It was Valentine's Day and Kortney's husband got her a bouquet of her favorite flower—lilies. Unfortunately neither of them knew that lilies are incredibly deadly for cats. The next morning they were awoken as usual by their two cats: 11 month old Dutchess and 9 month old Godric. A couple hours later Godric approached his owners with a thick layer of vibrant yellow pollen all over his face and paws.
Unsuspecting of the danger Godric was in; they snapped a photo and posted it on Facebook, thinking how cute their silly little man looked. In many ways this simple act of sharing on social media helped save Godric's life. This was how Kortney and her husband learned that lilies are one of the most poisonous and toxic flowers for cats. All parts of the flower are toxic – stem, petals, pollen, all of it. Even a small amount ingested can lead to rapid kidney failure. If not treated immediately, lilies will cause a cat's kidneys to completely shut down within 24 hours. This is not reversible and the only option is euthanasia.
While trying to clean the pollen off of Godric, Kortney started receiving comments on her Facebook post mentioning that lilies were toxic and this was an emergency. She and her husband looked up lilies and cats on the internet and discovered just how deadly lilies were. Terrified for the life of their kitten, they rushed down to BRVC for urgent treatment and care.
Symptoms of lily ingestion include lethargy, vomiting, diarrhea, drooling, pawing at the mouth, seizures and collapse. Fortunately Godric's family acted quickly, knowing time was of the essence, and he was not showing any clinical signs yet. This was positive but it did not negate the need for Dr. Leanne Taylor and the BRVC Treatment team to act quickly. Godric needed treatment as soon as possible in order to combat the toxins in his system.
The first step was to induce vomiting and get any of the lily left in his stomach out of Godric. A special drug called Xylazine is used to induce vomiting in cats; it also has a sedative effect. Poor little Godric's vomit was yellow – suggesting he had eaten quite a lot of pollen. Next the technicians drew blood to test in the in-house lab in order to determine where his kidney values were. An IV catheter was placed so IV fluids could be administered. The treatment for lily ingestion is aggressive IV diuresis (basically kidney dialysis) and regular checking of kidney values. Before starting the IV fluids, Godric was gently bathed clean of the lingering lily pollen residue.
Godric was admitted to patient care where he would be monitored for the next 24 to 48 hours while remaining on a constant flow of IV fluids. Because lily ingestion causes the kidneys to shut down one of the most important signs of how well a cat is doing is whether or not they are still able to urinate. The inability to produce urine is a very bad sign. Godric's Patient Care team kept a close watch over night.
The next morning, Kortney called BRVC first thing: "That was probably one of the worst nights I've had to sleep through. I woke up and called right away. Luckily he had peed! I still wonder if the receptionist had ever heard anyone shout with joy because their pet had peed." Dr. Taylor was very pleased with how well Godric was responding to his treatment and the fact that he was still producing urine was definitely cause for celebration! But Godric was not out of the woods yet. Another blood test had to be performed in order to ensure the poison was flushed from his system. In the mean time, the adorable ginger tabby had won over the entire Patient Care team – Godric is a total love bug and incredibly friendly. He loved nothing more than to sit and be petted.
On his second day at BRVC Godric's blood tests came back normal. After 48 hours of hospitalization with an IV fluid drip in his leg, it was time to go home! Dutchess and Godric were very happy to be reunited and his family was thankful to have him home at last, safe and sound.
Dutchess and Godric as kittens.


Reeva Steenkamp was someone I never heard of until two days ago, like I imagine the rest of the world. Valentine's Day morning brought with it news of her untimely death. I read the news story in horror, curled up in my comforter (before Smores peed all over it as she tends to do). This story was heartbreaking because she seemed like she just- wow. From all accounts, just a radiant, positive and engaging person. She was on the cusp (it seemed) of REALLY making a name for herself- and then she's just shot to death Valentine's morning. Reading that, I became terrified for all the women I love in my life.
I didn't include Oscar Pistorius' name until now because I'm gradually becoming more and more disgusted with him. At first it sounded accidental, him shooting his girlfriend in the early morning hours, but now it's not so sure. I (like the rest of the world) was perplexed by the sudden fall of a man who served as such an inspiration.
We'll find out soon what actually happened, but perhaps the most meaningful thing to do right now is to find a positive way to carry on her legacy. Reeva was an outspoken advocate concerning awareness of violence against women. Seeing as she died in an act of violence and that V-Day also doubles a day to address violence, it makes it all the more tragic.
This is an issue that is disgusting to see still prominent in the year 2013.
When does it end, really?
South Africa. The United States. Afghanistan. Saudi Arabia.
As the news coverage of this case rages on, please remember Reeva not as a murder victim or the character in a scandal, but as a woman who was doing what she could to promote positive change in the world.


We planned to visit Nuremberg for years, but we always thought we will be there during its Christmas market. After all – the Christmas market in Nuremberg is known as one of the best Christmas markets in Europe. Instead of visiting Nuremberg in December, we already stopped there in May and explored what are the best things to do in Nuremberg.
We spend 3 full days in Nuremberg and we could easily stay there few more. This second largest Bavarian city (the largest is Munich) offers lots of things to do and see.
What are the best things to do in Nuremberg?
Even though more than 90% of Nuremberg was destroyed in the WW2, everything was renovated as it was before the war, so you can still enjoy and admire the old look of the buildings. For me, the most beautiful part of the old town of Nuremberg was its half-timbered houses, so make sure to put them on your list when collecting things to do in Nuremberg.
The old town of Nuremberg has full of bridges – but you for sure should not miss the most famous five, which include one suspension and one wooden bridge.
Seeing things from different perspective is always fun and also be included as one of many things to do in Nurember. So, don't forget to look up – especially when you stand under a tall church tower, which looks even more spectacular that way.
You can never miss when visiting the squares in Nuremberg, as there's always something going on. Sit in a cafe and enjoy the reality show in front of you or stop at the markets. If you'll be visiting Nuremberg in December, you for sure will find yourself at the main market, where the famous Christmas market is held. Visiting the Christmas market is still one of the best things to do in Nuremberg, for which we will need to return to the city again.
Nuremberg has its own city ZOO ever since 1939. There are more than 300 different animal species inside and with almost 70 hectares, the Nurnberg ZOO is one of the largest in Europe. If you are traveling with kids, the city ZOO is a nice experience and one of the best things to do in Nuremberg.
Like every real city, also Nuremberg has its own castle, which offers views down the bussy city streets. One of the best things to do in Nuremberg is to take a walk inside of the castle and try to imagine the life it once was.
Nuremberg, being the second largest city in Bavaria, offers full of museums. We alo visited one – the Toys Museum, which we first thought it will be more or less for Ren, but at the end I was the one having hard time to leave. The museum also has a nice playing area in the 3rd floor – one of the best things to do in Nuremberg on a rainny day.
The old town of Nuremberg has lots of local restaurants, where Bavarian specialities are being served. We really liked the food, staff and prices in the Bratwurst Roslein. The restaurant has a big outdoor garden, but also its interior is perfect to feel the local atmosphere. If you ask me, no matter where you are, tasting local cuisine is one of the best things to do in Nuremberg and all around the world.
Don't even forget on the local street food – a sandwich with three small local sausages, called Drei im Weckla, meaning three in a bun. You can get it all over the old town. It is good and cheap and perfect for a snack bewtween meals.
Every city is known for something and the best souvenir you can take home from Nuremberg are its Lebkuchen – similar to gingerbread. Visit a shop or two, where this yummy cookies are being baked for centuries. Tasting the Lebkuchen is for sure one of the sweetest things to do in Nuremberg.
