks as suggested themselves to his mind", never failed to afford Mr Pickwick great amusement.[3]
[1] The Threepenny Review is a highly regarded literary magazine published in the USA
[2] Rutherford was a 19th century writer and this year marks 100 years since his death
[3] Pickwick Papers, final chapter
Acting Up – May 2014 – Sallie Eden
Acting Up – November 2013 – Sallie Eden


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Gilbert Joseph Carroll, Jr.
December 27, 1922 ~ October 30, 2018 (age 95)
Gilbert J. Carroll Jr. of Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida passed away October 30, 2018 in his home surrounded and cared for by his loving family.
He was born on the family farm, December 27,1922 in Hartland, Illinois to Gilbert J. and Rose A. (McCabe) Carroll. Following his military service in the Army during WWII and upon completion of his college degree from the University of Illinois, he married Bonnie J. Ferguison on February 18, 1950 in St. Patrick's Church in Hartland.
They began married life in Woodstock and his career in sales with Kraft Foods took them to Chicago, Rockford, Elk Grove Village and ultimately to Wiesbaden, Germany where he worked for eight years. He and Bonnie retired to Ponte Vedra Beach where he enjoyed golf, reading, studying a good balance sheet, and sipping a fine scotch on the back porch in the evening. He will be remembered for his strength of character, strong positive attitude and gentlemanly ways.
He is survived by his daughter, Maureen Bridget Farris of Ponte Vedra Beach; a son, Michael T. (Darla) Carroll of Manawa, Wisconsin; three grandchildren, Edward Farris of Ponte Vedra Beach, Ryan Carroll of Manawa, Nathaniel Carroll of Winneconne; three great-grandchildren; a sister, Julia Ann Howell; and many nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by his parents; his loving wife of 50 years, Bonnie; brothers John and Edward Carroll; an infant brother; and a son-in-law, Bryce Farris.
A gathering of friends and relatives will be held on Saturday, November 3, 2018 at St. Mary Catholic Church, 312 Lincoln Avenue in Woodstock from 10:00 am until the 11:00 am Funeral Mass. Interment will follow in Calvary Catholic Cemetery in Woodstock.


Can I just confirm that, although the PT-104 is intended for use with the PT 100 temperature senders, there's nothing inherent within the device that makes it ONLY suitable for this application. So providing the input voltages are controlled appropriately, it can be used to digitally log any analogue input signal?
Yes you can use the PT104 to measure other things, it will measure voltages from 0 to 2.5V or resistance from 0 to 10k Ohms. There is lots of information on how to do this in the PT104 manual.
OK, that's what I figured, just needed to put my mind at rest!
I notice that you claim the device to be capable of reading voltages at 180ms per channel, as opposed to the 720ms taken for resistance/temperature measurements. Are you able to explain the origin of this difference, again, just to put my mind at rest that I really can expect this level of performance when reading voltages?!
Also, I assume the pin terminals on the mini-DIN connectors are supply, ground, signal, and a second ground?
(pins 2,3 and 4 respectively). The first pin is not used. Information on this is in the help manual.
The conversion time is as stated - 180ms per channel when taking voltage readings.
Current Supply During Resistance Measurement?
Is there an alternate mode where the connector of the PT-104 is providing a constant current during a resistance measurement? If so what is that current? I am interested in a four wire resistance measurement of a device with very low impedance of say 1 mOhm and would like to bias it with something like 1-10 mA or so.


