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The Basilica's mysterious bend
By Julie-Ann Baumer, Special to the Sun Journal
The center aisle of the Basilica takes a turn near the front of the church.
Celebrating the Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul
One of the as-yet-unsolved mysteries of the Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul is often missed by regular attendees and infrequent visitors alike.
From the pews, it's subtle and almost imperceptible. Priests, lectors and altar servers standing at the altar, a few feet above the pews, have a better chance of noticing it.
What is this mystery? The Basilica is crooked.
One good place to see the building's ever-so-slight tilt is at the marble floor tiles near the altar. From the center aisle, the tile pattern leans slightly to the left.
A bird's-eye view from above shows that the most northern portion of the church that contains the altar and Dominican choir seems to tip to the left.
From the altar, the view down the aisle toward the main entrance of the church is slightly askew.
Sacristan Mark Labonte says one explanation he has heard is that the crooked alignment was designed to "mimic Christ's head on the cross."
Labonte admits another possibility is that the alignment resulted from an architectural error.
Father Antonin Plourde, O.P., hinted at problems in his 1970 100-year history of the parish, "Cent ans de vie paroissiale SS. Pierre et Paul de Lewiston." After the old St. Peter's church was demolished and contractors began dynamiting for the lower church on Bartlett Street in 1905, Plourde chronicled an argument that took place at that time and mentioned that the architect was "never watching his yard." Regardless, the foundation stones continued to arrive and on Feb. 22, 1906, the "crane (was) installed in the center of the building."
The written history indicated that in 1908 there were "legal proceedings brought by the architect," and in 1909 the Dominican brothers "put an end to the Coumont affair, paying him a bonus of $4,000 in addition to fees," which freed them to choose another architect.
Plourde's reference was to Noel Coumont, a Belgian architect living in Lewiston who was hired by church leaders as the building's original designer.
According to the nomination form submitted in 1983 to the National Register of Historic Places by church leaders, "Work began on the basement of the new church in the fall of 1905. Coumont supervised construction until late that winter, when he was fired from the project upon the discovery that he had dug the foundation in the wrong direction. His plans were retained however; the old church was demolished that same year, and the basement, or crypt, was completed in December 1906."
Nothing ties Coumont directly to the church's tilt, but is it possible the problems with the foundation caused later difficulties? Is it possible that Coumont "never watching his yard" resulted in a slight, permanent misalignment in one of New England's most prominent churches?
It remains a mystery and possibly one of the most interesting and unique features of the Basilica.
This view from directly above the Basilica shows the structure's top section, which faces the brick monastery, tilting slightly to the left.
This wide-angle photograph of the center aisle of the Basilica from the balcony at the front of the church shows the altar and the other elements in the chancel at the far end of the church slightly off-kilter to the left.
Share your memories
To help celebrate the Basilica, we'd like to hear from readers about their memories of the Basilica. Please contact writer Julie-Ann Baumer at [email protected] or call her at 207-353-2616.
ABOUT THIS SERIES: The Sun Journal is celebrating the Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul in Lewiston, which was completed in 1936-1937. For a year, we are taking a close look at the iconic structure, its history and even some of the people who built it. We will explore rooms behind the high altar, crawl along the catwalk, explore the cellars and rooftop carvings, and peek into drawers and cabinets in the sacristy. We'll show you historical photos and compare them with current images of the basilica. We'll also speak with basilica experts and comb through historical documents to uncover some of the 80-year-old church's enduring myths and mysteries. The entire series is being archived at sunjournal.com/basilica.
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Q: Creating simple WPF window takes very long I have a very simple program. I have a Window with the following .xaml code
<Window x:Class="MainWindow"
    xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml/presentation"
    xmlns:x="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml"
    Title="MainWindow">
</Window>

and the following code behind
public partial class MainWindow : Window {
    public MainWindow(uint width, uint height) {
        InitializeComponent();
        Width = width;
        Height = height;
    }
}

In my main class I just start the Application
public class MainClass {
    [STAThread]
    public static void Main(string[] args) {
        Application app = new Application();
        app.Run(new MainWindow(600, 600));
    }
}

When I run the program, it takes up to 5 seconds to show the window. How can that be?
EDIT
I just reproduced it in a new project. If I remove Width = width; and Height = height; it's not as slow. Why is this?

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This 17th century coaching inn which was mentioned in the Novel 'Northanger Abbey' by Jane Austen after she visited the house during her childhood, was built on the site of a 12th century priory (which was destroyed by Henry the VIII) to provide rest to travellers on the Bath-Gloucester route and was extended in the Georgian period to its present state. In more recent times it has undergone an extensive makeover to 'ensure that the property's unique character is complimented by the convenience and reliability of modern amenities'. On 3 Acres of land with amazing landscaped gardens, guests can enjoy a quiet drink or go al fresco and enjoy meals in the garden or simply take a long stroll around the Water Garden, perfectly situated to the east of the main house to catch the sun, the water garden is also illuminated at night to enhance the colours.
The rooms offer a blend of country traditions with modern en-suite facilities, each with their own unique character and named after famous female writers. Rooms also boast a high standard of comfort and come with such features as Sky TV, Hot Beverage making facilities, broadband and Luxury Bath/Shower facilities. Guests can dine in the 'Bodkin Restaurant'. A newly refurbished, air conditioned informal dining area. Whether it be from the Specialist menu, the 'Off the wall' menu or the A'la Carte menu which changes weekly, all food is created using the best local and organic ingredients and also caters for vegetarians and children. Diners can make use of the Bodkin restaurant or they can enjoy their meals out on the patio or sun terrace in the summer, either way, an enjoyable experience is guaranteed. The hotel also offers a fully stocked bar, with a range of guest ales, fine single malts and an extensive wine list which is also available to diners. Guests can also partake of a Bar Meal from the bar menu if they don't wish to go for a full meal in the restaurant. As with the Restaurant, guests can enjoy their favourite drinks in great company either in the Bar, with its roaring Log Fire which is great in the winter months or they can retire to the sun deck and relax, perfect for those lazy summers.
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Jun. 26, 2018 11:13 a.m.
The CPR Pedestrian Bridge will be closed starting today for soil testing and will likely reopen on Thursday.
Contractors are doing geotechnical work with drilling in multiple locations near the bridge to collect and test soil samples for future design upgrades to the bridge.
Signs are in place to notify pedestrians of the closure and a detour is in place to direct pedestrians to the Gaetz Avenue Bridge.
The city is planning future bridge upgrades which will include preventative work to prolong the life of the bridge. Construction is tentatively scheduled for 2019.
Residents are reminded to follow construction signs and keep a safe distance from work sites.
The bridge closure is subject to change.