If you ask me, everyone should get to know the history of the WW2. Did you know that the National Rally had its grounds in Nuremberg, where also rallys were held? This Documentation centre represents in detail what all was going on here and teaches you about the darker side of the city's history. For me, highly on the list as one of the things to do in Nuremberg.
One of the best things to do in Nuremberg with kids is to spend one day in the nearby Playmobil Fun Park. This place is perfect for kids older than 3 years, but also our Ren (aged 16 months) really enjoyed it there – and so did we. You can read more about the Playmobil Fun Park here.
Even though we did not visit Nuremberg during its Christmas market, as first planned, we actually enjoyed the city so much, we would not mind to come back again – hopefully the next time it really will be for the famous Christmas market. But there are plenty of things to do in Nuremberg, no matter when you are traveling there.
Travel tip on where to sleep?
Now that we have our little traveler with us, it is great to have a space where you can prepare something to eat, wash his dirty clothes and still have large enough space to play and jump around. That is why, staying at the amazing Adina Apartment Hotel in the old town of Nuremberg was ideal and we would definitely recommend it to everyone, especially if traveling to Nuremberg with kids. Not to mention that most of the best things in Nuremberg were reachable by foot.
The location of Adina Apartment Hotel is on the outskirt of the old town, but everything can be reached on foot – ideal as a starting point for things to do in Nuremberg. The Adina Apartment Hotel also offer delicious breakfast sauna, fitness and swimming pool.
If you'll be staying in Nuremberg for two days, visiting museums and using its public transport, we would definitely recommend you to get yourself the Nuremberg card. The card includes free entrance to all museums (including the city ZOO and the fortress) and also free rides on public transport and is valid for 48 hours – it is a great way to save some money when ticking off the best things to do in Nuremberg. You can get more information about the Nuremberg card here.


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BOSTON (AP) — The Coast Guard is searching for the four-member crew of a Maine fishing boat that sank off Massachusetts early Monday. The 82-foot (25-meter) Emmy Rose went down about 20 miles (32 kilometers) northeast of Provincetown, Massachusetts, the Coast Guard said in an emailed statement. The...
Firefighters retrieve the body of a migrant from the beach after a shipwreck on the island of Rhodes, southeastern Greece, Monday, Nov. 23, 2020. Greece's coast guard says a speedboat that appeared to have been smuggling migrants to the island of Rhodes from nearby Turkey partially sank before reaching land Monday, leaving one person dead. (Argyris Mantikos/Eurokinissi via AP)
Speedboat taking migrants to Greece partially sinks; 1 dead
ATHENS, Greece (AP) — A speedboat that appeared to have been smuggling migrants to the Greek island of Rhodes from nearby Turkey partially sank before reaching land, leaving one person dead, Greece's coast guard said Monday. The coast guard said it received information about the speedboat near the...
Wrongful death lawsuit filed over Naya Rivera's drowning
VENTURA, Calif. (AP) — A wrongful death lawsuit has been filed over the drowning of "Glee" actor Naya Rivera, who died this summer while boating with her 4-year-old son on a California lake. The suit, filed Tuesday, blames Ventura County and managers of Lake Piru for her accidental death on July 8...
FILE - In this Sept. 30, 2020, file photo, a Boeing 737 Max jet, piloted by Federal Aviation Administration Chief Steve Dickson, prepares to land at Boeing Field following a test flight in Seattle. The FAA is poised to clear the Boeing 737 Max to fly again after grounding the jets for nearly two years due to a pair of disastrous crashes that killed 346 people. (AP Photo/Elaine Thompson, File)
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Fans and monument organizers gather at newly dedicated highway signs for the Lynyrd Skynyrd Monument near the site of the band's Oct. 20, 1977, plane crash in Gillsburg, Miss., Sunday, Nov. 15, 2020. Fans gathered Sunday as the Mississippi Department of Transportation unveiled exit signs from Interstate 55 near McComb and state Highway 568 near Gillsburg, the Enterprise-Journal reported. (Matt Williamson/The Enterprise-Journal via AP)
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GILLSBURG, Miss. (AP) — Lynyrd Skynyrd, the rock band famous for "Sweet Home Alabama" and "Free Bird," now has highway signs pointing to the site of the Mississippi plane crash that claimed the lives of some of its members. Fans gathered Sunday as the Mississippi Department of Transportation...
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HYPE IT UP: And Then There Were None
posted by High Voltage Staff | Saturday, July 26, 2008 | 7:18 PM
High Voltage introduces the launch of our newest section, HYPE IT UP. Just a little taste of our latest discoveries. First up, And Then There Were None!
Hyped By: Naimah Holmes
New Hampshire produces Techno/Dance/Club banging bands? Apparently so, and their name is And Then There Were None (to be known hence forth at ATTWN). This is more than that cutesy, danceable, overly eager stuff your BFF sent you via sendspace. THESE are quality jams with heavier lyrics than those synth-loving tweens are ready to handle! ATTWN is Matt Rhoades (Vocals/Programming), Sean Sweeney (Guitar/Vocals),Nick Massahos(Guitar/Vocals), Ryan Manning (Drums),and Matt McComish (Synths). All of that manpower behind songs such as "Action is the Anecdote," with it's booming chorus and bridges covered in hand-claps, the cautionary "John Orr the Arsonist" and the dizzying "Occam's Razor" you will dance 'til you drop. Or at least brace yourself halfway through so you can enjoy the guys' rendition of "Heaven." So make room in your basement or bedroom, passenger seat space is required for the dance party ATTWN will create.
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2008 has been a busy year for And Then There Were None. After a line up change, the addition of new members, and a new sound, ATTWN is back and better than ever. Once known for boasting metal riffs and killer breakdowns, ATTWN has been reinvented, mixing euro-dance beats with a punk-rock backbone and ethic. Frontman Matt Rhoades comments, " Evenutally I ran out of ideas for writing metal music, and began to write what came more naturally. To me, dance music is positive, and still incredibly emotionally based. There are no rules or norms and this allowed me more creative freedom in the writing process. I finally feel as though ATTWN has found its own unique sound."
What separates ATTWN from it's peers is the passion and moral behind the music. Unafraid to bring ethics and a message back into the music world, And Then There Were None has made it a mission to be heard. Not only is every member a vegetarian, but ATTWN has partnered up with Peta2 to educate and enlighten fans. "When I was growing up in the music scene, bands were passionate and had a message. You couldn't go to a show without being handed a pamphlet, or exposed to some sort of leftist activism. I feel like that 'punk' ethic has been absent over the years, and it only seems natural to stand for a cause. Furthermore, the unnecessary killing of animals for food is not only disgusting, but wrong. We all strongly believe in speaking out for animals, and refuse to be silenced to please the general public," says Rhoades. Bringing back the punk moral, ATTWN proudly sets up a table of Peta pamphlets and booklets, as well as stickers and promotional materials to inform fans. The band believes education is the first step to change, and is doing all they can to make a difference.
So what's next for ATTWN? Fans can expect a full-length album to be released everywhere in the beginning months of 2009. Guitarist Sean Sweeney, and frontman Matt Rhoades recorded and produced the album themselves, as one of their first major recording projects. "I believe our inexperience brought an angelic quality to the record," says Matt. The result is a full-length full of passion, and sincerity, masked by fun, uplifting dance beats, sure to please.
I was just looking for a new sound to listen to and I came across ATTWN and now they're my favourite band because their sound is just something that I haven't heard before and I love what they stand for. I personally am not a vegetarian or a vegan but I love how they stand up for what they believe in!
