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Waynflete boys close in style, blank Freeport in finale
By Michael Hoffer
PORTLAND—Waynflete's boys' soccer team put the punctuation mark on a solid regular season Tuesday afternoon with a hard-fought victory over the feisty Falcons of Freeport at Fore River Fields.
The Flyers had ample opportunities in the first half, but it took until 3:23 remained to break through, as senior Aaron Lee headed the ball toward the goal and sophomore Ilyas Abdi tucked it home for a 1-0 lead.
Waynflete couldn't add to its lead, but the Flyers' strong defense and senior goalkeeper Milo Belleau held the fort and Waynflete capped the year in style with 1 -0 victory.
The Flyers finished 11-2-1, likely earned the No. 2 seed for the upcoming playoffs and dropped playoff-bound Freeport to 4-8-2 in the process.
"I'm not sure how many games we've played lately, but it's been a grind," said Waynflete coach Brandon Salway. "We were down a couple people today too. We got a goal and probably should have had more, but I think the guys are tired. We weren't quite as focused today. Credit Freeport for playing well."
Quite a season
It's been an interesting season for both teams.
The Flyers opened with a 6-0 home victory over Traip Academy, then held off visiting Fryeburg Academy, 2-1, before dropping a 1-0 decision at Class A power Falmouth. The Flyers then won, 9-0, at Lake Region, before falling at North Yarmouth Academy, 2-0. Waynflete bounced back with a vengeance, beating visiting Yarmouth, the defending Class B champion, for the first time ever ,2-1, before blanking host Poland (6-0) and Kennebunk (1-0), then shutting out visiting Sacopee Valley, 4-0. After avenging their loss with a 1-0 home win over NYA, the Flyers settled for a scoreless tie at Sacopee Valley, then won at Traip Academy, 2-1, and at home over Gray-New Gloucester (3-0).
The Falcons started with losses at Cape Elizabeth (5-0) and at home to Gray-New Gloucester (4-0), then tied visiting Wells (3-3). After a 5-0 home loss to Yarmouth, Freeport got in the win column with a 2-1 victory at Gray-New Gloucester, then lost at Fryeburg Academy (2-1) and Greely (6-0). After a 5-0 home win over Lake Region, the Falcons fell at NYA (1-0), won at Poland (2-0), lost at home to Falmouth (3-0), won at home over Poland (3-0) and tied visiting Traip Academy (1-1).
The teams met last year in a rainy affair in Freeport and Waynflete eked out a 1-0 win.
Tuesday, the Falcons were seeking their first win over the Flyers since Sept. 19, 2008, but Waynflete made it eight straight in the series.
Freeport threatened in the second minute, but junior Yacob Olins shot high.
In the seventh minute, Falcons senior Addison Vosmus headed a free kick on frame, but Belleau made the save.
The Flyers' first chance came in the eighth minute off a corner kick, when senior Cullen Bollinger shot high.
With 12:30 to play in the half, a long blast from Waynflete senior Jack Weston was tipped over the bar at the last second by Freeport junior goalkeeper Joey Burke and the ensuing corner kick led another shot by Weston which sailed high.
"Joey's seeing the ball well right now," said longtime Freeport coach Joe Heathco. "He's playing with a lot of confidence. That's a good sign."
The visitors almost went on top with 8:33 to go before halftime, as after a turnover, Olins set up junior Chandler Wyman for a low blast which Belleau dove and tipped off the post and out for a corner kick which senior Nate Smail headed just high.
Finally, with 3:23 to play before halftime, the hosts earned a free kick to the side of the box and senior Ahmed Mohamed played a ball on frame, which Lee managed to head past Burke and just as it was about to cross the line, Abdi buried it for a 1-0 lead.
"I saw the ball in the air, gave my defender a shake, went the other way, got a head on it and Ilyas tapped it in," Lee said.
"Since we've moved (Aaron) up top, he's put pressure on defenders," Salway said. "Whether he creates chances or not, he draws a crowd, which is good for us."
Waynflete almost doubled its lead two minutes later, but senior Christian Kabongo just missed an open net.
In the first 40 minutes, the Flyers enjoyed an 8-7 edge in shots.
In the second half, no goals were scored, but both teams had chances.
For Waynflete, Abdi shot just high on a rush, Weston had a shot saved, Bollinger had a shot saved and Bollinger had a header saved.
Freeport's chances included a shot from the side off the foot of Wyman which Belleau saved, a corner kick which was cleared and a throw from the side which led to a loose ball in the box before Belleau corralled it.
A last-minute Falcons' rush was broken up by Flyers' junior defender Jack Meahl and Waynflete closed the door on its 1-0 victory.
"One goal was enough," Lee said. "We'd have liked to have finished more and we had expected to score more, but after we got the one, I think we got a little lackadaisical. I was happy with the defense. They're always solid. They're key to our play."
The Flyers navigated a daunting schedule this fall to win 11 games and turn heads in the process.
"We've played a tough schedule," Lee said. "We're lucky Brandon provides us with a tough schedule year after year. We've had a very productive regular season that will prepare us for playoffs."
"If you told me we'd go 11-2-1 through this schedule, I would've taken it, absolutely," Salway said. "I won't say I'm surprised. It's an impressive achievement for this group."
Waynflete finished with an 18-10 shots advantage (9-7 on frame) and had four corner kicks to Freeport's two. Belleau made seven saves.
For the Falcons, Burke had eight saves and they almost came away from a tough road test with a result.
"I'm really pleased," said Heathco. "I think it's the most complete game we've played. We've moved the ball well, which we've struggled with consistently. We had a ball go off the post, we had a scrum with the ball loose, we had shots from our best shooters. I'm encouraged we got a little offense going. If we go into playoffs playing like this, maybe we'll get a break.
Fun begins
Both teams will take part in the upcoming postseason.
The Falcons will likely be the No. 10 seed in Class B South and will play a preliminary round playoff game Saturday at either York, Cape Elizabeth or Fryeburg Academy.
"I feel really good about our chances," Heathco said. "In a first round matchup we'll match up well with anybody. Yarmouth or Greely would be tough games, but outside of those two, if we play well, we can beat anybody."
The Flyers expect to be ranked second in Class C South and will next take the field Wednesday, Oct. 28 in the quarterfinals, likely against Carrabec or Mt. Abram.
Waynflete's ready for a title run.
"We don't really care who we're playing," Lee said. "We know if we play our hardest, we can do it. We want that Gold Ball. That's our goal."
"We need a little bit of rest, but the guys really want it," Salway said. "It will come down to taking advantage of opportunities. Motivation and hunger aren't in question. We just have to get a little more healthy and take advantage of our chances."
Sports Editor Michael Hoffer can be reached at [email protected]. Follow him on Twitter: @foresports.
Waynflete senior Aaron Lee races past Freeport junior Chandler Wyman during the Flyers' 1-0 win Tuesday afternoon. Lee set up the game's lone goal.
Bruce Feeley photos.
Waynflete senior Tommy Silk and Freeport senior Quinton Libsack fight for the ball.
Freeport junior goalkeeper Joey Burke punches the ball away from Waynflete sophomore Ilyas Abdi. Abdi had the game's lone goal.
Freeport junior Josiah Otis shields the ball from Waynflete senior Tommy Silk.
Waynflete sophomore Ilyas Abdi keeps the ball away from Freeport senior Nate Smail.
Waynflete senior Cullen Bollinger fights Freeport junior Yacob Olins for possession.