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Question: What does the ribosomes do?
Ribosomes receive information from the cell nucleus and construction materials from the cytoplasm. Ribosomes translate information encoded in messenger ribonucleic acid (mRNA). They link together specific amino acids to form polypeptides and they export these to the cytoplasm.Binding Site: mRNA strand entry siteSite E: 3rdSite P: 2ndSite A: 1st
What are some real life examples of ribosomes?
The function of ribosomes is protein synthesis. They are either found freely in the cytoplasm of the cell or they are found attached to endoplasmic reticulum. Real life example: A "real life example" would be, a car factory.
1 What is the function of the ribosomes?
2 What does the ribosomes do simple answer?
3 What is the structure and function of ribosomes?
4 What substance is needed for working of ribosome?
5 What is an interesting fact about ribosomes?
6 What happens if ribosomes do not function?
7 What is a ribosome for dummies?
8 What are the two different types of ribosomes?
9 What are ribosomes shaped like?
10 What is the structure and function of Golgi apparatus?
11 What are the three types of ribosomes?
12 Why is ribosome not an organelle?
13 What does S stand for in 70S ribosomes?
What is the function of the ribosomes?
A ribosome functions as a micro-machine for making proteins. Ribosomes are composed of special proteins and nucleic acids. The TRANSLATION of information and the Linking of AMINO ACIDS are at the heart of the protein production process.
What does the ribosomes do simple answer?
Ribosomes are important cell organelles. It does RNA translation, building proteins from amino acids using messenger RNA as a template. Ribosomes are found in all living cells, prokaryotes as well as eukaryotes. A ribosome is a mixture of protein and RNA that starts being made in the nucleolus of a cell.
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What is the structure and function of ribosomes?
Function. Ribosomes are minute particles consisting of RNA and associated proteins that function to synthesize proteins. Proteins are needed for many cellular functions such as repairing damage or directing chemical processes. Ribosomes can be found floating within the cytoplasm or attached to the endoplasmic reticulum
What substance is needed for working of ribosome?
A ribosome is made out of RNA and proteins, and each ribosome consists of two separate RNA – protein complexes, known as the small and large subunits. The large subunit sits on top of the small subunit, with an RNA template sandwiched between the two.
What is an interesting fact about ribosomes?
Amazing Facts about Ribosomes. Ribosomes are very important cell organelles that are tasked with synthesizing proteins, therefore they are known as the protein factory of the cell. In the ribosome, the word "rib" is derived from ribonucleic acid (RNA) which provides the instructions on making proteins.
What happens if ribosomes do not function?
Without ribosomes to produce proteins, cells simply wouldn't be able to function properly. They would not be able to repair cellular damage, create hormones, maintain cellular structure, proceed with cell division or pass on genetic information via reproduction.
What is a ribosome for dummies?
Ribosomes are like tiny factories in the cell. They make proteins that perform all sorts of functions for the cell's operation. Where are ribosomes located inside the cell? Ribosomes are either located in the liquid inside the cell called the cytoplasm or attached to the membrane.
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What are the two different types of ribosomes?
There are two types of ribosomes, free and fixed (also known as membrane bound). They are identical in structure but differ in locations within the cell. Free ribosomes are located in the cytosol and are able to move throughout the cell, whereas fixed ribosomes are attached to the rER.
What are ribosomes shaped like?
Ribosomes appear flattened and spherical in shape when viewed under an electron microscope, with a diameter ranging between 15 to 25 nm. These structures are comprised of two major ribonucleoprotein subunits.
What is the structure and function of Golgi apparatus?
The Golgi apparatus is a central intracellular membrane -bound organelle with key functions in trafficking, processing, and sorting of newly synthesized membrane and secretory proteins and lipids. To best perform these functions, Golgi membranes form a unique stacked structure.
What are the three types of ribosomes?
Chemically the ribosomes are composed of RNA and proteins. More than half of the weight of ribosome is RNA. The 70S ribosomes contain three types of rRNA, viz., 23S rRNA, 16S rRNA and 5S rRNA. The 23S and 5S rRNAs are present in the larger 50S sub- unit, while the 16S rRNA occurs in the smaller 30S ribosomal subunit.
Why is ribosome not an organelle?
Ribosomes are different from other organelles because they have no membrane around them that separates them from other organelles, they consist of two subunits, and when they are producing certain proteins they can become membrane bound to the endoplasmic reticulum, but they can also be free floating while performing
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What does S stand for in 70S ribosomes?
Bacteria and archaebacteria have smaller ribosomes, termed 70S ribosomes, which are composed of a small 30S subunit and large 50S subunit. The "S" stands for svedbergs, a unit used to measure how fast molecules move in a centrifuge.

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Venezia can't win for five rounds in a row (two losses and three draws). They still have some chances to enter top-8, being five points behind it, but the shape of footballers arises many questions. Venezia have won at home four times in nine matches, but an unlucky series has the loss from Cozenca (0-1) and the draw against Carpi (1-1).
Padova have won Verona in a recent round (0-3). It was the third win of the team in the current season, but the success helped the team reduce the distance to safe 14th position to five points.
Padova won Venezia at home in the match of the first round with a minimal score. Both teams need three points in this round and the battle is going to be stubborn.
Here you will find the FOOTBALL prediction for the match of Venezia & Padova of the Serie B, Italy. The prediction is prepared by our analytical team and is based on the latest news of the Serie B, Venezia and Padova stats and lineups, insider news and our team's expert analysis. We publish our free betting tips and FOOTBALL predictions to help you win more. You can use the information from this Venezia - Padova match preview for your own purposes. The odds are valid at the moment of publication.


This heated argument over allowing Mosques to be built & expanded here in the U.S. is getting ridiculous. I can understand people's reservations about a Mosque being built near ground zero (the site is 2 blocks away, NOT actually on ground zero as I've heard some uninformed callers claiming when calling up radio talk shows). I understand that it was a group of RADICALS that believed they were doing what was best for the Muslim faith that flew those planes into the Twin Towers on 9-11, so of course some people are not going to be happy about this move.
But now a town in Tennessee is up in arms because a Mosque is looking to expand their current facilities, http://www.foxnews.com/us/2010/08/09/plans-build-tennessee-islamic-centers/. What I really can't understand is that these protestors don't understand (or value) a core part of our Nation's beginnings. The freedom of religion is and always has been an extremely important part of the American identity. If a group was looking to build a Church, a Synagogue, or an altar to the Flying Spaghetti Monster, no one would care. Just because a group of extreme radicals from one religion committed horrible atrocities, does not give us as a country the right to completely discriminate against a HUGE population of American citizens.
The Cordoba House: where do you stand?


Back to present day; last week I visited Oskar. He had built a node on a breadboard and it worked great, but when he soldered everything on a protoboard it started acting up so we decided to troubleshoot together.
This is what the node looked like, neatly tucked into a box.
We checked the node's own logs. It was able to initialize the radio. The ID was incorrectly set to 0. This was probably because the Pro Mini had been used as a serial gateway before. We decided to clear the eeprom and set a static ID.
Now the node's own logs said it was repeatedly trying to find parent (FPAR), but got no reply. All outgoing messages were acked though (st=OK). We checked the gateway log. The gateway was receiving the FPAR, and dutifully answering them, but none of the answers were acked by the node (got ST=NACK). Strange.
We switched the nrf24 module on the node. Same result. We added another capacitor. Same result.
When I first saw the node, I had noticed that the space below the nrf antenna was a bit tight. Could this be causing the problem?
The node performed flawlessly! Not a single NACK. And this node is designed to monitor moisture of 16 house plants, so it sends 16 messages in quick concession (no delay) every time it reports data.
BUT: With the extra height, the node would no longer fit into the nice little box. Since Oskar likes to keep things nice and tidy, we checked out @petewill's great video on soldering an external antenna to the nrf24.
But would this be sufficient? The antenna will still pass close to a lot of metal, including the battery.
We powered up the node and it turned out to work without any problems.
Debug logs from both gateway and node are tremendously helpful when troubleshooting. Without them, troubleshooting would probably have taken at least 10x as much time.
Clearance around the antenna is very important.
The fact that a node can send messages and receive acks for them doesn't necessarily mean it can receive messages.