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Spencer Schwellenbach's bases-loaded double highlighted Nebraska's five-run third inning and the fifth-seeded Cornhuskers went on to beat No. 4 seed Minnesota 8-2 in the Big Ten Tournament. Matt Waldron scattered six singles, walked none and struck out nine in 7 1/3 innings as the Cornhuskers won for the fifth time in six games. They'll play Iowa on Thursday night. Minnesota meets top-seeded Indiana in an elimination game.
OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — Spencer Schwellenbach's bases-loaded double highlighted Nebraska's five-run third inning, and the fifth-seeded Cornhuskers went on to beat No. 4 seed Minnesota 8-2 in the Big Ten Tournament on Wednesday night.
Matt Waldron (6-3) scattered six singles, walked none and struck out nine in 7 1/3 innings as the Cornhuskers (29-20) won for the fifth time in six games. They'll play eighth-seeded Iowa on Thursday night.
Angelo Altavilla tripled in two runs to help Nebraska get out to a 3-0 lead in the first inning and Schwellenbach broke open the game in the third.
The Gophers loaded the bases loaded with one out in the eighth, but reliever Robbie Palkert got Eli Wilson to line out and struck out Cole McDevitt.
Minnesota starter Patrick Fredrickson (2-4) allowed eight runs, six earned, in 2 2/3 innings. The defending tournament champion Gophers (26-26) play top-seeded Indiana in an elimination game Thursday.


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My first advice is don't be too hard on yourself and also don't ever let this situation deter you from aspiring to other dreams in the future. My second piece of advice is to make a calculated choice as to what unsettles you the most, the thought of decluttering these items or thought of continuing to live with them cluttering up your home. What is greater, the chance that you are never going to use them or the chance that you are going to regret getting rid of them?
I've used that wisdom to release many hobby items, though not nearly as many as I should, since my craft room is still unbelievably cluttered. Now, however, I have to use the same mindset to attack my greatest clutter enemy.
BOOKS. Yep, it's time to get brutally honest with myself about my books.
Many people own books. For that matter, many people hoard them. But I'd bet a large percentage of those people keep books they love, books they enjoy, books they want to read again and again.
I have some of those books, definitely. Those, however, are not the ones that are overtaking my home.
You see, most of my books are Aspirational Clutter. I buy self-help books by the armload, all because I want them to fix whatever I see as a problem in my life. The real problem? I don't want to get rid of the book if the original difficulty still remains… which it often does.
Impart its wisdom to me through osmosis.
What happens, instead, is that the book is brought home and set in a "To Read" pile beside my bed, where I page through it every so often and where it remains until the pile gets too big and all the books are shelved. Thus, the problem remains, which leads me to believe that I should buy yet another book pushing yet another scheme, technique or breakthrough. Lather, rinse, repeat.
The other day, Quinland suggested I get rid of all my parenting books. Her rationale: I wasn't using the books anyway, and since she is no longer a little kid, my opportunity to "parent" her has pretty much come and gone. I do plan on parenting her for a few more years, but in many ways she is right. I should let go of the books that are not age appropriate.
Why was I hanging on to those books, anyway? Nostalgia? No, I really think that they represented the way I had wanted to parent, the fun things I wish we had done together, the structure I wish I had been able to provide.
When it comes right down to it, though, did I actually need those books? Perhaps. Perhaps I gleaned some tidbit from them at the store when I looked through them and decided to buy, or in my bed when I looked through them again. Some I may have even read more thoroughly along the way.
Then again, perhaps my wonderful, funny, loving, confident daughter has never needed me to find any wisdom in books. Perhaps just loving her and parenting her the way we have, to the best of our abilities, has been enough.
If so, what does that say about all the other books? The ones about simplifying, organizing, and decluttering? The ones about exercise, nutrition, and yoga? The devotionals and prayerbooks? The guides to success and money management and veganism and conscious living? Is it possible that I don't need them? Is it possible that just being myself and doing the best I can is enough?
That would sure fix a lot of problems.
Whew! Do you buy books to solve your problems? How many do you buy? How many do you keep? Do you read them? Do they help? Talk to me here. I need to feel that I am not alone.
Is it true? Do good thoughts lead to good actions and good results? I don't have a definitive answer. I don't believe that thinking about fifty-dollar bills is going to make them magically appear in my wallet. However, I do believe that your expectations that good things will happen makes them more likely to do so.
I went to Goodwill today in search of a pair of black shoes. I found a single pair of Kumf's, just my size (40 wide). Brand spankin' new. A $225 value, only $9.99. Do I always fine exactly what I most desire at Goodwill? Definitely not, but I look at least once a week, and I assume I will find what I want eventually. Yet so many people I talk to curl their lip and say, "Goodwill? I'm sure they wouldn't have anything I want, so why bother?" Well, if you never try, you certainly won't find anything there.
Here's another example: I always assume that people are going to be friendly. I talk to virtually everyone (which makes Quinland cringe, as it probably made me cringe at 14 when my mom did it), and I expect it to go well. Is everyone receptive? No, but most are, and if anyone is not, I figure they are having a bad day.
I also expect that I will always be able to find work. I don't know why this is – do I have an overinflated sense of my employability? – but I have always been able to get work when I wanted it, from even before I was legal age to seek employment. It's worked out that way, too. Does this mean that anyone who can't find work is somehow "doing it to themselves" by their thoughts? Not at all. It's just that my expectation that I can get work – coupled with my willingness to be underemployed when needed – cause me to get up and look for it with that much more energy, confidence and enthusiasm that I would otherwise.
Maybe that's the secret, the law, the key: thinking you can do something gives you confidence which gives you energy and a sense of calm. Perhaps that confidence and energy inspire the others around you, be they potential friends, employers, or spouses.
Conversely, if you believe you can't do something, you are probably not going to make the attempt. That's a guaranteed recipe for failure, because – as they say about basketball – you are going to miss 100% of the shots you don't take. If you do decide to try, going in with an attitude that says "I'm a failure, this won't succeed," probably causes you to be more anxious and jittery, more nervous about what you'll say, and more timid about talking yourself up.
To make a long story the teensiest bit shorter: I need to believe in myself when it comes to making the changes I want to make at home. I need to trust that I will let things go, that I will establish routines, that once and for all I will maintain a clutter-free environment.
So far this year, I've been doing pretty well. I stretched this morning, and filled a second Goodwill box to go along with the easy-to-purge stuff in the first box. This was trickier. It wasn't just the low-hanging fruit; I had to take inventory of when I last used some things and be tough with myself on deciding to live without them. Out the door went two pair of shoes, an extra bathroom scale, two purses, and a few blouses. Not a ton of stuff, but it's a start.
And I know I can keep it up… because I expect to.
am I ready to make a long-term commitment?
January 6, 2013 February 11, 2016 by Lori3 Comments on am I ready to make a long-term commitment?
I have had a huge decision to make over the past couple of months. I have agonized over it. My thoughts have swung from one extreme to the other, and I have been completely unable to make up my mind.
In David's world of board gaming, that is called AP – analysis paralysis. I've got a bad case of it. This is nothing new; I have had trouble with decision making all my life. My dad, as I think I have mentioned before, says I am good at aiming but I rarely shoot.
This time, though, I have to make a choice, and I have to make it NOW.
It's time to get the house painted, the painter is ready to pull the trigger, and I have to choose a color.
I know, I know – this doesn't seem like a life-or-death decision. It's not. I do know that. But it is a decision I will have to live with for the next 8-to-10 years… and it's a decision that is going to cost me thousands of dollars, so I won't be able to change my mind and go with something else.