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Church of the Theotokos of the Sign () is a Russian Orthodox church in Kalininsky City District of Novosibirsk, Russia.

History
Church of the Theotokos of the Sign was built in 1994–1998 by the architect Pyotr Chernobrovtsev.

July 25, 2000, the church was consecrated by Bishop Sergius (Sokolov).

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Churches in Siberia
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External links
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Through the generous support of our sponsors and dedicated members ASA is to offer a limited number of scholarships for the annual Conference.
ASA Scholarships will be available to cover the cost of travel, lodging expenses and the cost of registration to attend the 2016 National Medical Cannabis Unity in Washington, DC, March 18 - 22, 2016. If you are awarded lodging you will be assigned to a double room bed with a roommate. Travel scholarships up to $400 will be reimbursed at the conference. Please complete the online survey application to be considered.
Last year we were able to bring 165 patients from over 32 states to our conference. This year we are trying to bring even more. Preference will be given to those that are able to help cover some of the expense or are willing to help fundraise.
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Supernatural Is Back – With A Media Blitz Bang!
October 15, 2020 spnfans
When I said I was going to try to document everything Supernatural related in the weeks before the show returns to the air for the last time, I had no idea just what that would mean. I've watched this show since the beginning, and I remember wishing for more media coverage, trying to get people interested in the show, telling anyone who would listen that Supernatural was the best show ever. Fifteen years later, the world has figured that out. That was never more obvious than in the couple of days leading up to the show's return, when it seemed like every major outlet from Variety to TVGuide to CNN had an interview with Jared and Jensen and an article about the show, and every CW local outlet had their 10 minutes of questions with the boys. It was incredibly overwhelming trying to keep up with the constant onslaught of coverage, and I was constantly emotional – so proud of the little show that could which, now that it's coming to an end, is recognized for how special it is and what it has created.
There were also bits of news every day, all of it exciting. Jensen and Danneel struck a deal to form a production company under the Warner Bros. umbrella called Chaos Machine Productions. Not gonna lie, I'm keeping all my fingers and toes crossed that they'll helm the next Supernatural project. Come on, Ackles, it's a no brainer!
Jared got a hair cut, which left fandom in a collective panic about how short Walker's hair was going to be.
Turned out to be a fruitless worry, because – in my humble opinion anyway – the new haircut is every bit as hot as the previous one! Fandom then turned its considerable attention to wondering what the new tattoo is that Jared's sporting and what it might mean. Hmmm.
Jared started a new AKF campaign with Stands that included a plaid AKF charm and a stuffed AKF moose, which is seriously adorable. He did a facebook live about the campaign, which he hasn't done in one million years, and posted a gorgeous photo in the You Define You hoodie and with his new Walker haircut. Mmm.
Jensen bought a new car, which does not do a damn thing for me but which he was clearly very excited about.
The company he bought it from was equally excited. And clearly Supernatural fans!
Not gonna lie, I'm laughing at the Ackles family tooling around Austin in either their '67 Impala (they took it to Starbucks the other day) or this new 'beast' of a car.
Misha went naked to get out the vote, to fandom's sincere appreciation, used his text line to help get the vote out, and made sure water and snacks were handed out to voters in Georgia standing in insanely long lines to vote, and generally kept on working to save the world. And look adorable doing it.
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Week Two of Supernatural's Final Filming (or What Made Lynn Cry This Week)
August 24, 2020 spnfans
It's Monday, which means it's time for my Supernatural's Final Run weekly wrap up – week two of filming! In keeping with my resolve to document every week of Supernatural's last few months on the air – and, who am I kidding, in an attempt to save my own sanity as I try to deal with the fact that it's ending – here's the latest installment of 'The End of Road: What Made Lynn Cry This Week'.
A lot, it turns out. Which is a surprise to no one.
First up, that poster in the header – created by @OfflArjun. Breathtaking.
And the CW's new poster that came out last week too. The final seven episodes…. #Tissues
Also breathtaking.
Jared and Jensen returned to the set a week ago to begin filming the final two episodes of the series. Fandom was overjoyed to see Sam and Dean back in the bunker but a bit devastated not to witness the ritual shaving of the hiatus beards and cutting of the long hair. We've been spoiled by often having Jared and Jensen take us along with them when they magically transformed back into Sam and Dean, but this time – whether due to COVID restrictions or the actors' own strong emotions about this being their last time going through that transformation – we didn't get to witness it. Mixed feelings were the order of the day. Excited to have them back to filming, which somehow made the world seem more right than it has in over five months, but sad that this means it really is almost over. And I confess to some grief about Jensen having to cut that long hair because mm mm mm.
Also RIP to Jared's beard and his entire look just before getting a trim. Mm mm mm again. Fandom is confusing right now, to say the least.
We did, however, get to witness Jake Abel shaving his hiatus beard and turning back into Michael, or Adam, or both. Jake also gave the fandom the most amazing treat – a video series called 'Jake And Quarantine' that documented his fourteen day quarantine in Vancouver that was so scary in the beginning it could have been an actual episode of Supernatural! If you haven't watched it, please do. You're in for a treat.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r6MaM_3fnYA&feature=youtu.be
We also got a few spoilery photos from Jake, so skip this next little section if you're spoiler free – though I think the entire fandom knows this one.
SPOILERY PARAGRAPH: Jake posted photos of his trailer and the one next door, both marked 'Choose your fighter – Michael or Lucifer'. There was mixed reaction – let's just say that Lucifer is not the character many fans were hoping to see again. Fingers crossed that it's to finally defeat him once and for all (which I thought had already happened. But this is Supernatural…)
We also got a new promo still from an upcoming episode which made its way around the internet. I relish that too, realizing how spoiled I am with the constant new content we have gotten about this show for such a long time. The internet will be quieter – and a lot less exciting – once Supernatural no longer graces all my timelines constantly.
#Tissues
From the upcoming episode Gimme Shelter
Misha Collins, whose presence online has been blessedly consistent during these past five months, did an Instagram live with former Presidential candidate Andrew Yang earlier in the week, which I was able to tune into. Once again, I was struck by the fact that so many unexpected people are Supernatural fans. While Misha reassured Andrew that you "couldn't be too big a geek" when talking to people from Supernatural, Andrew excitedly referred to Misha as "a real life superhero". They clearly got along well, and it was a lively and informative discussion, reinforcing the importance of having a voice and using it to vote. Jensen Ackles hopped online to watch during a break from filming, after he and Jared Padalecki joined Misha for a conversation with another former Presidential candidate, Cory Booker, the week before.
Misha and Andrew Yang
Meanwhile, filming resumed. For this small amount of time, it's almost felt like things in the Supernatural fandom went back to "normal". Every day there are little things that remind me that they have only a few more weeks of filming, though, and that reminder makes my breath catch every time, brings a fresh pang of pain. At the same time, it always brings a profound gratitude too, for all these talented people who have cared so much about this little show and helped to make it so wonderful. I asked Jensen a little while ago if the crew that is so much a part of making the show what it is were able to come back and he said that luckily yes, most of them could. I imagine that means so much to the actors who trust their talented crew completely, and value being surrounded by professionals who care about the show as much as they do and know it just as well.
Because filming has resumed, the crew and producers are also coming to terms with the reality that this is the beginning of the end. Many of them have been with the show since the beginning, and it has been as much a part of their lives as it has been for the actors. I've been acquainted with some of them for over a decade, so every time I see someone post about their gratitude to the show or fandom, or document a 'last time', my emotions are in overdrive. Yes, this goes under the category of 'things that made Lynn cry'.
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About NLPSC