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Q: Is there a way to "get-clipboard" and use the referenced clipboard info in a command line? I'm making a script to convert a PDF to txt file.
I'm trying to copy a file name and then use the copied file name in the next line of the script. But using get-clipboard doesn't include that data in the same command line. Is there a way to essentially ctrl+v it in that line using PS?
PS C:\Users\PiRho> @(get-childitem C:\Users\PiRho\Desktop\PDF_Convert -name) [0] | set-clipboard
PS C:\Users\PiRho> cd C:\Users\PiRho\Desktop\PDF_Convert
PS C:\Users\PiRho\Desktop\PDF_Convert> .\pdftotext -table | get-clipboard
  I/O Error: Couldn't open file 'get-clipboard'

So this is the old way I was doing it.
PS C:\Users\PiRho> @(get-childitem C:\Users\PiRho\Desktop\PDF_Convert -name)[0] | set-clipboard
PS C:\Users\PiRho> cd C:\Users\PiRho\Desktop\PDF_Convert
PS C:\Users\PiRho\Desktop\PDF_Convert> .\pdftotext -table #Ctrl+V#

The #Ctrl+V# is done using my macro, but it will sometimes use the previous clipboard info.
Effectively I'm looking for a replacement Ctrl+V in powershell that doesn't rely on a macro to put the file name there.

A: Easiest way is to use Variables so something like:
$File = @(get-childitem C:\Users\PiRho\Desktop\PDF_Convert -name)[0]
cd C:\Users\PiRho\Desktop\PDF_Convert
.\pdftotext -table $File.FullName


The University of East Anglia are the new British Universities & Colleges Sport Korfball champions after they defeated the University of Southampton 18-11 in the championship final.
The BUCS Championship final was played out in front of a passionate crowd at the University of East Anglia's fantastic Sportspark facility.
Southampton were going for their third gold medal in a row after winning the 2015 and 2016 tournaments.
Student korfball in the United Kingdom is going from strength to strength. As a result, the BUCS Korfball season this year started with preliminaries in November-2016, followed by Regionals in January. With only the best first teams making it through to the Championships finals.
In the bronze medal match it was the University of Birmingham who were triumphant and went home with medals around their necks.
Birmingham won 11-12 against a very talented team from the University of Brighton who are only in their third year of existence after being set up by Toby DiNozzo Clarke and support from the England Korfball activator programme.
England Korfball's David Synott was in attendance to congratulate the winners and to present the awards.
Abigail Smith (UEA) won female Most Valuable Player and Blake Palfreyman (Brighton) won male MVP and also top goal scorer.
As always, our thanks to all the dedicated British Student Korfball Association volunteers and officials who put in so much time and effort to make these events so successful.


I love pink and red — these colors are the true colors of love especially on Valentine's Day. After the flowers die and the trees become bare for winter, it is nice to celebrate a holiday with color like pinks and reds! Valentine's Day is a day to share how much you love those around you even though you should be expressing that love year 'round. This day is just a special day to remind them how amazing they truly are!
Make some delicious treats for your loves this Valentine's Day. There are so many different treats that you can make including these Homemade Strawberry Glazed Donuts!! Along with these donuts, have your kids help you make these easy, delicious and fun Sweetheart Valentine's Day Pops! You're going to love the ease of making these and the fun you have as a family!
What special treats do you make on Valentine's Day?!
How cute and pretty?! I know that you'll love these white chocolate dipped marshmallows as much as we do! Plus, you'll want to make these Valentine's Dipped Pretzels to go along with them, I promise ;).
Show those in your life that you love how much you love then this Valentine's Day! These sweetheart Valentine's Day Pops are delicious and so easy to make!
Look so cute my granddaughter would love to make these.
I didn't even know that pink melting chocolate was available. These are really cute.
These are adorable, and easy and inexpensive, a lot of bang for the buck. I'd like to try this – I have extra straws this color, too, never get used! Whoppee!
I really like this idea. My niece and nephews would love these, too.
I need to keep a supply of pink melting chocolate in stock! These look great!
These will be cute for my granddaughters and easy enough for them to help make.
My daughter and I would love to make this for Valentine's Day!
These are so adorable and sound easy to make. I know my niece will love them!
These are so cute an easy! Thanks for a great idea!


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Odolanów – miasto w województwie wielkopolskim, w powiecie ostrowskim, siedziba gminy miejsko-wiejskiej Odolanów
 Odolanów – osada w województwie zachodniopomorskim, w powiecie myśliborskim, w gminie Myślibórz
 Odolanów – gmina miejsko-wiejska w województwie wielkopolskim, w powiecie ostrowskim
 Odolanów – dawna gromada
 Odolanów – stacja kolejowa w Odolanowie, w województwie wielkopolskim, w powiecie ostrowskim (wielkopolskim)

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January 1918 in hospital - severe case; February 1918 reported progressing favourably. March 1918 transferred to the New Zealand convalescent hospital at Hornchurch.
Son of Hugh & Caroline McTAGUE, of Pareora. Brother Alford Adam McTAGUE also served in WWI. Returned home in January 1919.


Sometimes, small things which we ignore or left behind may turn out to be the most critical element at end. This is true in business as well as in real life. Do we need to achieve big goals? Yes. Shall we focus on that? Yes. But at the same time is also necessary to keep a tab on all things which are small but relevant to our larger goal.
For e.g. consider the case of a recent military satellite built by Japan. Japanese desperately wanted to launch three X-band satellites to meet communication and bandwidth demand of Japan's Self Defence Forces. They built the satellite, tested it, packaged it and sent it to Europe's space port at French Guiana. However, during transportation, blue "tarpaulin blocked valves used to equalize its container's internal air pressure as it descended into thicker atmosphere when landing in French Guiana two government sources said". Now to fix the issue and launch the satellite might take one more year.