Part of my problem is that I don't believe that the color samples I see will actually look the same on our behemoth of a house in broad daylight, nor do I believe that the computer simulations I've done – using photos of our actual house – are anywhere near accurate representations, either. What if I choose a green and it turns out to look like the home of a leprechaun? What if the lovely bluish-grey turns out to be robin's egg blue? Will mine be the house that others point to and wonder what the owners were thinking, taking that torch from the green-and-orange house down the street?
To add to the madness, every time David and I look at paint chips, we are so enamored with the names that the colors hardly seem to matter. We could paint our house Midnight Oil? Done! Or Gargoyle with Dragon's Breath trim? Think of how much the board gamers would like that! Honestly, though, most of the names seem pretty useless. One of the front-runners on the sample chips is Camas with Skagway trim and Moclips as an accent. Those names really paint a picture in your mind, but a picture of what? Seriously… what?
Oh, well. The painters want to get started this week, and they need to order the paint. I guess I might as well just set one of the sample brochures down, close my eyes, and point. What will it be? Ravalli with Entiat? Nampa with Ochoco? Izee with Targhee? I think as long as I miss the one that has combined Hanford with Potholes, we should be safe. That's a color scheme with some potential bad karma, right there.


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German opera great Harry Kupfer dies aged 84
Berlin (AFP)
One of the world's most celebrated opera directors, Germany's Harry Kupfer, has died at the age of 84 in Berlin, his agency confirmed on Tuesday.
In a career spanning 44 years, Kupfer worked at opera houses across Germany and was chief director of Berlin's iconic Komische Oper for more than two decades.
Born in 1935, Kupfer studied in Leipzig and first worked in then-communist East Germany.
But he rose to fame in 1978 with a production of Richard Wagner's "The Flying Dutchman" at the world-renowned Bayreuth festival.
He took the reins at the Komische Oper three years later in 1981.
A student of Komische Oper founder Walter Felsenstein, Kupfer staged works by Mozart and Wagner and oversaw two world premieres at the opera house before bowing out in 2002.
He returned to Bayreuth in 1988, staging Wagner's "Ring of the Nibelung" alongside Argentine-Israeli conductor Daniel Barenboim.
After the fall of the Berlin Wall, Kupfer cooperated with Barenboim again on an ambitious project to stage one Wagner opera a year over the course of a decade at the Berlin State Opera.
He continued to work until right up to his death, directing around the world and staging Georg Friederich Handel's Poro in a triumphant return to the Komische Oper earlier this year.


Clear all 47 jellies and reach 10,000 points to complete the level.
This level has hard difficulty. For this level try to play near to jellies or from bottom to shuffle the candies. Make special candy or play near to jellies without wasting the moves to break them all within 25 moves.
As with the last level I am getting about 9 moves less than stated. It says you get 25 moves and I only get 16. Did complete the last level but had to use extra moves and 3 switches and 7 smashes. What is up?


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Doubly Vulnerable: Homeless Gay Youth
The Columbia Spectator today has a very disturbing story about some very significant threats that some gay youth phase. This story concerns 15-year-old Drew, an "ordinary teenager" from a good neighborhood in upstate New York, a good student getting good grades. But his pretty good life took an abrupt turn when he came out to his parents:
"It all changed the night I tried to tell my parents I was gay," he said. "My mom was pretty cool with it, but my dad just freaked out and started screaming. Then he started hitting me."
"He'd never hit me before, never," he sobbed, "but when I told him who I was, that I was gay, he just got so mad. He said he was going to kill me and I believed him, so I ran."
After spending a few nights sleeping at a friend's house, Drew returned home, hoping that things might have calmed down.
"I tried to open the door, but my key didn't work any more. So I started knocking and eventually my dad came to the door and told me that I was no longer his son and he never wanted to see me again. He said if I ever tried to get in touch with him or my mom again he'd find me and kill me," he explained.
He now lives on the streets of New York's Upper West Side, where he begs strangers for food and money. He often has to exchange unsafe sexual favors for it. It's a dangerous way to drive the live, and the dangers don't end there:
Terrified and devastated at losing his family, Drew fled to New York City, where he hoped people might be more accepting of his sexuality. But since arriving five months ago, Drew estimates that he has been beaten up on average once a week—just for being gay.
"Mostly it's other homeless people who do it," he said. "They find out you're gay, and then they wait for a chance to punish you. When I first got here I went to a shelter, but once the other kids found out I was gay they started teasing me and then one day they all ganged up on me and beat me up. We weren't in the shelter at the time so the staff didn't know, but now I'm too scared to go back or to try another shelter in case it happens again. I prefer to take my chances on the streets."
The Empire State Coalition estimates that somewhere between 25% and 40% of homeless youth in New York city are LGBT youth (PDF: 378KB/100 pages). According to a 2002 report by the American Journal of Public Health (PDF: 181KB/5 pages), LGBT homeless youth are significantly more vulnerable to physical victimization, substance abuse, and psychological problems.
There are thousands of Drews all across this country. When people say that they aren't "bashing homosexuals, but…", it's important to note that many parents of homeless LGBT youth will probably say the same thing. You know, they just don't "condone" their kids "lifestyle" — a lifestyle which can often be of their own parents' making.
If you want to know why it is so fundamentally vital to change attitudes towards acceptance in this country, just look at the face of the next homeless teen you encounter.
Tags: Homeless Youth, New York, Youth
If I were Drew I'd have killed my father and moved back in with my mom.
This poor kid. What i want to know is, 1) where is his mother in all of this, and 2) where are child welfare services?
This runs very parallel in it structure to the general lack of responsibility in the straight world. They decry and condemn gay people, espeically gay men, about the excesses of the alleged "gay lifestyle", yet they do everything in their power possible to prevent us from forming wholesome, positive relationships.
They decry and condemn from the haven of "family values", yet this boy's father throws him out, and his mother does nothing. good family values there.
It is yet one more indication that this is a hatred that runs so deep as the be unrecognizable as such to the people who express it.
I have to agree with Ben and wonder where the mother is in this and where are the legal authorities. Drew's father does not have a legal right to simply kick his son to the curb. He broke the law and the result is an abused child now living on the streets doing what he can to survive. The hypocracy is sickening.
To the larger question; how do we best reach out to these youth, mentor them, adopt them even? My partner of nearly 20 years and I now live in upstate NY, after many years in DC and in cities across Texas. We know and suppported organizations in large cities that served GLBT youth, but it is so much more difficult in less urban settings. How do we mentor before these kids get into trouble with their families and communities? I simply don't know the answer and would appreciate some direction. We owe it to our future.
To answer Ben's #2 question: where are child welfare services –
They are often run by church-sponsored organizations that are quite homophobic. Not just the child welfare services, but missions for the homeless and the like as well. I should know, I was forced to live in a couple for about a year before I got myself OUT of there. I was forced to go back into the closet while staying. If you mention your non-straight-orientation while getting yourself signed in, for any reason, they won't let you in.
Family friendly my ass.
Oh, and if they find out later, they won't do anything if you are being atacked (verbally or physically) by other homeless at the shelter.
Sorry for the double post, but had to add that in.
Jarred
Alex, I think Ben is actually referring to state agencies such as Child Protective Services (various states have their own names). These are state programs set up and charged with the duty of investigating cases of child abuse, neglect, and other such issues.
To the best of my knowledge, these state agencies are not privately sponsored, by churches or any other organization.
You have a point, Jarrad. I'm still bitter at the treatment I recieved, that's all (got out three months ago). I appoligize.