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Approved Budget and Corresponding Targets
APP 2016
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CAS, CTE Faculty Members Participate in Brigada Eskwela 2019
Commissioner De Las Llagas Urges Batch 2019 Graduates to Find Their Marketable Brand
NLPSC Conducts Seminar on Financial Literacy
NLPSC Celebrates 8th Foundation Anniversary
2019 NSTP Graduation Ceremony
Malinnag Publishes Research on International Journal
Malinnag Joins 1st Singapore International Multidisciplinary Profession
NLPSC Welcomes AACCUP Accreditors
Lanuza Leads the Accreditation Team
NLPSC's Road to ISO Certification
NLPSC conducts CPR Training
Inauguration of the Three-Storey Ladies' Dormitory
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Top 4: Adrian Doctolero Hails in the 2017 LET (2)
Top 4: Adrian Doctolero Hails in the 2017 LET
Another alumnus of North Luzon Philippines State College made it again to the top 10 individual ranking of the September 2017 Licensure Examination for Teachers. The results were released last November 27, 2017 by the Professional Regulation Commission.
Adrian C. Doctolero, a graduate of Bachelor of Secondary Education major in Mathematics, was among the 92,754 takers of the nationwide Licensure Examination for Teachers in the secondary education category. He garnered a rating of 92.20%, securing him to the 4th spot.
Doctolero is a hardworking son of a laundry woman who promised to do his best in academics in order to help his family.
"Siyam na taong gulang palang ako nang mawalan kami ng ama at simula noon ay kinailangan ng maglabandera ni mama para lang makapag-aral kaming magkakapatid," he said in the interview.
He is from Bolinao, Pangasinan, but he stayed with his aunt and cousins in San Nicolas, Candon City who financed his studies.
"It was so hard for me to see her suffering, so I promised to be the best for our family, to always work hard and do everything I can," he added.
With his utmost determination and perseverance to finish college, he graduated as cum laude last May 2017. Immediately, he started preparing for the Licensure Exam and became a scholar at the Southern Tagalog Academic Review Services.
When asked about his preparation, he shared, "I believe that early preparation results in good outcome, so right after graduation, I already started reviewing for the board exam. I did not only rely from our review center since I aimed not only to pass but to top the LET. Aside from the review materials they provided, I also downloaded review materials from the Internet. I see to it that I answer and rationalize at least fifty questions a day. I also joined Facebook groups where teachers (who will also take the said Licensure Exam) can post questions and share discussions."
All the efforts and sacrifices he poured into this venture were finally paid off.
"After I learned that I made it to the top 4, I felt like I was at the top of the world. I am really blessed and thankful to God for answering all our prayers. Truly, with God nothing is impossible."
To inspire the next batch of examinees, he concluded that before doing something, one must have to dream big and aim for the top. It might be hard to achieve it, but it is not impossible at all. He encouragingly said that believing in oneself and having faith in God are the basic foundation of success. (Loyd Angelo M. Diana)
Supervisory Development Course (SDC) Track 1
Mrs. Estrella C. Gaerlan, the Director for Academic Affairs, together with Mrs. Elizabeth M. Velasco, the Coordinator for Instruction, completed the Supervisory Development Course (SDC) Track 1 Training held at Ilocos Sur Provincial Library Building, Vigan City Ilocos Sur on January 18-21, 2016.
This is a four-day training catering to the supervisors and would be supervisors of the different agencies of the Province of Ilocos Sur. It includes three modules which are Personal Effectiveness, Supervision: A challenge and Commitment and Communication: The Secret to Organizational Effectiveness. Each module has two units each and each unit has 2-3 sessions. The Learning Service Providers were Director Hedy Jose B. Lardizabal, Director III, CSC-RO1, Mrs. Cecilia R. Bareng, CSC-Ilocos Sur Field Office and Mr. Charlie Apolinarion A. Del Rosario, Head Legal Department of LTO, Region 1.
CTE conducts Extension Activity at Suyo, Ilocos Sur
"To reinforce responsive extension services" – 3rd of the 9 Development Goals of the NLPSC in leadership of its first President, Dr. Elizabeth Gacusana.
The College of Teacher Education (CTE) has successfully conducted an outreach program at Butac and Dadtoco Elementary School at Man-atong, Suyo, Ilocos Sur on January 22, 2016. Mrs. Ruby A. Gabor, lead the extension activity, along with Dr. Jaime G. Raras, the Dean of the CTE, Ms. Cheryl Diza and Mrs. Maribel Ibañez. BSE graduating students, Mary Grace Padilla and Ysabelle Morados also joined the said activity.
Simultaneous activities during the program were story-telling prepared by the two student extensionists and the conduct of professional enhancement among the Dadtoco and Butac Elementary School. Prior to the start of the extension activity on professional enhancement of teachers, the NLPSC extensionists turned over the donations consisting of 25 chairs, bundles of books, one malunggay seedling, and various instructional materials to the principal of Dadtoco (Butac) Elementary School, Dr. Gloria Enrique as witnessed by the teachers of the said school and the pupils.
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The one-day extension activity ended with a light mood with the giving of impressions and awarding of certificates. Certificates of Recognition were given to Dr. Gloria Enrique, the principal of Dadtoco Elementary School for her selfless initiative to provide the teachers a Continuing Professional Education through the help of NLPSC. Mr. Junard Rentutar, the master of ceremonies, awarded the Dean of Teacher Education for the extension given by the school to the teachers of Dadtoco Elementary School.
The CTE has been actively involved in many extension activities for the improvement of life in the community.
Celebration for the LET 2015 Passers
The Recognition Day and Testimonial Luncheon for the Licensure Examination for Teachers 2015 Passers on the 6th day of January 2016 with Schools Division Superintendent Gemma Tacuycuy and Honorable Mayor Ericson G. Singson as guests.
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2014 Research Conferences
Two (2) research studies of the institution were presented in the "1st International Research and Education Conference for the Academe of Today" sponsored by the ILS Development and Training Inc. held on November 29-30 and December 01, 2014 at the Ibay Zion Plaza Hotel, Baguio City. The said NLPSC studies are: "The Environmental Education of North Luzon Philippines State College" by Dr. Elizabeth M. Gacusana and "The Traditional Justice System of the Tribal Communities in the Upland Municipalities of Ilocos Sur" by Dr. Severino G. Alviento.
The keynote speaker during the opening program of the three (3) day conference was Dr. Alipio T. Garcia of the University of the Philippines-Baguio with the topic "Creating an Enabling Atmosphere for University-Based Research in Pursuit of Academic Excellence." Meanwhile, Firth McEachern from the Harvard University, USA and Colleen Curran from the University of Alberta, Canada served as the plenary speakers with their respective topics "Education in Research" and "Approaches and Benefits of Incorporating Information Science in Research" respectively.
There were two (2) parallel sessions during the presentations of researches in the 2nd and 3rd day. Topics of researches in the track 1 tackled social science, education and management while track 2 were topics on Science and Technology, Information Dissemination, Mathematics and Engineering.
There were at least 93 papers presented in the conference from authors of the different State Universities and Colleges in the country. The participating agencies to the said conference were: Don Mariano Marcos Memorial State University, Marinduque State College, Southern Luzon State University, Guimaras College, University of Southern Mindanao, Central Mindanao University, Bicol University, Cotabato City State Polytechnic College, University of Southern Philippines, Cavite State University, Cagayan State University, Carlos Hilado Memorial State College Negros Occidental, Benguet State University, Mountain Province State Polytechnic College, Cavite State University, DepEd – Cotabato City Division, Laguna State Polytechnic University, Southern Leyte State University, Division of La Carlota City, Misamis Oriental State College of Agriculture and Technology, DEBESNSCAT, University of Mindanao, Northwestern Mindanao State College of Science and Technology, Palawan State university, St. Paul University of Quezon City, Sultan Kudarat State University and North Luzon Philippines State College. (SGA)
NLPSC HISTORY
The metamorphosis of North Luzon Philippines State College as a public higher education institution in the Second District of Ilocos Sur can be traced in its humble, yet glorious history.
The institution evolved in 1975 from a small community college known as Candon Community College (CCC) which offered non-degree courses, the midwifery and the secretarial course.
Through a bill sponsored by then-Congressman, Hon. Eric D. Singson, Candon Community College sought integration to the University of Northern Philippines in Vigan, Ilocos Sur; hence, Republic Act 6744 effected the establishment of CCC-University of Northern Philippines Branch on August 11, 1989. Read more...