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Telltale Games and their games Walking Dead, Wolf Among Us, Game of Thrones, Tales from the Borderlands and more
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Subject: Re: Telltale Games and their games Walking Dead, Wolf Among Us, Game of Thrones, Tales from the Borderlands and more Sat 1 Oct 2016 - 17:24
I have played the first two episodes! Or more accurately, my girlfriend played them while I watched. It was very enjoyable Batman fiction. Some parts were very familiar Batman stuff, but there are some great little twists and new angles on certain character that I'm really enjoying it.
I'm glad to see a piece of Batman fiction acknowledge the fact
there's no such thing as an innocent billionaire.
Did anyone else find the end of GoT a bit of a damp squid?
Just spotted this...
I do believe you may want to be careful if playing on Android, the games run pretty awfully on the home consoles and I've not heard a good word about mobile versions. I'd wait to see if you can pick up an episode on the cheap before commiting at least.
Phone release tend to give the first episode for free.
I've never had a Telltale game run badly enough that it has hindered my enjoyment.
The first two episodes have been rather enjoyable.
Subject: Re: Telltale Games and their games Walking Dead, Wolf Among Us, Game of Thrones, Tales from the Borderlands and more Sun 13 Nov 2016 - 19:42
It seems the Marvel game could be based on Guardians of the Galaxy from rumours going around due to the voice actor strike.
Subject: Re: Telltale Games and their games Walking Dead, Wolf Among Us, Game of Thrones, Tales from the Borderlands and more Fri 2 Dec 2016 - 20:25
Can confirm the GotG rumour is true - links to GiaG. Decidedly up for this one.
In other news, it turned out that my hudl2 doesn't have an advanced enough OS to play Batman: The Telltale Series.
Subject: Re: Telltale Games and their games Walking Dead, Wolf Among Us, Game of Thrones, Tales from the Borderlands and more Thu 12 Jan 2017 - 2:04
I bought Batman this evening because it was only a tenner on the PSN store.
Really enjoyed the first episode. Penguin stole the show, but there's plenty of good stuff throughout and a decent ending. It turns out, I still really enjoy the Telltale method of storytelling and gameplay.
On the downside, I can't play episode 2 because the game doesn't think I have the season pass even though I do! I'm prompted to buy the season pass to continue playing, and when I follow that prompt I'm just taken to the PSN store which tells me it's installed
This marks the first time I've ever had to contact a support team over a game since I couldn't play an old Battle for Middle Earth game online because I bought it pre-owned (EA helpfully told me to either buy a new copy, or find the person who originally traded in the copy I bought and ask for his login details! ) I'm sure this time will be better though.
Edit - LOL I figured out how to download the episodes (after I emailed customer support). I just had to click on 'purchase episode 2' and from there I was sent to the right PSN store page to start the download. Still really dumb that the game is asking me to "purchase" thing but there you go.
I think that's just the rules of season passes in general, you'd have thought they'd have found a way to auto download by now, but nope!
Subject: Re: Telltale Games and their games Walking Dead, Wolf Among Us, Game of Thrones, Tales from the Borderlands and more Thu 12 Jan 2017 - 11:25
Ahhh ok. It might be a psn issue over a tt one, on steam their games auto update as soon as which is why I was so confused. Then again I've no experience with ps4 dlc so
It's like how on xbox it makes me confirm that I want to use my card, and am okay with the lack of refunds, when I download a free game with gold.
Subject: Re: Telltale Games and their games Walking Dead, Wolf Among Us, Game of Thrones, Tales from the Borderlands and more Thu 24 Aug 2017 - 19:07
This may need a move as seems both Batman and Guardians are coming to Switch from what TT have said which was basically we bring our games to everything be it a end home console like a PS4 to low end mobile and Switch sits in between those.
Subject: Re: Telltale Games and their games Walking Dead, Wolf Among Us, Game of Thrones, Tales from the Borderlands and more Mon 28 Aug 2017 - 23:01
With Minecraft Story Mode out on Switch, I suppose this warrants a move to General Gaming.
Subject: Re: Telltale Games and their games Walking Dead, Wolf Among Us, Game of Thrones, Tales from the Borderlands and more Tue 20 Mar 2018 - 20:25
Here's a very interesting article about some of the internal development struggles within Telltale Games, which goes some way into explaining why the developer has so rigidly stuck to the same formula for so long. Here's hoping that the changes they've made recently pay off in the future in terms of making better games and - way more importantly - not treating developers like trash!
I've only skimmed it but I know they've not been in a great state for awhile now.
Subject: Re: Telltale Games and their games Walking Dead, Wolf Among Us, Game of Thrones, Tales from the Borderlands and more Wed 23 Jan 2019 - 11:57
I've just finished GotG and with only TWD S4 to finish, how would you rank the TT games you've played?
Myself would go
1st Borderlands
2nd Wolf Among Us
3rd TWD S1
4th TWD S2
5th Batman S1
8th GotG
9th Michonne
10th GoT
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Location : Reading, UK
Interesting idea, your list is very at odds with mine!
1) TWD S1
3) The Wolf Among Us
4) Minecraft Story Mode S1
5) Tales from the Borderlands
I really just couldn't get into Tales from the Borderlands, I don't get all the praise it gets. The humour doesn't land for me and without that it does nothing.
TWD S1 and S2 however are some of the most emotionally invested I've been in a videogame.
The cap between the first 4 and 5-9 is almost as big as 9th to 10th personally.
Yeah, I'll give this a go.
2) The Walking Dead Season One
4) Back to the Future: The Game
5) The Walking Dead Season Two
6) Game of Thrones
From what I can remember these were the only ones I played before I lost interest completely.
1. TWD season 1
2. Wolf among us
4. GoT
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The United States Supreme Court is in the news again, to a degree without recent precedent. Maybe during less heated moments you've found yourself idly wondering exactly how much the appointees to that prestigious body pull in over the course of those lifetime appointments. Luckily for you, you can find exactly how much Supreme Court justices have made in annual salary going all the way back to 1968 at the official website of the United States Courts.
There, you'll find that this year, the annual salary for a justice of the Supreme Court comes to $255,300, while Chief Justice (now John Roberts) earns a little more at $267,000. And, with the exceptions of larger raises that seem to happen from time to time, that salary gets a reliable bump of between $2,000 and $3,000 every year.
Of course, that doesn't include the rather generous benefits that Supreme Court justices are entitled to as federal employees. That includes the Federal Employee Health Benefits, which its website says is "the widest selection of health plans in the country." Then there's the retirement plan, which after 10 or 15 years of service (depending on their age at retirement) entitles them to an annual pension equal to whatever their highest annual salary was during their career.
If that doesn't have you contemplating a quick changeover to law school, there's also the lengthy break between July and October, when the Supreme Court isn't in session. It's during these months that Supreme Court justices historically do most of their traveling and supplement their income with teaching and speaking gigs. In 2015, for example, Clarence Thomas earned a reported sum of more than $27,000 for giving lectures during summer break at schools including Brigham Young University, Creighton University and George Washington University – and of course, they're expected to prepare for the Court's slate of cases in the fall during this period as well.
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CARRICK RIDER SIGNS WITH HONDA FOR THIRD YEAR
written by Graham December 16, 2021
Honda Racing UK is pleased to confirm its plans for the 2022 Bennetts British Superbike Championship season, as Tom Neave steps up into the premier class alongside Glenn Irwin, Ryo Mizuno and Takumi Takahashi, as the Louth-based squad prepares its four-man assault on the British championship.
Glenn Irwin from Northern Ireland continues with the team for a third consecutive year and having had shoulder surgery at the end of the 2021 season, after being plagued with an injury for most of this year, he's determined to be in the title fight from the start after showing potential with wins and podiums aboard the Fireblade SP in both the 2020 and 2021 seasons.
Glenn Irwin commented, "I'm delighted to sign again with Honda Racing UK for the third consecutive season, I think we've had two years of a good foundation and an excellent debut with the Fireblade SP, and despite lots of little challenges we have learnt a lot about the bike. I expect good things and especially with the development from this season, what I want and what the team want is to step up and to fight more with the top runners on a consistent basis.
"Having Ryo and Takumi staying with the team is good and I enjoyed working with them this season and the input they had, at times they were starting to show more pace which will only help the team moving forward. Tom stepping up is fantastic and a teammate I've been wanting, he's young, he's hungry, very dedicated and will certainly keep me on my toes! It does no harm to have a teammate like that."
"I think 2022 can be a good season," Irwin stated, "I've been under the knife recently for my shoulder getting that fixed and I am looking forward to going into a new season clear of injury and I am looking forward to going testing."
Havier Beltran – Team Manager, Honda Racing UK stated, "I'm pleased Glenn is continuing with us, we know he has the pace to fight at the front which he has shown in the last two seasons with the team, it's just been bad luck that has hampered his progress as well as injury this season, but I am confident a fit Glenn can be a contender for the title."
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There are two products that are better bought new: a crib and a car seat. While the heirloom crib that has been handed down from generation to generation or a gently used crib made before 2011 may be tempting, you should take a pass. In 2011, the CPSC passed new crib regulations that banned drop-side rail cribs, strengthened crib slats and mattress supports; the regulations also required more rigorous testing going forward. Considering how much time your baby will spend in the crib, it's a product where new is better.
If you are looking at a crib that was manufactured after 2011, you will want to make sure it has all its original hardware and instructions. At no time should a crib be put together with bolts, screws or other hardware that was not made specifically for the crib.
With a car seat, it is important for you to know the history of the seat—and that's hard to do if it is being purchased used. A car seat is a safety device and needs to be structurally sound. There's really no telling if a car seat was in a vehicle that crashed, and while there might be not visible signs of damage, looks can be deceiving.
There are also new regulations and new technologies being applied to car seats regularly, and you'll want to make sure your seat is up-to-date. Remember: All car seats, regardless of price, must meet the same safety standards. So when it comes to buying one, there's a new model out there to fit any budget.
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In 2014, he shared his song "Remember When" with his fans on social media and created a buzz, and he quickly gained a loyal following that spans across the United States, Canada and into the UK. The song has received a great response from XRP Radio (an internet radio station located in the UK) and their listeners.
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Jason Fried and David Heinemeier Hansson, founders of Basecamp (previously 37signals), used their experience to deliver an engaged and very practical book, explaining why companies should go remote.
Using the same style as Rework (short book richly illustrated with memorable drawing), Remote is the perfect introduction to the subject, providing the upgrade the human mind need by illuminating the many benefits of remote work and tackling the common excuses (the most lengthy chapter but also the most useful one if you need to convince your employer).
The authors present powerful arguments but the only downside of this book is that it not sufficiently backed by research. Authors use commonsense and examples of successful companies to support the key points of the book.
If you find your open-space counterproductive (and I know you do), and especially if you do a creative work, you should definitively read this book and recommend it to yours co-workers. If you search advices about how to manage a remote company, this is probably not the right book. Anyway, Remote will be a very pleasant reading.