Let this be a lesson to other gays that have not yet told their parents. If your gay, you should first extract what they think about gays(That is.. if you dont want to be kicked out to the street). Which, since im not sure about my dad, im RLLY not attempting to tell him any time soon, although im already in the uni…
You have a point, Jarrad. I'm still bitter at the treatment I recieved, that's all (got out three months ago). I appoligize."
That's sad :(, how old are you and where do you live.
"Drew's father does not have a legal right to simply kick his son to the curb. He broke the law and the result is an abused child now living on the streets doing what he can to survive. The hypocracy is sickening."
Why would anyone want to live with a dad like that. To live in constant fear(w/ ones father) or to live in constant fear(as a homeless, constantly bashed)… Surely there is some secular gay friendly environment. If not… what is the government waiting for??? A similiar thing hapened to a now diva gay person here(she has boobs now *shrug) in his childhood, only that her father pointed a gun at his head and said, "Yo no quiero maricones en mi casa"(I do not want homosexual under my roof).
Joel – you're right of course, Drew shouldn't stay in a situation that's dangerous; namely with his father. Childwelfare should be involved. Drew's father could be arrested for child endangerment and Drew probably has the legal recourse of sueing his parents for neglect and abandonment. Any of those scenrios would put him in a better place than he is now. These kids have legal rights and protections under the law, but most don't know it because they are shamed by family and minor authorities into believing its all their fault that this is happening. As a community, we have to stand up and say ENOUGH! We have to protect our own. God knows, too many of us have been there. Too many of our children die on the streets, physically and spiritually. We need to band together and protect them; get them off the streets and into a protective environment. And then shame and publically humiliate every parent that feels it is their right to treat their child like trash, just because they are gay.
Jarred wrote:
Alas, Michigan is one that has made the attempt of turning its Child Protective Services over to private organizations, many of which are indeed church sponsored. The reason is money. Michigan legislature struggles mightily every year to balance the budget and looks eagerly for ways to trim it.
At least in Detroit we have Ruth Ellis House and Ruth Ellis Center to house and provide a safe space for homeless gay teens. I wish they could handle the number of kids who need their services.


November 7, 2018 Jackie L.
Every business should have a stellar email marketing campaign. We spend a lot of time on well-thought out content that we believe will entice people to open and read about what you have to say. However, when you look at your insights, you might notice that you aren't getting the open click rate you were hoping for. While this can sometimes happen, it's a great opportunity to revamp your email marketing campaign. Check out some tips below to get your emails opened and your audience engaged once again.
Think about some of the newsletters you have joined. Was there anything that stuck out to you that made you want to engage with that person or company? It was probably the way they personalized the newsletter to make it sound like it was just for you. Active Trail states that at least 68% of millennials, 58% of Gen X'ers, and 46% of Baby Boomers are more willing to do business with a company that personalizes the newsletter.
In this day and age, we only have 8 seconds to grab our audience's attention. That is why keeping your subject line short but still full of information is important. You want the subject to entice the reader to open your newsletter and engage. This also helps those in your audience who open email with a mobile phone. Making sure your newsletter is mobile and computer friendly allows you to reach more of your audience.
Controlling and scheduling the frequency of your email campaigns is extremely important. You want to keep your audience engaged without losing them with too little interaction. The frequency at which you send newsletters will differ depending on your industry, but aim for at least 2-3 times a month. An article at Infusion Soft says that going for daily emails will actually push your customers away. So, test out what works for you and your audience, and stick to it. Keep the content fresh, unique, and completely YOU to keep your audience waiting for more.
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As you can see, it's incredibly easy to take these small tips and apply them today to increase the open rate in your email marketing campaign. No matter how long ago we started our campaigns, always take some time to revisit and tweak what isn't working to get the results you want. Do you have a tip that helped increase the open rate of your emails? Share it with us below!


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Australia domain administrator denies domain investing ban
by Andrew Allemann — April 15, 2019 Policy & Law 9 Comments
Domainers get a victory in Australia.
Domainers can keep investing Down Under.
Australian domain name registry manager auDA will continue to permit domain investing in the .AU namespace.
The decision comes after its Policy Review Panel suggested a change that would effectively halt domain investing.
Current rules prohibit registering a domain for the "sole purpose" of selling or transferring it to another entity. The proposal would have changed that to the "primary purpose", effectively closing a loophole.
But auDA management didn't follow the suggestion.
It said that the provision would target domain investors:
The warehousing prohibition appears to disproportionately target domain investors as the licence portfolios or holdings of trademark and brand owners will be excluded under the PRP proposal. This proposal elevates the rights of trademark and other intellectual property owners over other licence holders in the .au domain, which may give rise to issues of market power and anti-competitive practices. Management believes that further information is required to assess whether the net benefit to the community of prohibiting warehousing in respect of a class of registrants outweighs the competition issues. For these reasons Management believes that there should be no change to the existing policy position.
It also noted:
The proposed test for determining whether a registrant has contravened the resale and warehousing prohibition will increase compliance costs for registrants and administration, monitoring and enforcement costs for auDA. These costs may be disproportionate to the risk or severity of the harm to the community from warehousing and the cost of a licence in the .au domain.
Internet Commerce Association was among the groups opposed to the proposal. I imagine that Afilias, which took over backend operations for .AU last year, also rallied the troops.
9 Comments Tags: .au, auda, australia, domain investing, topstory
Australia's .Au domain names are now managed by Afilias
by Andrew Allemann — June 30, 2018 Services 1 Comment
Handover to Afilias is now complete.
It's already July 1 in Australia, and that means that Afilias is now the backend registry service provider for over 3 million domain names ending in .Au.
.Au domain overseer auDA put the contract for managing .au out to bid, and in December of last year announced that Afilias won the contract, which had been handled by rival Neustar.
Transitioning a 3.1 million-domain namespace is unprecedented. The previous record for the size of a registry transitioned was .org back in 2003. At the time it had 2.4 million names under management. The gaining registry in that case was also Afilias.
As a result of the .au transition, Afilias now helps run 200 TLDs and more than 22 million domain names.
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auDA drops Neustar, to transition 3 million .au domain names to Afilias
by Andrew Allemann — December 18, 2017 Services 1 Comment
Afilias gets big contract win in Australia.
Domain name registry company Afilias has won a competitive tender and been selected by the Australian country code manager auDA to manage the .au domain name starting in July of 2018.
This is a big win for Afilias, and arguably a bigger loss for Neustar. Neustar acquired Australia-based Bombora Technologies Pty Ltd, which currently has the .au contract, back in 2015 for over $85 million in cash. While the business also came with a new top level domain name business, the majority of revenue was surely from operating .au.
The contract with Bombora ran through June 2018. auDA originally entered into exclusive negotiations with Neustar to extend the contract but canceled the exclusivity after Neustar announced that it was going private in a transaction led by Golden Gate Capital.
auDA subsequently announced that it was planning to work with contractors to build and manage the .au registry itself. It later changed its mind and said it would outsource registry operations. Nine companies responded to the tender.
Afilias SVP of and Chief Marketing Officer Roland LaPlante told Domain Name Wire that he believes a big reason auDA chose Afilias was because of "our expertise in doing transitions successfully so there's no interruption of service for end users."
Afilias took over the registry operations for .org in 2003. It was a transition nearly as big as this one will be. .Au has 3 million domains but fewer registrars than .org had back in 2003.
John Kane, VP at Afilias, will be leading Australian operations and the company plans to hire 20 people in Australia to manage .au. LaPlante said that Afilias will begin discussions with registrars this week and that registrars should have no concern about disruption of service.
Ram Mohan, Executive VP and CTO at Afilias, said " We are laser-focused on a safe and seamless transition. It's our A1 priority. John [Kane] is a very senior executive and is in Australia for that reason."