Combine seasoning mix and panko bread crumbs until well blended. Spread onto large plate. Place all the chicken strips on top of the seasoned crumbs and toss until evenly coated.
Heat 1 1/2 tbsp oil in large nonstick skillet over a medium heat and cook half of the coated chicken for 4 to 6 minutes, until crisp and cooked through, turning occasionally. Remove chicken from pan and set aside. Add remainder of the oil to the pan and cook the remaining chicken.
Meanwhile, warm the tortilla bowls according to the package directions. Divide the shredded lettuce between the tortilla bowls; top with the crispy chicken strips, corn, salsa, and cheese.


Social media is no longer the benchwarmer looking to get into the marketing game—it's now the marquee player. This means event organizers have to keenly assess the effectiveness of their social media game. Are they playing at an amateur level, or are they putting in the work that's needed to play in the championship? Check out our seven social media strategies that will help you score a winning social media presence.
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A cashmere cowl of fog shrouding the night ridges thins and frays, retreating from morning sunshine. Light travels downward through the remaining vapor in angular rods that pry through green interlocking fingers of conifers whose arms are joined to furrowed trunks of dinosaur skin. The trees are so ancient and wise that to guess their age seems disrespectful. Yet even these Old Ones die. Their lives might end slowly from disease, leaving them stately and upright and home to wood-boring insects bringing woodpeckers who excavate holes that become home to owls. Other giants are uprooted suddenly by Pacific storms, toppling with a muffled WHUMP to lie in state on the forest floor at the full mercy of incessant creeping moisture creeping. The wetness brings a host of microbes who feed on bark and heartwood, disassembling those who spent their lives as Owl Mother, Vole Lover, Shade Giver, and Protector of the Multitude of Greens. The crumbling interior of each log becomes a wet sponge, impervious to those penetrating shafts of sunlight, a dead host to many new lives.
Inside the log, an Oregon Slender Salamander lies tucked into a moist interstitial space where the bark has separated from the inner wood. She is pencil thin, no longer than my index finger, and has slipped easily into this tiny place. Her back is brick red herringbone, the color of her heartwood home, her belly a flurry of white flakes in a dark sky, skin slightly swollen by a clutch of eggs beginning to accumulate yolk that is the first food for the next generation. In the wetness of spring, the salamander will spend her days in this log, venturing forth only when darkness sends the drying sun behind the ridges, keeping hungry garter snakes and birds at home.
Her beauty is painted onto a skin so thin that water travels effortlessly from salamander to forest and back again, so thin that oxygen made by needles in the canopy moves easily into her body, so thin that carbon dioxide flows freely outward, her small gift of reciprocity to the trees. Her life depends upon this free exchange of gas and water from skin to forest and back again because she has no lungs. Her ancestors jettisoned these at least 60 million years ago, an act of evolutionary trust in which they committed themselves and their descendants to lives of abundant moisture and oxygen. Lungless salamanders will never know the soft rise and fall of their chest before sleep.
For Slender Salamander, there is vulnerability in this singular devotion to dampness. Her skin must remain moist and porous, and this openness is the very thing that causes her to lose water easily. She must love humid darkness, revel in the press of her flanks against moist wood, delight in tiny bits of decay that cling to her head and legs as she negotiates the tight channels of her log. She must love this place. Because in summer when sunlight falls unimpeded from impossibly blue skies, when every footfall on the forest floor raises a resounding crunch, Slender Salamander senses certain death by desiccation. The womb-like wetness within her log is a refuge from this annual version of climate disruption.
In spring, the long-dead Douglas fir becomes a birthing ward. Deep within the interior of the log, sheltered from the summer heat, Slender Salamander lays a cluster of six or so eggs, encircling them with the moist finger of her body, warding off predators and fungal infections. Her egg-bound young have long, feathery gills. But they will never feel a flowing spring or standing pond or any other water beyond the protective capsule of their own egg. Within this log womb they will hatch into tiny, fully metamorphosed versions of their parents.
This small reproductive rebellion has liberated Slender Salamander and all of her lungless direct-developing kin from freestanding water, an evolutionary revolt that opened the vast reaches of moist but waterless western Cascades to occupation, eliminating perilous spring breeding treks to ponds filled with aquatic predators, water that could disappear in the summer drought. Better the damp reliable safety of a large log.
Slender Salamander and her ancestors have hidden, eaten, and procreated within these logs for perhaps 20 million years, far longer than humans have dwelt in these forests and an occupation incomprehensibly ancient compared to the mere two centuries since people began hauling the trees from the ridges to become dry lumber for human houses rather than moist rot for the homes of salamanders.
Surely there is an accumulated intelligence in the longevity of Slender Salamanders, a way of living shaped by eons of evolution into a commitment to their place so complete that salamanders and logs have become singular and inseparable.
What would Slender Salamander teach us if we could squeeze in next to her, sit at her tiny four-toed feet, and listen to her small breath that is not breathed? Maybe she would show us the difference between timber, a human construct measured in board-feet, and forests, whose all-inclusive complexity defies measurement. We might discover the value of silence and how insight sometimes slips quietly through previously unrecognized doors. Perhaps we could learn to open our skin to the world.