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A Prison Murder on the Web?
Jonathan Shikes May 22, 2008 10:00AM
On May 20, a federal jury decided to give Rudy Sablan a life sentence rather than the death penalty for the gruesome 1999 slaying of another inmate at the high-security penitentiary in Florence. That same day, Prison Legal News filed suit in Denver federal court, seeking the release of the videotape guards shot of Sablan and his cousin William minutes after the crime, displaying their victim's bloody entrails in their cell and taunting their captors.
PLN editor Paul Wright, a former prisoner himself, has sought to get a copy of the tape repeatedly from federal prosecutors, but each request has been rejected — despite the fact that the tape was aired in open court in the trials of each of the Sablan cousins. "Once more the federal government seeks to conceal from public oversight the manner in which it manages its prisons," Wright says.
As noted here, the tape is a hot potato for the Bureau of Prisons. On one hand, it leaves no doubt about the Sablans' guilt as they pace their small cage, bloody and intoxicated, and show off their slaughter of their cellie, Joey Estrella, whose body was mutilated and disemboweled with a razor after he was strangled with a headphone cord. But the graphic footage raises uncomfortable questions about the way the Florence pen was being run, too: What are three prisoners doing in a cell designed for one? Where did they get the booze and the razor? Where were the guards while Estrella was screaming for help?
These questions evidently weighed hard on the jurors, who spared both Sablans execution, reportedly out of some concern about the government's culpability in the manner. And holding the government accountable for what happens behind bars is a large part of the mission of PLN, a publication written largely by and for prisoners.
Wright has posted other controversial prison video on his website, and it will be interesting to see if the Florence tape winds up there. If you really want a good look at the guts of the prison system, it's one place to start. –- Alan Prendergast