While details of Afilias' contract with auDA were not disclosed, LaPlante suggested that the price it will charge is less than the current contract with Neustar.
"We expect that the price of a .au domain will be a little bit less than what has been charged in the past," LaPlante said. "It will be up to the board, but we recommended to take it down a bit."
The registry transition comes at a tumultuous time for auDA, which has had significant turnover and is under a government review.
1 Comment Tags: .au, afilias, auda, australia domains, Neustar
Chinese resellers cut off from .Au domain names
by Andrew Allemann — October 5, 2017 Domain Registrars 3 Comments
Registry cites fraud in a decision to halt .au registrations from Chinese resellers.
No more .au for Chinese resellers.
.au Domain Administration Ltd (auDA), the registry for Australia's .au domain names, has instructed Tucows to cut off Chinese resellers from .au domain names.
Tucows operates both the OpenSRS and Enom reseller platforms, making it by far the dominant domain reseller company.
According to the company:
auDA cited an increased number of complaints they have received in recent months regarding domains that were fraudulently registered using unauthorized Australian business information. Those registrations, as auDA determined, appear to have originated from resellers based in China.
You must be a company or organization registered in Australia in order to register a .au domain name. Registrants are required to have an Australian Business Number.
The move came in August but was included in a newsletter Enom sent to all resellers today.
3 Comments Tags: .au, auda, eNom, Tucows
Australian domain market up in arms over Netfleet bidding scandal
by Joseph Peterson — October 19, 2015 Expired Domains 34 Comments
Australia gets its own type of "Halvarez".
The Australian domain community is still reeling from a controversy that emerged in late September. Haven't heard? Then you're not an Aussie. But if private bids are shared to attract competing bidders, then that matters everywhere.
In order to understand this upside-down story, let's visit the "Land Down Under". You'll want to pack this background info:
Australia's ccTLD is .AU – most commonly registered as .COM.AU.
Outside the USA, country codes are a significant part of the online landscape.
While international drop catchers such as NameJet, SnapNames, Pheenix, and DropCatch deal mainly in gTLDs, many ccTLD markets have evolved specialized auction platforms of their own.
For expired .AU domains, one of the most important venues is NetFleet.
Today NetFleet reportedly functions as a joint venture between founder Mark Lye and Melbourne IT, which is currently listed as the world's 6th largest domain registrar.
Here's the crucial bit: NetFleet auctions rely on sealed bids. Customers are told that "this is a blind auction" in which "you cannot see any other bids except your own". However, "other clients may have placed a higher bid than you". Anxious not to lose out but totally in the dark regarding other bids, you are encouraged to submit "the maximum amount you are prepared to pay" – let's say $5000. If you're the high bidder, then you'll pay the full bid amount, never knowing if the next highest bid was $4900 or $800 or $75 or nonexistent. Meanwhile, if you're outbid, then you'll tend to bid higher in the future. Click to continue reading…
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Chrysler CEO Marchionne Turned Down Salary in 2011 Too: Annual Report
By Bhaskar Prasad
Chrysler Group LLC CEO Sergio Marchionne speaks during a news conference at the Chrysler Casting Plant in Etobicoke REUTERS
Chrysler Group LLC chief executive Sergio Marchionne received no salary or stock awards from Chrysler in 2011, according to the annual report filed by the company.
This is the second straight year that he has declined to have any salary or bonus. This is interesting considering the fact that Chrysler posted a profit of $183 million in 2011 after a $652 million loss in 2010.
At the same time, Sergio Marchionne will be compensated for being the Chief Executive of Fiat SpA, the Italian automaker. He received a fee of 3.5 million euros ($4.5 million) in 2010 from Fiat, which owns 58.5 percent of Chrysler. His pay package from Fiat is not yet disclosed.
Meanwhile, it has compensated its five other top senior executives. Richard Palmer, who is the senior vice president and CFO, has received $1.18 million in salary, stock and stock options.
Marchionne, who has functioned as CEO of Chrysler from the time from bankruptcy in June 2009, has led the firm from the front in making sure that it has been able to repay more than $7 billion of government loans. Going by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Chrysler improved its value to $7.5 billion at the end of 2011.
Chrysler's sales were up 40 percent in February this year.
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It's here - Sample Sunday once again!
Good Day! And a very bright and sunny day this Sunday promises to be. Around our house and village, the blossom is almost fully out and our usual spring visitors; a pair of house martins have begun rebuilding last years nest. You cannot imagine so much noise could come from such two little birds.
Once again, I am inviting you to read another chapter from The Crossing. This one is not quite so long as some of the others, but very exciting as the yacht runs into some horrendous weather - not for the faint-hearted sailor! Enjoy it.
They had now been at sea for ten days and were well over half way to Antigua. Morning dawned on a dozing Connie in the cockpit around six a.m. The sun wasn't the usual fireball rising in the east over the deep blue perfect skies that they were used to.
The complete horizon was hugged by a malevolent looking deep purple shadow. Above the horizon, the sky had amassed huge rolling clouds that were shot through with a strange pewter and copper hue. These clouds were speeding frantically across the sky in all directions. As the dawn continued to break, the air seemed to be full of charged static and a bolt of brilliant white lightning flashed ahead of the yacht and all around them. Off to the port side and far behind, there was a fierce growl of enormous thunder, cracking and rolling and gathering in volume as it travelled nearer. There was a strange up and down motion to the yacht on a sea that had now changed to an eerie colour of molten grey with steep irregular waves. The wind was rising and the sound through the rigging was alarming to listen to. Within a minute it had climbed to a nerve-jangling crescendo as the waves began bursting with a surf that crashed against the boat's hull. Somewhere a newly loosened stay was twanging in the wind and below there were the beginnings of strange bangs and thuds. Without warning a sudden deluge of warm rain dumped on the deck making it difficult for Connie to see and breathe. She climbed below and hurried aft to wake Richard. On reaching their cabin she saw he was already up and dressed, struggling into a lifejacket and harness.
'It looks bad,' she said. She hated rough weather and a tremor of fear ran through her.
'I can tell by the change in motion. It's come up quick. Keep your lifejacket and harness on, we're probably in for a blow.' He pushed past her in the galley. Toby appeared from his cabin rubbing the sleep from his eyes.
'The sound on the hull is bloody awful, it's impossible to sleep,' he said.
'Get your safety gear on,' was all Richard replied as he clipped on to the safety line in the cockpit.
Climbing up the companionway ladder, he was assaulted it seemed, from every direction by wild blasts of hot wind. The thunder and lightning continued, cracking overhead.
Richard looked at the sea in amazement; it seemed to have grown to unbelievable steepness; the waves striking the yacht with enormous force. The thunder rose in volume and filled the air with its bellowing. The roaring mass of rain hissed down on the sea's surface. Connie appeared pale and trembling in the cockpit opening as the yacht was hit by a huge wave and she was violently thrown to one side, smashing herself against the bulkhead.
'We've got to reduce sail,' Richard yelled.
Connie was frozen to the cabin's sole and rubbed her bruised shoulder. She didn't attempt to stand up or move from her position on the floor.
'You must help me,' he continued.
She shook her head, her face devoid of colour. 'I can't,' she croaked.
Toby staggered over to the companionway ladder. 'I will!'
'Don't be daft, you've only got the use of one arm,' argued Richard. 'Connie! Get up here now!'
Slowly, Connie climbed the ladder and looked around her, biting her bottom lip to stop herself crying out in alarm. The scene was now terrifying. Richard put an arm around her as he explained what he wanted her to do.