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We Don't Go Back #42: Casting the Runes (1979)
I wrote this post with MR James's help.
This one also has a demon in the first couple minutes.
How do you adapt a text that, when it was written a long time ago, was contemporary?
It's an important question with a variety of answers, none wrong. For example, you see this question answered in different ways in the various Sherlock Holmes adaptations; the 1940s version where Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce motor around uncovering Nazis only needed a little to bring it into the present (after all, Doyle's last Holmes stories were published in 1927, a fact conveniently forgotten by many since those last stories were rubbish). The BBC series Sherlock stripmines — or perhaps more accurately fracks — the original stories for tropes and themes to attach to modern things and bloody well makes sure you know how pleased its makers are with themselves. The fondly remembered ITV version that starred Jeremy Brett took the costume drama route, but was less reverential than you might think, concentrating first on making well-crafted TV from the source material that is closer to what people think of Sherlock Holmes than the actual stories are.
MR James's story, "Casting the Runes", was adapted three times for film. I've written about Night of the Demon already; a version was broadcast on the BBC in 1968, but that one's lost. The third appeared on ITV in 1979 as an episode of ITV Playhouse; it was directed by Lawrence Gordon Clark, who had of course adapted James for TV five times already, and scripted by Clive Exton, who had worked with Clark on Stigma. Like Night of the Demon, the 1979 version updates "Casting the Runes" to the (then) present day; but unlike its predecessor it cleaves strictly to the plot of James's story, opting to take each event individually, point by point, and give it a present day parallel.
I dont think I've ever seen any adaptation that does this so minutely. Let's see how.
'And who is Mr Karswell?' inquired the Secretary's wife. She had called at his office, and (perhaps unwarrantably) had picked up the last of these three letters, which the typist had just brought in.
Rather than a brutal review in a reputable journal, Karswell is the subject of an exposé on a current affairs programme. Don't find this unbelievable: when I was a kid, I recall World in Action (or some other programme? It was a long time ago; I was a kid) doing an episode on the occult, drawing the connection between Aleister Crowley and organised child abuse via Ozzy Osbourne, no less.
'Poor Mr Dunning? I don't know why you call him that; he's a very happy man, is Dunning. Lots of hobbies and a comfortable home, and all his time to himself.'
Edward Dunning, peer reviewer, is now Prudence Dunning, television producer. You're supposed to find Edward an easy going chap; few TV actors of the 70s and 80s were more immediately likeable than Jan Francis.
There was really nothing to be said for Mr Karswell. Nobody knew what he did with himself: his servants were a horrible set of people; he had invented a new religion for himself, and practised no one could tell what appalling rites; he was very easily offended, and never forgave anybody; he had a dreadful face (so the lady insisted, her husband somewhat demurring); he never did a kind action, and whatever influence he did exert was mischievous.
And Karswell, although played by Iain Cuthbertson, a Scot with a line in villainous characters, is portrayed as an American, the British TV shorthand for a tasteless parvenu. We do see his rites, which are sinister rather than merely appalling. He's not the vile fat man of James, but something bigger, more dangerous.
James had only one likely target for satire: a tasteless amateur who claimed to have founded his own religion and wrote what James considered to be pretentious and nasty books about magic that assumed magic worked? James could, in 1911, have meant several people, and it's tempting to assume that he was talking about the Great Beast, Aleister Crowley; in fact, a more likely candidate is Montague Summers, writer of erudite but credulous works like The History of Witchcraft and The Vampire: His Kith and Kin, a priest who dabbled in the occult and affected the style of an abbé, and a man who might well have moved in the same circles as James.
'You forget the treat he gave the school children.'
In the story, there is an account, lengthy, of how Karswell terrified some children with a puppet show. The 1979 Casting the Runes leaves this out altogether. It's interesting though that Night of the Demon has a nod to this, but in Jacques Tourneur's version, Karswell is popular. The 1957 Karswell is excellent with kids.
'Why, what happened was that he fell out of a tree and broke his neck. But the puzzle was, what could have induced him to get up there. It was a mysterious business, I must say. Here was this man — not an athletic fellow, was he? and with no eccentric twist about him that was ever noticed — walking home along a country road late in the evening — no tramps about — well known and liked in the place — and he suddenly begins to run like mad, loses his hat and stick, and finally shins up a tree — quite a difficult tree — growing in the hedgerow: a dead branch gives way, and he comes down with it and breaks his neck, and there he's found next morning with the most dreadful face of fear on him that could be imagined. It was pretty evident, of course, that he had been chased by something, and people talked of savage dogs, and beasts escaped out of menageries; but there was nothing to be made of that...'
Harrington dies some years before the proper start of the story and the story of his death is told second hand later on. Harrington's review of Karswell's book in the 1979 adaptation is framed in a context of the late 60s flowering of occultism, just as the Harrington in the story reviews a book that comes from the fad for occult literature at the close of the 1880s.
Harrington's death is shown in the prologue to the 1979 adaptation; not up a tree, but in a field. The force is the same, and showing it rather than telling, as the story does, is a strong decision; but the adaptation tells the story in dialogue as well, later in the teleplay, which is perhaps less useful.
As was not unnatural, the advertisements in this particular line of [tram] cars were objects of his frequent contemplation, and, with the possible exception of the brilliant and convincing dialogue between Mr Lamplough and an eminent K.C. on the subject of Pyretic Saline, none of them afforded much scope to his imagination. I am wrong: there was one at the corner of the car farthest from him which did not seem familiar. It was in blue letters on a yellow ground, and all that he could read of it was a name — John Harrington — and something like a date. It could be of no interest to him to know more; but for all that, as the car emptied, he was just curious enough to move along the seat until he could read it well. He felt to a slight extent repaid for his trouble; the advertisement was not of the usual type. It ran thus: 'In memory of John Harrington, F.S.A., of The Laurels, Ashbrooke. Died Sept. 18th, 1889. Three months were allowed.'
Of course, it would have to be a segment inserted into a piece of broadcast video rather than a stain in a tram window.
It was in a somewhat pensive frame of mind that Mr Dunning passed on the following day into the Select Manuscript Room of the British Museum... He saw no one he recognized except one of the staff in charge of the room, who nodded to him, and he proceeded to pick up his papers. He thought he had them all, and was turning to begin work, when a stout gentleman at the table behind him, who was just rising to leave, and had collected his own belongings, touched him on the shoulder, saying, 'May I give you this? I think it should be yours,' and handed him a missing quire. 'It is mine, thank you,' said Mr Dunning. In another moment the man had left the room.
The 1979 Karswell is shown stalking Prudence Dunning, and then knocks over her stack of the library books and apologises, and gives them back.
Also not seen in James's original are the wordless scenes where Karswell performs small, sinister magic acts to Prudence's detriment. In James he's a nasty little man who is dangerous but doubly loathsome because he is an autodidact, and James was the most terrible snob when it came to amateurs. In this version, as it is in the 1957 version, Karswell's competence and intelligence make him doubly dangerous.
'I've had to upset your household arrangements, I'm sorry to say, Dunning. Both your servants hors de combat . In fact, I've had to send them to the Nursing Home.'
'Good heavens! what's the matter?'
'It's something like ptomaine poisoning, I should think: you've not suffered yourself, I can see, or you wouldn't be walking about. I think they'll pull through all right.'
'Dear, dear! Have you any idea what brought it on?' 'Well, they tell me they bought some shell-fish from a hawker at their dinner-time. It's odd...'
Prudence's lodger, Pamela, has been poisoned by an unknown agency. The doctor says, has she eaten fish? The point is that it leaves Prudence on her own in the house, just like Edward.
So he put his hand into the well-known nook under the pillow: only, it did not get so far. What he touched was, according to his account, a mouth, with teeth, and with hair about it, and, he declares, not the mouth of a human being. I do not think it is any use to guess what he said or did; but he was in a spare room with the door locked and his ear to it before he was clearly conscious again. And there he spent the rest of a most miserable night, looking every moment for some fumbling at the door: but nothing came.
It's a shame that the mouth under the pillow, one of James's most unsettling images, should be lost, but how would you film it? It seems almost impossible. Clark settles for the scutting legs of something under Prudence's duvet. It is the weakest element of the adaptation.
It is not necessary to tell in further detail the steps by which Henry Harrington and Dunning were brought together.
Prudence meets Henry Harrington (Edward Petherbridge); Henry is an artist here, which alows for a visual element that perhaps the story doesn't need other than to add colour and context, but then both are good things to have.
In it were the quires of small-sized scribbling paper which he used for his transcripts: and from one of these, as he took it up, there slipped and fluttered out into the room with uncanny quickness, a strip of thin light paper. The window was open, but Harrington slammed it to, just in time to intercept the paper, which he caught. 'I thought so,' he said; 'it might be the identical thing that was given to my brother. You'll have to look out, Dunning; this may mean something quite serious for you.'
The page from Coleridge, the defaced calendar and the slip of runic paper are all still present in 1979. They have to be, although Harrington is, sensibly, not when the paper is found. Prudence's paper, just like Edward's, tries to escape; like Edward's, it's caught.
That it must be returned to the source whence it came they were agreed, and further, that the only safe and certain way was that of personal service; and here contrivance would be necessary, for Dunning was known by sight to Karswell. He must, for one thing, alter his appearance by shaving his beard.
On the screen, Prudence wears a wig and glasses in a first attempt to get close to Karswell, a new addition to the narrative. It ends of course in Karswell laughing to her face at the transparency of her disguise. Nice try, Prudence.
In a moment more Karswell re-entered the compartment. As he did so, Dunning, managing, he knew not how, to suppress the tremble in his voice, handed him the ticket-case, saying, 'May I give you this, sir? I believe it is yours.' After a brief glance at the ticket inside, Karswell uttered the hoped-for response, 'Yes, it is; much obliged to you, sir,' and he placed it in his breast pocket.
Not a train for Warwickshire, a plane for Venezuela; Prudence pulls the switcheroo with the help of her colleague Derek (Bernard Gallagher), here a stand in for the Secretary of James's story. I don't know how she managed to convince British Airways to let her pose as a Heathrow cashier. Maybe "I'm in TV" opened the door.
Note that in the story, Karswell doesn't realise what has happened and goes blithely to his doom; in both this version and Night of the Demon he realises what has been done instantly, and tries to hand it back.
All that is known is that, on the afternoon of the 23rd, an English traveller, examining the front of St Wulfram's Church at Abbeville, then under extensive repair, was struck on the head and instantly killed by a stone falling from the scaffold erected round the north-western tower, there being, as was clearly proved, no workman on the scaffold at that moment: and the traveller's papers identified him as Mr Karswell.
James's story has a final chill, past the death of Karswell: a statement to which Edward refuses to listen, which implies that he carries a trauma, and perhaps guilt, that will extend beyond the story.
Here, ending with TV as it began, the news reports that the plane on which Karswell was travelling went down in the sea and no one survives. This horror, outstripping all that comes before, is a consequence beyond that which Provost James could have imagined. Prudence has indulged in black magic, and now she has to carry the guilt of hundreds of innocent lives.
What to add? It really is a unique thing, an adaptation that is extraordinarily faithful, and yet which updates the original effectively for the present, with some thought. There is nothing like it.
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Hate speech is protected free speech.
Politicians seem increasingly likely to (falsely) assert that "hate speech is not protected by the First Amendment." The mayor of Portland, Oregon, just did so following anti-Muslim violence in his community. Former governor and Democratic Party official Howard Dean said the same last month.
Part of the problem here is the term "hate speech" itself. People generally do not like expressions of hatred of individuals or groups. The term "hate speech" in and of itself makes censorship more likely especially when compared to the more neutral term "extreme speech" often used by legal scholars.
Indeed extreme speech can be odious. But we also should recall the general libertarian principle that allowing liberty to do or say something does not constitute endorsing what is done or said. You can criticize extreme speech and argue against prohibiting it. In other words, we need to defend the rights of a speaker but not what he or she says. That difference is likely to be lost in the extreme events that sometimes evoke extreme speech. Indeed that appears to have happened in Portland.
By John Samples. Originally published at Cato @ Liberty.