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Disneyland After Dark
For Evigt Rock - 2017
The headlining act of For Evigt Rock was pretty much a given one. When creating an event to celebrate rock music in Denmark, who else could you put on the billing than Denmark's most rocking band? Surprise, surprise, we're talking about D-A-D here!
"Have you drunk enough to sing along? Have you drunk enough to sing along and clap your hands to the beat? Have you drunk enough to say anything goes? Even the bad toilet situation?!"
- Jesper Binzer (vocals/guitar)
Already before the band entered, we could see that we were in for a treat. The band had once again renewed itself and its performance. In front of us was a stage like I've never seen before from them – the all-covering back and side drops depicted a starry night in a desert landscape, and the stacks of amps on stage were arranged into two pyramid shapes. The drumkit looked minimalistic between them, but knowing Laust Sonne, he'd be able to get the best possible result out of even this. Above it all, a huge Molly light-rig shone down on us and the stage.
Not in line with the visual theme, the band's intro music was that of the Big Bad Wolf theme played as marching music on drums and flute – it may not have gone with the visuals, but as far as the band goes, it was spot on!
Despite this venture along new ways, the band chose to open with a very safe card, Riskin' It All (enjoy the irony of the title and the comment for a while), but the setlist would then reveal itself as being far from standardized! Sure, there were quite a few songs were used to by now, but with all those albums out, D-A-D have amassed quite a lot of fan favourites that are hard to remove. It was what was between these live staples though, that made the show really interesting. Anyone reading this site should be well up to date with my constant ramblings about the band needing to show more love for the Helpyourselfish album, and dare to venture outside of Reconstrucdead. Well, tonight we got not just one but two songs from said album, and none of them were Reconstrucdead! Don't get me wrong, I love that track as much as the next net pet, but I also love all the other songs from the album, so to finally hear Written In Water and Soulbender was like a wet dream! This of course helped heavy up the concert quite a bit, another thing you won't hear me complaining about, but overall it was some quite rocking, and often to the heavier side, tunes the band had picked for the evening.
"Come on Laust, scare yourself! Come on Laust, play so that you poop your pants!"
All of these new changes seemed to have revitalized the band as well. They were truly on fire this evening!
I admit, if you break it apart and study each piece of the performance individually, you'll recognise most of them, maybe even all, from other shows in the recent past. There's the scream along to get Laust Sonne to do a drum solo, there are the prolonged guitar solos courtesy of Jacob Binzer, the crazy outfits and instruments that adorn Stig Pedersen, and the jokes from Jesper Binzer that fill the time between songs. All this we know, and have grown accustomed to, but it was in the piecing together of all of these elements that we on this night found a flame burning stronger than usual. And even with all of these extra activities, it still felt like the band was letting the music take the lead in the performance. They were climbing over each other to deliver, and yet seemed down to earth and relaxed. And having fun. That's the main ingredient to take away from this show – that the band seemed to genuinely have fun playing for us.
Not surprisingly, this went straight to the centre and soul of the audience, which was as lively as it could be here in the wee hours of the night. It wasn't an all-out metal crowd, although I did spot a surprisingly large amount of metalheads here, so I wasn't surprised that the physical action was mainly contained in waving fists and devil horns in the air, but what may have lacked in physicality, the crowd made up for in aural contribution – there was shouting, chanting, and singing. From start to finish, side to side, up and down and all around! The jokes got laughs, the requests for shouts got drowned in the very thing they were asking for, and wave after wave of applause just kept rolling in. It wasn't surprising to hear the loud response the band got, when the audience was allowed to take over completely in the first verse of the old hit favourite Sleeping My Day Away. Likewise, it is always fun to hear the voices drop off one by one, the further we get into the song, but that's another story.
So, what had begun as a nice and pleasant day in the sun, now truly reached its crescendo as darkness had set in and the moon had taken hold of the sky, and D-A-D once again showed why they are the ruling heavyweight champions of Danish rock music.
Riskin' It All
Written In Water
Monster Philosophy
A New Age Moving In
Riding With Sue
Soft Dogs
Everything Glows
Scare Yourself
I Want What She's Got
Bad Craziness
Sleeping My Day Away
It's After Dark
Mutts
Magtens Korridorer
Blended Brew
Sort Sol
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Moore: Court's Ruling on Church Falls Short
Home » Moore: Court's Ruling on Church Falls Short
The U.S. Supreme Court's rejection of a California church's emergency appeal of the state's restriction on worship gatherings failed to provide the clear guidance needed during the COVID-19 pandemic, according to Southern Baptist religious freedom leader Russell Moore.
The high court declined to grant an injunction for a San Diego-area church in a 5-4 decision late May 29. After failing at the federal appeals court level, South Bay United Pentecostal Church in Chula Vista had asked the Supreme Court May 23 to block enforcement of California's limitation on attendance at worship services.
Gov. Gavin Newsom had issued an executive order permitting businesses such as retail stores and restaurants to open with social distancing during Phase 2 of reopening the state, but he had postponed worship services until Phase 3. On May 25, the state issued new guidelines that permitted churches and other religious groups to meet at 25 percent of building capacity.
In a brief opinion in which no other justice joined, Chief Justice John Roberts — who agreed in the majority with what is considered the court's liberal wing — said California's restrictions "appear consistent with the Free Exercise Clause of the First Amendment."
Roberts wrote that constraints similar to or stricter than those on churches apply to "comparable secular gatherings" such as concerts, theater shows and spectator sports "where large groups of people gather in close proximity for extended periods of time." The activities that receive more lenient treatment, including shopping at grocery stores and conducting business at banks, are unlike worship services, Roberts said.
Moore, president of the Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission (ERLC), said he wished the justices "had acted to bring more constitutional clarity to this pressing question. There is no dispute that the government has a compelling interest in restricting assemblies during times of pandemic, but several states [including California] have pursued policies that are inconsistent, incoherent and not neutral toward religious gatherings as opposed to non-religious gatherings."
In an ERLC news release, Moore said Roberts is correct in saying "a large gathering of people is not the same as a small business where people can socially distance one by one. And yet, in many states, that's not where the distinction is being made. In some places, casinos are open while houses of worship are not. That is not sound public policy, and it sets a bad precedent.
"States should set their policies according to the behaviors that can and cannot happen safely, the numbers of people that can be gathered, not on whether the assembly is a church or not a church, and they should apply those standards equally and neutrally," he said. "This pandemic is a perilous time. We need to emerge from it with both our public safety and our First Amendment intact. We can do that, but only if elected officials and the courts take seriously the matters both of public health and of constitutional freedoms."
Travis Wussow, the ERLC's general counsel and vice president for public policy, told Baptist Press in written comments: "The process of reopening our communities is going to be a difficult one that is going to require grace and patience with each other as we come to this discussion with different assumptions and perspectives. At the same time, government officials have a unique obligation to listen to and serve their communities, including communities of faith. The Constitution acknowledged the unique role faith plays in the lives of Americans, and our governing officials need to come to these decisions with that in mind."
Associate Justice Brett Kavanaugh said in a written dissent he would grant a temporary injunction "because California's latest safety guidelines discriminate against places of worship and in favor of comparable secular businesses. Such discrimination violates the First Amendment." The "basic constitutional problem," Kavanaugh wrote, is California's 25 percent occupancy limit does not apply to "comparable secular businesses," such as restaurants, retail stores and cannabis dispensaries.
Associate Justices Clarence Thomas and Neil Gorsuch joined Kavanaugh in his written dissent.
The overwhelming majority of churches and other religious bodies have abided by government policies during the pandemic, but restrictive policies in some states regarding the restoration of corporate worship have resulted in disagreements between faith communities and governors.
An attorney representing South Bay United Pentecostal Church said it would continue with its appeal on the merits of the case to the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, which rejected the church's emergency appeal for an injunction May 22. A possible return to the Supreme Court for a decision based on the merits would offer the church "a much more favorable standard," said Charles LiMandri, who is serving as special counsel for the Thomas More Society.
"Although this interim ruling is disappointing, it's clear to us that, without the filing and vigorous litigation of this lawsuit, churches would still be closed in California under Governor Newsom's original shut-down orders," LiMandri said in a written statement.
When Newsom's previous order was in effect, the U.S. Department of Justice wrote him May 19 to say it believes the U.S. Constitution "calls for California to do more to accommodate religious worship."
"Simply put, there is no pandemic exception to the U.S. Constitution and its Bill of Rights," Assistant Attorney General Eric Dreiband told Newsom. "Religious gatherings may not be singled out for unequal treatment compared to other nonreligious gatherings that have the same effect on the government's public health interest, absent the most compelling reasons."
Bill Agee, executive director of the California Southern Baptist Convention, encouraged Newsom in a May 15 letter to move churches to Phase 2 of his reopening plan, a spokesman for the convention told BP.
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Q: BackboneJS - Add class to clicked element after rendering Can I add a class to the parent
-element after the relevant  has been clicked and the view has been rendered? Can I use the afterRender-function
I have a view like this:
function (App, Backbone) {