'Don't look out there. Concentrate on what I tell you. You can do it, darling, you've never let me down before.' He gave her a reassuring squeeze and made sure she was ready before releasing the sheet.
The strength of the wind was now such, that the rain and spray hit them forcibly in their faces, half choking them. Slowly, they managed to completely lower the mainsail and reduce the headsail to a mere scrap of canvas. The boat responded by calming down a little. She had less heel enabling her to remain more upright; now she gamely clawed her way on through the waves. The overhead thunder continued from one stunning thunderclap to another as the rain beat down mercilessly on the cabin roof.
'Any washing you need doing?' Richard said to Connie at an attempt to make her smile.
There was a sudden tremendous roar from the starboard side as a gigantic wave thundered into them. Richard and Connie were hit, and the force of the water sent them tumbling and crashing across the cockpit; their safety lines pulling them up sharply, preventing them being swept overboard.
'You'd better get below,' he shouted, helping Connie untangle her harness line and safely guiding her down through the hatch.
Richard remained in the cockpit, and looking at the side of the yacht he saw that part of the guard rail had disappeared. As they came up on the top of a wave he realised that it hadn't been torn away as he'd first thought, but that the sheer weight of the water had flattened the stainless-steel stanchions. Looking further out across to the horizon he saw an enormous, heaving indigo sea laced with white streams of foam and broken water. They raced westwards. Somehow their yacht didn't seem quite as substantial out here now as she was tossed around on the furious sea. A fleeting thought of his father passed though him as he crawled below, gasping and wet through. Barker senior had put up with some ferocious weather during his time in the Royal Navy.
Richard put the washboard in its allotted slot to prevent the water flooding down the companionway into the salon below. Connie was sitting huddled on the floor crying; huge tears mingling with the salt upon her face, wet puddles around her. A concerned Toby was attempting to console her with a one-armed hug. The noise below was no quieter than above as the bilge pumps were going like the clappers. Gallons of water were being pumped out, and gallons more were furiously being thrown right back at them.
It was obvious to Richard that they had caught the tail end of the storm and he had no idea how long it would last. The ocean heaved and the thrust of the wind drove the boat further and faster. The onslaught on the yacht continued. The wind howled in the rigging and monstrous waves crashed into the hull. White blinding spume flew horizontally all around them.
The ghastly conditions continued all that day and the following night, relentless never ending, leaving all three of them exhausted and anxious. Connie was nearly paralysed with fear and lay prostrate on the cabin sole; the narrow gap between the salon table and static seating confined her body and prevented her from hurting herself as the yacht was thrown around. Toby was sitting grim-faced, wedged behind the salon table clinging to the grab rail with his right arm. He found it especially difficult with his still painful broken arm. Richard was seated; legs sprawled at the chart table, doing his best to get an up-to-date weather report. The thunderstorm prevented good radio propagation and so far he was unable to make any contact.
Earlier, Connie had been totally freaked out, begging him to either turn back or radio for help, with Toby adding his own voice to back her up. Richard thought that both ideas were over the top; they were in no danger of sinking, and so long as conditions didn't get any worse they would be okay. He was exhausted. The last few days had really taxed him. Dark shadows ringed his eyes and his hair was encrusted with thick salt.
He had been covering all the watches as both Toby and Connie were incapacitated with seasickness and he was desperate for a rest.
'Toby, I have to lie down for a bit. I've checked the radar, there is nothing within a radius of thirty miles from us, so we shouldn't get run down or hit anything. Give me half an hour or so and I should be OK.' He didn't wait for Toby to agree or disagree but stumbled back into his cabin. He dragged off his uncomfortably wet clothes and dropped them on the floor. He crawled into his bunk and lay snugly against the lee cloth, safely keeping him within his bed. Thankfully, he closed his eyes and sleep overcame him instantly.
He awoke some time later that day. It was quieter. It felt different. He felt a swell. Now it was a new regular up and down motion. Pulling himself together, he dressed in dry clothes and entered the main cabin. The whole boat was a disgusting mess. Books, charts, and games were strewn everywhere. In the galley, the cupboard that usually contained the pots and pans was wide open; its contents disgorged. Coffee dregs were spilt onto the galley work-surface, and the sugar-bowl had dumped itself into this mess covering the surrounding work-surfaces and walls with a horrible sticky goo. Richard hurriedly put as much away as he could. Anything heavy was especially dangerous if it was sent flying. Luckily, the heavy steel-cooker was still on its sturdy gimbals. If that broke loose they would soon know it. Connie and Toby were fast asleep, still in the same positions as when he had left them earlier. Richard had a quick scout around, checking there were no other vessels around bearing down on them.
He was concerned about the weather. This could be just a lull and anything might happen. However, it was good to make the most of the respite and clear up the boat as best they could. Toby and Connie managed to force some salt biscuits and cola down themselves under Richard's insistence. He explained that the replacement salt and sugar was necessary treatment for seasickness. He made himself some thick corned beef and pickle sandwiches, which he devoured ravenously. He thought nothing had ever tasted so good. But, they really needed something nourishing and hot. He got out a large saucepan and into it opened some tins of vegetable and chicken soup. He placed steaming mugs in front of Connie and Toby and stood over them while they slowly sipped their way through the tasty broth. He polished off two mugful's himself with great satisfaction.
Later, Richard went on deck to survey the scene outside. The sky retained its ugly, sullen colour but the sea now possessed a heavy molten slick overlying the whitecaps that sluggishly rolled down the waves. The decks were washed clean of dust and dirt and the drying teak gleamed golden. The genoa halyards were loose and needed bringing into the cockpit for easy access. The deflated dinghy was still amazingly secured on the stern push-pit, and the life raft remained in place on its mid-deck cradle. Apart from the crushed guard-rail stanchions, there appeared little damage to the yacht and all the systems were working properly below decks. The little niggles of doubt and fear that had been with him for the past few days disappeared. They would be all right! The yacht was well built and would keep them safe, so long as they were cautious and kept their heads. He wasn't a religious man, but Richard thanked God for keeping them safe so far.
A few hours had now passed; they'd all managed to get some decent rest. As Richard finished making another entry in the ship's log he realised that the regular sea swell had begun to change to a strange uneasy motion. There was neither a strong pitching nor a heavy roll. Instead, every now and then, there was a quick lurch that had no real direction. The yacht creaked in the rolls and lurches, when suddenly; the wind came at them with a piercing shriek. The little scrap of genoa they were flying was torn from its foil; the boat checked and then lay heavily over on her side in a near broach.
Connie screamed, her mouth an ugly wide gape in her ashen face, 'I want to get off! I want this to stop now!'
The weather now had a direction and a meaning with the blasts passing to the north and west of them. These winds were succeeded by a pent-up southeast gale, which blew with enormous force causing a swell that could even have rivalled the roaring forties. They were now in a hard blow, a very, very hard blow with a dangerous following sea.
A sudden deafening crash on deck had all three of them look at each other. A panic-stricken and white-faced Connie turned to Richard.
'What do you think that was?' Her lower lip trembled and her eyes were red-rimmed from past crying.
'I don't know. I only hope it's not the life raft come adrift. That would be disastrous if it broke free. It could crash through a hatch or go overboard. I'd better go and check.'
Grabbing his wet waterproofs, he dragged them on over his dry clothes. His lifejacket and harness were lying on the floor ready to don in a hurry. He finished dressing as fast as he could; the crashing on deck was becoming more urgent. Please, God, let it not be the life raft! It was heavy enough to handle in calm conditions and would be a complete bugger during heavy weather.