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BASIC TOOLBOXES – a variety of small inexpensive tools for you to get started with. Those of us who have been at this for a while, have collected a lot of different tools along the way. It's better to have too many, than not enough. But you will find at the heart of every preservationist's collection, a very basic tool box. This is what we would like to cover in this section. None of these items are expensive or hard to find. You may already have them in your garages, or be able to pick them up at your local building supply stores.
Let's start with some basic tools for working the ground that many people already have in their garages.
There are many types of shovels, but these 3 will get you through most jobs. The spade shovel is probably the most used of the 3. It is perfect for digging rectangular slots in the ground for resetting tablet markers and is very maneuverable. The digging shovel is great for generalized digging and moving dirt. The flat transfer shovel is ideal for moving gravel and rock, cutting sod, or digging square holes and slots in the ground.
There are also many types of bars and pry bars. Here are 3 examples that work well in a variety of situations.
A good tamper is essential for tamping gravel and dirt snugly. A posthole digger will greatly aid in digging and removing dirt from deep holes.
This is Cheryl Skinner's beginners' tool kit. And it all fits neatly in a soft zipper tool bag.
Cheryl has been involved with 2 cemetery preservation projects over the last 3 years helping coordinate restoration efforts. She knows the techniques and reasons for the techniques, inside and out and backwards. But has not done the actual hands on work portion of the preservation. This is not a bad thing at all. Knowing a great deal about doing something is the first step before doing it. This will all change very soon in the upcoming season when she starts putting the techniques into practice. This is why she is putting together a basic toolbox. In the spring of 2017 Cheryl will assist Gravestone Guardians of Ohio on a cemetery restoration project for several months.


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Kenny Macintyre (19 July 1944 – 30 May 1999) was a Scottish political journalist. Born in Oban, he spent most of his life on Mull, and became a journalist in his 30s. He was known for his work ethic and sense of humour. He was Political and Industrial Correspondent for BBC Scotland for 10 years and was also a keen sportsman. He was a son of Angus Macintyre, a poet and bank manager. Before he entered journalism he was a bank clerk, and ran a gift shop and a building business. He was the father of Colin MacIntyre, the musician, and Kenny Macintyre who is also a BBC journalist. During his career as a journalist, he charmed John Major into giving him an interview by telling him that if he refused, Chelsea F.C. would be defeated. He ambushed Margaret Thatcher by hiding in a hotel cupboard to get an interview with her. He refused an OBE. He died of a heart attack while jogging in Glasgow. Then-prime minister Tony Blair called him "an institution". He also received eulogies from Donald Dewar, Charles Kennedy, Gordon Brown, George Robertson, Alex Salmond, Michael Forsyth and Tam Dalyell. He was buried at Taynuilt with a mobile phone.