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Deadly Defect? Popular Remington Rifle Can Fire On Its Own, Suit Claims
Written by: Off The Grid News Staff Current Events February 22, 2017 7 Comments
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JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — The popular Remington Model 700 rifle has a manufacturing defect that can cause it to fire without the trigger being pulled, experts told CBS's "60 Minutes" during a Sunday broadcast.
Some owners of the iconic bolt-action rifle report that it can fire rounds on its own when the safety is off.
Thousands of owners have complained that the Remington 700 has gone off even though they did not pull the trigger, a class action lawsuit in federal court in Missouri alleges.
The attorneys general from 10 states wrote the judge, claiming "there are potentially as many as 7.5 million defective rifles at issue." Additionally, the letter says, "Remington knows or should know … they are unreasonably dangerous."
At least two people have been killed by potentially defective Remington 700s, "60 Minutes" reported. In 2011, 16-year-old Jasmine Thar died instantly when a round from a Model 700 hit her in her grandmother's yard in Chadbourn, N.C.
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The rifle's owner, ex-Marine and experienced hunter James Anthony Blackwell, testified under oath that the gun went off on its own. He was across the street.
"Do you, Anthony Blackwell, believe that you pulled the trigger?" he was asked.
"No, sir."
"Do you think you touched it in any way?" he was asked.
Blackwell was not charged or convicted.
But in another state, 15-year-old Zac Stringer of Enon, Miss., was convicted after he was holding a Remington 700 that fired and killed his brother, Justin. Stringer is serving a 10-year prison sentence for his brother's murder, but his father, Roger Stringer, believes he is innocent. The dad testified against his son at the trial but changed his mind about the murder when he learned more about the rifle.
Zac Stringer said he only was trying to scare his brother.
"And I started to stand up off of the couch and when I — when I bent at the waist and started up, I heard a click," Zac Stringer said during the broadcast. "And it went off. And I remember the fire leaping from the barrel. I remember seeing it hit. It was — half his head was gone."
Roger Stringer did not know that Remington had gotten 200 complaints about Model 700s going off on their own. The alleged defect relates to a trigger mechanism, the X-Mark Pro.
The father now blames Remington for the death.
"I'd never heard of a gun going off without a trigger being pulled. It made no sense," he said, explain why he testified against his son.
The controversy is not new. In 1994, attorney Roger Chaffin won $17 million in a lawsuit against Remington. He filed the suit on behalf of a man whose foot was hit by a round from the rifle. That rifle had a different trigger, the Walker.
Remington has received nearly 2,000 complaints about the Model 700 in the past four years.
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President Muhammadu Buhari inaugurates new Abuja airport terminal
Buhari inaugurates new Abuja airport terminal
bySani Tukur
President Muhammadu Buhari has said that his administration is gradually closing the infrastructural deficit in the country.
He made the assertion Thursday at the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja, where he commissioned a new terminal building.
Mr Buhari said the commissioning of the new terminal has shown that Nigeria is moving towards achieving and meeting global aviation standards in facilitation, passenger processing and service delivery in tandem with international best practices.
"This Administration recognises aviation as a catalyst for economic growth and as such will continue to encourage and support the actualization of projects that will place Nigerian Airports amongst the best in the world," he said.
"This event today, reflects Government's deliberate policy to sustain the development of Nigeria's infrastructure. We are gradually closing the infrastructural deficit bedevilling our country."
The new terminal building was constructed by a Chinese firm, CCECC with funding from the China Export Import Bank.
Mr Buhari said the completion of the project represents yet another significant milestone for international air travellers in and out of the Federal Capital Territory.
The president also said he was happy with the progress being made in both the airports and seaports on the implementation of the Executive Order on the Ease of Doing Business of his administration.
He said all government officials manning these gateways "are to sustain the momentum and ensure travellers in and out of the country have the best of experience as a necessary complement to the ultra-modern terminal".
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He said the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport Terminal is the first airport terminal to be connected to rail transport system in the Country.
President Muhammadu Buhari at the commissioning of the Abuja Airport International Terminal
"This has provided passengers and other airport users with a choice in the mode of transport to and from the city centre. I recall taking a ride from the City Metro station to the Airport on the day the rail line was commissioned.
"I wish to assure you therefore, that Government remains committed to developing Nigeria into Regional air transportation hub and thereby assuming its leadership in the aviation sub sector in Africa," he said.
Mr Buhari also commended the efforts of the Federal Ministry of Transportation (Aviation), the Government of the Peoples Republic of China and the China Exim Bank for their financial support and the various roles they played leading to the successful completion of the project.
He also commended the contractor Messrs CCECC for delivering the project on time.
Speaking earlier, the Minister in charge of Aviation, Hadi Sirika said new terminal was the second in the series of Airport terminals to be commissioned from the projects funded by the China-Exim bank loan of $500m with a counterpart funding of $100m from Nigeria's debt management office.
He said from both political and economic perspectives, the Abuja airport is very strategic to Nigeria not only because it is the gateway to the nations capital but also because it is the second busiest airport in the country.
Me Sirika also said the Abuja airport is "the fastest growing in passenger traffic in West and Central Africa, with an average growth rate of 8%, where the world average growth is 5.8%. ".
He said the airport processed 5,709,012 passengers in 2017.
Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja
"This volume equals to about 13 times the total number of passengers recorded by Ghana as a country," he said.
Giving a description of the new building, Mr Sirika said the terminal has an annual passenger capacity of 15 million covering a space of approximately 56,000m2.
He said it also has 72 check-in counters, five baggage collection carousels, 28 immigration desks at arrival and 16 at departure.
President @MBuhari arrives Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja to commission the newly completed International Terminal Building of the Airport. pic.twitter.com/eSmQmsHtY5
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Other features of the new building are eight security screening points, eight passenger boarding bridges, walkway to link the FCT metro rail, additional apron for remote parking of aircraft and a linkway to the domestic wing.
Mr Sirika said the Federal Executive Council (FEC) gave approval of $461,795,551.0 as the second tranche for the funding of phase two of the project.
He said the second phase takes into cognisance, additional facilities that will enhance airport efficiency such as the construction of additional apron, multi-level car park, fire station, additional
boarding bridges and facility and boarding bridge to accommodate Airbus A380.
The phase two of the project also includes completion of Kano and Lagos terminals, he said.
Mr Sirika said his ministry was committed to completing the project soon.
He said, however, that work recently slowed down due to nonpayment of $69.3m counterpart funding by the government.
"May I respectfully at this point, request Mr President's kind intervention in this regard, please, " he said.
Also, the Minister of FCT, Mohammed Bello, in a short remark said the completion of the terminal is a reflection of the desire of Mr Buhari to ensure that important infrastructure projects in the country are completed.
Also the Chinese Ambassador to Nigeria in a goodwill message said the new terminal building is the biggest in West Africa.
He said the contractor, CCECC and China Exim bank "has proven to be a reliable partner for Nigeria".
"The world needs China and China needs the world for its prosperity. We respect, love and support Nigeria. We will remain true to our Nigerian brothers," he said.
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Piotr Switalski, the head of the EU Delegation in Armenia, speaks at a news conference on April 10, 2017 in Yerevan (Photo: Photolure)
YEREVAN (RFE/RL)—The European Union stands ready to help Armenia's government implement significant reforms following this month's parliamentary elections, a senior EU diplomat said on Monday.
Piotr Switalski, the head of the EU Delegation in Yerevan, declined to comment on the official results of the April 2 elections that gave victory to the ruling Republican Party of Armenia (HHK).
"I was hoping that during the election campaign I will hear interesting ideas on how to reform the education system in Armenia," Switalski told news conference. "I didn't. But it's never too late."
"Now I am hearing from all sides that Armenia is entering a period of deep and comprehensive reforms. The country's economy and governance need to undergo serious reforms. We are ready to assist Armenians in conducting deep reforms," he said. The reforms should include a tougher fight against corruption, added the diplomat.
The EU cautiously praised last week the conduct of the Armenian elections, while echoing the findings of around 300 European monitors deployed in the country. The OSCE-led monitoring mission reported "credible information about vote-buying" and voter intimidation.
"The election result nevertheless reflects the overall will of the Armenian people," a spokesperson for Federica Mogherini, the EU foreign policy chief, said in an April 4 statement.
The statement insisted that electronic equipment installed in Armenia's polling stations prevented other, more serious irregularities such as multiple voting. The EU allocated over $7 million for the purchase of that equipment earlier this year.
Mogherini's office also said the EU will work closely with Armenia's "democratically elected new parliament and government" in an effort to "strengthen our political dialogue and continue our support to economic and social reform." It cited the EU-Armenia Comprehensive and Enhanced Partnership Agreement (CEPA) which was initialed in Yerevan two weeks before the elections.
Echoing a statement by President Serzh Sarkisian, Switalski said the agreement is likely to be signed in November. Armenia and the EU will also finalize two other cooperation agreements this summer, added the envoy.
The CEPA is a less ambitious alternative to an Association Agreement negotiated by Armenian and EU officials in the summer of 2013. Sarkisian scuttled that deal with his unexpected decision in September 2013 to make Armenia part of the Russian-led Eurasian Economic Union (EEU).
Switalski addressed the press as he announced the release of 1.5 million euros ($1.6) in fresh EU grants to Armenian non-governmental organizations. He said the recipients of the funding will monitor the government to gauge the efficiency of its use of economic aid provided by the EU.


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For those of us fortunate enough to live in the beautiful, sunny counties of Sussex, it is impossible not to be impressed by the number of vineyards popping-up at what seems to be ever-increasing speed.
From the far west of the region around Chichester, right across to the east near Rye, vineyards now form an integral part of the landscape.
Sussex is now widely regarded as producing some of the best quality sparkling wine in the world, with an increasing number of still wines, from varieties such as Pinot Gris and Pinot Blanc, also vying for attention.
Not only has the quality of English wines increased exponentially, but the quantity is following the same path. Estimates show that the current production of around five million bottles per year is set to double in two to three years' time, as the recently planted hundreds of thousands of vines come into production. Other estimates believe production may be as high as 30 million in another ten years.
But don't believe any of this comes easily or cheaply. As Simon Woodhead, winemaker at Stopham Estate near Pulborough, said: "Our biggest challenge is the weather. Apart from the annual problem of frost, global warming has also caused a lot more rain, and rain at flowering time in June, is a disaster for yield. If it rains during Wimbledon finals week, we know we have trouble".
Such is the development of the English Wine Industry that a group of eight producers of English wine have recently joined together to form Sussex Wineries. One of the main criteria for membership of the group is that the producer must have a winery. As the prime focus is on tourism, it is important that visitors can see not only where the grapes are grown, but how and where the wines are made.
The key objectives are to promote Sussex as a wine tourism destination, to communicate what makes the region special and build awareness of Sussex as a producer of award-winning wine. Locally, the Wineries can work with tourist boards, food and drink promotion, nationally with UK promotional bodies and also highlight international tourism of our region.
"Sussex Wineries is the ideal platform to collectively encourage consumers to discover all that Sussex has to offer, with regards to our wines, cellar-doors, tasting rooms, winery cafés, vineyard accommodation, wine tours and experiences," said Sam Linter, MD of Bolney Estate.
The idea is to also help the English Wine Industry as a whole, by building awareness of Sussex as a wine region locally, nationally and internationally. This will in turn attract visitors from all areas. The demand is definitely there, since only last week I had a request from Norway, through my WineWyse website, for recommendations on visiting English vineyards. Other counties in the south-east are also forming groups, such as Kent and Hampshire. This will help develop processes and quality to the benefit of all.
The members of the Sussex Wineries group are: Stopham Estate, Bolney Estate, Bluebell Vineyard, Ridgeview, Rathfinny, Oxney, Albourne and Wiston Estate.
The first Sussex Wineries Weekend is planned to take place between June 15 and 17, with many different events planned at each winery.
Details can be found on the individual winery websites and an overview on the Sussex Wineries site.
A great opportunity to enjoy all that Sussex has to offer, with vineyards set in some of the most stunning countryside of Europe, the fascinating production methods to discover and award-winning wines with which to toast our local winemakers.
And when it comes to Wimbledon Finals week, pray that it doesn't rain – not just for the tennis!