Climbing out of the cockpit was difficult and quite terrifying. He tried not to notice the mountainous seas all around and crouched low on deck as he clipped his harness onto the safety line. Grim-faced and teeth clenched, he edged forward; at times waist-deep in swirling green water as a wave hit the hull and cascaded down around him. The banging up front was now relentless. He reached the mast and immediately saw the offender. The spinnaker pole had broken loose from its attachment and was banging against the mast causing the racket below. The ropes were not taut enough, and he needed some extra line to properly restrain it. He would have to retrace his footsteps and fetch some from the cockpit locker. It all took so long and so much energy. The wind buffeted and shook him as he crawled along the deck on his hand and knees, half-choking in the salty spray.
Below decks, Connie was shaking uncontrollably. She wanted to get off this boat now. If not, then she wanted to die. She had had enough. She couldn't think straight, she felt sick, weak and horribly ill. It was just all too much. Why, oh why had she ever agreed to this? Damn Richard and his sailing! It was all his fault. She should never have listened to his exciting, enticing tales about the Caribbean. Right now she felt that she hated him. Damn. Damn. Damn!
Toby was slumped in his usual corner behind the saloon table, nursing his arm. He too looked stricken, his eyes bruised and tired. The yacht lurched and corkscrewed off a monster wave and Connie fell hard against the chart table. She shrieked with renewed fear and then heaved herself onto the bench seat behind it, wedging herself in. The red glow from the lights on the bank of electrical switches on the control panel was beside her. She quietly sobbed to herself as she lay her head down on the damp surface. She couldn't think about anything else except getting off the boat. As the noise calmed down above she stopped crying and sat up and glanced around her. She noticed the state of the cabin, with the wet-streaked floor and the renewed mess from their possessions being thrown around them. She glanced at the battery state on the control panel and then across at Toby.
'How do you feel?' she asked.
'Ghastly.'
She again looked at the electrical panel overhead and her glance lingered on the high-frequency radio set. Turning her head her scared eyes met those of Toby's. They looked at each other, the creaks and bangs going on all around them. Neither said a word. But, they knew what the other was thinking. That help could be just around the corner. Just with the flick of a switch.
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Appleton issues rallying call ahead League One clash with Sunderland
"I'm sure this place will be absolutely rocking on Saturday."
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Updated 15:40, 3 OCT 2019
Lincoln City manager Michael Appleton during the pre-match warm-up (Image: CameraSport - Andrew Vaughan)
Michale Appleton has urged Imps supporters to get Sincil Bank bouncing for their League One fixture against Sunderland this weekend.
The new Lincoln City manager has had quite the induction to life at the Bank with difficult games against Blackpool and Manchester United under-21s in the Leasing.com Trophy.
Both games ended in defeat, but Appleton has been pleased with the progress that his side has made under his short tenure so far.
The Imps manger is wary of the threat that Sunderland possess, but insists that his players will be "chomping at the bit".
Appleton said: "It's challenging, but exciting as well. I'm sure the players will be absolutely chomping at the bit.
"They'll have a day off on Wednesday to give them a chance to recharge their batteries.
"I'm sure this place will be absolutely rocking on Saturday and you never know.
"I know they're on a good run and they have a bit of rhythm about them at the minute."
Lincoln City's Grant Brown on lining up against boyhood club Sunderland
Sunderland come into the fixture on the back of impressive wins in the Carabao cup against Sheffield United and a 2-1 home victory in the league against MK Dons.
Lincoln City fans have been impressed with new manager Michael Appleton (Image: CameraSport - Chris Vaughan)
City will have to be at their best to topple one of the sides who are tipped for promotion.
Appleton said: "They've brought a couple players into the team over the last couple of weeks and obviously they have Max Power who has a big influence on the team and has scored two great goals.
"We know we need to nullify that threat, but I've seen enough in my two games so far to suggest we can give them a right good game.
"Obviously if this place is bouncing like it I fully expect it to be, then they'd be ready for a game."
Reaction: Lincoln City boss Michael Appleton upbeat despite defeat
The Imps are likely to be without the injured Michael Bostwick, Lee Frecklington and Ben Coker who all have long term injuries.
Tom Pett has trained for the Imps this week but hasn't featured since the pre-season friendly with Nottingham forest.
The midfielder suffered medial ligament damage to his knee and would be a welcome boost to Appleton's squad if he is to feature.
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ACWAP and Victoria Police invites you to a Development Seminar including the Excellence In Policing Awards being held in Melbourne from Sunday 11th to Tuesday 13th September, 2016.
Beginning with a cocktail function at Melbourne's Immigration Museum, this seminar, themed 'Leaders of today. Leading for tomorrow' will include police from across Australasia coming together to focus on opportunities and challenges in delivering safe, supportive, respective and inclusive workplaces and work practices. The reception, awards and professional development seminar create a unique opportunity for law enforcement to share, learn and innovate on best practice ideas from which the law enforcement community can and should benefit.
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achievements of women and men who are contributing to improving policing and law enforcement for women. The awards acknowledge the work being undertaken in Australasia to ensure that women's concerns and needs are being taken into consideration and addressed by policing and law enforcement. The formal recognition of innovation and excellence in policing provide a relevant and helpful highlight to the Melbourne Excellence 2016 program.


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Home/brazil/Inter says it has received support from 18 clubs and will go to CBF for VAR, but it shows pessimism about demands | international
Inter says it has received support from 18 clubs and will go to CBF for VAR, but it shows pessimism about demands | international
brazil November 5, 2018 brazil, Esportes
Inter will make their request to own VAR in the last round of Brasileirao. President Marcelo Medeiros is scheduled to meet at CBF headquarters in Rio de Janeiro on Tuesday to formally apply for the video source to the entity. The club says it has received support from 18 other clubs in Serie A and that only Vasko was against. The club, however, denies that it was the only one who did not support the initiative.
Inter will only wait for the official manifestation of other directorates, with the president's signatures in formal documents. Corinthians, Palmeiras, Santos, Sao Paolo, Gremio, America-MG and Cruzeiro have already confirmed GloboEsporte.com to sign.
On the other hand, as verified by GloboEsporte.com, among the leaders there is a pessimism about the effect of a lawsuit in the CBF, to sensate the entity to adopt VAR in the last circles. The club hopes that the pressure and unity of clubs will result, at least in the adoption of resources from 2019.
Medeiros will leave for CBF on Tuesday – Photo: Eduardo Deconto
In a recent interview, CBF's Chairman of the Arbitration Commission, Colonel Marcos Marinho, said the appeal would not be used. Internally, the entity treats as a "zero" chance to adopt technology as early as 2019.
"If the CBF does not want it, maybe she understands that they are not ready to apply VAR, we can not do anything about it." We hope that next year we will achieve a tool for minimizing errors. As for payment or non-payment, you do not know how much we pay taxes to federations. It's absurd what we paid in taxes. And we do not know where they are going. I do not see a problem if I have to help and pay something else. Another, one less, will not make a difference. But federations could get their pockets and help football – said vice-president Roberto Melo after a 2-1 victory against Atletico-PR on Sunday.
The VAR request got an advantage in the Inter 2: 2 with Santos, in Beira-Rio, in the game of full controversy. Red complained about the delay of Ricardo Marco Ribeira, who took five minutes between talks with his assistants to signal an obstacle and defeated Leandro Damiu when the match was tied from 1 to 1. Red rage was even higher after 1 to 1 with Vasko, in which the arbitration denounced a controversial sentence in Kelvin, turned by Maki Lopez. Against Atletico-PR, a new controversy, this time in favor of Inter, in penalties marked by Russia, at the end of the game.
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