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Interview of Daniel Salmi, Moviemaker of "Elora"
An epic featuring Viking women and perhaps some warfare and a monster or two. Yes! It is coming. Film maker Daniel Salmi, from Sweden, is behind this epic. Today I interview the Swedish moviemaker regarding this project, the film "Elora."
CJZ: Sweden in the time of Vikings! Men were men and swords were rampant. Women? Can you tell us about the women protagonists in your upcoming film, "Elora"?
Mr. Salmi: Sweden in the Viking age was manly dominant, but there are several grave mounds found all over Scandinavia with females who seemingly had remarkably high stature. They were buried like men, with swords and other articles of war. Women had a high position in the society and women were often the head of the farm. You could see this as they were sort of like gatekeepers with a key tied to their belt. This was a token of that high stature. Some were also shield maidens and a big part of war.
CJZ: The Casting so far looks wonderful. I noticed two lovely actresses (Emelie Dahlskog and Natasha Trager) have signed on. They look like they could be cheerleaders. In fact, I'm guessing they will be tough and alluring...can you talk about these two actresses and what they'll be asked to do?
Mr. Salmi: We cast Emelie (pictured above) in summer of 2020 and Natasha in the fall of 2020. Both of their characters have an arc. Maybe Emelie's is greater. Natasha has the main part as Elora, which the story is about. She is a young girl, early 20s, and is in the beginning of the story pretty much an ordinary girl with knowledge about the near vicinity of her village. This changes when her little brother is taken. But this story becomes larger than just the taking of her brother. Natasha is a bubbly young woman with a lot of energy, and something I find interesting with her is her background in ballet and stage acting.
Emelie's character, Sigun is important for the story. She brings people together and she suffers a lot when we first see her. She has a great arc and maybe she gets redemption in the end. Emelie is a genuine badass. We had to shoot her scenes for the pilot in September because she needed to attend her film school in the UK. We filmed in a 500 year-old wild wood and she had to do some running and jump over a fallen tree. She tripped and wend down in a pile of rocks and branches. When we checked if she was okay, she just stood up and brushed dirt off her and walked up to reset the scene. She also got very wet and cold when we filmed at the marsh. She never complained. Emelie is experienced and her latest project "The Redneg" (2021) received four awards at the Las Vegas Film Festival. She was also in the Swedish movie "Borg vs. McEnroe" (2017) with Shia Labouf (McEnroe), a small part but still...
CJZ: The effects have already begun, as has concept art. You have very definite ideas about the plot of "Elora" and what you would like to get across. When was "Elora" first born in your mind as an idea for an epic?
Mr. Salmi: I have had the seed of the idea in my head for several years, but it first got on paper in a synopsis in the fall of 2018. I had an accident later and got an infection. The had to take my right foot in March of 2019. I also got an infection after surgery, so it took a lot longer than it was suppose to. With the pandemic they shut down my rehab. I had a lot of time at home to write. The script has had plenty of rewrites, but as of September last year we feel content that this is the script we are going to shoot in the long run. Later, producers Lotta Forsberg and Elin Gustafsson came aboard. They are invested in this as I am. They will also be portraying characters in the film. They have both been seen in various productions in both Sweden film and TV. Elin is also a stuntwoman.
CJZ: A fantasy film from the time of the Vikings! This is just too good to be true! Will we see violence, romance, and intrigue? The fantasy tag also conjures up imagery of magic and myth...how about monsters and sorcery?
Mr. Salmi: Probably most of those things. Maybe not very much romance. This movie will be gritty, bloody, violent and we want to depict the Viking age as close as we possibly can. This story has fantasy elements. A sorcerer and a witch you absolutely can tick a box off...maybe also a huge troll. The presence of evil will be prominent.
CJZ: I've seen the costumes, props, and green screen preparation for "Elora." This film already looks genuine and big-budget. Your production people seem to have gotten a big head start. Is your production team, and you, students of Sweden's history and lore?
Mr. Salmi: Big budget is a no, haha. I am probably the props and costume department myself right now. Everything you see is made by me for the most part. Some stuff is bought. Emelie's dress for example. And some armor you will see later. I have mostly paid for this stuff out of my own pocket. We find a lot in flea markets we can "Viking-up," and some is sewn by me. When our concept artist, Alexandra Walsh ( @walshtheartist ) came aboard, lots of things got easier. We have something to go on. We have people around us with knowledge of Viking history we can ask things through. But we are all interested in Sweden's lore and history.
CJZ: As the COVID restrictions begin to wane and vaccines are poised to hit the mass populations, are you optimistic for a 2022 release?
Mr. Salmi: COVID has pushed us back several times for the pilot/trailer shoot. We are aiming for early this spring, but we feel that we cannot count on the fact that we can shoot. Hopefully though. The feature was aimed for a 2023 release, but that has gotten looser and looser. We are still early in pre-production most things are a question of money, which we do not have a pile of and no big production company behind us. But this film will be made. If anything, I'm bullheaded, haha.
CJZ: The plot and scenery from "Elora" seems perfect for for board games or merchandising. In your crowdfunding effort, will there be "Elora" merchandise available to potential donors?
Mr. Salmi: I have thought a lot about that. It sure could be fun with board games and such, but it is a great cost to produce. Some merch will definitely see the light of day, but 'when' is the question. We thought about having prints of Alexandra's artwork. This is one of the things we discuss right now. Also, a map print of the fantasy country our characters live in. Tee shirts and hats may also come up in the longer run.
CJZ: Will the filming be in Stockholm or 'on location'? Will Swedish winters assist in the filming or are you waiting for the spring and summer months?
Mr. Salmi: The pilot will probably be shot entirely in the Stockholm area, but the feature will be mostly filmed in my hometown about two hours north. We have a wonderful nature here you don't really get in the big city and it is easier here. The answer is 'on location.' I am old school and want to do as much as I can in the camera. We have a rebuilt Viking town/farm here. It is built on the site of a Viking farm from the 10th century. This place will portray Elora's home.
CJZ: As far as social media and crowdfunding, where can people learn more, and become part of the production of "Elora"?
Mr. Salmi: We have a website https://www.elorathemovie.com/ , it is only in Swedish right now but we are working on translation.
The most important though is our GoFundMe page at Elora, Go Fund Me
We are of course on Twitter too and try to update as much as we can ( @elorathemovie )
My email is elorathemovie@gmail.com for business purposes.
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Heaven is the first book in the Casteel series by author V. C. Andrews. It is also the first name of the main character. It was first published on November 1st, 1985, and is one of Andrews most popular works.

Plot

In 1961 a ten-year-old Heaven is awoken by her Granny and taken to a grave of Leigh Casteel. Heaven is told this is her birth mother who had died giving birth to Heaven. Granny then gives Heaven a beautiful doll that was made to look exactly like Heaven, with the exception of pale blonde hair. Heaven is stunned to learn that the doll is, in fact, an exact replica of her mother Leigh. Granny tells her that this doll will lead Heaven to her mother's family in Boston, thus changing the course of her entire life forever.

In the year of 1965, Heaven Leigh Casteel is a fourteen-year-old girl living in extreme poverty with her rather large and discontented family, in a shack in the mountains of West Virginia. Her father, Luke, is still haunted by the memory of his beloved first wife who died giving birth to Heaven. Luke almost never speaks to Heaven. He is rarely home and his new wife, Sarah, struggles to take care of Heaven and her half-siblings—Tom, Fanny (who is very pretty and somewhat promiscuous), and Keith and Jane. The Casteel family is looked down upon by the rest of the town, often referred to as "the hillbilly scum". Despite their poverty, Heaven and Tom work very hard at school, with Heaven hoping to become a schoolteacher when she is older. During this time, Heaven begins to develop a relationship with a local boy, Logan Stonewall. Meanwhile, Luke spends most of his time in a local brothel, where he eventually contracts syphilis, causing Sarah's next child to be born dead. Heaven's grandmother passes away the same day. The stillbirth is the last straw for Sarah, who had always hoped giving Luke a "dark-haired boy" like himself would finally make him love her. Sarah disappears, leaving a note. Luke is nowhere to be found, so the children are left to fend for themselves. Logan offers to help them, but Heaven is too proud (and embarrassed)  to admit that they are struggling. Heaven misses a lot of school, since she now has to be mother to the family, take care of the shack and her frail, somewhat senile grandfather.