I guess I technically had time to work out after spectating the Chicago Triathlon, but I didn't want to, so I didn't. Considering that I'm trying to focus on quality workouts over quantity workouts right now in an effort to stay as far away from overtraining as possible, I'm not torn up about it.
Blah. This run sucked. The forecast had called for a chance of thunderstorms all day, so I spent my last hour at work feverishly monitoring the radar. It did not look promising, and I didn't know what to do. I knew I wouldn't have time to run on Tuesday, and I knew I wouldn't feel comfortable running a 10 miler and 7 miler back to back on Wednesday and Thursday. I also knew that I could NOT tolerate 10 (or seven, for that matter) miles on a treadmill. I finally decided to chance it and headed outside to see how many miles I could do. I'm still running with my old watch during the week (until I've gotten in a few unobstructed GPS runs with my new watch, at which point I'll switch over to that one in indoor mode for my run commutes). I got 2.34 miles in before I heard thunder, so I turned around. I thought about doing seven miles and then doing 10 on Wednesday instead, and considered running the 2.34 miles back to the office to get to roughly 4.6 and then going to the gym to finish the remaining 2.4 on the treadmill to get to 7. When I did get back to the office, though, it wasn't raining or storming, so I decided to run the rest of the way home and still aim to get 10 like I originally planned to do. I did get to 10 (.25 by my watch to be safe), but it was NOT easy. I was absolutely dragging and in a horrible mood by the time I got home.
Day one of food poisoning. I planned to rest this day anyway, so no major skin off my nose.
Day two of food poisoning. I planned to run seven miles this day, but since doing a tiny load of laundry to clean up the clothes that bore witness to said food poisoning was enough to exhaust me, obviously I was not about to run .07 miles that day, never mind seven.
Day three of food poisoning. I planned to do yoga on Thursday, and honestly probably could've when I got home from work. I thought I was going to be totally fine on Thursday until Thursday night, when all my illness came back with a roaring, raging vengeance, the likes of which I've never before experienced. To say Thursday was one of the worst nights of my life thus far would be putting it mildly. I've had worse nights from an emotional/mental standpoint, but I feel confident saying that I have never been physically worse than I was Thursday night.
Day four of food poisoning. After Thursday night's debacle, I went to urgent care as soon as they opened Friday morning (my doctor, naturally, was on vacation all week). The nurse practitioner I saw there did not seem to think I was dying, even though I was pretty convinced of that fact. I honestly went expecting to get admitted to the hospital. I have access to a tele-doc service through my health benefits at work and had called them Thursday night to see if I needed to go to the ER, and was told by them as well that I was probably fine. I suppose I should be thankful that no one seemed to be overly alarmed, and I am thankful for that if I'm being completely honest, but the whole experience also left me feeling super invalidated. I've had stomach bugs before, but never, ever this bad. The severity of my symptoms, along with the fact that no one I had contact with had contracted anything, had me convinced that was something much bigger than your average virus, and I was seriously concerned about what was happening. To not see that concern echoed back from medical professionals, even if it really didn't need to be, made me feel belittled and unheard.
I suppose it goes without saying, but obviously, after consuming approximately three calories over the course of four days (and eliminating most of them with such speed that I can't imagine more than one and a half of them ever hit my system in the first place), I did not think it would be wise, appropriate, or even possible to attempt to run 18 miles on Saturday. Back on Tuesday, when I was young and naive and under the impression that stomach bugs knocked you out for 24 hours, left you queasy for the following 24, and were nothing but a distant memory by the third 24, I had doubts about my ability to do 18, but thought I could maybe attempt seven to make up for the ones I missed on Wednesday, or 10 if the seven went well. It became exceedingly clear to me Thursday night that I would not be doing any sort of running at all on Saturday, so I moped and felt sorry for myself instead, as I am apt to do when circumstances beyond my control keep me from a long run.
WHELP. This was, quite clearly, not the last build week before peak week that I envisioned, to say the least. I have a lot of feelings about this past week. Part of me is unconcerned. I know missing a week of training, even a build week, even a big build week, is not the end of the world. I know there are physical benefits to this week, of course, but I also know that a huge part of this week is mental: proving to yourself that you can run a lot of miles in a week and that you can cap it off with 18 at the end. I've proved that to myself four times before, so I don't doubt my ability to do it (though we'll see what kind of tune I'm singing in two weeks when the 20 miler rolls around). Part of me is TERRIFIED. I've only gotten sick during training once before, and it was with a cold, so I was able to stay moderately active–and, more importantly, was able to keep eating and drinking normally. I've never had a stomach bug while trying to train for a marathon, and while I'm not all that concerned about the physical gains I didn't get this week, I am VERY concerned about the physical losses I endured this week. I don't have a scale, so I don't know numbers, but I'm confident that I lost a fair amount of water weight this week, as has always been the case in the past for me when it comes to stomach bugs. Even more, I'm VERY concerned about how little I ate last week. From Tuesday on, I subsisted on nibbles of easily digestible foods, only a very small number of which made a successful, normal journey from end to end. I'm concerned about what kind of impact this will have on my energy levels and ability to train this week for sure. Part of me is at a loss and doesn't know where to go from here. I emailed Leah, the training manager for CARA, the day I got sick to solicit her advice on what to do with the 18 miler. She said if I was all the way better, I could try to do it, but needed to go in understanding that there was a very good chance I wouldn't make it through all 18 miles and to be okay with that. She also said if I didn't get the 18 in, that I could treat this as a cutback week (uh, yeah, I'd say so) and next week as a build week, doing maybe 16 or 17 on Saturday instead of the scheduled 14. But am I even going to be able to do that? As I write this on Friday evening, I still can't fathom doing anything more than like a 10 minute run/walk. I don't know how quickly my strength and energy (and, you know, health in general) will return, so I don't have a CLUE what I'm going to do or be able to do in the upcoming week, and that concerns me. And finally, part of me is just pissed off. I have no idea where this bug came from. I'm pissed off that I don't know what it is, I'm pissed off that I don't know how I got it, and I'm pissed off that it's taking me so. freaking. long. to get better. I didn't think I'd be seeing a light at the end of the tunnel by now–I thought I'd be long out of the tunnel, throwing up two middle fingers at the tunnel, taunting to the tunnel for thinking it could conquer me. But instead, I'm still most definitely in it, without even the slightest pinprick of light in the distance, and that makes me RAGEY.
Though at least I definitely don't think I'm flirting with overtraining after this week.
At long last, I finally can! Yesterday was the first day I felt 100% normal, and let me tell you, it was a very welcome change!
That had always been my experience as well! That's definitely part of what contributed to my anxiety about the whole thing, was how different this was compared to past stomach bugs – hence the doctor calls, visits, etc. But, the symptoms I had this time where, ahem, *different* than the symptoms I usually experience with stomach bugs, so I suppose it's possible that my experience wasn't abnormal for those particular symptoms…just for me in my past experience, specifically. But regardless, some validation would've been nice.