    var Alphabet = App.module();
    var LetterView = Backbone.View.extend({
        template: 'alphabetlist',
        tagName: 'li',
        serialize: function() {
            return this.model.toJSON();
        }

    });

    Alphabet.View = Backbone.View.extend({
        tagName: 'ol',
        className: 'alist',
        initialize: function() {
            this.listenTo(this.collection, 'all', this.render);
            this.listenTo(this.collection, 'sync', this.onSync);

            this.collection.fetch();
        },

        beforeRender: function() {
            var self = this;

            this.collection.each(function(item) {
                self.insertView(new LetterView({model: item}))
            })
        }
    });
    Alphabet.AlphabetCollection = Backbone.Collection.extend({
        url: 'js/json/AlphabetCollection.json'
    });

    return Alphabet;
}

My JSON file looks like:
[
{
    "name":"0-9",
    "id":"1",
    "url":"special"
},
{
    "name":"A",
    "id":"2",
    "url":"a"
},
{
    "name":"B",
    "id":"3",
    "url":"b"
},
   ...etc.

]

and the HTML-template:
{{name}}

I want to achieve that the parent
-element becomes some kind of "active" class so it indicates, which letter has been clicked and which list of groups which names starts with the rleevant letter is displayed.
can someone help me out?
Thanks in advance...

A: It's actually quite simple, assuming the anchor is inside of the LetterView alphabetlist template:
var LetterView = Backbone.View.extend({
    template: 'alphabetlist',
    tagName: 'li',
    serialize: function() {
        return this.model.toJSON();
    },
    events: {
      'click a': 'onClick'
    },
    onClick: function (e) {
      e.preventDefault();
      this.$el.siblings('.is-active').removeClass('is-active');
      this.$el.addClass('is-active');
    }
});

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