Whenever things look bleak, Luke shows up with food to save the day, but his attempts to make money fail, and eventually, he comes up with a plan to sell his children for $500 apiece. Keith and Jane are first bought by a nice couple, but Heaven is devastated at what is happening. Shortly after, the local preacher is interested in buying Heaven, but Luke persuades him that the younger sister, Fanny, is much more suitable for his household. Then a farmer comes for Tom, and Heaven can barely take it as Tom was her closest and best friend. Heaven's brothers and sisters are all sold before her, leaving her alone. It seems as though Luke may actually want to keep Heaven, as one night (thinking she is asleep), he comes to her and strokes her hair, muttering how soft and beautiful it is. Heaven feigns sleep and is confused as to why he is finally showing an interest. Then she hears her grandfather interrupt Luke, asking what he is doing in an upset voice. Luke seems defensive and says Heaven is his, and he can do what he wants, but Luke's father tells him no, and that he needs to send Heaven away. Heaven does not understand or realize what Luke's intentions were, and feels everyone is rejecting her now.

A few days later, Heaven is sold to a couple named Kitty and Cal Dennison. Kitty is controlling, obsessed with cleanliness, and though kind to Heaven at times, she often seems to hate Heaven and treat her like an unpaid maid. Kitty's husband Cal suffers from constantly being sexually teased and tormented by his wife.  Cal and Heaven develop a close relationship, partly as a result of Kitty's treatment of them. Kitty actually starts to become violent and beat Heaven at times. Her cruelty is later revealed to be caused by the fact that Kitty once was in love with Luke and almost had his child. When Luke brought Heaven's mother back to town, Kitty attempted a home abortion, which went badly wrong and meant that she lost her ability to have children. Because of this, Kitty sees Heaven both as a release for her anger towards Luke, and as the daughter she was never able to have, causing Kitty to be wildly inconsistent in her treatment of Heaven. Heaven has kept her doll hidden, but one day Kitty sees her with it. Kitty becomes furious when she sees the doll is the exact likeness of Leigh. In a fit of rage, Kitty burns the doll. Devastated by the loss of something that linked her to her mother, Heaven tells Kitty she wishes she were dead, and Kitty beats her unconscious. Cal finds her later and tries to comfort her, but he also kisses her passionately. Heaven resists, but Cal eventually pressures her into having sex with him. Heaven gives in partly because she longs for affection and partly because she feels sorry for Cal over the way Kitty treats him. Although she is overcome with guilt and shame afterwards, the feeling of being needed by Cal is so important to her that she cannot say no to him.

Kitty becomes sick (later revealed to be breast cancer) and the three go back to Kitty and Heaven's hometown of Winnerrow to seek aid from Kitty's family. After meeting Kitty's family, especially Kitty's mother, Heaven begins to understand Kitty's behaviour and she starts to pity her. While in her hometown, she is reunited with her siblings Tom (who she has missed terribly) and Fanny. Fanny seems happy with the preacher and his wife, but she is also distant to Heaven and seems to be avoiding her. Heaven tries to avoid Logan because she is afraid that he will somehow know what she has done with Cal just from looking at her.  He eventually catches up to her and begs her to see him. She gives in and agrees to meet him the next day early in the morning. However, when she goes back to Kitty's mother house, Cal is waiting for her and tries to kiss her. Heaven pushes him away but Kitty's younger sister, Maisie, sees him with his hand on Heaven's breast. Maisie quickly tells her family about what she saw, and it rapidly spreads through the town. The next day, after she finishes taking care of Kitty, Heaven goes to meet Logan and they spend the day together but Logan cannot keep what he heard to himself and confronts Heaven. Although she is actually the victim in the situation, Heaven feels so guilty about her part in the 'seduction' that she admits it. Too young to understand that this was not Heaven's fault, Logan feels betrayed and runs away from her.

After she walks back into town, Heaven goes to the hospital to find Kitty awake and in a better mood. Kitty then tells Heaven that her father was there looking for her to apologize for everything and that he seemed like a different man. He also wanted to give her two choices: she can live with him and his new wife or try to find her mother's family and live with them, if they will accept her. Unable to forgive her father for the way he treated her and for selling his other children, Heaven decides to go and find her mother's family in Boston. Tom tells Heaven that he is going to live with Luke, as the farmer treats him like a slave. Cal takes Heaven to the airport so she can travel to her mother's family; once he gets her there, he hurries off. Tom shows up with Fanny, who reveals she is pregnant by the preacher and that is why she could not talk to or see Heaven—she has to stay hidden, and the preacher and his wife are going to pretend it is their baby. She hugs Heaven and tells her she loves her, then hurries back to her "home" with Tom before she is discovered missing.

While Heaven is waiting for her plane, she reads in the newspaper that Kitty has died. She thinks of how Cal drove her all the way to the airport and did not even mention this: he wants to start a new life and she is not part of his plans. Heaven is furious and hurt, thinking that after all Cal said about how much he loved her, he dumped her at the first opportunity, abandoning her just like Luke did. All she can do now is hope she finds peace and love with her mother's family.

Adaptation
Lifetime produced an adaptation of Heaven that aired on July 27, 2019, starring Annalise Basso, Chris McNally, James Rittinger, Jessica Clement, Chris William Martin, and Julie Benz. A special edition of the film aired on August 3, 2019 that featured behind the scenes interviews with Basso, McNally, and Rittinger.

Reception

References

External links
 The Complete V. C. Andrews

Young adult fantasy novels
1985 novels


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import com.google.security.zynamics.binnavi.API.disassembly.AddressSpace;
import com.google.security.zynamics.binnavi.API.disassembly.AddressSpaceListenerAdapter;
import com.google.security.zynamics.binnavi.API.disassembly.Module;
import com.google.security.zynamics.binnavi.API.disassembly.View;

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    @Override
    public void changedDebugger(final AddressSpace addressSpace, final Debugger debugger) {
      for (final ICallResolverTargetListener listener : listeners) {
        try {
          listener.changedDebugger(AddressSpaceCallResolverTarget.this, debugger);
        } catch (final Exception exception) {
          exception.printStackTrace();
        }
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}

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The purpose of the campaign was to end violence in young adults and promote self respect. It also encouraged teens to follow their dreams and believe in themselves — clearly something all of the boys feel strongly about. The money donated to the campaign came in from both direct donations from the band and from a portion of the sales from BTS' Love Yourself series: Tear, Answer, and Her. Wow, they did that.
Not only have they been donating tons of money to the cause, but they've also spent a lot of time speaking up on the matter to help raise awareness on the seriousness of this problem. Earlier this year, they even gave a speech to the UN. "Like most people, I've made many and plenty mistakes in my life," RM said in the emotional speech. "I have many faults, and I have many more fears, but I'm gonna embrace myself as hard as I can, and I'm starting to love myself gradually just little by little. What is your name? Speak yourself."
"In the year since UNICEF and BTS joined together to eradicate violence against children, we have raised over [$1.4 million]," UNICEF Korea said in a statement. "During it, they have continued to spread their positive influence, such as with the UN General Assembly 'Speak Yourself' speech."
The speech had a huge impact on its listeners. "I was overwhelmed after hearing BTS' UN speech in September," Lee Ki-cheol, the secretary general of UNICEF Korea, said. "On that night, I bumped into a diplomat who told me that Korea has made two great accomplishments during the past 60 years — democratization and industrialization, and production of BTS."
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