This dress was a challenge I brought to myself. It's been hanging in my closet since junior year and I just never found the opportunity to wear it, but I packed it in the hopes that I would wear it. And then I dragged my brother a quarter of a mile of the walk to the beach to take photos and demanded him around (isn't that what little brothers are for?) to get photos.
I guess the reason I love this dress is because it was a vintage thrift find and it was too cute to not pass up at the time. Pair it with my grandmother's vintage rope earrings and set yourself up on the beach and you've got a nautical look! I really wish I knew where this dress was from, but I've never seen anything like it! It's a little bit of an awkward length, but I'm fine with that.
What sorts of things do you have in your closet that you never wear?
That dress is so perfect! Anything nautical or with anchors on it is perfection. Plus I love the way you styled it. It's definitely a great thrift store find. Have a great weekend.
Thanks, I totally agree about the anchors, it makes everything feel so much cuter!
your dress is absolutely perfect and so is the title of this post.
Dana you're such a sweetie!!


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Psychiatrist Taylor Summers is a Victim of....Psychiatric Behavior!
Psychiatrist Taylor listens carefully to the Police Detective as he asks her a series of questions......she calmy responds to his questions and tells the Detective she doesn't think it would be right to press charges against her client who forcibly tied her up nude, gagged her with her own panties, forcibly crothroped her and left her tightly hogtied and gagged for hours. She tells the Detective he needs more help and therapy.....he was simply acting out on his urges and impules........he has been a client of hers for many years and she has known all about his Kidnap, tie women up and gag them with their panties........all the while verbally humiliating them, groping them, cracking their ass and having his perverted ways with them.
The Detective is surprised at Taylors response and take on the matter.......especially since she has been seeing this patient for a number of years, and he wondered if she ever thought she would end up as one of his Nude, pantygagged, crotchroped, hogtied, and toe-tally humiliated Victims............Taylor said she knew anything was possible but didn't think he would do that to her........she explains to the Detective in Detail how he forced her to strip, tied her up slowly and thoroughly.........cut off her panties........handgagged her and forced her to smell them........gagged her with them by stuffing the panties into her sexy mouth then wrapped her well worn pantyhose tightly around her pretty face holding them in...... then continued to massively rope her body up as she gagbitched, tried to talk, reason and squirmed........all to no avail.........he went on to crotchrope Taylor then put her into a tight hogtie........even tickling her feet.......it was all so extremely frustrating......he then took pictures of the heavily bound up and gagged Taylor and left her there squirming for hours in her own home completely helpless and toe-tally humiliated.
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Picking Up Where They Left Off
It may feel like a while since the final balls of the 2014 tennis season were hit, but it sure looks like a couple players kept busy during their time off. In just the first few days of action in the New Year, we've already been treated to thrilling matches and major upsets. But if we were really paying attention the last few months, maybe we shouldn't be so surprised to see who's shining as bright as they are -- and who may still need to dust off the cobwebs a little.
It might not be too shocking to see Victoria Azarenka struggling a bit on her return to tournament play. The former world #1 has played just a handful of events over the past year and was defending runner-up points in Brisbane -- she was under a lot of pressure this week. And though she held match points against Karolina Pliskova in their opener Monday, she wasn't able to convert and ultimately lost the three-plus hour marathon. Slightly more troublesome was the performance of last year's finalist in Melbourne -- Dominika Cibulkova lost to Madison Keys in her first round in Brisbane, notching her thirteenth event in twelve months without a win. One-time Roland Garros #2 Sara Errani didn't fare any better -- she's only won one match since the U.S. Open and this week in Auckland lost in straight sets to veteran Daniela Hantuchova. Fifth seed Svetlana Kuznetsova put up a bit more of a fight, but after taking the first set off qualifier Lucie Hradecka she ultimately couldn't hold off the underdog.
It wasn't all bad news for the ladies, though. Young Ana Konjuh who reached the quarters in Limoges and the semis in Istanbul last year pulled off an upset of eighth seeded Mona Barthel in Auckland before ultimately losing to Elena Vesnina. Over in Shenzhen Aleksandra Krunic, who very nearly defeated Victoria Azarenka in New York last year, is making the most of her qualifying ticket to the main draw, reaching the quarters with a win over Anna Schmiedlova today. And at the mixed-team, round-robin Hopman Cup, under-appreciated Lucie Safarova continued her success from last year -- the Czech was the only player to hold match point against Aussie champ Na Li in Melbourne, reached her first Slam semi at Wimbledon and scored wins over Sam Stosur, Ana Ivanovic and Caroline Wozniacki during the season. This week in Perth she's already stunned Genie Bouchard and notched an impressive win over Flavia Pennetta to help her team to a perfect 2-0 so far.
A couple guys have been able to carry over their strength into the new year too. Andy Murray, who fell briefly out of the top ten in 2014, cut his ranking in half with three titles to end the season. He hasn't had as tough a draw in Perth, but he did score his third straight win over Jerzy Janowicz, a man who stunned him two years back in Paris. And David Goffin, who won four Challenger and three ATP-level titles all in the back half of last year, hasn't slowed down either. The fourth seed in Chennai survived a challenge in his opener, but with the help of twelve aces ultimately dispatched Ricardas Berankis to make the quarters. Young Borna Coric on the other hand, a man who ended 2014 with one of the biggest wins of his nascent career, may not have been able to get the win over defending champ Stan Wawrinka today, but he did manage an upset over veteran Robin Haase in his first round. And wins like that could be just what he needs to make a real dent in his ranking.
It hasn't all been good news for the men though. American #1 John Isner hasn't done much of note for quite some time -- he'd only scored one win over a top twenty player since Roland Garros before making the trip to Perth. There he battled through three tight sets in his defeat of Fabio Fognini but then fell in straights to a still-uncertain Vasek Pospisil. And former U.S. Open semifinalist Mikhail Youzhny has struggled a bit over the years and started this season out of the top forty for the first time since 2009. He showed some promise of a comeback the last few months, defeating Jo-Wilfried Tsonga in Cincinnati and Ernest Gulbis in Shanghai, but he also lost to Nick Kyrgios in New York and to #74 Mikhail Kukushkin in his hometown Moscow. This week in Doha he was stunned by little known Georgian Nikoloz Basilashvili in straight sets, his sixth loss to a sub-#100 player in the past year. But of course the big shocker came when Rafael Nadal took the court for his first ATP match since undergoing surgery this past fall. But even pre-appendectomy the Spanish star seemed out of form, losing to two teenagers in the past six months, and his troubles continued in the New Year. Against world #127, veteran qualifier Michael Berrer on Tuesday, Rafa squandered a 6-1 first set and couldn't convert any of five break points in the decider. After two hours on court the defending champ in Doha was sent packing, marking his earliest loss in a season since 2004.
Of course, not everyone started the season the way they ended the last. Peter Gojowczyk had become a virtual nonentity on Tour in the back half of 2014 -- after a stunning Cinderella run to the Doha semis last year and a defeat of Jo-Wilfried Tsonga in Davis Cup play, the twenty-five year old German couldn't qualify for the last three ATP events of the season and only managed an 8-9 record on the year. He seems to have found his stride again though -- he only lost one game to Alejandro Falla this week in Chennai and could be about to turn his luck back around. And even more surprising was the groggy performance of world #1 Serena Williams in Perth. With a 31-3 record since Wimbledon and four titles to boot, you can understand why she'd be a little tired. But this week she actually called for a coffee during her three-setter against Pennetta and then was wholly drubbed by Eugenie Bouchard yesterday. Whether she can rally to get the U.S. into the Hopman Cup semis remains to be seen, but something tells me she'll figure things out once she hits the big leagues again.
Hopefully the players who've put themselves on the right track to start this year will keep things going deep into the season -- and the rest will take this as an opportunity to right themselves. With just over a week left before things get really serious on Tour there's not a lot of time of everyone to show us exactly what they're made of.
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